Editor Sends Paper To The Dogs In Odd Night Out
A quirky note recounts the editor’s literal dog theme as the crew heads out Monday night, adopting a playful stance with a canine motif. The teaser hints at a local event or humorous editorial stunt.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
1
A quirky note recounts the editor’s literal dog theme as the crew heads out Monday night, adopting a playful stance with a canine motif. The teaser hints at a local event or humorous editorial stunt.
Arthur Perry Jr. of Wood Street shows his retriever Trigger who earned an astonishing 339.75 points at the Fitchburg event. Mrs. James A. Ford, president of the Concord Dog Training Club, served as one of the judges.
The Concord Lincoln Sea Scouts unit, Ship 33, forecasts increased membership and activities for the upcoming week. The article notes the unit’s engagement in cruises and related programs as part of its routine schedule.
The anniversary marks one of the town's worst fires, a historic blaze that reshaped Concord's landscape and memory. Residents reflect on the flames, the losses, and the lessons learned for future safety.
The South enal institution reports its 187th year with a record enrollment of 216 boys.
D Smethurst chairs Concord in the recent pace program with remarks continuing on page.
On Friday October 14 the third annual Community Chest begins in Concord and West Concord. Local men and women will volunteer for a 10 day drive to fund Emerson Visiting Hayyaha Scouts Army Concord Society and the Red Cross agencies for the coming year. The campaign targets a $63,700 goal to support benefiting agencies.
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