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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1949
Page
5
A woman's car was stolen from her garage about two weeks ago and was recovered the following day in Boston. Police reported the incident and noted the vehicle was found by Boston authorities.
Cheyenne reports a two day fishing offer priced at two dollars for two persons. Game Warden Charles Hanscum states the deal encourages travel to the state for anglers this season.
The Pawtucket Club scouts for the Boston Braves, with manager Doc Gautreau heading the Braves school system. The effort involves Curro and Curro in guiding local talent and reinforcing the club’s operations for major league connections.
West Concord Conecord lodge 212 I O O F holds a regular meeting this evening at Odd Fellows hall with members urged to attend.
Afternoon session begins at three, featuring Rev. Holger Schmitz. A banquet at six follows the convention luncheon at 12 30. Events occur at Mys Church Metteré with participants Kort Skinner Elmer Murdoc and others in a host and luncheon plan.
The Woman's Missionary Guild hosts a hobbies and collections afternoon at Holy Trinity Church Guild Hall on Thursday April 21 at 2 PM. Mrs Stuart W. Allen of Acton will present her varied hobbies and a light program for those arriving later at 4 PM is planned.
The notice states charges for metered water based on consumption with tiers from 3 000 to 50 000 cubic feet and above. It lists per 100 cubic feet rates of 0.36, 0.28, 3.18, and 0.14 respectively, and a minimum quarterly charge of 5.00 dollars, effective as of the consumer's last meter reading date.
A winning essay by Dutton is printed from the Massa Grand convention in Cleveland. It argues autocracy suppresses restlessness and creativity while democracy offers freedom of thought. The piece compares autocracy to a sinking ship and democracy to an unsinkable raft safeguarding individual dignity and liberty.
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