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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
13
The article describes a low priced all steel body wagon with plywood veneer panels bolted to the steel frame. It highlights safety features including removal of rear doors and larger front doors to prevent accidental opening while in motion. Seating for eight with easy loading capabilities.
The University of Massachusetts announced dates for farm and home days at the College. June 15 for Poultrymen, July 19 for Beekeepers, July 20 for Dairymen Goat Raisers Small Fruit Growers and Home makers, and July 21 for Apple Growers and Homemakers.
The vehicle features extra large rear doors and removable rear seats for big loads. It adds end-gate lift door, wider front and rear seats, and 28 cubic feet luggage space, nearly double prior models. Ride improves with hydro coil springs and airplane type shock absorbers, experts say it handles like a heavier car yet feels lighter.
Concord circulates notice of Bunker Hill Day celebrations and a two week school break. The town reports July 2 K of C events, local bridges repairs, new Lions proxy, rising tax rates, a new postmaster, television sets, a recent graduation with notable athletes, and upcoming Bible school and playground openings.
A candle light ceremony was held at Martha Mary Chapel Sudbury on June 10 at eight in the evening. M Louise Delorey became the bride of William T Pearse in a ceremony performed by Rev Bernard W Drew. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Winthrop W Addy and best man Winthrop W Addy. Guests from multiple towns and states attended. the couple will reside on Long Hill Road Bolton after June 20.
Miss Marjorie Elnan Mosher, daughter of Mrs. Olive Drew Mosher of Waltham, married George U. Browning son of Mr. and Mrs. George U. Browning of Lincoln. Browning is a Concord High School graduate. After a trip to the White Mountains and Vermont the couple will live in Lincoln.
County farmers designate Thursday August 12 as Middlesex County Farmer's Holiday to be observed at the Tewksbury State Hospital farm. George Caldwell of Littleton serves as secretary and chairman of the field day overseeing county agricultural improvement efforts.
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