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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
1
James F. Hanley, World War II veteran, is named the new Concord patrolman, succeeding John E. Mullen. Hanley, a former Concord High athlete, served in the Pacific, and his appointment follows last week’s reappointment of Mullen at 15 street.
Registration dates set in Acton with voter eligibility hours at South Acton Gramma Tuesday 8 7 to 9 p.m. West Acton Tuesday 9 7 to 9 p.m. Town Hall on Tuesday FY 15 from noon until 10.
Editor notes highlight Troop 27 Lincoln and Troop 36 Cooticte Concord Lincoln Carlisle scouts active in 1947 48 awards. John Todd David Todd Murphy Holmes Mohawk baseball Paul Revere title, play outward Bound staged by Concord Players. White scoutmaster aided. two Life Scouts Shir ley Moszka Will Co. Newell guiding youths toward Eagle Scout status.
Firefighters battled a kitchen blaze that damaged the refrigerator and caused extensive water damage to nearly every room of the seven room house. Mr and Mrs Driscoll, who had recently renovated, could not sleep at home and stayed with relatives. John C Varley helped access the fridge before calling the fire department.
Dr. Richard H. Fish of Concord attends the 41st annual three day conference for veterinarians at Cornell University New York State Veterinary College. The meeting serves as a refresher course to update veterinarians on developments and treatments in medicine.
Immediate delivery available for tow pickup services by Eastern Motor Sales Inc located at 785 Boston Post Rd Mari 5641. Ad promotes quick service and vehicle towing options for customers requiring urgent assistance.
The King's Daughters hold their next meeting in the vestry of the First Parish Church in Concord on Tuesday afternoon January 18 at 2 o'clock.
In a garden scene last Sunday Mrs Farr Ryan and Maynard- may have tended pansies and dandelions. The note mentions a Maynard-Mrs arrangement and a focus on simple garden tasks.
Free public exhibition features water color artworks now open at the library. Organizers invite patrons to view the collection during library hours.
Former pastor J oe een op S. Dzi ok of Casi mir's church to celebrate 25th anniversary. Bishop of Boston will preside at the Jubilee Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Hedwig's Church in Cambridge. A reception follows at the Hotel Continental at p.m.
The annual March of Dimes drive for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis opens this week in Concord and runs through January 31. Elijah Sill Cunningham is noted in the kickoff.
Leon J. Moreau of Cambridge is serving on the jury at East Cambridge as part of the Concord jury duty.
Concord voters are reminded that the last chance to register for the town election is February 8 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and again on February 8 from 12 noon to 10 p.m. at the town clerk’s office.
Evenson demonstrated talent by piano and braille illustrated three R's. He has attended Perkins for 14 years since kindergarten and plans to enter college in the arts after the regular meeting of the board of directors.
At the Concord Rotary Club luncheon led by President George E. Erickson with Robert D. Parks in charge, Red Cross films were shown. Visiting Rotarians announced include Leslie O. Anderson, Casper J. Jenney, Judge Maurice McWalter, and others from Maynard, Hamilton, Bermuda, St. Petersburg, and Lexington.
The Rotary Club led by G Sherman Blair announces free Scotchlite safety strips for bicycles, red rear fenders and silver front forks and handlebars, to be applied by volunteer firefighters at West Concord and Central Fire Stations. About 500 bikes can be equipped, improving night visibility for cyclists and motorists.
The annual Citizens Caucus will be held next Monday at 8 p.m. in the Veterans Building. Most officers seek re election with Danforth W. Comins Sr. expected as a candidate. Benjamin F. Clark will not seek reelection for either term, and Bareleigh L. Pratt is not anticipated to run for Water Sewer Commissioner.
Concord Woman's Club hosts United Nations interpreter Concord speaker Daniel Hogg at the Masonic Temple on Monday. The talk covers timely topics and follows recent visits by Mrs Prescott A Smith of Monument Street.
Two meetings are set for Friday night at Monument hall starting at 8 o clock for Knights of Columbus members interested in launching a 45 tournament. J James W Powers has taken the chairmanship of the organizing committee.
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