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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1949

Page

12

Concord-BMs and Mass Grange back Brighton Market plan

The filed Concord-BMs in both state bodies, signed by I Pickett and E Perry Mansfield, aim to enable state purchase or taking of premises. A House BW signed by E Enright and a Senate Bill by Edward C Stone seek creation of the Brighton Market Authority after a hearing where about 300 farmers urged action.

Concord Massachusetts An Federation I. Pickett Hudson Massachuseets State Grange E. Perry Mansfield Peabody House E. Enright Pitty Tamain Senate Edward C. Stone Hyarnis Lexington Brighton

West Concord Annursnac Grange to install officers Monday

The West Concord Annursnac Grange No 369 will hold its annual installation of officers Monday at 8 oclock in Odd Fellows Hall. State officers are expected to attend, with Edward Rundaren of Old Bridge Road to be installed as the new master succeeding Helen King. Refreshments will be served.

West Concord Annursnac Grange Odd Fellows Hall Edward Rundaren Old Bridge Road Helen King

Bailiffs Fined in Monterey Court Incident

In Monterey, two bailiffs were on duty when June Monty Hellam arrived. One bailiff was fined 50 dollars and another attendant remained present as Richard I. was charged with smoking in bed.

Monterey Cal U. P Monty Hellam Jim Richard I

Gas safety lessons from small town fires and mutual aid

The piece warns gasoline belong in underground tanks and far from buildings. It recounts a man who spilled gasoline on wood causing a house fire that killed two of his sons. It highlights curtains near stoves as dangerous and praises growing inter town fire department cooperation and mutual aid to limit losses. It also notes routine burner maintenance and keeping drafts open to prevent disasters.

Concord Monterey

Governors oppose bus law repeal move in state election

Five governors including Sally Allen Cox and Fuller joined in an unprecedented joint statement to keep religion out of the next state election. They oppose the initiative to repeal the 13 year old school bus law that lets cities provide bus service for private and parochial school children. They caution the petition could bar parochial and private school riders from local bus service and urge preserving permissive, locally administered transportation for students.

Sally Allen Cox Fuller Tomer Sovettere Fellowes U.S. Supreme Aeeae

Gr M a as there’s lots o folk like Pennien

Fragmentary note describes people and casual chatter about margarine quality and taste. Mentions a character or brand, with rural dialect and informal rural life scene. No clear event or dates.

West Concord Girl Scout Movement Seeks Tables

West Concord unit needs equipment to run projects and fund programs. Committee reports chairs exist but lacks work tables and is asking generous citizens to donate collapsing, horse or card tables. Call Mrs. George E. Davis at Concord 978 to help.

West Concord Girl Scouts West Conmeet George E. Davis Concord

Concord Names New Executive Housekeeper Mrs Grimes

Mrs Grimes becomes executive housekeeper in Concord succeeding Anne Young who married last August. She comes from St John’s Hospital Lowell where she held a similar role and has nine years clerical experience including executive housekeeper work at Boston University.

Concord Helen Capman Grimes Pilal Anne Ne Young Grimes St. John’s Hos. Hospital Lowell Boston University

Builders' Commencement at Boston Masonry and Carpentry School

Fifty-one brick layers, 23 carpenters and a stone mason earned diplomas as the first graduates of a School of Masonry and Carpentry Apprenticeship under the state department of labor. The ceremony marked a new training program aimed at improving trade skills.

Boston U.P State Department of Labor

Concord High junior class ring committee chooses rings

The Concord high school junior class ring committee met to decide on the annual class rings. Officers include Donald Reed president Marilyn Dutton vice-president Elizabeth Doughtery secretary Cynthia Heald treasurer. Members listed are Louise Albani Norma Arnold Elsie Craig Leslie Crawson Lawrence Dutton Robert Hall Ann Jenney Joan Pearson Thomas Prenderoe Robert Rowe and John Rodd.

