Concord fans await second annual bowl game and events
Ton Salem specials plan transport to the second annual sty ic ont Bowl game near Concord with buses and cars, plus a pre game banquet and a dinner for 500 fans by Reynolds Tobacco. Activities include radio broadcasts, speakers like Jim Tatum, school openings, civic events, and local notices across Concord Carlisle and West Concord as winter drives approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ton-Salem
Concord
WCOP
Dixie
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Reynolds ‘Tobacco Company
Bedford
Joseph A. Train
Carlisle
Ruth Robbins
Sentory
Teachyme
The
Grange
Concord Road
John Marrabello
Italy
Harvard
Lloyd Jordan
Armory
Ed McCaffrey
Gordon Je
Maynard
Robert
Massachusetts
Jon
Bedford Civic Club
West Rd
Wol of Trade
Bradford Hall Burnham
Waltham
Athem
Ad In
Enterprise
John E. Holt
Winston-Salem
Boston Mechanics Building
West Concord
Ruth O‘neill
Main Street
Earle R. Aldred
Vic
Wakefield
North Reading
Christian Monsen
South Acton
West
Rudolph F. King
Crusade For Freedom
James W. Powers
Lexington
School Population and Enrollment Figures for Acton Schools
Enrollment figures show 643 in elementary and 246 in high school with grade by grade counts ranging from Grade I to XII. Budget planning is underway for the 1952 school department, with Pearson as intendent and a school committee member among the teachers preparing the budget amid concerns over economic factors like devaluation and housing trends.
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Pearson
Membe
Acton
Incomplete historic note on Acton Barnhart and Mongol invasion
Fragmentary OCR reads like a scrambled historical snippet. Mentions Acton Barnhart East Acton New Haven Connecticut Harvard seven centuries ago Mongol invasion of Japan Golden Horde Europe surgical teams and a note about 29 miles of an undetermined location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Osraphic Society
Golden &We
Europe
Local Committee Assists With 1951 Annual Seal Drive
Concord New Jersey reports the 45th Christmas seal sale drive under way by the Middlesex Health Association. 1951 chairman Mrs Mildred L True and a large local committee are named with many volunteers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex Health Association
Mildred L. True
Wood Street
Winthrop H. Lee
Frederick W. Watriss
Roger K. Allen
Horace L. Arnold
Margaret E. Coughlin
Mae Dennis
Charles G. Edgarton
Gordon Huggins
Samuel G. Kent
Radcliffe Morrill
Bruce S. Old
Arthur Perry
Kenneth D. Robertson, Jr
W. Graydon Smith
Donald B. Sinclair
Floyd Verrill
Earle C. Wheeler
Bedford Groups Report Versatile Community Activities
Mrs. Sally Converse returns home after hospital stay following a hip fracture from a fall. Bedford Progressive Club hosted a well attended turkey shoot at the clubhouse last Saturday night. Bedford Church of Christ Men’s Club featured a program on Our Civil Air Patrol presented by Bedford Air Base members. Refreshments were served with J Warren Blake presiding as president. Mrs Charles Sickman hosted the Rosary Mission Circle monthly meeting at St Michael’s Church on Bacon road.
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Sally Converse
Fletcher Road
Hartford
Bedford Progressive Club
Church of Christ
Civil Air Patrol
Bedford Air Base
J. Warren Blake
Charles Sickman
Bacon Road
Rosary Mission
St. Michael’s Church
Dessert Bridge Party Near Bedford Announced
The United Workers monthly dessert bridge met Tuesday at 5 Great Road, hosted by Mrs Leila M Blake. Reservations were arranged by Mrs Walter F Fitch and Mrs George D Fraser.
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Bedford
The
United Workers
Leila M. Blake
Great Road
Walter F. Fitch
George D. Fraser
Experts urge sunlit barn windows to curb moisture and disease
Farm experts promote larger windows to daylight and ventilate barns. Direct sunlight aids drying and germicidal action in poultry houses, dairy barns, and farrowing pens. An Iowa farrowing house with insulated south windows kept indoors above freezing despite outside temperatures dropping to 25 to 30 degrees below zero.
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Iowa
Wheat and corn yields expected lower than last year
The 1951 crop outlook from the U S Department of Agriculture shows corn and wheat production below 1950 levels. Corn production is estimated at 3 106 million bushels with a yield of 36 7 bushels per acre, while grain corn is estimated at 2 789 million bushels versus 2 845 million last year. Despite reductions, projections indicate adequate U S needs will be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Vermi culite Poultry Litter Introduced as Sani-Flor
A new vermi culite poultry litter called Sani-Flor debuts on the market. It is fireproof vermigeproof and serves as an efficient insulator against cold and a non conductor of electricity. Seed and feed dealers and hardware stores nationwide are carrying four cubic foot bags weighing about 25 pounds.
Dead Tree Perils Rise as Winter Approaches
The article warns that living trees are essential yet aging and diseased ones become major hazards before winter. Insects and disease weaken trunks, turning them into threats that can topple in snow and strong winds if not removed.
UN Civil Aid Sends 1600 Uniforms to Korean Nurses
The United Nations civil assistance command in Korea supplied 1 600 uniforms for South Korean nurses aides and midwives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Civil Assistance Command
Kaorea
Ruzicka Wood Engravings At Concord Library Exhibit
Rudolph Ruzicka’s drawings and wood engravings are on display at the Concord Free Public Library for four weeks ending December 14. The works include New York street scenes Thoreau’s Walden illustrations and color prints noted for harmony and detail. The artist, based in New York since 1906, also contributed to The Grolier Club and Merrymount Press.
