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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1948

Page

7

Eagle Scout Brown First In His Troop Achieves Highest Rank

A young Scout from Arlington advances from tenderfoot to first class and earns four more merit badges. He interviews with the Lexington Bedford district council and gains approval for Star Scout Bird Life endeavors before becoming the group’s first Eagle Scout, a highly coveted honor in Boy Scouts.

Scouts Lexington-Bedford Sac OA Cil Arlington Boy Scouts Brown

Drake's Folly well near Titusville described

A damaged OCR fragment mentions a 25-barrel-per-day Drake's Folly oil well near Titusville in Pennsylvania The snippet references the Wonneete oil industry and gutted fish in Ivan ia suggesting environmental impact.

Ivania Titusville

Dr Conlin Addresses Animal Research Debate

A half hour talk by Dr Conlin covered animal experimentation focusing on medical progress and ethical concerns. He cited polio malaria cancer and heart disease research with dogs pigs and other animals while noting oversight by the Human Society and state physicians.

Gross Children’s’ Hospital Cushing Massachusetts Medical Society Massachusetts Humanne Society Conlin

Pack 49 Scouts Fall Meet In Reed City

Concord- The first fall meeting of Pack 49 Scouts will be held at Trinity Congregational Church Reford. The committee thanks Rev John E Wallace for the meeting room. Trading night features exchanging items as new cubs and parents are welcomed and uniforms swapped to fit.

Concord Trinity Chi Elm Satehent Oun Dil John’ E. Wallace America Pliny Jewell Jr Ralphie

Concord Monthly Medical Report September Overview

Monthly ward data from Emerion under MV Hes Snow shows 186 sea patients and 178 in hospital care. Major operations total 29, minor 8, laboratory exams 23, and auto accidents 7 other 16. Age groups include under 14 years 21 and 24 patients in the 14 to 21 range.

Concord Emerion Hes Snow Fintiales Nts Poumber Eben Eom

Corinthian Lodge Meeting in Concord Oversees October Session

The Corinthian Lodge A F and A M will hold a meeting at the temple on Monday night October 11 at 8 30. Newly installed Worshipful Master Harold E Lawson of Lincoln will preside and the program will be announced.

Concord Geore Corinthian Ge, A. F. & Art Apa Émple Nigt E. ‘Lalwsdn Lincoln

Bedford Youth Enters Harvard Law School

Richard K Brown has entered the Harvard Law School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John F Brown of 201 Concord Street. Mrs Sophia Martin of 12 School Avenue is visiting relatives in Alton Bay.

Helen McMahan Martin F. Mc‘Marith Hancock Street Lexington High School Richard K. Brown Harvard ‘Law School John’ F. Brown Concord ‘Street Sophia ‘Martin School Avenue Alton ‘Bay

Stainton Chosen to Head Northern Department of Ry Express

W M Smith announces Stainton as manager of the Northern Department of Ry Express with Boston headquarters. Halliday confirms Stainton succeeds John R Mara who is appointed vice president at San Francisco. Concord office stays within Stainton territory.

Gonistta Seumuel Stainton Bérroras Ry“ Way Eipress Eadquarters Boston San Francis Halliday Concord

Lincoln Town Guild Sponsors Children’s Aid Drive

A Monday update from Lincoln Town notes the Joseph’s Guild and its partners plan to provide care for children. Members including Mrs. Ney and Mrs. Murphy assist the Guild in fundraising and outreach efforts.

Lincoln Joseph's ‘Guild

Concord Church Services and Parish Activities

Rev Edward airitels led morning services at the Church with music from the choir and organist as Sunday school resumed for a new semester. Rev Gund er son of the Evangelical Free Church spoke at the gospel service. Next Sunday is Communion Sunday for men at St Bernard s and Our Lady Help of Christians with confessions on Saturday. The Concord Elks meet at BPOE Hall Main Street with Arthur W Parke presiding.

Edward °Airitels Ramahay Echoes Gunnsr*a. Gundérson Evangelical Free Church Lang Street Ernron St. Bernard's Church Church of Our Lady ‘Help of Christians West Concord Concord ‘of Elks BPOE Hall Main 'Street Pues Ene Wat

Concord School Facilities Committee reports study findings

Concord and West Concord voters received copies of the School Facilities Committee report after an exhaustive study of the town's school situation. The committee, appointed by Moderator Hubert M. Wardwell, outlined several building plans, sites, tax needs, and advantages and disadvantages, with a special town meeting expected to vote on the plans.

Contcord Concord West Concord Hubert M. ‘Wardwell Emersont Sina Charles W. Alten Theodore Arthur Mf Terry Tor Tal

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