Concord News Roundup On School Events And Local Updates
Local column covers Concord happenings from October activities to weather shifts. Mentions Columbus Day, tree department plans, ballloon sighting near Ann Arbor, and upcoming town meeting. Notes new street signals, gas tax rise, and cooperative bank opening amid city notes.
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Aleady
Registrymen
Columbus
Concord High
Maynard High
Concord
Greeber
P.O
Ellis
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Concord Board
United States Civil Service Announces Agricultural Jobs
The United States Civil Service lists new examinations and vacancies in agriculture related fields. Positions include economist, animal husbandman, plant pathologist, home economist, soil scientist, wildlife biologist, and others in the Departments of Agriculture and Inspections in Washington D C. Starting salary is $3 100 annually. Applicants must take a qualifying test.
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United States
Agr
Tne
Poul
Poulmimhan
Bist
Department of Agind
Department of
Iin
Washington, D.C
Mehout Ihe
United
Marlboro Population Figures in 1950 Census Release
U S Department of Commerce advance figures list Marlboro at 15 756 residents with neighboring towns shown. Surrounding communities such as Framingham Wellesley Milford Westboro Maynard Weston Medfield Wayland Holliston Hopkinton Hopedale Northboro Sudbury and others are also given with varied totals. The article also notes a separate job posting by the U S Civil Service Commission seeking applicants with four years study or experience for a position requiring U S citizenship and veterans preference, aged 18 to 35, with applications due by October 23.
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Marlboro
U. S. Department of Commerce
Framingham
Wellesley
Wai Saie
Milford
Westboro
Hopkinton
Hopedale
Northboro
Southboro
Upbeats
Seels le
Sudbury
Rover
Commission
H.O.M Helsher
Concord
Mass
Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
D.C
Ie Commission
Probate Notice in Middlesex for Charles E Wilson Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate notice seeks appointment of Ben Wilson of Sudbury as administrator with bond without surety for the estate of Charles E Wilson. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Probate Court by the deadline October 4 1854 or as directed.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Charles E. Wilson
Sudbury
Ben Wilson
Sig Court
Cambridge
Civic Club Opens 49th Pall Season in Stow
The Civic Club of Stow begins its fall season October 8 at Town Hall with Col. Otis M. Whitney of the Governor's Council speaking on The Executive Council. A supper and business meeting follow in the tower hall led by new president Rev. Charles Q. Richardson Jr. Members include Robert Derby and Norman A. Castle with Mrs Freeland R. George as treasurer. Public is invited to the 8 oclock upper hall session.
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Norman
A. Castle
Freeland R. George
Stow
Amy
Merel
Hale High Schools News Of The Week Dance Set At Stow Town Hall
Hale High School plans a second informal dance Friday in Stow Town Hall with music by George Smith's orchestra. The junior class president George Maciver names committees for advertising decorations prizes tickets and refreshments. Freshmen and juniors recently took educational and vocational tests at Littleton High School with results due to parents soon.
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Stow
Hale High
Town Hall
George Smith
George Maciver
Eleanor Peck
Daniel Woodhead
Priscila Lawson
Jane Colby
Elizabeth Linden
Ecorations
Ann Herrick
Eleanor,Cameron
Helen DiPietro
Carrolle Wyman
David Crowell
Norman Stewart
Vivian Brown
Myrtle Bugsley
Carol Wetherbee
Sylvia Wanhatalo
Edward Jensen
Eleanor Warren
Audrey Liaw
Catherine Vodokius
Mary Erkkinen
Loretta Goucher
Norman Clark
William Johnson
Donald Freeman
Hale High School
Littleton High School
Boston, University, Guidance and Testing Service
Stow News: Garden Club meets and local notes
The Stow Garden Club will meet at the town library on Tuesday October 9 at 2 30 PM. Mr and Mrs Charles Nevara have moved to their new home on Bolton Road Stow Lloyd Pugsley has joined the U S Air Force and is stationed at Sampson Air Force Base Geneva New York Linda Louise Larsen Peck born at Emerson Hospital with grandparents Andrew Larsen and William H Peck noted in Stow. The piece also notes state differences in governing charters and cites California and South Carolina among others with counts since statehood.
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Stow: Garden Club
Charles Nevara
Red‘ Acre Road
Bolton Road
Stow
Lloyd
Pugsley
Gleasondale Road
U. S. Air Force
Pvt
Lloyd Pugsley
A. S
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
New York
Warren —. Peck
Arlene Larsen
Linda
Louise
Emerson Hospital
Andrew. Larsen
William H. Peck
Great Road, Stow
Quick-Frozen Fish Keeps Budget Low and Tastes Good
Quick frozen fish like cod haddock and ocean perch offer a low price protein option. Learn to vary preparations from fried to baked with sauces salads and chowder style soups to keep meals interesting and economical. Takes few changes to menus and yields multiple servings.
Baked Meat Hash with Tomato Topping and Ranch Burgers
A recipe combines baked meat hash and ranch burgers. Ingredients include cooked beef or ground beef onion milk salt pepper potatoes and tomatoes. Steps cover layering, baking at 350 degrees for 30 minutes and broiling meat on a rack before serving with lettuce and tomato.
Apple Pie With Bran Crust Recipe
Special bran crust pie recipe includes cup shredded bran and enriched flour with salt. Mix lard into flour until pea sized crumbs then add water to form dough for a two crust nine inch pie. Roll dough half to line pan then add apple filling and top crust with steam vents. Bake 425 degrees for 35 minutes until done. Apple filling uses grated apples sugar cinnamon nutmeg butter and vanilla.
Regional Meeting Invites Local Youth Leaders to Springfield
The 30th annual regional meeting welcomes local boy leaders to attend in Springfield on October 13 starting at 9 30 am. The banquet program is set for 6 pm with reservations through district chairmen.
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Concord
Springfield
South Africa’s Diamond Boom Began on a Kimberley Veld
A Boer farm lad found a diamond near Kimberley in 1866, sparking the South African industry. The National Geographic Society notes the field has yielded vast wealth, with many major finds and significant revenue over the years.
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Veld
Kimberley
National Geographic Societ E
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