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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1952

Page

20

Curtain Going Up a School Play Impresses Town Audience

Sudbury high staged Curtain Going Up in the auditorium last Friday. The cast led by Ruth Buxton and Miss Jeanette Willard Arnold delivered sincere performances in a lively production. Andrew Fulbright, Richard Baldwin, and others contributed. the show drew a large enthusiastic crowd and a post performance party at the Quinn home.

Sudbury High Johnston Ruth Buxton ‘Stants Jeanette Willard Arnold Hawes Loretta Fulnt Andrew Fulbright Richard Baldwin Fen Uthrie Frank Kyle Donna Gould Irene Burgess Norman Carter David Matt‘sen Iaa Johnson Carolyn Moran Henrietta Rivers Margaret Burches Jane Flynn Buck .O’hara Howard Porter Brown Barbara‘ Hellmann Janet Young Carol Guild Sylvia Moore Lilly Laine Joan White Carol Cushing Mary Young Dorothy Quinn Margaret Dawson Helene MacCulloch Carol Hodder Joseph Publicover William Wilson Joseph Letters Jeanette Allard Jeanne Fredey Marilyn Douglas Richard Gohlke William Hulbert Quinns

New Fourth Degree Assembly Chartered in Central Massachusetts

Four members of bncil Knights of Columbus 287 formed a chartered Fourth Degree Assembly in Columbus Newton Tuesday. Joseph M. Appleby Leslie L. Keese Daniel J. Han Arlington Concord W Currier and others listed. The late governor and senator honored by the assembly was well known in Central Massachusetts and Clinton area. McDevitt, past state deputy, leads as superintendent of schools in Wal tham and is Cabot Province master. Further details promised.

Bncil Knights of Co- 287 Governor Assembly Fourth Is of Columbus L, Newton Joseph M. Appleby Leslie L. Keese Daniel J. Hanstreet Arlington Cily Concord W. Currier Massachusetts Clinton McDevitt Waltham Cabot Province

VA Seeks Architects and Engineers for Hospital Program

The Veterans Administration urgently needs architects and engineers nationwide for a vast hospital building and modernization program. Positions include architects, engineers, project managers, estimators, and inspectors with salaries from 4205 to 7040 annually, plus Civil Service benefits. Contact nearest VA installation personnel officer or the Departmental Personnel Service in Washington 25 DC.

Veterans Administration Veterans Administrations

Child returns home after tonsil operation at Emerson hospital

Charles Anderson Jr. and his mother Mrs Anderson of Old Sudbury road Lincoln report a tonsillectomy at Emerson hospital last week. Rocco Chase of South Lincoln resumes rural free delivery after a stay at Emerson hospital with Joseph Cambobasso Jr. acting in his absence.

Charles Anderson Rocco Chase South Lincoln Emerson Hospital Joseph Campobasso, Jr

Lost in the Mountains Sparks Rivalry at Country Lodge

Ted, Dick, and Louise clash over love while Ted, seeking Louise’s attention, purposely gets lost in the valley near a snow peak. Dick doubts the danger but warns even guides may err as Ted wanders into unfamiliar forestland. Louise worries the most.

Ted Louise Gure

Lost on a hillside brings Ted to Louise at a lodge

Ted realizes he is lost while exploring a hillside near the lodge. Louise arrives from the other side and confirms she was in a private spot. They discuss plans to return to the city and a possible phone call, with the two sharing a quiet moment as the sun sinks.

Ted Louise

Acton Scouts Plan Ballroom Dancing Event

Acton Girl Scouts sponsor a ballroom dancing evening at the Town Hall on Saturday. Instructor Frederick S Child Jr of Concord teaches 5th and 6th graders from 7 30 to 8 30 and older students from 8 30 to 9 00.

Acton Town Hall Frederick S Child, Jr Concord

Sympathy Extended for West Concord Family Passing

Concord sympathy is extended to William McInnes of West Concord on the death of his mother Mrs Nellie McInnes of 4 Glendale Street Maynard last week. Also surviving is a grandchild of West Concord. Miss Julie Campobasso of Tower Road Lincoln has substituted as clerk at the South Lincoln Post Office during Mrs Chester Wood’s illness.

