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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
13
A United Press report shows Truman ahead in California with 968 865 to 967 453, boosting his nationwide tally and suggesting possible election victory as California holds 25 electoral votes. The dispatch notes Soviet reparations, postwar plans, and stock market jitters tied to the election.
Mrs Hunter of Gleasendale hosts a visit with Don Dwinells son of a member of the 11th Airborne. A cablegram confirms his safe arrival after leaving Seattle. Church fair plans are announced by the Evangelical Church Service Club for a bake sale at Stow.
The Mother Church in Boston schedules a Chan lecture tour by Oscar Graham Peeke C S B of Kansas City Missouri during November 7 to 14. The fourth talk occurs Friday November 12 at 8 00 PM at First Methodist Church Hudson with a final talk in Mansfield Sunday November 14.
Members of the Baf hae of Christ era tied for a high score in a quiz with an 82 percent result. Participants included Mrs Richard Nelson Mrs capt hehe om rnga McCoy Mrs Jenks Et C Colburn Mrs F Warren Lamoreaux Mrs Frank W Thompson and Mrs Gaston A Goyette.
Marriage intentions have been filed with the clerk. Donald R Blood and others at Framingham Road and Shirecilianey, 220 Lincoln Street, Marlboro.
The Turkish shipbuilder Avery plans an expedition to Mount Ararat to search for petrified remains of Noahs Ark. Backers claim evidence atop the 16 918 foot peak suggests possible preservation under ice, with Avery aiming to craft an authentic model of the famed vessel for the United States Naval Academy.
In Goondiwindi Queensland rabbits number in the millions causing trouble for golfers in the district. Local residents blame the marsupials for nibbling fairway grass and causing misplaced shots as golfers struggle to find their balls.
An executive notice seeks a bank president for a Brion Bank located near Houston Texas within a 50 mile radius. The institution targets applicants from the area with a city population around 25 000 and requires experience in banking leadership.
Akron Ohio report signals a sharp drop in urban mule exposure since 1921. B F George notes one in six urbanites could meet a mule in 1921, now only one in 17, as city dwellers shift to the country and encounter rubber tired tractors instead.
A homeowner outlines a five year project to finish a basement. The space will be turned into a recreation room a bar a laundry and a closet with work largely done by the resident.
Concord taxpayers are urged to attend a School Facilities Committee briefing on November 10 at 5 p.m. in the Hall Memorial Auditorium to review plans, costs, and potential impacts on the public school system. The Concorde Taxpayers Association stresses citizen responsibility to understand options and funding.
The 4 H Tractor Club invites both youth and adults to its first meeting at the Extension Services Office on Thursday November 18 at 7 30 PM. A speaker from the American Oil Company will discuss tractor lubrication.
Public Health Nursing Association announces Louise Ny Lund will begin duties as temporary nurse in Sudbury. She is set to report Monday November 5.
Farnham W. Smith of Carlisle announces the sale of a young bull from Great Brook Farms. The animal, out of Newmont Thelma Pride and sired by Newmont Aristocrat, Gold Medal, is described as high production and excellent. New Hampshire turkey production reached 73,400 in 194.
Mr and Mrs Arthur R Howe host October 31 gathering with Marjori Miss Mail directing. Dr William Wolf of St Elizabeth's Episcopal Mission also spoke. Fellowship meetings are set for Sundays at 7:30 PM for group objectives and outreach.
A brief item notes a group of young people assembling for a local community event with friendly participation and shared activities. The report emphasizes youth involvement and neighborhood spirit.
Mrs. William E. Downing Sr. of Sudbury visits sister Mrs. Frederick Mowatt in Lynn and plans to hear tenor Christopher Lynch at Lynn English High School. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of Raymond Road entertain Mr. Anderson's Denver born mother. A tin can is steel. tin makes up less than one percent of typical metal containers.
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