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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1948

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Town meeting plans and election notes appear amid signs and chatter. Residents recall the football ban and discuss Elm Street school site moves while candidates for two town posts are named and a caucus indicates Ohio ties.

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Noted pianist Joseph Battista to perform at Concord

Concord community concert brings Joseph Battista, young American pianist, back to the stage after three years in the U S Army. The veteran’s building concert on February 10 at 8 p m features Battista known for his early wins and international acclaim with Baldwin piano.

Concord Concord Community Concert Association Joseph Battista U. S. Army Veteran Battista Philadel Phi Philadelphia Orchestra Eugene Ormandy Rachmaninoff Pennsylvania National Federation of Music Clubs Brazil Pearl Harbor Red Cross Camp Lee Virginia Oer Baldwin

Concorde Board of Trade Supper Details New Members

The Concorde Board of Trade supper met at the Colonial Room of Ja Josten Restaurant with 72 members and guests. New members Percy Skewes Harold Smith and Frank Ripas were welcomed, and guests included Mrs. John J. Bent Sr. and Mrs. Flora Clyne among others.

Concorde Board of Trade Harold Tomkins Thomas L. Sanborn Board of Trade Ulian W. Ballou el i Leo W. Mortenson Paul Harris International Rotary Graduate Business School Harvardee Cheshire Ofs Amach Aearstion Cheste England United States Europe Asia Australia Britain Manning-Smith Treasury Bank of England

Emerson Hospital Aid Society annual report highlights growing needs

Miss Elmina L. Snow reports increased hospital activity in 1947 at Emerson Hospital, stressing the need for a new building. Volunteers contributed extensively, with 2159 admissions and 16,240 patient days, 506 births, and 81,765 meals served by the Dietary department amid crowded, aging facilities.

Concord Elmina’ L. Snow Emerson Hospital al Hospital Conny Yau Poe Emerson Hospital Aid Society Emerson Our Hospital

West Concord A Frame Fr I Sunday Meeting

A Friday meeting of West Concord A scheduled with Mrs Harry Wilsons president to preside at 2:80. Rev Al Fred Wheeler Stone emeritus of West Concord Union Church will speak.

West Concord Harry Wilsons Otlock Alfred Wheeler Stone Unio Church

Charity Whist Tuesday Reminder by Daughters of Charity

West Concord community is reminded of the charity whist party organized by the Daughters of Charity. The event, to be held next Tuesday at Odd Fellows, supports local charitable efforts.

West Concord Piing Odd Fellows

Scout Week to Feature Concord Troop Participation

Concord Boy Scout troop and units plan to take part in Scout Week starting February 6 and running through February 12. Local organizers expect events across councils and community activities marking the annual observance.

Concord Boy Scout

Whitney Named Red Cross Aide In 1948 Campaign

Concord Governor’s Councillor Otis announces Whitney to lead the 1948 campaign. Weeks earlier Harold Cabott was appointed vice chairman in charge of public relations.

Concord Otis Cams Cord Harold Cabott Wice

Concord Taxpayers Association elects officers and directors

The Concord Taxpayers Association held its annual meeting at the Colonial Inn on January 29. Officers elected include Vicarenes Straitons as president, Willia Wadsworth as secretary, Edward B. Thomas as treasurer, and Myron T. Smith as vice president. New directors Fred R. Jones Mrs. Horace L. Arnold Wilson and Myerick H. Lovejoy were chosen for terms, with plans for an upcoming open meeting to discuss town spending and appropriations. Details of the open meeting will be announced in the Enterprise.

Concord ‘Saxpayers’ Association, Inc Colonial Inn Vic Arenes Straitons Willia Wadsworth Edward B. Thomas Myron T. Smith Fred R. Jones Horace L. Arnold Wilson Myerick H. Lovejoy Aote No To McOrd Vo Povemnina Familier Ncordepayens Ion

Concord Grange Holds Regular Senate Session at Pet School

Tuesday evening session of the Concord A regular meeting of Senate Grange P of H was held at the Pet School. Mrs Jeanette Stensby presided as master. Activities of the Grange were discussed and planned.

Concord Senate Grange Pet Jeannette Stensby Grange

Red Cross Fund Seeks Help for Disaster Relief

The appeal reports over 80,000 buildings destroyed or damaged last year, mostly homes. Red Cross relief aims to repair and rebuild when victims lack sufficient resources to meet standards and urges donations to support the fund.

Red Cross

Funeral for GN set for Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal

The service for GN will be held in the spring at a New Hampshire town where he spent summers. He led the Concona Board of Selectmen as chair and served as a town donor trustee. A vestryman at Trinity Church he loved mountains and once led the Appalachian Mountain Club. Born Bangor Maine September 14 1864 his family moved to Newton in 1870 and he came to Concord in 1908. He graduated Harvard 1886 and earned an LLB from Boston University in 1889.

Bangor Maine Newton Concord i Harvard Boston University

Public Hearing on School Funding and Tax Hike Plans

Concord residents debated the upcoming town warrant with 59 articles for the March 8 annual meeting. Chairman Julian Ballou said the 1948 tax rate will likely be higher than last year’s record $45.60, while speakers including Samuel Hoar and Charlie Ballou discussed sewer pumping and related costs.

Concord Myeahee Es Committee Julian W. Ballou Finance Committee Baliou

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