William McInnes West Concord Nellie McInnes Glendale Street Maynard Julie Campobasso Tower Road Lincoln South Lincoln Chester Wood

Hormone Feeding Cows May Boost Milk Quotas and Prices

A fall hormone supplement for dairy cows could raise milk output and butterfat by 10 to 20 percent, helping farmers meet quotas and avoid reduced checks in spring and summer. Dr. W. R. Graham Jr. notes thyroxine feeds shift bases up to 20 percent, improving fall marketing when bases are set.

W. R. Graham, Jr Chicago Graham Quaker Oats Company

Scientists claim terramycin boosts corn growth in study

Dr Louis G Nickell at Brook lyn labs for Chas Pfizer Co reports terramycin in water at one in a million raises sprout count and height. Treated corn reached about 17.45 inches in 3.5 weeks versus 14 inches for untreated. heavier yield noted after drying.

Louis G. Nickell Brooklyn Chas. Pfizer & Co

November Is Deadline Month for Mulching

Farmers are advised that November serves as the deadline month for mulching garden plots. Vermiculite, marketed as Terraite by Zonolite of Chicago, insulates plants, protects against temperature swings, and sheds excess moisture. Clear soil 12 inches from roots and form a five inch high mound for winter protection.

Zonolite ”Company Chicago

Farm output per man doubles with new machines

Due to improved machines and techniques, farm output per man is now about twice what it was 40 years ago.

Thanksgiving season notes reach Concord area

Local Enterprise page recalls Thanksgiving and Christmas shopping, town updates, and community events. Mentions deaths in nearby towns, property purchases by Clement Ferguson and Ben Clark, new minister Rev Hyland Richmond, Rose Hawthorne School lecture, and Lions Club concert. Includes talks on state politics, charity drives, and winter driving cautions.

Ida Pursier Boxporough Clement H. Ferguson Lexington Arrowhead Farm North Tisbury Martha's Vineyard The Previews, Inc National Real Estate Clearing House Robert N. Elwell Dedham Ben’ Clark Concord Board of Trade Pierce House Hubbard Street Tennessee Oklahoma Hyland Richmond Sudbury Evangelical Free Church Concord Rose Hawthorne Albert Low Otis M. Whitney God Edith Nourse Rogers Amaentae Middlesex Femce Inom Belmont Lions Club Massachusetts Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation P K. Alles Andover Dudley H. Bradlee Winchester Cliff Fisk Concorda South Acton Bedford Mario Palmeri Anders Christofferson South Wimiar Treasury i Ae & Cram West Concord Garfield U.S. A Red Cross Aity. George Re Tealter Lincoln Chi Ber Flist Chasal Pln

Local residents make moves and join service

Kirk Quinn recently joined the service and reports for duty Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fallon plan to move to their newly purchased home at 67 Big Boar Road early next month. Central Middlesex Council of guest Messoes meets next Monday in December at 6190 o clock. Last Thursday night the West Concord Study Group held a discussion on future television possibilities with Mrs. Broadbent Mrs. Edna and James V. McMullen among participants.

Kirk Quinn Rth West Concord John J. Fallon Road Big Boad Central Middlesex Council Guest Messoe Concord O’cloc

Anthony Hamilton Post Ladies Hold County Meeting at Town Hall

Members of the Anthony Hamilton post Ladies discuss local affairs at a recent county gathering held at the town hall.

Anthony Hamilton Post Nes Ng Town Hall

Unclear OCR snippet on Selfridge road property sale

Fragmentary OCR text references Selfridge road location and a property sale. Names William Stanton Alliton Win S Collette Lexington appear as involved parties, but details and dates are unreadable. The record lacks coherent facts to confirm a specific event.

Oalan Selfridge Road Bealfridge William Stanton Alliton Win S. Collette Lexington

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