Concord trade show showcases wide range of careers
The 2 day display drew 2600 attendees at Concord High School with exhibitors from Emerson Hospital Edison field and local firms. Officials praised the event as eye opening. booths featured electronics, engineering, nursing, education, newspapers and aviation with students engaging in hands on demonstrations and career guidance.
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Tional and Trade Show High School
Itn
Concord
Concord Woodworking
Richardson Drug Company
Colleges of Pharmacy
Maynard
Digital Equipment Company
Chamber of Commerce
Stanley Olsen
Harlan Anderson
Enterprise Show Demonstrates 1888 Edition at Fair
At the Enterprise booth in the vocational fair a replica front page from 1888 the paper's first year was shown with the exact date October 20. Viewers could take sample copies see engraved plates and new editorial pages from the oldest weekly paper in the area. Petroleum jelly guidance offered for lipstick stain removal on fabrics and napkins.
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Co-operative Bank
C.C.H.S
Enterprise
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Leslie Nelson
Concord
Vocational and Trade Fair
Busy exhibitor Fre niere Draws Local Youth Portraits
The display featured posters brochures booklets and various commercial items. Fre niere was among the busiest exhibitors drawing many pictures of local boys and girls and gifting them to the youth at the show.
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Concord
Freniere
Maynard Man Roberts J Wright Nearest Guesser at Fair
Robert J. Wright, 76 Sumner Street, guessed $69.01 for the coin jar at the vocational fair booth, missing the actual $69.11. He wins a $25 savings account prize. A German Central Bank study notes U S currency has 73 germs per bill.
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Concord
Maynard
Robert J. Wright
Sumner Street
Co-Operative Bank
Wright
U. S
Hospital Booth Draws Crowds at First Vocational Fair
Concord Emerson Hospital featured at the Co C H S gym as the first annual vocational fair, organized by the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Lions and Jaycees. Nurse Mary Hogan presented displays including a child’s oxygen tent case history and a newborn blood transfer demonstration.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Lions and
Jaycees
Mary Hogan
Lemon Slice Helps Sweet Potatoes Hold Their Color
A simple culinary note explains that adding a slice of lemon during cooking helps sweet potatoes retain their vibrant color. The acidic citrus juice slows pigment fading and preserves visual appeal.
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Casper J. Jenney, Jr
Chamors
Junker
K. Damon
Concord Fworking Company
Ing
Rota
E West Concord
England
Tel
Tel Co
Hr “Morrow
Will
Rd Cooperative Bank
Peter Grimes
Veterans’ Hospital
Bedford
Grason-Stadler
West Concord
Sam
Rotterdam
Air France
Aid Inc
Selectra
U. S. Army
WAC
Engineering
Appleby & Wyman
Aetna Drivaquiz
Dewey & Amy
Acton
W. R. Grace
Middlesex County Extension Service
Larry
Finley Manufacturing Company
Middlesex Institution For Savings
National Cash Register Company
Freniere Studio
John O’boyle
Rachel Ferran
Booth
Travel Anywhere
Switzerland
Andover
Sudbury Road
Quipment Corporation
Concord-Carlisle
James Mercer
Julian W. Ballou
Bank
William K. Walters
Harvard Trust Co
Burroughs Machine Co
Harvard Trust Company
Richardson Drug
Lincoln
Arthur L. Carr
Medical Center
Karolina Leiko
McKinley Street
Hospital Booth
Speedy’s Restaurant
Lawrence
Turkey