Fragmentary note hints at a past deal or event
Scattered OCR text references a deal or purchase years ago. Mentions steel work and shopping activity with unclear subjects and no clear dates or names.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
7
Scattered OCR text references a deal or purchase years ago. Mentions steel work and shopping activity with unclear subjects and no clear dates or names.
An incomplete OCR fragment describes a farm setting with mention of cattle, hay, shelter, and labor. The text references partners and a fleteria or facility, but most specifics are missing, leaving an unclear scene of feeding and sheltering cattle in cold weather.
Reading notes describe preventing chigger bites by applying stockings or anklet coverings, avoiding contaminated lawns, and treating skin irritations. The method emphasizes keeping legs protected during outdoor work and using affordable measures to reduce itching and stings.
A historical note details land area comparisons among states with focus on timber resources. It highlights geographic measurements and implications for development and resource allocation across regions.
Emerson Hospital saw several births to Acton families over the week. Hobart T. King and wife of South Acton welcomed a son August 29. Arthur H. Armstrong of West Acton welcomed a son August 28. Algy Alexander of Maynard welcomed a son August 28. Edward F. Mooney of South Acton welcomed a son August 29. Russell Lindstrom of Concord welcomed a daughter August 30. Milton B. Wetherbee of Acton welcomed a son September then John R. Corkum of West Acton Road Stow welcomed a daughter September 2. Martin J. Buerger of Lincoln welcomed a daughter September 3. Ralph E. Spinkey of South Acton welcomed a daughter September 4.
An advisory notice explains Maynard ballots are split by last name initial and street of residence. Voters with A to L vote on the left side of the School Auditorium while M to Z vote on the right, with street names guiding side placement. lists posted at all entrances.
At the Concord Country Club horse show, Great Manns and Oma Benet are noted among winners. Stevens is mentioned with other top entries, including Righy Stevens and Sick aes. The readable fragments point to a local equestrian event with several noted competitors.
Mr and Mrs Dekald Neal of Arkansas announce the birth of their son Donald Neal. The baby weighing in at an unspecified weight is welcomed by family and friends in the community.
Fragmentary OCR shows an upcoming neighborhood meeting in Acton on a Monday in November at 8 pm. The readable lines reference scheduling details and participants or organizers but names and full venue data are unclear.
The text recounts Truman's radio addresses and message to Congress warning that hoarding and profiteering could trigger wartime controls and price rationing. It asserts penalties for hoarders, urges citizens to trade away from profiteers, and calls for dismantling bureaucratic excess amid fear of a socialist shift and global threats.
First National Bank of Medford and Middlesex County National Bank Everett announce a plan of consolidation approved unanimously by their boards. The merger would form the Middlesex County National Bank with approximately eighty million dollars in assets. Special stockholder meetings are set for October 4.
Johnny Kelley of West Acton finished second in the Gloucester 25-kilometer race behind Jesse Van Zandt, with Kelley posting a time around 1 hour 31 minutes and 48 seconds. The Boston Edison event drew attention as Kelley returned to the long-standing holiday race familiar to him from 1944 and 1948 participation.
Rev. John J. Foley of St. Bernard's is on an annual retreat at St. John's Seminary in Brighton. Mr and Mrs F Dempsey and Miss Elizabeth Dempsey of bases gon Speedi C are visiting their mother Mrs Michael Riacias while on vacation from work. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
A compact weekly notice lists activities in Concord including drill sessions at State Armory for Company H N G, DeMolay at Masonic Temple, Lincoln Grange Fair at Town Hall, church services resuming, Board of Selectmen meeting at Town House, and various lodge and club gatherings at local venues.
Acton high school faculty discussed Visual Aims in math instruction at Tufts Institute and practical problem solving. Winton earned All New England honors as former UMass soccer captain and freshman coach. A surplus Fort Devens drinking fountain was installed in the high school. Substitutes urged to register with Whitman Pearson. Elementary classes will report to village schools with inter-school transport as needed. The British Commonwealth totals 12,979,144 square miles and about 600,000 people.
Miss Lillian E. Hamilton of Clinton married Thomas R. Mollov of Maynard at St. John's Church Clinton. Matron of honor was Mrs John Cush of Maynard and best man was John Cush. The couple will live at 27 Water Street Clinton after a wedding trip.
Miss Betty Puffer of New York City returns home for a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Puffer Great Road Mrs Eugene Dexter of dead Place hosted college classmates and children from East Weymouth and Wakefield Doris Allen Bowie health nurse reported back to Town Hall after vacation Mrs Arthur Puffer and Betty spent Friday night with relatives Mr and Mrs Ebin Murray of Billerica The four then headed by car to visit Mr and Mrs Bernard King and daughters in South Woodbury Vermont formerly of Stow for the weekend
Tan served with the Army Air Force and attended local schools while employed by Wickwire Go Clinton.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Great toad with three of the ty We mit Warren Wheeler Post 272 American Legion auxiliary hold its first meeting. A Service Club of the Union arch will meet Monday September 11 at the chucky rene ioe Lewis teaching. Newton Highlands actor noted.
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