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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1954
Page
9
An old tale from New Orleans area describes a man named Carnegie who feared losing his home and wife and six children. A doctor urged him to stop fearing and instead act, prompting him to sell fur for about $5,000, buy an apartment, secure employment, and restore his health and sleep.
The Woman's Club of the First Pat church will meet Friday afternoon at 4 o clock at E Hill home with president bbins. Last meeting featured Rev Brandoch L Lovely as guest speaker. The American Cancer Society urges early detection to double lives saved from cancer.
Carlisle Edward FP Kemp, candy man of Bedford road, spoke on his candy and nut business at a Laymen's League supper last week. President George A. Clark presided. New officers include President Fred E. Robbins and secretary Donald A. Lapham.
A New Britain woman reported eerie attic noises prompting police involvement. Investigators concluded the sounds came from rainwater leaking through a damaged roof, ending the mystery.
Governor Herter signs Chapter 297 creating local industrial development commissions in towns and cities. Commissioner Preston cites aims to promote business, accelerate economic growth, and place Massachusetts among leading industrial states through local planning and civic action.
Warden Charles F Myette held a hearing in the Town House selectmen s room on Tuesday evening on residents petition to cut four trees along Valley Road Garfield Road Station There will be a Maundy Thursday service at 8 o clock at Trinitarian Congregational Church A Palm Sunday sermon and two Easter services are planned at 9 am and 11 am Rev Robert H Barber announces West Concord Union Church observed Palm Sunday with Rev Edwin B Nylen preaching Music led by Mrs Albert Lind Annual Concord Boy Scout Sponsors meeting set at Peter Bulkeley School Library Charles W Allen is chairman Middlesex agricultural agent Max G Fultz spoke on the New England Farm Hour from a Boston station Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Grace M. Roscher reflects on the daily sunset as a divine sign. The poem portrays twilight as a close of day and opening to night, with the sky’s light guiding reverence to God and daily renewal in light reflected in each person.
Acton High School received merit awards at the Massachusetts Industrial Education Society Convention in Fitchburg. Frederick Knippel, Grade 8, won for a Tesla high frequency coil and Earl Steeves, Grade 9, earned for a telegraph key. Knippel's coil was chosen among 15 projects to be shipped to Dearborn for Ford Motor Company's Industrial Arts Project Fair.
The author recalls wartime youth in the Piney Hills of Mississippi. He contrasts older dreams of military service and frontier daring with younger generations aspiring to space ships and atom bomb manufacture, lamenting perceived erosion of courage and resilience.
Carlisle Fire Department plans a drill next Wednesday night April 21 at 7 at the station under Chief Waldo D. Wilson. The town awaits the arrival of a new tank truck for the department.
Carlisle A meeting of the library trustees was held at the home of Mrs. Goldsmith Conant on Lowell road Tuesday evening. The new chairman and treasurer is Mrs. Webbe Struss of Rutland road, while Mrs. Marjorie Hobart of Bellows Hill road is the secretary. The piece ends with a note about smart shopping for mothers and school items.
Will report May 3 for pre induction physical at base. Induction group will depart at same base tomorrow. inductee names to be released. Army seeks draft of 18,000 men, similar to recent months. Board 18 covers Hudson Marlboro Framingham Natick Sherborn Holliston Hopkinton Ashland Stow Weston Boxboro.
Approval of Senate Resolution No. 213 would grant American small business security at the legislative level, establishing a standing committee as a full fledged watchdog to oversee conditions and ensure oversight.
The Air Force Cambridge Research Center seeks qualified aeronautical engineers at Hanscom Field Bedford. The personnel office at 230 Albany Street Cambridge conducts interviews Monday through Friday, while Bedford interviews for Hanscom on Thursdays from 8 p.m. to 10 a.m. Most vacancies are clerical or occasional laborer roles. permanent civil service status required.
Help of Christians C. D. A 1117 will stage a bazaar at Monument Hall on Saturday April 24 from 1 pm to 6 pm. Public welcome with homemade cakes aprons novelties and refreshments. Donkey rides for children. Also notices on Civil Service Commission employment vacancies with contact details.
The Carlisle School Committee held its monthly meeting Monday evening led by Chairman Karl V. Struss. Members present included Mrs. Isabelle Campbell and David Bott. Last Friday night the committee hosted the annual meeting of the school union comprising Harvard Bolton Littleton Stew and Carlisle.
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