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Concord
Rudolph Ruzicka
Concord Free Public Library
New York
Palisades
Lidson
Dobbs Ferry
Papal Rome
West Point
Thoreau
Walden
Ruzicka
Uch
Grolier Club
Daniel Berkeley Updike
Merrymount Press
Boston
Fairfield
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Main Street
Con Cord
Concord Red Cross offers staff aide training course
The Concord Red Cross Chanter will run a three session course for staff aides on December 4 6 and 11 at 2 15 p m in Red Cross Headquarters Stow Street. Sessions cover Red Cross origin organization volunteer groups and chapter programs with emphasis on clerical work and office duties.
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Concord
Concord Red Cross
Red Cross
Stow Street
Stanton Garfield
4-H Home Furnishings Club elects officers
At the first meeting of the 4-H Home Furnishings Club held at Mrs. Stanley D. D. Wright’s Carlisle home last week, officers were elected: President Judith Lapham, vice president Nancy Wright, secretary Laura Larsen, reporter Miss Wright, and game and song leader Kaye Greene. Next meeting will be Friday night.
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Concord
Stanley D. D. Wright
Carlisle
Judith Lapham
Nancy Wright
Laura Larsen
Miss Wright
Kaye Greene
Concord Girl Honored at Debut Party in Boston hotel
Concord debutante Linda Ceresole, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Ceresole of Nashantuck Hill, celebrated with a coming-on party at the Hotel Ritz-Carlton, Boston. Head usher was Daniel F. Comstock Jr with a large committee of assistants. Guests included Nancy Biddle and Anne Buttrick among the dinner attendees.
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ConcOrd
Linda Ceresole
Paul Ceresole
Nashantuck Hill
Ritz-Carlton
Boston
Daniel F. Comstock, Jr
George P Bates
A. Page Browne, Jr
John B. Buttrick Jr
Charles M. Comstock
Maynard Harris Jr
Kenneth Huggins
Ronald Fernsworth
William Kingman
James W. Tyson, Jr
Nancy Biddle
Anne Buttrick
Ann Gardner
Mildred Glmore
Cynthia Heath
Virginia Johnston
Amy Lovell
Lyte Mitchell Natalie Morse
Joan Miller
Gael Smith
Camilla Tyson
Walter K. Shaw, Jr
Alan C. Bemis
Concord Garden Club Offers 25 Dollar Prize for Store Fronts
The Concord Garden Club will award 25 dollars to the most attractively decorated storefront in the Mill Dam area during Christmas. All businesses may enter, no forms needed, with judging in mid December. Judges include Mrs James Howe Volkman Mrs Mildred E Kingsbury and Allister F MacDougall. Criteria include materials design and originality, with greens use limited by conservation rules.
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Concord
Concord Garden Club
Mill Dam
Businss
James Howe Volkman
Concord Woman’s Club
Mildred. E Kingsbury
Allister F. MacDougall
Middlesex County Extension Service
Chinchilla Show Set by Eastern Regional Event
West Concord breeders from Massachusetts will display prize chinchillas at the Eastern Regional Chinchilla Show organized by the National Chinchilla Breeders of America. The event takes place at the Bradford Hotel in Boston on February 22 to 24.
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West Concord
Massachusetts
Bradford Hotel
Boston
Five Acton Pupils Pass Driver Tests at High School
Inspector Boyle of the Lowell Registry of Motor Vehicles conducted driving tests at Acton High School. Five students trained by Ralph Stetson earned driving certificates for the behind the wheel exam. Names such as Mary Barnhart Sylvia Jewell Norma Smith were among those certified for poise and confidence during testing.
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Inspector Boyle
Lowell
Whist Winners and Upcoming Party Details
List of whist winners includes DeGrappe Gardner Goulet Lie moine Murphy Tibbetts Wall Tourville Thomas Mannion J Mons Blodgett Reid Gilleney Carneyyss L Gagne Ryan. Next week's party to be conducted by Mrs. Wm Sexton.
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Dys DeGrappe
S. Gardner
Beatrice Goulet
Franciés Liemoine
Bride Murphy
M. Tibbetts
Laurane “Wi Wall
E. Tourville
Michell Thomas Mannion
Eileen J.mons
S. Blodgett
E. Reid
Muriel Gilleney
F. Carneyyss L Gagne
A. Ryan
Wm. Sexton
Hartford theft target 300-pound anvil stolen
Police sought a strong boy after a theft at P. Berry and Sons in Hartford. The culprit took a 300 pound anvil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
U.P
P. Berry and Sons
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Barnhart
East Acton
New Havven, Ct
Tee
Iar
National Safety Council
Cante Cay
Tuberculosis Association
Ruzika
Yellowstone National Park
Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes
Alaska
Mount Katmai
Garden Club
Chinchilla Show
Bowman
Harvard University’ Museumy
E N
Grace Davis
Nancy Feltus
Marguerite Jarvi
Virginia L. Jeanette Raynor
Bonnie Sibel
Margaret
Mary Sweeney
John Teéle
Gladys Webbl
Joyce
Bine
Towel Wiser Davine
Aid Wilson
David Nichols
Phillip
Harris
John Gee
Gery
Gordon Frost
Bramen
Joseph Warren
Tuttle
Glen Pasanen
John Kiley
Teddy Engman
Avisor Aphodge Almnes
D & M Shoe CO
Houghton’ ST. Hudson
Mass
Tenecea
D &Mshoe CO
Houghton Street
Maynard Town House
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