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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
7
The Emerson Hospital Aid Society thanks donors and collectors for a gratifying Harvest Day. Food shelves are full with vegetables canned goods and homemade preserves. Gratitude extended to friends in Acton Lincoln Carlisle Stow West Concord and Concord.
The Concord Chapter will meet Saturday afternoon November 6 at 19345 o'clock in the Chapter House Lexington with Regent Mrs Victor E Peppard Maynard presiding. Mrs Orland Smith Marshall Billerica will review a book and delegates at tending the fall conference at Stockbridge will file reports. Maynard members hostesses led by ex-regent Chairman Mrs Augustus L Morse.
The Mexican shrimp trade expands from Guaymas to Mazatlan as Japanese fleets once dominated west coast beds. Adelardo Rodriguez ousted colonization, formed Compania Productos Marinos de Guaymas, and shifted control to cooperatives. By current season over 15 million pounds expected with huge cold storage and rail shipments to San Diego.
Oakland real estate man Stanley B. Paul envisions valley and gulch hideouts ringed around San Francisco Bay. He plans to offer land through dozens of realty companies from Napa to Santa Cruz at reasonable prices to shelter the poor against atomic or germ warfare and radiation.
Lawrence Kansas naturalist Camp director of the Museum of Natural History at the University of Kansas advocates humane treatment of snakes. He aims to educate residents through life size museum exhibits of snakes found in Kansas to aid in correct identification and reduce needless killings.
The Massachusetts Federation of Music Clubs announces the 1949 Young Artists Auditions and Student Musicians Contests for February 19 at Recital Hall Boston University College of Music 25 Blagden Street Boston Open to Western Hemisphere citizens ages 25 to 35 for Young Artists and 16 to 23 for Student Musicians Piano voice violin and organ contestants share $1000 awards at national auditions Mentions Miss Mabel P Friswell as Massachusetts State Chairman for notices and bulletins Teachers and students urged to contact The Fisher School 118 Beacon Street Boston for details The judging panel will include eminent critics and musicians to be named later
Local members of Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree attended a Communion Breakfast at Mission Church Roxbury with breakfast in the school hall. Next Sunday they plan to attend Fourth Degree exemplification at the Copley Plaza Hotel Boston. Illinois reports about 10 million bushels of wheat oats and barley affected by a controllable disease annually.
Monday evening the Corinthian Lodge A M will hold a meeting at the Temple. Harold E Lawson newly installed Worshipful Master from Lincoln will preside and the program will be announced.
Raymond Gabriel Roy Jr son of Mr and Mrs Raymond G Roy of Acton formerly Concord celebrated his fifth birthday last Sunday. His mother is the former Hilda Blanchard Hollis and the couple have four younger children.
A cord of seasoned wood will deliver as much heat as a ton of coal, offering a traditional fuel comparison. The statement highlights wood’s energy value versus coal, suggesting similar warmth output for heating needs.
Charles F. Mogan Jr of Old Marlboro Road West Concord served as usher at his sister Miss Pp Mogans wedding to Francis S. s i held at St Church in Waltham. Rev Jean W Healey officiated the nuptial mass.
Dr Richard A Montague of 8 Sudbury Road was named new dent of the Bee rat. J Diskin led the business session held in Concord’s cafeteria. Ralph D Stetson became vice president Mrs Donald Sinclair secret ary and Alfred J Bap treasurer. Next meeting planned for the third Wednesday in November. Guest speakers included Raymond Emer gon chair of the School Kapa Committee and his committee members Charles Allen Lawrence Terry and George Lawton. A detailed report on the town school situation was presented and a question period followed.
Benjamin Barrett Little, son of Mr and Mrs David B Little of Belknap Street, marked his first birthday last Sunday with family and friends. Senator Carl Hatch of New Mexico warns Louisiana state politics could shift to Democrat unless Republicans gain a landslide victory.
Dr Clarence Maloof of the Department of Public Health spoke at the Concord Rotary Club luncheon held at the Howard Johnson Colonial Room with President George Erickson presiding. The meeting noted missing list entries and upcoming makeup sessions at Lexington Maynard Lesley and Charlestown.
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