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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
3
In Sudbury area the public association continues health and human service efforts. The group emphasizes community care and ongoing campaigns to support local residents.
Michigan State College economist Tim Jones says feed and labor cost up to 80 percent of dairy cow maintenance, so cheaper pasture and hay raise profits. He cites alfalfa's protein, calcium, and energy value, and outlines three essentials: a suitable grass mix, balanced soil nutrients via lime and phosphate, and good pasture rotation to avoid overuse and ensure peak harvest quality.
A rural report describes an illness affecting pigs causing shivering jerks and intermittent tremors. In severe cases pigs may be unable to stand or move, alarming farmers and prompting calls for veterinary attention.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a historical county bean production decline with figures around 6 percent or more and references to 1949 crops. No clear names, dates, or locations fully readable.
New England construction awards for August rose 45 percent from a year earlier, with eight months of 1950 up 43 percent. Rhode Island led gains, while New Hampshire and Connecticut also posted strong increases. Private construction formed about one third of August awards, as government programs and tighter credit loom over a growing industry amid material shortages and inflation fears.
Mr and Mrs James C Rich and Mr and Mrs Grover C Gage formerly of Weber avenue Bedford now live at Sebagon Lake announce their daughter Beverly Bixler will enter the University of Georgia in the fall term.
Mrs Eleanor Marden Deputy Grand Regent announces the first College of Regents meeting for Women of the Moose at Moose Hall on Sunday October 29. It will be the most significant gathering of this group in the state.
A West Concord ceremony united Miss Patricia Roche of West Concord with Mauro of South Acton in Our Lady Help of Christians. Rev. John J. Scotian presided as the couple joined in marriage at Mill Hall in Maynard. Organist David Gallagher accompanied. both grandfathers attended. They plan residence in Waltham after a Washington trip.
Marlboro Eminence Eugene Cardinal Tisserant secretary of the sacred congregation for the Oriental Church will be the guest of the Sisters of St Anne at St Anne's Academy on October 5 as part of the centennial celebration. He will be feted at a dinner and reception followed by a solemn exposition of the Blessed Sacrament.
In West Acton last Monday evening about 500 friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Rainville at their new ranch style home. Neighbors waited by the television as guests serenaded the couple with noise makers and parlor tricks. Mrs Rainville was overwhelmed while Mr Rainville responded with a brief speech.
Concord. John J. LaForce, 24, of Wal tham, was arraigned in Concord District Court on two complaints of armed robbery at the Bedford Liquor Store three weeks ago. Report says three men held up the owner Phil n B. McGovern and clerk H. Allen Gilman and fled with about 500 dollars. LaForce had a prior arraignment and the case was continued. The trio is alleged to have staged a similar hold up.
The State Police District at Nears Site Aa tat nie will take into custody two men accused of stealing an automobile last September from a Dodge vehicle. Chief Mead of the state police is detaching to assist in the case.
Readable text invites attendees to an 8 o'clock Friday night Middlesex Extension Service event. The note mentions a gathering led by local organizers and lists a time and place for community attendance.
Twin Batchelder brothers, sons of John T Batchelder, have passed the Army Air Forces aptitude test and are en route to San Antonio Texas for further training. One brother served four years in prior service.
A new report indicates Biayele production reached 2 090 453 units, an increase of seven percent over the previous year. The note mentions savings bonds and a purchase rate of 0.8.
A fragmented notice records a family purchase from Mrs oe A Blinn on a road address. The text mentions Mr Forte a student at Harvard Law School and an event at the grounds of a men’s church with a large sum paid, noting Mrs William J Rency.
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