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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
11
A report outlines the Concord Boy Scout Sponsors formed in 1947 and their roles supporting Troop 31 Troop 49 Cub Pack 49 and Senior Air Scout Squadron Troop 49. It details headquarters at High School board corner Stow Street road areas and a barn on Walden Street to be remodeled as a scouting HQ.
Henry Hazen of Worcester Massachusetts has donated to the Massachusetts blood bank 23 times and says he has seen what whole blood can do to save lives.
Concord New Mexico September wedding joined Miss Alice May Dickson daughter of Mrs Christine B Dickson of 44 Hubbard Street and Donald Joseph White son of Augustus White Sr of Auburndale. Ceremony at Trinitarian Congregational Church conducted by Rev John B Wallace followed by reception in Odd Fellows banquet hall. The couple will tour New Mexico and reside in Albuquerque. The bride is a Concord High School graduate formerly with Waltham Bag and Paper Co. the groom is an automobile salesman.
Concord launches first campaign for the benefit of six local organizations. Chairman A Page Browne will have a staff on hand as soon as interior work is ready. Building sits at Main Street and Sudbury Road. residents may stop by to learn more.
Newton Massachusetts police report the first case of this kind in the state as a motor scooter operator is charged with speeding.
Concord-Corinthian Lodge AF and AM will hold a special meeting at the Masonic Temple Thursday evening at 8 o clock with Worshipful Master William A Robus in charge. The regular meeting follows next Monday evening at the usual hour and another special meeting is set for Tuesday at the temple.
Rural Youth of Middlesex County will meet at 8 at the Extension Service Schoolhouse Dracut area. Officer elections planned and season plans discussed. Ray Bur ee and ei Taplin of Dracut will demonstrate Trellis Tomatoes. Refreshments to follow. George Caldwell, secretary.
Concord High School teacher-coach John J O Connell and photographer Mart Aylo Cal met again at the first home game after four years in the U S Army Air Forces in the Southwest Pacific Theatre. Martin resides in Stow and O Connell hails from Medford with ties to Boston University.
Mr and Mrs Abh B Cousins Jr of South Coed a announce the return of their son or relative from a reunion of his air force crew in Cincinnati Ohio The eight men flew a B 24 on 41 missions and met for the first time since returning home over two years after the war The cousin was a former Concord High School basketball player
Concord The Concord Republican 21 Club held a regular business meeting on September 25. A forum on Communism in America was held and members opposed outlawing the Communist Party. Discussion covered the Taft Hartley Law and letters were sent endorsing the new labor relations act to Senators Lodge and Saltonstall and Congressman Rogers. The fall program was announced and many plan to attend the Massachusetts Republican 21 Club convention October 11 in Boston. The next club event is a hayride and membership rally on Saturday evening October 1 at 7 15 p m meeting at the B M I station.
Concord Boston editor Crider will be principal speaker at the opening fall gathering of the Concord Woman's Club. The event will be held at the Masonic Temple next Tuesday at 2 45 in the afternoon.
Fragmentary notice outlines a meeting led by Mrs. Henry H. Hawley president with Mrs. Henry Webster as guest and an annual reception for new members and officers. The reading urges members to note a change in time and place.
Concord Concord Council K of C No 287 sponsors a public dance at the Scout House Walden Saturday October 25 at 8 o'clock. Committee chair and lecturer is J es H Duston.
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