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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1952

Page

17

Reasons Seen For This Past Season In Orchard Prospects

The article surveys many causes for a poor apple year including poor pollination tree vigor pest and weather damage and notes decreased bearing trees due to uncareful orchards. It warns that only care and removal of worn trees can keep apples affordable and available in future markets.

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Concord Schools Return From Thanksgiving Recess

All Concord public schools and most private ones resume classes on Monday December 1 at the usual hours after the Thanksgiving recess. Santa Chiara Guild met at West Concord Union Church with speaker Miss Pauline Batchelor of Bingham on probationers in the community. Soul and Body was the lesson sermon topic at First Church of Christ Scientist on Lowell Road last Sunday morning.

Concord West Concord Union Church Sant A Chiara Guild Pauline Batchelor Bingham First Church of Christ, Scientist Lowell Road

Acton Pupils Name 1952 1933 Officers

West Acton Miss Marion Towne announces the seventh grade officers elected for the year. President Thomas Edgar and Secretary Joanne Steele hail from Rox borough, with West Acton supplying Vice President Ellen Staples and East Acton residentolan Conrad as Treasurer. Tellers were Helen O Neill Elizabeth Condon John Bartlett and Howard Clausen.

West Acton Marion Towne Acton High School Thomas Edgar Joanne Steele Roxborough Ellen Staples Olan Conrad East Acton Helen O'Neil Elizabeth Condon John Bartlett Howard Clausen

Calamity Hal Prout Faces Baby Day Delays

Harold Prout of Concord NH rushed in a panic as his wife went into labor. He worried about the car, the cab, and packing the hospital bag while his wife calmly prepared. The baby arrived two hours later with experts taking charge and his fears proving unfounded.

Harold T. Prout Concord N.H Hal

New Arrivals at Concord Free Public Library

Concord Free Public Library adds new fiction and non fiction volumes. Notable titles include Corbett The Richer Harvest Ferber Gant Lea The Wonderful Country and Mrs Tim Flights Home. Non fiction features Journey into Wonder Ethics in Government Victorian furniture and Beauty of old trains.

Concord Concord Free Public Library Corbett Cox Ferber Gant Lea Mills The Seami‘t Stevenson Tim Flies Home Wentworth Bradley Davidson & Doherty Captain Marooner Gilbert Denger DuBois Berrill Chase Mrs. McThing Douglas Gafency Las

Local Restructuring Officer Returns From Holiday With Five Child News

Reformatory Officer John W Hagerty Jr Maynard, former West Concord resident, returns to work after vacation during which he and his wife welcomed their fifth child. Sgt Terry G Sablone of Belknap Street is now overseas with the U S Army. He is a World War II veteran who stayed in service and recently was home on furlough this past summer. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Sablone.

John W. Hagerty, Jr Maynard West Concord Terry G. Sablone Belknap Street U.S. Army John Sablone

Teeth of Love and the Price of Honesty

In a New York nightclub Ray Shelly flirts with Linda Cole while recalling a past romance with Ede Mayfair. Drunk and rich, he bets his fortune on Linda, then loses 95 percent of it at a casino. Reconciled with Linda, he proposes a marriage for honesty and love.

Ray Shelly Ede Mayfair Ray Linda Cole Darling New York Linda Ede Sauve Jose Fernandez Jose

Keep Posten on Values By Reading the Ads

A brief column variant notes focus on values presented through advertisements. It discusses how readers infer priorities from ad copy and layout, highlighting the interplay between commerce and public messaging in the period.

Thanksgiving Pictures Plan Stresses Candid Family Shots

A reader advises planning Thanksgiving photos around natural moments. Avoid warning subjects. keep camera ready to capture relaxed expressions as families share dinner and activities. Outdoor color shots and indoor black and white options are suggested for variety.

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Birth Record Access via U S Census Aids Americans

Joseph F Downey Boston District Supervisor says many lack birth certificates but can prove age with official Census records. About 40 to 50 million Americans without birth records. nearly two million have requested transcripts in the past decade for age proof citizenship or family relations. Records date from 1790 and are stored in Washington. forms available from the Census District Office Boston.

U. S Joseph F. Downey Boston Downey Census Bureau Sr. Downey Washington Bureau of the Census District Office Post Office Massachusetts

Fragmentary prose sketch hints at art and travel

A jumble of phrases mentions spring, art, a reader, tasting, friends, a short sketch, Juniper Sem, California, New Spain, gardens, and a duchess. The text is garbled with scattered names and places, offering no clear event or narrative.

California New Spain MacKinley T

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