30 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
1
Voters urged to participate in upcoming town meeting with emphasis on fire safety and funding. Notes mention finance committee work, school updates, and a 1953 timetable while highlighting local boards’ roles and a call to cast ballots.
Voters in Concord-A will cast ballots next Tuesday as 65 million registered nationwide. Precincts 1 2 and 3 vote in Hunt Memorial Gymnasium Hervey Wheeler School and Veterans Building respectively. Local candidates include George Fingold Otis Whitney David Williams all Republicans with strong Democratic interest in Rae Sparkman Eisenhower and Richard.
Concord report states the Emerson Hospital auxiliaries met in the hospital conference room on Monday October 27. Mrs. George W. Walker presided and spoke briefly about the American Hospital Association Convention attended by herself and administrator Miss Elmina Snow.
Concord A meeting of the King's Daughters will be held at the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian church, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The hostesses will be Mrs. Chartles B. Johnson and Mrs. Chartes K. Darling.
Local citizens and business groups have donated generously but the Concord Community Chest still needs 3465.30 to reach the 65500 goal. With many pledges still unpaid the campaign extended its closing date to November 3 as organizers push to complete calls.
Concord notes rapid growth in Pack 49 with enrollments rising from 43 to near 100 over three years. Cubmaster Robert Douglas leads the group with Mrs George Hall and a devoted committee. The first meeting of the month saw a record enrollment. next pack meeting is Friday at 7 30 in the high school auditorium.
The Concord Board of Trade held its moved up November meeting at the Howor Johnson Restaurant with about 35 attendees. President Benjamin F. Clark chaired after supper as Edward K. True of the Concord Planning Board presented a town planning report. Edward W. Sheehan discussed the West Concord traffic situation, and a committee including George Davis, Frank W. McKellar, and John B. Mandriok Sr was named to study the issue alongside a separate committee. Fred T. Boyd introduced a Christmas lighting contractor from Accord and outlined holiday lighting costs. The board supported the project and planned the next meeting and elections.
Ade Edward Di Spellman a former Concord high school track athlete trains with the U S Air Force in Wichita Falls Texas focusing on sprint work and conditioning coordination with military athletes and coaches at the base program.
A district wide workshop program starts in Concord public schools causing class suspensions today and tomorrow with sessions at the high cafe and Alcott school cafeteria. Officials include Superintendent Radcliffe Morrill and Concord School Committee member Donald B Sin clair among others. The event wraps up Friday at 3 45 with a short summary of activities.
The Concord-The Enterprise corrects last week front page errors naming Mrs Maxwell E Lawrence as Miss Corne of Lawrence. She is the town clerk and widow of Maxwell E Lawrence.
The next regular supper meeting of the Men’s Club of the Trinitarian Congregational Church will be held Friday evening November 7 at 6 30 o’clock.
Concord health officials announce a two day rabies vaccination clinic for local dogs. The Concord Board of Health requires dogs to be restrained during the event. Further details appear in the Enterprise. The first day is Friday with the second day on Saturday.
On Friday November 7 at 6 30 o clock the OP. Parish Assurtan ce Act church sale will be followed by an ane with William H. Tobin Auctioneer.
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