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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
3
The Clubhouse plans an outing for Cub Scouts with John Mc elected chairman overseeing the event. The five to sixteen year old group will travel to a Berkshire Beartown camp for a week of outdoor activities including archery canoeing swimming and forest conservation.
Sudbury Massachusetts announces the Statewide Dairy Goat Show at Race Land Framingham on Sunday August 10. Judging begins at noon with Dr. Herry Kingman East Bridgewater as judge. Showmanship classes include Juniors and Seniors with state medals awarded. Registered purebreds only for bucks. does over one month may be recorded grades or registered. Displays include hobbies like rabbits hamsters bantams geese pigeons needlework and crafts.
Government surveyors report a major coal field in Lancashire with estimates ranging from 50 million to 300 million tons added to national reserves. Separately, Britain markets bargain nine day rail passes to American tourists for unlimited travel across England Scotland Wales.
The redesigned program offers mountain swimming trout fishing and other attractions for boys. The camp seeks applicants for a lucky vacation spot with interviews by the Gun-Club committee, emphasizing citizenry and wise use of natural resources.
Sudbury fills visitors with confusion as locals explain rare place names and their origins from old records. References to Lanham Lowance Pantry Pinners Wash and regional routes reveal the town’s linguistic quirks and history alongside a note on France’s oldest colonial outpost in French Guiana.
Barbara Joy Olsen and Herbert S. Callahan were married at a candle light ceremony in Maynard last Friday. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Olsen, wore Chantilly lace and nylon net, with an orchid in a bouquet. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Callahan of Framingham. They plan to reside in Framingham after a Connecticut wedding trip.
Mrs. Raymond Henrick of Fort Worth sliced a tomato from a market purchase and discovered a well formed strawberry embedded in the center.
A restaurant proprietor Sam Bloom fried eggs on a sidewalk using sun heat, producing a sunny side up egg in 20 minutes and another in 40. A customer ate the pan fried egg. The National Geographic Society notes moon craters range up to 140 miles across with possible volcanic or meteor impact origins. American meat consumption totals sixty million pounds daily, enough to fill 15,000 two ton trucks.
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