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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1947

Page

17

Concord DeMolay Officers Installed At Masonic Hall

Concord chapter Order of DeMolay formed at Masonic Hall with Letters Patent presented by Dad George C Bestick. Burton S Knight of Battle Green Chapter installed the first officers assisted by Fred R VanNorden Jr and others from Walden Royal Arch Chapter.

Concord Masonic Hall Concord Chapter Order of DeMolay George C. Bestick Adry Council Walden Royal Arch Spon Soring Ernest F. Flachsbart Winslow J. Damon Dad Norman H. Bowen William K. Walters Edmund L. French A. Robert MacLeod, Jr E. LaForest Robbins Harold E. Lawson Churchill A. Newman Paster Burton S Knight of Battle

Installation list for Richard C. Chaffee as master and officers

The record lists Shuman as junior councilor and a long installing suite led by Dad Bertram F. Whipple of Battle Green Chapter with organist duties. Richard C. Chaffee is named master with officers including J. Wesley Fiske, Charles A. Frost, Orson K. Miller Jr., Maxwell E. Lawrence Jr., Kenneth M. Pedersen, and others plus chaplain L. Bowman Sturtevant and recording scribe Charles S. Kennedy.

Maxwell E. Lawrence, Jr Kenneth M. Pedersen John H. Weshervee George F Rohan L. Bowman Sturtevant Charles S. Kennedy Donald KL. Hewitt Standard Peare David S. Robinson, Jr R. Lee Stuart Clyde N. Bowen Sentinel Everett F. Dexter Kenneth E. Heinz Inside Sentinel Parker Vanderhoot Philip P. Damon Farnum W. Damon Gordon J. Olsen Charles R Dexter Winthropf. Potter, Jr George R. Simms, Jr John H. Hart

Miss M Hanley Completes Library Field Work

Miss Mary Louise Hanley 42 Central Street a Simmons College senior completed a two week field work period at Widener Library Harvard College. The program gives students practice before graduation and links Simmons with Harvard for professional experience.

West Concord Mary Louise Hanley Central Street Library Science Simmons College Widener Library Harvard College Sim 1Gons

Lenten Luncheons Served in Downtown Boston

Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Boston serves Lenten lunches with its noon services to accommodate parishioners.

Boston Trinity Piscopal

Concord Briefs Show Local Meetings and Seasonal Openings

Concord Lodge 212 bills a whist night at Odd Fellows hall West Concord. Hawthorn Lodge of the Eastern Star meets May 14 with a penny sale. Concord Antiquarian Society opens for season with Old Manse Alcott Hawthorne Emerson homes to follow. Communion Sunday for St Bernard’s boys at 8 15 mass. Mrs Richard M Cameron hosts Concord Garden Club May 21 with speaker John L Russell. Mill Dam parking lines painted. motorists urged to follow. Mrs Bernard E Tobin recovering from appendectomy at Emerson Hospital. First Church Scientist sermon on Atonement. Laymen’s League annual meeting at First Parish Unitarian Vestry with Roland Greeley speaker. Bonnie Louise MacRae celebrates birthday. parent connections noted. Men’s Club West Concord Union Church program at Veterans Building well attended.

Richard M. Cameron Barretts Mill Road Concord Garden Club John L. Russell West Concord Union Church Walt Disney Veterans Building

The Bantu Greek Exchange Fraternity Journal Listings

The Bantu Greek Exchange lists 60 collegiate 2 educational 60 professional 21 honor 29 sorority and 43 educational societies in its international fraternity journal.

Bantu Greek Exchange

Scudder Honored With Luncheon For New Book Release

Swarthmore College history professor Scudder of 5 Stow Street was toasted at a luncheon last Friday on the eve of his book publication. Attending were Mr and Mrs Scudder, Russell H. Kettell of the Antiquarian Society, Alice Dixon Bond, Edward Laycock, Margaret Williamson, Boston writers, Anne Ford, Charles Blanchard, Raymond MacDonald of the publishers, and Samuel G. Kent, local publisher.

Concord Townsend Scudder Swarthmore College Stow Street Raymond MacDonald Samuel G. Kent

Rainbow Girls Meet in Concord April 26 at Temple

Concord Rainbow Girls hold their next meeting Saturday evening April 26 at the Masonic Temple with Betty Zumwalt, worthy advisor, in charge. Mrs. Edith Bailey serves as mother advisor.

Concord Concord Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Betty Zumwalt Edith Bailey

Bedford VA Becomes New England Neuropsychiatric Training Hub

Bedford VA Hospital gains approval from the American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry to train resident physicians becoming the first VA neuropsychiatric hospital in New England. Dr. Herbert J. Harris leads the program with Dr. Jay L. Hoffman as clinical director and a team including Dr. Harry C. Solomon and others from Boston.

Bedford Veterans Administration American Board’ of Neurology and Psychiatry Herbert J. Harris Boston New England Jay L. Hoffman St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Washington, D. C Harry C. Solomon William Malamud John Murray Douglas A. Thom B Fon Hoffman Harris Trent Bedford Hospital

Funeral service for W. E. Leahy at Littleton

William E Leahy 45 prominent Littleton truckman died April 15. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Anne's Church in Littleton with interment in Westlawn cemetery. He was a lifelong resident born in Littleton. He leaves his widow his mother and one son John a Middlesex School student in Concord.

Concord William £. Leahy Littleton St. Anne’s Church Westlawn Cemetery John Middlesex School

Grange Hosts Swap Party in West Concord

Annursnac Grange held its regular meeting in West Concord on Monday April 14 with lecturer Josephine Hall in charge. A swap party featured May baskets for sale and orders were taken for custom baskets. Neighbor's Night is planned for April 28 and the 25th anniversary Silver Certificate night for May 12.

West Concord Annursnac Grange Josephine Hall Hall Concord

Washington Monument Description in Marble Obelisk Facts

The report notes the Washington Monument as a white marble shaft rising 555 feet 5.5 inches with a base of 55 feet 1.125 inches square. It describes the obelisk as tapering and rising as a prominent national landmark.

Washington Monument

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richard C. Chaffee Lexington Wilson Lumber Company Mation Wilson Concord, Mass M. Hanley S. Lombardo Old Marlboro Rd Minuteman Chevrolet Thoreau Street Macone Brothers Lowell Road Viano Motor Co Dalton Robinson Sudbury Road Mutty and Tirrell, Inc Walden Middlesex Motor Co Walden Street Andersen Williams Tavern Concord Briefs Concord Lodge Odd Fellows Hall J. Reginald Perry Hawthorn Lodge Order of Easern Star Concord Antiquarian Society Old Manse Alcott House Hawthorne House Emerson House St. Bernard’s Parish Mill Dam Bernard E. Tobin Ann Kelley Concord National Bank Emerson Hospital Church of Christ Scientist Bonnie Louise MacRae Austin David ‘MacRae, Jr Monent Street Insect Control & Service P. O Framingham Framingham Scudder New Book Rainbow Meeting N. KE W. &. Leahy Paul Makovsky Grange Cemen Nik BR South Road Tel Lexi
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