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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1948

Page

5

Indulgence held with awards and refreshments

Sunday event awarded by Concord officials led by A Bell. Indulgence team demonstrated installations while Castrechina Parengo and others including Mariano, Maggie, Cox, Savello, and Salvatore contributed to dancing and refreshments during the gathering.

A. Bell Concord Castrechina Mariano Vico Ine Parengo Maggie Cox Ma Mariano Tees Therery Savello Conconsulors Ge Salvatore Emily Maria

Stork Evening in Finnish Concludes With Piano Selections

A Finnish community gathering featured piano selections by Mrs. E Hen el Hekkala and refreshments served by Ida Pekkala. Allan Makiand and Lillian attended the event, part of a bond related notice.

Mariott Whichlington Hudson Ehene Hekkala Ida Pekkala Allan Makiand Lillian

Concord Rotary Club Reports Perfect Attendance for August

Concord Rotary Club members achieved perfect attendance for the entire month of August. Attendees at the prior week’s meeting included J Bartlett of Bath Maine and Dr Charles Duston of Harwich among others.

Concord Concord Rotary Club Adg John. E Wallace Bulwa Howard Pant Ward J. Bartlett Bath Maine Charles Duston Harwich Ralph McLeary Rangeley Hyannis Poe Flannery M. Teaffords J. T.fletcher J. To Bellows Falls Vermont G. Rubini Ohio Rad Morrill Howard Johnson's Stuart. W Leslie Q Anderson Jus Lian J . Ballox Edward J. Bartlett John. Jay G. Sherman Bal ‘Fred.t. Boyd Charles Arfuth Benjamin F. Clark Harold N. Clark Edward Cleary Jr .Wallace Conant Poce Damon James Es H. Dee Frank E. Erickson John J Fila David Si Loring Malcomr Umsphrey John Kennedy Samuel Kent William T Magoon Gordon Hayes Randolph Piper Morton R

Blackburn Jr Celebrates Second Birthday

Concheds-sooner Suse Blackburn Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Ames R Blackburn of 318 Main Street, celebrated his second birthday on Monday. His mother is the former Rita Phyllis Healy of Concordia.

Vient Concheds Sooner Suse Blackburn, Jr Ames R. Blackburn Main Rita Phyllis, Healy Concordi

Mrs Jane Lassell Opens Gift Shop in Sudbury

Mrs Jane Nute Lassell announces the opening of a gift shop at 4.3 North Heat Road featuring old and new gifts. A notable exhibition item included antique brass furnishings shown at multiple shows, highlighted as rare collector pieces.

Jane Lassell Sudbury Jane Nute Lassell

Mission Starts Sunday at St Ann's Wayland Sudbury

Mission begins Sunday at St Ann's Wayland Sudbury parish led by Father Godfrey C P. First services are Sunday evening with next Sunday’s communion. Sunday school starts, and a church service will precede 9 oclock Mass. Advanced Christian Doctrine for high school pupils will follow.

Sudbury—A St. Ann’s Wayland-Sudbury Father Godfrey C. P

Sincere regards to relatives and neighbors for a lovely house

A fragment expresses heartfelt wishes to relatives and neighbors for a lovely house through a note signed Sincerely and Elmer Peterson dated August FE. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or a full date.

Elmer ‘Peterson

Acton PTA Board Set To Meet This Friday Night

Acton P T A executive board will meet this Friday night at the president Theodore Williams home in West Acton. VFW and auxiliary plan their annual All Day outing at Norumbega Park next Sunday with athletic contests and prizes. An afternoon band concert by Lynn Post No 507 Sing Band. Acton Lodge 1 O F 3 will meet Monday evening at 6 30 in West Acton lodge rooms to elect officers for the coming year. A Penny Sale will follow the business session with additional program features. Florence Watkins, 57, returned to Arlington Memorial Hospital convalescing after a six week illness. she thanks friends for cards and flowers.

The Actom P. T. A Theodore Williams West Actom Acton Vest VFW Norumbega Park Lynn ‘Post’ No. 507 Acton Fiorence Watkins Rae Grimest Hospital Arlington

Revolutionary War Event in Bethlehem Pa Highlighted

Readable fragments describe a Revolutionary War era event in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. Details are sparse but indicate a historical commemoration or exhibit drawing attention to colonial military history in the region.

