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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1948
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr Lombard connected to Republican circles in Massa Boston and legal study. It references Club of Massa in Boston and Federal Bars, with mentions of immigration and law procedures, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
The notice profiles Lombard as a candidate for Register of Probate. He studied at Boston University Law School Suffolk University Law School and trained at Harvard and Bentley. Lombard is married with a 13 year old son and resides in Belmont.
The Hull-Rust-Mahoning iron mine in Hibbing Minnesota is described as the largest open pit mine in the world.
Emerson Hospital in Concord advances with detailed plans after securing a federal grant. Early sketches and revisions reflected cost uncertainties and the need for precise hospital specifications before proceeding with construction.
Concord residents Mr and Mrs William T Magoon of Upland road West Concord were prize winners at the Acton Woman's Club Country Fair. Assistant Postmaster Bernard A McKenna of Laurel street has been out of work two weeks with an infected eye treated after a vacation.
Perry Shaw and a work prepare to send detailed construction plans to bidders. Plans must cover every detail and be checked by Emerson hospital staff James A Hamilton and Associates and consultants, Massachusetts Department of Public Health and federal authorities. Time consuming Burton Bill compliance adds to delay.
The design outlines a two bedroom, brick veneer home with cedar shingles and a blue shuttered interior. It emphasizes economy with an oblong shape, built in features, and potential for extension. Available plans include full color scale model, plan book, and construction details from Scale Model Home Planning Company in Detroit.
Rev Mr Thorpe and Mrs Thorpe of Summit New Jersey entertained Lincoln friends at the Colonial Inn Concord where they are staying. Miss Margaret Thorpy supervisor of music in Summit accompanied them during the weekend gathering at the inn.
James Cullinane of 4 Walden Street expects a hospital operation after two weeks of illness. James P. Sheehan of 84 Thoreau Street returned to Snow’s Drug Store last Monday from a two week vacation. Lawrence F. Viano owner of Viano Motor Company on Thoreau Street enjoys his annual vacation. Firemen at West Concord station held a regular meeting Tuesday night. Central station meets Thursday. Rea party members plan a moonlight sail from Harbor aboard the S. B. Pier Thursday night. Concord youths aged 16 to 25 must register with the local Board No. 23. only one member on the board is Webster S. Blanchard of West Acton.
A resident returns to duty after a month of illness with time spent at Community Hospital Framingham for an operation.
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