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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1954

Page

9

Eastern States features to open with Firestone Orchestra

The edition plans an all day September event with Firestone Orchestra under baton of How. A free 3 p.m. public concert kicks off the nine day pageant near the grounds entrance followed by a Governor’s reception and Irish Guards performances. The program highlights a western themed piece and top vocal acts anticipated to draw a large audience.

Firestone Orch How Nies Irish Guards le Godfrey Julius

Army Salvation Army volunteers canvass for community work

A residential canvass by Salvation Army volunteers outlines ongoing daily activities and community support efforts. The campaign seeks to exceed quotas while aiding hospital, club, and civic initiatives within the area.

Oliver, 60, Seeks Home Amid City Dereliction

A 60 year old Oliver, once awaiting a home, now found derelict near Boston Road shops. Police uncovered two stolen bikes and a lighting shop robbery case as the Railroad Committee of Greater investigates restoration efforts and a village display project.

Oliver Boston Llroad Greater 0

Cap Bowes Realigns For Field Duty At Camp Drum

Capt Norman T Bowes of Sudbury is among 76 Army Reservists from the 373rd General Hospital based in Boston undergoing two weeks of rugged field training at Camp Drum near the Thousand Islands. The unit, led by Col Ensid K F Ronka of Quincy, practiced combat type maneuvers, set up a canvas field hospital, and studied effects of atomic radiation during the drills.

Sudbury Norman T. Bowes 373Rd General Hospital Boston Camp Drum Thousand Islands Ensid K. F. Ronka Quincy 3738Rd General Hospital Drum House of Mercy

Sudbury Girl to Enter Virginia Intermont College

Miss Vera Louise Pike daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard E Pike of Horsepond Road Sudbury will enter Virginia Intermont College in Bristol Virginia this September for her freshman year. A Sudbury High School graduate she participated in various activities during high school. Virginia Intermont a junior college is among ten representative junior colleges in America.

Sudbury Vera Louise Pike Leonard E. Pike Horsepond Road Virginia Intermont College Bristol Virginia Pike Sudbury High School Virginia Intermont America

Don’t Forsake Pets Urges Care During Vacations

Sudbury physician Dr Eric H Hansen president of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals urges vacationers not to abandon their pets when closing summer homes. The society posts placards at resorts statewide and offers a $20 reward for convictions of cruelty.

Sudbury Eric H. Hansen Mass Society For the Prevention of Commonwealth Furthmore Society

Beginnings At Forty and the Metabolic Jokes

Carl C. Helm writes about aging and body changes noting jokes about weight gain. He admits a tendency to overeat despite awareness, joking that a fat midsection and gusset in his pants result from indulgence rather than restraint.

Carl C. Helm

Quantity Discounts Boost Milk Sales Across Markets

The practice of quantity discounts raises milk sales as housewives buy in half gallon or gallon lots. Chicago leads with a 30 percent rise since 1941 and a major share sold in larger quantities. Cleveland shows a seven percent rise in a year and $550,000 more to producers.

Chicago Cleveland

New Fertil Irrigation Method Demonstrated on Sunnyhill Farms

A new progressive crop feeding system named fertil irrigation combines fertilization and irrigation via sprinkler systems. Cliff H. Snyder at Sunnyhill Farms in western Pennsylvania developed a simple tank-type flow mixer driven by water pressure to mix soluble nutrients for distribution. Once-neglected land, once under strip mining, has been revived to model-farm status through this method.

Cliff H. Snyder Sunnyhill Pennsylvania Snyder

Portable Shade for Tightly Wrapped Package

Dampening the string before use helps it shrink as it dries, creating a tighter wrap for the package. This technique maximizes tautness and security, particularly when securing lightweight parcels with flexible materials.

Tips Offer On Repair Of Broken Trees

Hurricane Carol left a large cleanup task for homeowners and towns with thousands of trees damaged. Bartlett Tree Experts advise removing dangling limbs, pruning dead wood, and using wires to stabilize small trees, while feeding helps root recovery. Street trees near construction units need replacement with sturdier varieties to prevent future outages.

New England Bartlett

United States Leads in Global Telephone Coverage

The United States has 51 million telephones, one for each three people, accounting for about 57 percent of the world total.

United States

Sudbury Man Duxbury Girl to Wed Sept 18

Miss Mary Sanborn Trainer plans a September wedding at Pilgrim Congregational Church Duxbury to Charles G. Carothers III. Rev Edwin Anthony of Plymouth will officiate. Attendants include sisters Priscilla and Sally Trainer. Best man Dixon B. White. Reception at the bride’s home.

Sudbury Mary Sanborn Trainer Pilgrim Congregational Church Duxbury Charles G. Carothers Edwin Anthony Plymouth Trainer Paul Barber Priscilla Trainer Sally Trainer Foster M. Trainer Powder Point John Bemis Veach, Jr Jean Trainer Robinsville N. C Foster M. Trainer Jr Petersham Duncan Scott Anne Kelley South Dartmouth Jean Hunter Chestnut Hill Deborah Worcester Weston Dixon B. White Weston and Christopher White Usaf John Bartlett Wilmot Whitney Charles Fargo Milton William Driscoll West Roxbury Willis B. Ryder Wayland Walter Palmer Derby Academy Hingham Emma Willard School Troy N. Y Vassar College Mr. Carothers Belmont Hill School Wesleyan University

Stow Teaching Staff Listed by School

Stow teaching staff across Hale High School Houghton School Pilot Grove include principals and teachers. Hale High School lists Principal William J Hartley and others for science math languages and subjects.