Bethlehem

Recruiters To Visit Towns In Assabet Valley

Sgt Ted Scho field and Sgt Alvin Spicer from the U S Army and Air Force recruiting office in Waltham will recruit in Maynard Acton Bedford Concord Sudbury Wayland and Lincoln with frequent visits and possible weekly day trips to some towns. Public relations director Sgt Louis H Nadeau announced the plan with the area office at 29 Moody Street Waltham under Sgt 1st Class Thomas P Duffy overseeing the program. Newtons also fall under the Wattham office.

Ted’ Schofield Alvin Spicer U.S. Army Air Force Waltham Maynard Acton Bedford Concord Sudbury Wayland Lincoln Louis H. Nadeau Is Area Moody Street Thomas P. Duffy Newtons Wattham

Sudbury Friday Bridge Club Meets at Perkins Home

The Sudbury Friday Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Frank C. Perkins residence last week. Mrs. George J. Raymond won the first prize, while Mrs. William Evans took the consolation trophy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Way celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a dinner party at Penlan. Tree Karden Michael Hritnak received praise for removing caterpillar nests along the highways.

Frank C. Perkins George J. Raymond William Evans Charles H. Way Michael Hritnak

Mrs Thanet and family return to Cleveland home

Mrs. Thanet Morrison returned this week to her Cleveland home after spending a year with daughter and family. Walter Jukelsen, son of Mr and Mrs foray Torkelson, is serving near as a Breer tky baggs in the Airborne Division, U S Army. Young people left this week for school. Miss Simmons, M Mise Dome Helloeh, Phyllis Strong of Tufts College, and David Engman of Lawrence Academy are mentioned among them.

Thanet. Morrison Cleveland Ohio Thomas Coe Seatieny Hay Road Walter, Jutkelsen Torkelson Airborne Division U. S Acton Hri Simmons Phyllise Hs Strong Tufts College David Engman Lawrence Academy

Engagement announced for Doris E Hart Peterson

Warren E Mattwett announces the engagement of Doris E Hart Peterson, daughter of Concor ik and a senior at Bratervon er's College. Peterson is a Tufts College graduate. A summer wedding is planned.

Warren E. Mattwett Nee ‘Center Doris E Peterson Oead Concor Bratervoner’s College Tufts College

Birth of Bryan Newton in Acton Report

Acton Mr and Mrs Bruce announce the birth of their son Bryan Newton on September 7 at Home. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Gates and Mr and Mrs Franke, West Acton.

Acton Bruce Estee Zillah Oo Ag Noree Bryan Newton James Gates Pee Franke Aah West Acton

Automatic Barn Cooling Unit Improves Ventilation

Dairy farmers adopt automatic cooling units to reduce heat and humidity in barns. These systems lower cow discomfort, increase milk production, and curb mold, frost, and disease by maintaining better air quality and temperature.

Department of Agriculture Tidgheams

Higher Yields From Cattle Spraying Versus Costs

University of Illinois College of Agriculture tests show beef cattle sprayed for flies gained about 15 pounds per head more than unsprayed cattle at 25 cents a pound, an extra $3.75 per head, enough to cover spraying costs. Regular fly control suggested, possibly two to three sprayings or monthly.

University of

Pasture Sprays and Home Mixes Raise Health Concerns

The article notes that 3 4-D sprays for weed control in pastures are not dangerous to grazing animals. It warns that home mixed benzene hexachloride powders mixed with water are more likely to taint poultry houses and pose eye risks. Light colored roofs keep poultry houses cooler than black roofs. Water pipes can be run above ground to reach distant hog pastures, with winter care to disconnect and drain to prevent freezing.

Mange in Hogs Reported and Treatment Notes

A report notes hogs may show mange if they stand around and rub. Benzene hexachloride is cited as more effective than lime sulfur for treatment, to be applied at temperatures near 75 degrees. Mix one pound of 56 percent powder with four gallons of water and thoroughly coat the animal including the ear interiors.

Sélett Cordat Pattons Diagoriad Patton

National Safety Records Highlight Accident Rates

Fragmentary OCR notes reference accidents and safety concerns with scattered phrases about rates and dates. Readable bits mention accidents and safety in a historical context, but details are incomplete.

Acconies Ita National Safety

Simple Ways to Update Dresses with Buttons and Belts

The article suggests easy fashion hacks for women to refresh wardrobes. It covers replacing self color buttons with metal ones, adding gold or silver belts, and dyeing pastel dresses for a darker look. It also describes trimming full skirts with white touches, lacing, and plaid accents to create varied outfits.

Trimming Dresses With Buttons And Bows In Styles

A guide on using buttons and bows to trim dresses and sets. It covers button placements on fronts jackets sleeves and pockets plus band trims on skirts and bodices with bias tape uses and color contrasts for youth fashions.

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