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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
13
The new law raises the annual earnings ceiling for social security recipients to 1200 starting January 1, with 300 more for those already earning 1200 or less. Under the old rule, the limit was 900 and months paid varied with yearly income. The change also ends unlimited earnings in non covered work and counts all income toward the cap before reductions.
The 1954 census will collect data on number and size of farms, acreage, livestock harvest, facilities and equipment such as tractors and trucks, expenditures, and other farm details. Supervisors from the Agriculture Field Office oversee the survey. Also notes textile mending services offered by K. M. Hansen in Mayne.
A woodpecker in Rocklyn Washington flew into a hollow mistaken tree and died trying to escape a stove. It reportedly entered the church chimney and fell into the stove at the Methodist Church after pecking a hole large enough for its head. Buy U.S. savings bonds.
Boston AP report notes Norman A. Spector of Vitro Corp urged New England to prepare for atomic age service stations and nuclear powered shipping. He said reactors require reprocessing and port facilities, calling for regional leadership in nuclear development despite industry concerns.
Stow hosts a Friday afternoon farewell for Mrs Pat Wild who is relocating to Syracuse. Active in PTA and church work she led the Pilot Grove Mother's Club and reactivated the PTA. Attendees include Mrs Mary Hardy and other mothers and teachers from the school.
Stow Mrs Cyrus Kendrick vice president of the Service Club announces a meeting Monday evening November 1 at 7 30 in the vestry of Union Evangelical Church Finals plans will be made for the Fair to be held November 11 at Town Hall Please bring all finished articles for the fair.
Concord expands student life with a new debating club led by Mr. Dillon and a mathematics club directed by Norton and Levy. The French club aims to deepen France understanding, the Junior Red Cross is restored under advisor Mrs Elizabeth Hebert, and social dancing returns under Miss Miriam's leadership.
Concord high school students will ride the 7:30 a m train to New York December 3 for a day at the United Nations and Radio City after winning an essay contest on The Human Side of the U N and Why It Is Important. Essays 200 to 400 words due November 22. Sponsors include Concord W I ters Trinity Church and Lions Rotary Commerce.
The dramatics club has been divided into four classes for freshmen. Details on scheduling and instructors are to follow.
The Concord Rotary Club lists November meeting chairmen: November 4 Past President T. Boyd, November 11 Past President Leslié O. Anderson, November 18 Past Tanne Gedrge E. Erickson. There will be no meeting fees due to the Thanksgiving week.
Miss Ann Splitstone, Hollins College admissions director, visited Concord Academy last Wednesday to re interview several students interested in attending. Pioneer Club and Christian Brigade meetings for Bogg were held Monday and Tuesday, respectively.
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