Houghton Boston Faire Potter Dorothy Mattocks Viola A. Wetherbee Irene McTeague Pilot Grove Ellen S. Perkins Bernice Beer Marion B. Townsend Robert M. Lacey Audrey L. Friesz Alan Ferguson

Dairy Group Plans Three City Meet

Washington UP reports dairy industry leaders from many lands will meet in October in Waterloo Iowa Chicago and Atlantic City to compare notes review progress and study dairy enterprise in the United States. The National Dairy Congress in Waterloo October 29 will feature national cattle breeding shows 4 H contests dairy product judging and a farm equipment exposition. Chicago hosts the international dairy show October 11 to 16 with contests rodeo entertainment. Atlantic City hosts expositions October 25 to 30 plus concurrent dairy industry conventions.

Washington United States Lested Olsen Dairy Industries Society, International Waterloo Chicago Atlantic City M. J National Dairy Congress Olsen

Chemical Plants Support Massive U.S. Payroll Network

The nation's chemical plants in hundreds of communities sustain an annual payroll of about three billion dollars, highlighting the sector's broad economic footprint and employment impact across multiple states.

U. S

Open Houses on Cape Cod Highlight Fall Events

Cape Cod district of the Massachusetts Society for Children sponsors open house pilgrimages in Dennis East Dennis South Yarmouth and South Dennis on September 10 and 17 from 10 30 AM to 5 PM. The region hosts sport fishing tournaments through October 31 and a September music festival at Coonamessett with concerts. Other attractions include a golf tournament October 21–24, Arts Fair October 7–17, Bird Watchers September 10–12 Archery September 19 at Bass River School and a Cranberry Festival on September 25.

Sudbury New England Cape Cod Mass Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Dennis East Dennis South Yarmouth South Dennis Coonamessett Falmouth Playhouse Provincerown Mass. Audubon Societies Bass River School

Nursery School Opening Set for Sept 13

South Acton Elverne and Robert Tipton announce the opening of their Nursery School on Monday Sept 13 for children aged 3 to 5. The facility sits on several acres with outdoor play space and multiple rooms. The program features music arts and crafts nature study free play and kindergarten prep for five year olds. The Tiptons emphasize a home like environment and broadened experiences. Mrs Tipton trained in nursery school and kindergarten at Muskingum College with five years in Ohio and New Hampshire public schools. Mr Tipton, Oberlin College graduate, has experience in children's library service and university public relations. They have two children Judith and Connie.

South Acton Elverne Robert Tipton Main St Main Street Tiptons Tipton Muskingum College Ohio New Thampshire Oberlin College Judith Connie

Samuel Sterns Birthday Lawn Party Held in Sudbury

Samuel J. Stern celebrated his seventh birthday at home on Dutton Road with a lawn party for 13 guests. Attendees included Bradford Furgerson Dana Hanson Richard Powers John Martin Patty Linda Morrison Donna Marie Orline Hanson Susanne Sharon and Sheila Stern.

Sudbury Samuel J. Stern Dutton Road Bradford Furgerson Dana Hanson Richard Powers John Martin Patty Linda Morrison Donna Marie Orline Hanson Susanne Sharon Sheila Stern

Stiles Accepted for Admission to Syracuse University

John F Hafer dean of admissions announces Eady P Stiles of Hudson Road Sudbury has been admitted to Syracuse University for September enrollment.

Syracuse N. Y John 5. Hafer Eady P. Stiles Hudson Road Sudbury Syracuse University

Lost Reclaimed at Humboldt Lake Fishing Incident

Ed Bauer of Falls City freed two six pound carp after his line tangled with another line at Humboldt lake. He recovered the fish after a brief struggle with the snag and regained his catch.

Humboldt, Neb UIP Ed Bauer Falls Ciy Humboldt Lake Bauer

First Lady Eisenhower Plans Own Gettysburg Farm Home Decorating

First Lady Mamie Eisenhower will personally oversee decorating at the Gettysburg farmhouse. She favors a pink and green color scheme for her bedroom and will supervise painters to ensure correct shades. She plans a curved drive, a terraced rear garden, and an outdoor grill area, with October set for interior work after Beir vacation.

Ruth Gmeiner U. P Washington Mamie Eisenhower Gettysburg Eisenhower White House Paris Morningside Drive New York Hower Denvers

Farm Programs Cost U S Family 45 a Year

An economist from the University of Illinois estimates government farm programs have cost the average American family 45 dollars annually since 1932. He based this on federal outlays totaling 37.4 billion dollars for price supports conservation credit school lunch programs regulatory activities wartime subsidies foreign aid farm products and research over the period.

U.S Champaign L. H. Simerl University of Illinois College of Agriculture Simerl

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