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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
3
The Acton Woman’s club hosted a last Friday evening performance by the senior class titled Jones Firehouse last Friday night. Director and faculty helped run the act, with a long list of committee members and student participants supporting the show.
Imby Post Ame will hold its regi g tomorrow evening at the South Acton church. All mem to be present.
Mr and Mrs Frank A celebrate a milestone with family at their home. Lois Good Linen, daughter of Mr Currier, returns from a two week stay with relatives in Lynn. A bridge party planned at the home of Richard Christie on Lynn Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Teich of Sudbury announce plans to establish a new home at Peak Paint Road after purchasing a property there. Seth Rew and family plan to relocate to Sudbury as their residence. Mrs George J Blood Jr and daughter Flora May depart for Avon Park Florida this week by car after selling their Sudbury Center home.
Fragmentary text describes a pheasant figure or hunt theme in Luther Michigan with mentions of Smiths Adeke of chickene and the hunting season, unclear details. The readable bits suggest a local feature or column about wildlife or seasonal preparations.
Senator Richard I Fur bush thanks Middlesex District Bis for their offer in the election. The note expresses appreciation and confidence in him from Waltham.
Detroit Michigan Up reporter states Judge John D Watts rejected Reuben Willis excuse that he drove 40 miles in a 2 mile area to reach a garage for a brake repair. Willis is forbidden to drive for one year.
Fort Worth report that R. K. Zitney a woman was excused on sight from jury duty under Texas law barring women from serving on juries.
Miss Betty Howe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph T Howe of Lowell Road, a Concord High School graduate and University of Massachusetts freshman, expects a Thanksgiving visit home. Patrolmen Fred Nolan and Thomas W Finan have resumed duties after injuries. Concord Red Cross blood donor clinic held at First Parish Church Vestry, final MA Bloodmobile visit. Knights of Columbus and St Bernard's host whist at Monument Hall November 22 8 PM. Mason G Foss and family moved from Barretts Mill Road to Carlisle after purchasing a new house.
Sudbury man Robert Clyde DeLancey married Miss Barbara Armes of Sturbridge on November 10 at Sturbridge Federated Church. The couple will reside in Guilford Vermont after a motor trip. Mrs DeLancey is Framingham graduate. he is a Guilford Vermont teacher. 100 guests attended the reception at the bride’s home.
Reports indicate traces of tritium detected in river water linked to an industrial spill. Authorities note radioactivity levels rise with concentration and warn of safety implications near the site.
The text discusses a group of boys labeled as withdrawn with a tendency to relate themselves less to peers. It notes their parents show little interest in activities or social engagement, and the boys prefer solitary pursuits like reading over social interaction. It also mentions a dislike of most teachers and a preference for radio or similar activities.
A garbled report notes salaries for science teachers ranged from 900 to 3100 dollars a year while athletic coaches dominate attention. The fragment mentions Cedar Falls and national science teacher salaries but lacks clear details.
Fire crews battle wildfires across national parks and monuments as heat waves intensify. Evacuations considered in several backcountry zones while air quality advisory remains in effect.
Gelatine adds protein and a glossy finish to Waldorf salad with apples celery and nuts. The gelled salad forms a centerpiece for buffet suppers while the dishes are prepared hours ahead to keep the hostess free to greet guests.
Thomas D. Ward of Concord, class of 1951, named a Scholar of the Second Rank at Yale for 1949 50. Ward belongs to the Political Union, the Mountaineering Club, and the Choral Society. He is son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Ward of Concord and prepared at Belmont Hill School.
Concord announces a sub junior sociable at the Girl Scout House on Saturday November 18 at 7 20 PM. Tickets available at the door.
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