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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1946
Page
10
The newly organized Concord High School Parent-Teacher Association met at Hall Memorial Auditorium last Wednesday. After a routine business session, Martin J. Diskin presided and Teddy Fredenburgh introduced a program of motion pictures. A committee was tentatively appointed to address public safety.
The schedule announces a regular meet slated for Wednesday December 18. Details on venue and events are not provided in the fragment.
Mr and Mrs Hayes of 15 Grant Street celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary last Thursday. They were married in Concord and have lived here since. Mr Hayes has been a locksmith for over 50 years. The couple have two sons three daughters and three grandchildren.
USDA and New York agricultural experiment stations report 2 4 D reduces weed loss overall and lowers acre cleanup costs. It disrupts plant growth and shows effectiveness on dandelion plantain buckhorn chickweed and many weeds though it does not kill roots. It also affects certain shrubs and vines such as choke cherry wild honeysuckle wild grape locust and poison ivy.
The article notes cows lose many gallons of milk when forced to drink ice cold water. It suggests planning to remove ice chill from water and mentions new electric de-icers on the market. Local costs should guide the choice of de-icer.
A serviceable brood coop is made from a barrel by sawing and shaping the middle to form a sloping top. Two coops are completed when a hole is sawn on each side. The half barrel coop slopes to shed rain while the coop is positioned to prevent water entry.
A lively Concord bulletin covers Thanksgiving plans and community events. It notes Lions and Ww-wow meetings, town matters at a 1947 Town Meeting, local football hopes, and civic activities led by Amos R. Morin and others, with regional reminders about holidays, elections, and business notes.
Mrs Henry B Bigelow of Sudbury announces the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Clement Bigelow to Dr Lamar Soutter son of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Soutter of Boston. The wedding was in Boston on Monday November 18. The bride served in the Waves during World War II.
Dr and Mrs Wit Bartlett of 28 Monument street observed their 38th wedding anniversary last Monday in quiet fashion. The Bartletts, longtime local residents, are parents of Edward J Bartlett, a local businessman, and are well known in the community.
In 1907, the American Red Cross and the National Tuberculosis Association partnered to sell Christmas seals to save lives. Officials say about 100,000 lives are saved annually in America through these funds. The campaign continues with Red Cross support in Roll Call and related efforts.
The Enterprise announces subscriptions priced at $1.00 per year with single copies at three cents each. The correspondent notes receiving three horned toads from Charles J. Ringman, a former Santa Paula resident.
Edward Sheehan elected master of Concord Grange West Concord Woman's Club meets with Anna E Walker in the chair Miss Alice Loftus wed to James B Farrell at St Bernard s Church by Rev Mahon Gertrude Dee chosen most beautiful girl at Legion s beauty contest sponsored by Thomas Hanton St Bernard s holds annual reunion in charge of Miss Mary J Maton and Miss Margaret O Neill Mrs John Collins wins turkey given away by Concord Junction Public Market
Ten years ago plans for a new Concord Post Office emerged as Marion Barker transferred land for the site. George W Hodg wed 52 years, Raymond Illard named president of the Cooperative Bank, and Bernard H. McGrath graduated from State Police school assigned to Athol. Concord Players to present The Devil's Disciple. Marian A Dempsey of Bowstreet given a marriage shower for William E Russell of Boston.
More than 500 attend St Bernard’s seniors event. Miss Mary Battles elected president of Ladies Auxiliary A O H for its term. Over 200 attend spelling bee at Harvey Wheeler School won by Harrie Nims and Rita Murphy. Concord Players to present You Can’t Take It With You. Raymond Willard elected president of Cooperative Bank. Mr and Mrs Chilton Cabot celebrate golden wedding anniversary with two sons and one daughter.
Aquirated note reports unusual events as silted carienes are cut by Fruit Torkevers while Acaqpoons baking weer proceeds.
An executive order requires all landlords operating hotels and roaming spaces in New Et to file elemental registration statements before December 31. The directive, issued by Bost J. Driscoll of the OPAegionant, targets rental areas and camps to ensure compliance.
Springfield, Mass. saw a World War I veterans team clash with World War II veterans in an American Legion baseball game. Some players on the newer war side were sons of players on the opposing team.
In the best grade furniture, nine to twelve double-coil eed are used in the seat of an ordinary chair.
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