Concord Concord High School Donald Reed Marilyn Dutton Elizabeth Doughtery Cynthia Heald Louise Albani Norma Arnold Elsie Craig Leslie Crawson Lawrence Dutton Robert Hall Ann Jenney Joan Pearson Thomas Prenderoe Robert Rowe John Rodd

Eight New Girls Now In Training at Emerson Hospital

Concord reports eight new students from the Household Nursing Association at 222 Newbury Street Boston begin hospital training at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Names listed include Pearl Bacon Ruth Barnard Ver mont Fay Brownell Marjorie Erickson Barbara Greelish Mel rose Mary McLeod Helen Reardon and Lois Simmons.

Concord The Household Nursing Association Newbury Street Boston Emerson Hospital Pearl Bacon Ware Ruth Barnard Woodstock Vermont Fay Brownell Sterling Junction Marjorie Erickson Gardner Barbara Greelish Melrose Mary McLeod Brockton Helen Reardon Newton Lois Simmons

Farm Bureau Leaders Speak at Boston Farm Program

Concord Allister F. Mac Dougall director of Middlesex County Extension Service spoke at the Boston farm program last Wednesday morning. He interviewed Walter Hopkins past president of the Massachusetts Farm Bureau and they reported on the Farm Bureau convention at Springfield scheduled for the next day.

Concord Allister F. MacDougall Middlesex County Extension Service Office Boston Walter Hopkins

Pumpkin grower in Acushnet rears giant gourds

In Acushnet Massachusetts John Trava operates a pumpkin business raising 100 pound monsters. One pumpkin weighed 143 pounds in 1949 and another called baby weighed 93 pounds. He harvests pumpkins large enough to yield two or three pies, and offers savings bonds as part of the ad.

Acushnet Mass John Travares

Vigilantes Versus Cattle Rustlers Near Rosling River

New deputy Vic Stuart mobilizes Rex Rupert and ranchers to hunt rustlers who stole cattle. A raid leads to a standoff in Arrow Canyon where rustlers flee as Stuart demonstrates savvy tactics and contact with seasoned locals. The piece portrays frontier justice and crowd action on the Rosling River frontier.

Rosling Rex Vic Stuart Vic Arrow Canyon

Pie Crust Circles Elevate Modern Pies with Pecans

A home chef shares a quick method to finish a grand pie with a decorative circle of pecan nut meats. The approach adds a festive touch and hints at a savory simmering process that enhances the dessert’s presentation and flavor.

The Debunker by John Harvey Furbay PhD

A fragment from The Debunker discusses the idea that no two things are exactly alike in every respect, noting the constant variation among items and people. The text reflects a playful yet analytical stance on similarity and difference.

John Harvey Furbay

Woman's Union Meets at Trinitarian Church Hostess Mrs Taft

Last Thursday the Woman's Union gathered at the Trinitarian Congregational church with Mrs George Taft as hostess Following coffee hour a home talent night was presented Mrs Steadman Howard sang a vocal solo and cord high school teacher performed.

Concord Woman's Union Trinitarian Congregational Church George Taft Cord High School Steadman Howard

Young People’s Fellowship Holds Youth Court Meeting

The Trinitarian Congregational church group met Sunday night at the Manse on Walden Street. Chaplain Clark Lambert led the ship service and President Robert Rowe presided over a Youth Court. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.

Concord Young People's Fellowship The Trinitarian Congregational Church Manse Walden Street Clark Lambert Servce Robert Rowe

Incomplete Note on Modern Cures

Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of modern cures but lacks clear claims or context. The readable portions mention remedies and healing but provide no verifiable details, dates, or sources to confirm efficacy.

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Chip Harold Lloyd, Jr Lloyd Herbert Rawlinson Gr Ma As Pennien Wicker N. c OM. M.co W. Concord Girl Scout Movement Mrs. Grimes School of Mocracy Stitters Richard Mill Wilkinsos WNU Features U.S Woman’s Union Y.P. Fellowship U. S S. S. Pierce
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