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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
11
The Con Club resumes its weekly meetings on Thursday at noon at the Turnpike residence, with Gordon H. presiding. W. Stuart Allen serves as chairman as the club marks its 20th anniversary. agenda includes health topics like toothache and sinus trouble.
The Concord Lincoln Carlisle Boy Scout district holds its monthly meeting this Thursday night at the local insurance exchange. Chairman Ethan Murphy of Lincoln presides and all unit leaders scoutmasters and den mothers are urged to attend for training and demonstrations.
South Sudbury reports Ford Foundation property at Way Side Inn as a candidate for a delinquent boys home. Foxboro and Marblehead also under consideration after Hingham refused. The plan envisions 24 boys with a supervising social worker team. Endorsers include Marsh, Lord, Coe, Higginbothem, Eliot, Lodge, Miles, Johnson and Mather. The Colorado River carved the world’s deepest canyon a mile deep.
Congressman Philip J. Philbin reports that the National Production Authority action will ease steel shortages for small Worcester area industries. He said independent warehouses supplying small firms faced dwindling supplies as manufacturers diverted steel to their own plants and warehouses, prompting a push to secure relief.
Phil aeon NPA officials issued an order requiring steel company allotments to warehouses based on shipments during the first nine months of 1950. The move aims for a more equitable distribution as warehouses accounted for about 18.5 percent of total steel distribution in the first three quarters.
Cincinnati report finds only 25 percent of housewives carry a shopping list. Market consultant B I Schapker says eight and a half percent of shoppers at local supermarkets make a partial list while 66 percent rely on a mental list for purchases.
Concord's Chilton and Mrs Cabot marked their 59th wedding anniversary with a quiet Thanksgiving dinner in Cambridge. Married November 23 1891 in Concord they have lived in town since. They are both 84 active in community affairs with sons Harold of Concord and James O Brien of Acton and several grandchildren.
Residents on East Main Street in Southboro watched a 1950s style tale unfold as Braun the Great Dane, owned by Selectman Philip Burke, roamed with a fawn deer along Framingham Road toward Deerfoot Hill. The pair romped for about an eighth of a mile before Braun returned home and the deer wandered back into the woods. The Hilo patrol provides a light plane and pilot for park goat censuses and reconnaissance work.
Concord and surrounding towns learn the results of the county 4-H contest Wh f Love the Country. Top winners include Janice Cort Hopkinton and Judith Spooner Woburn with others from Greenwood Westford and Concord. Honorable mentions go to Mulway Wilmington Edgerly Medford Riordan Cochituate Lewis Lexington Perkins West Concord.
The West Concord Woman's club will hold its semi monthly meeting Friday at 2 30 PM at the West Concord Union church. President Mrs Edgar A Rohan will preside with a music program from the New England Conservatory of music and tea hosted by Mrs Sherman Reed. For December 15 the program features Concord High School students.
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