Pat TM not turned on it Dave
A brief unclear excerpt shows a fragment mentioning Pat TM and a question about something not turned on and addressed to Dave. The text is ambiguous with no clear event or date.
19 Aug 1948
Page 1
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1948
Page
1
A brief unclear excerpt shows a fragment mentioning Pat TM and a question about something not turned on and addressed to Dave. The text is ambiguous with no clear event or date.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a camp or group led by L Harris with a reference to a time around 6 30. No clear event location or outcome is discernible.
About 50 to 60 voters attended a town meeting led to consider eight articles all seeking funds for town needs. Three articles targeted the parking plan while others covered various town expenditures. Debate over Article 1 included non unanimous views and the meeting resulted in approval for some proposals.
The Emerson Hospital Aid Society renews its annual appeal for surplus vegetables and fruits from gardens and orchards. With food prices high, donations of corn beans tomatoes and other produce are welcomed to help the hospital and its patients.
The Massachusetts Youth Republican leaders including B. Williams former council president and G. Sherman Blair Jr. current club president prepare a committee for an event in Boston Harbor tonight with a turnout expected.
Classified note offers repair services for sewing machines and portable models. Includes instruction to send postcard to John Salo at 129 Parker Street, Maynard, or call Maynard 6-J for inquiries.
WRUL Boston broadcast team visited Concord at the historic Old Bridge yesterday as part of its 71 or Bridge Radio Caravan tour. The non profit station emphasizes friendship with overseas broadcasts and will continue to Fitchburg Worcester Springfield and other New England towns.
The Concord Board of Selectmen announced polling hours for the state primaries on Tuesday September 14. Voting will run from 12 noon to 7 PM in both precincts as usual.
Mr and Mrs Merton Ayers formerly of Carlisle now reside at Walden Pond Trailer Park with updated address details indicating a relocation to a mobile home community.
An executive committee meeting of the West Concord Villa Improvement Association was held last Thursday night at the home of President Walter B. Dow Jr. The committee voted to hold executive committee meetings on the second Thursday of each month and to appoint subcommittees.
West Gonford couple Mr. and Mrs. Merton J. Leighton of 7 West Street observe their 25th wedding anniversary today. A quiet celebration with about 25 friends at their home followed with a small party and gifts.
A notice invites readers to view a series featuring small home plans on page one section two. Interested buyers can obtain complete building plans from the Sales Model Planning Company at 505 Lafayette Building Detroit Michigan 26.
Concord Free Public Library hosts 41 paintings by Arthur F. Davis of Acton in a gallery exhibition begun last Saturday and running through September. The art editor invites public attendance, noting the era’s shift from inherited to purchased art in many homes.
The text notes invited parents to view their children's work with exercises starting at 2 PM and an evening display of arts and crafts continuing to a 3 PM concert by the 23rd Infantry Band. If rain occurs, playground activities move to Monday.
A town wide committee formed at the 1948 annual meeting reports progress on expanding school facilities. Since April 22 the group has met regularly and will present a progress report by August 15 with a complete plan expected around September 1. The committee has consulted George E Bates and the Concord School Committee and retained Somes Griswold Wylde Ames for professional guidance.
Boston Real Estate Board lists two local members on the committee that will supervise the publication of The Realtor. Fred Boyd of Lowell and Real-D. Brooks Jr. are named, along with Garfie Joe.
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