Concord questions value of $26,000 Red Feather gift
Concord readers are urged to support a $26,000 drive for Red Feather Agencies of Greater Boston. The piece compares local giving history, outlines how Boston hospitals train Concord staff, and argues youth, health, and welfare programs benefit the community, concluding the price on a life or future cannot be measured.
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Concord
Concord Community Chest
Ed ‘Feather
Greater
Boston
U.cs
Red Feather
Emerson
Red Feather Hospital
Red Feather Agendes
Concorde
Emerson’ Hospital
Boston Red Feather Hospitals
Emerson ‘Hospital
New York
Harry Gross
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Mission Sunday to be observed at St Michael's Bedford
Bedford parishioners will mark Mission Sunday next Sunday during morning mass with a diocesan collection for foreign missions. Local reports note visits by residents to and from Florida and Boston, a North Middlesex conference in Bedford First Parish Church, and school savings reaching $96.35 last week.
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St Michael’s Church
Bedford
North
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Youth Acne Treatment Proves Highly Effective
A Columbia University physicians team reports that acne affects up to 85 percent of teens and that teramycin aureomycin chloromyce tin and sulfonamides with removal of focal infection provide cure or improvement in 94 percent of 884 patients over two years. Hormone therapy is noted but not primary.
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Atlumbia “University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Durali
Corinthian Lodge Holds Regular Meeting in Concord
A regular meeting of the Corinthian Lodge A F and A M was held at Masonic Temple on Monument square in Concord last week. Worshipful Master Elmer Lantz Lincoln presided and plans for the coming year were discussed.
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Concord
Corinthian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Monument Square
Elmer Lantz
Lincoln
League Plans for October Voters Weigh Work for Two Years
Concord all over the country and the 800 League of Women Voters chapters hold unit meetings in October to shape the work program for the next two years. National conference in May will consider recommendations including Costa wage and salary plans. Local meetings list hostesses and discussion leaders across Concord and nearby areas.
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Concord
League of Women Voters
Dominick J. Dionisio
Crest Street
West Concord
Concord Center
Alice
Frances Lee
the Ridges
Clement. S. Edwards
Earle B. Wheeler
Sudbury Road
Henry Seton
Nashawtuc Hill
Berkeley Wheeler
Elm Street
Leonard Smith
Lowell Road
Lawrence Terry
Monument Street
Edmund Billings
Frederick Mears
John Briggs
Harold C. Smith
Ernest Spinney
Seymour Archibald
Henry P. Kidder
Dan T. Smith
John Kendrick
John Teele
Frank Buss
A E Berfield
Neil Melone
Charles Foote
Payne Martin
Roger Swaim
Omas Judge
John Alden
New Officers Of LO OF Installed At West Concord
West Concord Lodge 212 of the Odd Fellows installed new officers in the hall last Thursday with visiting officers in charge. Reinstalled as noble grand was Norman E. Johansen. Other officers include vice grand C Wendell Carter recording secretary Horace R. Fletcher financial secretary Albert H. Smith treasurer Henry H. Hawley and Frank E. Waite elected trustee for three years. Refreshments were served.
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West Concord
Concord
S. 3
O.F
Shane
Odd Fellows Hall
Moble Grand
Norman E. Johansen
C. Wendell Carter
Horace R. Fletcher
Albert H. Smith
Henry H. Hawley
Frank E. Waite
Knights Planning Degree On October 30 At Concord
Concord Council No. 287 Knights of Columbus schedules a first degree at Monument Hall on Tuesday night October 30 at 8. Past Grand Knight Paul B. Le Sage leads the event. The major degree is postponed to November. Bowling and whist parties continue. Several members attended the Columbus Day ball at Copley Plaza Boston last Friday.
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Concord
Concord.Council
K. of C
Monument Hall
Paul B. le Sage
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
Walden Chapter to Install Slate in October Meeting
Walden Royal Chapter will install its new officers, led by Churchill A. Newman who succeeds High Priest Edgar A. Rohan, at a meeting Monday night October 22 in the Masonic Temple on Monument Square. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Concord
Walden Royal
Masonic Temple
Monument Square
Churchill A. Newman
Edgar A.rohan
Concord Chest Drives Support for Scouts and Girls
Concord aims for a 1951 goal of 65500 dollars with five cents of every dollar allocated to the Community Chest for the Boy Scout Sponsors Girl Scouts and Sachem Council. The Soldiers support training supervision and reading for youths nine years and up while the Sachem Council coordinates all regional scouting activities including Camp Sachem New Hampshire two weeks per summer. The drive emphasizes long term investment in Concords younger citizens and future service.
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Concord
Ouave Siltnofs
Concord Boy Scout
Girl Scouts
Sachem Council, Inc
Emerson Hospital
Sachem Council
Arlington
Bedford
Belmont
Carlisle
Lexington
Lincoln
Waltham
Watertown
Council
Camp Sachem
Antrim
New Hampshire
Chest
Corcord
Step-Ramp Loading Modernizes Livestock Yards Across Nation
Livestock markets push step ramp chutes to replace old wooden chutes. Chicago Stockyards open 12 modern concrete and steel chutes to reduce animal bruising and ease unloading. Galvanized fencing and dock features improve safety, with concrete floors aiding footing during loading.
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Chicago
Kentucky University Study Tests Lamb Feed Types
Cracked.Com Found Best Feed for Suckling Lambs reports on a Kentucky experiment testing different rations for creep feeding lambs. The study compares cracked corn with other feeds like oats and bran to determine effects on growth and market finish under local conditions.
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Cracked.Com
University’ of ‘Kentucky
Kentucky
Four-H Club Winners Celebrated at National Congress
The 4-H winners were honored for achievements in agricultural and homemaking areas. Key figures include Noble announcing awards and the National Committee on Girls Club Work recognizing top clubs across the United States. Awards total millions in assets and emphasize leadership and community development.
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Chicago
United States
Noble
Fioners
Develonm
Sears-Roebuck Fo
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Caner i Wistock
Cudahy Kingsmal
Thos, & Dearborn
M@orying
Pure Oil
Restone
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General Petrol
Am Southern
Standayy Diana
Kentucky
Gay Oil Refining
Namie Gry Dent
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Eveats of
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Fragmented OCR summary of historical text
Readable fragments mention a civilization and a period with unclear events. Several proper nouns and specifics are missing, yielding only vague references to groups or eras. The item lacks enough detail for a precise headline or full summary.
Grange Plans 1952 Fair Cochairmen Named
Grange says it is not too early to plan next year’s fair set for September 6. A large committee is forming with cochairmen named for the 1952 event in Bedford. Also notes an AMA count: 70,400,000 vehicles registered worldwide in 1950, with the United States at 29,6 million and California leading states.
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Bedford
Grange
Automdébile Manufacturers Association
United States
Withalifornia
Bedford seniors honor town boy in Park dedication note
Fragmented local notice details a Bedford town event honoring a boy connected to the town, with mentions of the First Parish in Wat Bedford Union and a 1952 class theme. The text references a pet, a mascot, and community leaders like Anthony Pickny and Horacem, plus notes on park life and canal construction.
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Gisentic Westerin
Jameice
Nord Wari
Bedford Union 4
Peter
Greenwood
Jean Broad
Rev.& Hadle
Bedford
Cord
Hamilton Post
Horacem
Ford
Greater Boston
Anthony Pickny
Lyles Edford
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U. S. Air Forces
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Fisher School For Girls
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