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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1948
Page
7
Leaders from Partey Convord Loyal Boy Scouts head to Region One meeting and banquet at New Oceans House Swampscott on Saturday from 9:30 am to 5 pm. Regional leaders will discuss future plans.
Donald Scott Morrison, renowned American concert pianist, will present a conversation concert at Concordia School on Monday October 4. Students may attend using their season tickets.
Selectman Krist Andersen and Mrs. Andersen of 485 Main Street West Concord and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Byron of 35 Hubbard Street discuss a Detroit automobile trip. Reverend Edward Perry Daniels preached on The Share of Things at Sunday service with L Frederick Kilham as soloist and Miss June Hood as organist. Hattie Heath of Thoreau Street hosted a Bridge Club gathering. Eighteen year olds reminded to register for Selective Service by birthday or within five days at Concord High School building on Stow Street from 9 am to noon. Parker Vanderhoof, son of Philip W Vanderhoof of Barretts Mill Teed, plans to attend Bentley School in Boston next month after graduating Concord High last June and working at his father’s mill-dam store.
Concord local members of the Bishop Chéverus Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus attended the annual installation of officers at the Hotel Touraine in Boston last Sunday afternoon. An announcement was made for a Holy Hour at Mission Church Roxbury on October 7 at 8 p.m.
West Concord firefighters from the West Concord Station answered a 4:45 a m call to 1 Pleasant Street for a fire caused by a flooded bagner. Damage was slight. Box 43 was sounded.
Past President Dan Williams of the Massa Council of G e embers attended the state convention in Boston last week where Hugh Scott, chairman of the Republican National Committee, was greeted.
Bishop William Lewis of Nevada preached at St Anne's Episcopal Church in South Lincoln during Sunday morning services. He discussed his charitable work in the far west state while visiting his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Sawtell.
Sudbury launches its annual Salvation Army drive on October 4 with a path by mail and personal solicitation. District captains report to Resident Chairman Miss Anne Moynihan, while LaMonte Griswold handles direct mail to donors. Twenty percent of funds raised stay in Sudbury, disbursed by General Chairman Robert C. Hall, Miss Moynihan, and Treasurer Griswold.
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Concord Lions Club heard Charles P. Howard treasurer of Middlesex County read Reading speak on foreign policy and U S relations with Russia. The talk followed the business meeting in the Colonial Room at Howard Johnsons with about 36 members and guests present.
Local officials announced the camping trip at Camp Oak near Bedford will be postponed for at least two weeks as the forests remain closed until rain makes them safe for camping. The overnight trip was planned but the new date will be announced later.
An all day meeting of the Ladies Union of West Concord will be held October 6 at 100. Members will bring lunches and sing, then sew and plan a sale of aprons. A food sale is scheduled for November 3 at the church.
An exchange on WOR radio Wednesday morning featured speaker Allister MagDoues, director of the Extension Service office, delivering a tale about fire displays at the Exposition and related events during the early hour program.
The text notes Boy Scouts Troop 81 and 48 active in Gorham Maine. Troop 81 meets at the Scout House and Troop 43 meets at Harvey Wheeler School. Sunday School is at First Parish Church next Sunday at 9 35 o clock.
Concord Art Association opens its final season show with drawings and prints by the club and photographs by Keith Martin with works by Alfred Lowe in the upstairs gallery. The exhibition runs from September 22 to October 16, featuring Mrs Webster’s book illustrations in monochrome and color, plus varied portraits interiors and still lifes.
Todd presided over the session where annual activity programs were distributed. The meeting saw near 790 percent attendance noted and directed toward the anti-chairmen, reflecting strong engagement.
Police recovered a 1937 Chrysler in Concord after a report it had been stolen from Joseph Ricci's yard the night before. Ricci told officers the vehicle was taken Wednesday and found Thursday.
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