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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1951
Page
10
A social work analysis explains how poverty, large families, and insecurity trap children in subsistence living. It argues neglect is a label for hardship rather than deliberate parental failure and calls for internal motivation and supportive education to lift aspirations.
The Sunday School of Trinitarian Congregational Church held Parents Night last evening. Teachers explained aims and methods of their classes. Mrs Marcus Morton Jr of Andover Newton Seminary spoke on parent child relations to religion. A social hour with refreshments followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic J. Bannuzzo of 48 Conant Street West Concord announce the birth of a son on Saturday November 17 at Emerson Hospital in Concord.
The National Geographic Society asserts Iceland has no illiteracy and notes the island republic publishes more books per capita than any other country, reflecting a strong literary culture.
Mrs Ruth O Neil of West Concord hosts a silver tea on December 2 at her Main street home for Court Our Lady Help of Christians C D A All are welcome. Frank P Coolidge was an usher at the wedding of Marianne Hatch and Alexander Wheeler in Millbrook New York last Saturday. Local folks may attend Lincoln Town House Christmas bazaar Saturday noon to six for Stone church benefit. William N Page Jr Lincoln was commissioned an ensign after Naval Officers Candidate School graduation in Newport RI last week.
Concord farmer Caleb H Wheeler owns 80 acres on Virginia Road who cleared eight rocky acres with a bulldozer to feed them into a pasture mix. Since joining the Middlesex Soil Conservation District he completed a plan in 1948 and has achieved about 78 percent of the practices in three years while guiding others as district supervisor. Shop early for Christmas.
Concord Rotary returns to noon meetings at Howard Johnsons under President Charles W Alten. Floyd Verrill will introduce Charles Putney of the Massachusetts Selective Breeding Association. Makeups cited include Loring Grimes in New York and Edward K True in Boston with visiting Rotarians Harold I Wellington and Floyd McIntyre attending. Christmas party set for December 20.
The funeral for attorney John H. Rogers, 76, of Sandy Pond Road Lincoln, was held last Friday at the White Church. Interment followed at Lincoln Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, six daughters, six grandchildren, and a half brother. he died November 20th after a long Boston legal career and service as Lincoln town counsel. There is noted reference to 1714 miles of corridors in the Pentagon.
The Thirtieth Annual Report of the Concord Co operative Bank shows assets over five million dollars and 4 102 members as of October 17 1951. A new bank building opened September 29 with modern facilities and ample parking. Capital accounts rose by 777 651.46 and surplus and guaranty fund increased 44 202.10.
Bay City Michigan reports Bill Bergdorff started the 1951 pheasant season with a loaded shotgun for a hunt 55 miles away. He arrived without a hunting coat, license, or shells, leaving him unprepared for the day’s activity.
Fall River Massachusetts UP says a 10 year old girl became trapped under a bus wheel when her foot slipped. The driver Joseph Wilkinson reported the incident.
Concord couple Christofferson on School street celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary. They married in Concord and have lived there most of their life. They have three children, 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Indiana reports eight thousand tries eight thousand? coal mines and a top ten farm income, with emphasis on early shopping for Christy.
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