Town Meeting Debates Voter Turnout and Finance Bottlenecks
Local report notes ongoing discussion about upcoming elections and turnout targets. Mentions Concord polls open at 6 am and concerns over drouth, finance committee work, and a 1953 timeline in municipal planning.
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Fall meeting of Emerson Hospital auxiliaries held
Concord The fall meeting of the Emerson Hospital auxiliaries occurred Monday in the hospital conference room. Mrs. George W. Walker presided and spoke briefly about the American Hospital Association Convention attended by herself and administrator Miss Elmina Snow.
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Concord A meeting of the King's Daughters
A meeting of the King's Daughters is to be held at the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian church in Concord on Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Charles B. Johnson and Mrs. Charles K. Darling will be the hostesses.
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Concord Community Chest Seeks Final Push for 65500 Goal
Concord residents and business groups have contributed generously to the Community Chest drive but the total remains $3465.30 short of the 65500 goal. The closing date has been moved to November 3 to finish outstanding calls and secure further pledges while the organization thanks all supporters for past generosity.
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Pack 49 Expands Enrollment Into Teens In Concord
Pack 49 has grown from 33 to an estimated 90 to 100 boys over the past three years, signaling strong roots and rising interest in Cub Scouting in the Concord area. Cubmaster Robert Douglas leads the unit with an active committee including Mrs. Hall and George Hall as chair, as the group met early in the year to organize and enroll new members.
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Concord Board of Trade faces special town meeting review
November meeting moved up one week to Monday at Howa Johnson Restaurant with about 35 members and 7 guests. President Clark announced a review of warrant articles for the town meeting and Edward K. True of the Planning Board gave a detailed town planning report.
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Hoard
Workshop program opens in Concord schools
Concord schools launch a two day workshop causing class suspensions today and tomorrow with sessions at the high cafe and Alcott school cafeteria. Officials present include Superintendent Radcliffe Morris and Concord School Committee member Dr Donald Sinc lair. A Friday 3 45 pm summary wraps the event.
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Correction on poll opening and official title
The Concord Enterprise corrects last week’s front page error naming Lawrence town clerk. The official is Mrs Maxwell E Lawrence, not Miss Corne in Lawrence.
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Men’s Club supper meeting at Trinitarian Church
The regular supper meeting of the Men’s Club of Trinitarian Congregational Church will be held Friday evening November 7 at 6 30 o clock.
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Concord Hosts Rabies Vaccination Clinic For Pets
The Concord Board of Health announces a two day rabies vaccination clinic for local dogs this week. The event runs Friday and Saturday with dogs brought on leashes. Details appear in the Enterprise.
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Three Local Candidates in Concord for November Election
Concord voters, about 4976 registered, cast ballots November 4 from 6 am to 8 pm. Precincts 1 2 and 3 vote at Hunt Memorial Gymnasium Hervey Wheeler School and Veterans Building respectively for three Republican local candidates Fingold Whitney Williams. Local Democratic movement features Gov Adlai Stevenson and John Sparkman in statewide races.
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