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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
8
Public notice details a Marlborough Massachusetts post office entry as second class matter dated August 25 1808 under a March 6 1879 act. Published weekly by the Roter Brose Press with subscription rates and single copies information.
The Public Health Service cites Americans living to 67.2 years in 1948 and predicts longer lifespans due to medical advances, sanitation, and disease control. Women outlive men and healthier populations face fewer heart-related risks amid rising tensions and worry.
Washington analysis notes the Kerr bill removing independent gas firms from federal power commission oversight and raising price risks for cooking and industrial gas. The piece outlines party splits in the Senate, Kerr's lobbying, Boyle’s opposition, and the potential for a presidential veto amid Truman’s Fair Deal agenda.
The text notes the 81st Congress' first session passed non controversial measures including foreign policy pack housing wage and social security steps. The second session may push only Social Security extension and a leaner budget while trimming ECA and tax relief.
The text describes Congress as conducting probes rather than passing legislation. It references a Senate committee probing the East, investigations into lobbying, food prices, and monopoly concerns by House and Senate panels.
A compact notice urges readers to study advertisements for values and bargains. It highlights how timely reading of ads reveals prices, schedules, and special offers across local merchants. The item emphasizes practical savings and daily routine use.
Letter confirms the Sudbury High School Junior Class Prom on May 12 1950 will be semi formal at the New Sudbury School Auditorium. Ned Barry's Orchestra will provide music with chaperons listed. Tickets sold at local shops and by class members.
Mr and Mrs Charles J Driscoll announce the birth of their first child a daughter Sharyn Louise on April 19 at Emerson Hospital Concord Grandparents are Harry Patterson Concord and Mary Driscoll Ayer care of Grotoh and Frank Greenlay Concord Special note appears to be garbled text about unrelated bargain items.
Acton Universalist Church led by Rev. Carl A. Hempel hosts Sunday school at 9:30 and church service at 10:45 with sermon titled Windows. Congregational Church under Rev. H. Ben Siruns offers church service with nursery at 9:45 and Sunday school at 10:45.
Action Center Congregational church schedules morning services at 11:00 a.m. and a lunch or meeting at 12 noon. Pastor H. Ben Simms leads the Caureh services with a nursery provided during the morning hour.
West Acton and Eliz beth of Hungary parishes list pastors Rev John A York Rev David Thompson. Acton services include Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 9 o clock and a 10 45 church service.
Congregational church services led by Rev. Marvin L. Der, organist Leila M. Blake. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. at the First Parish Church. Also notes a minister for Sunday and morning service at 14.
The article lists Masses at 8:00, 9:15 and 11:38 with Benediction after the 11:38 service. It notes a service pattern and mentions a Maryland connection described as centuries old.
Rev Bradford Hastings leads Holy Communion at 2 a.m. and Morning Prayer with sermon by Richard Rising at 11 a.m. Sunday services include Children's Worship, Junior Youth, Preschool programs, and a Student Discussion Group. May 4 details Western District Conference with Holy Communion and a meditation by Rev Theodore Ferrus followed by a box luncheon and speech by Mother Superior.
Sunday April 30 schedule includes church school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 led by Rev Barber with sermon As A Mad Thinketh and 7 30 youth fellowship hosting Temple Sinai of Brookline with speaker Dr Warren Stearns Tufts on Growing Gracefully Also notes Middlesex Union Association meeting May 2 at Littleton and other activities involving congregations and local groups.
Readings from the minister address a May 2 37 pm Pilgrim Fellowship gathering at 2:30 pm May 3. The Ladies Union plans a food event promising happiness of life. References to Lavater and hymn greetings appear in a church notice fragment.
Readable fragments note baptisms by appointment for Reverend George McColgan at the Sudbury parish with service times listed as 6 o'clock and 7 a.m. on Sunday and daily mage at 7 a.m. after a 1:90 reference.
Dr William J Wolf minister leads morning prayer and sermon at 10 with church school at 10. Morning and youth groups meet including Servers Guild and Junior Altar Guild. May 2 sewing meeting at 10 30 in Patish House for the group.
A program features a woman's choral group performing How Beautiful Are the Feet of Them that preach the gospel of Peace Handel and God is a Spirit Sterndale Benet presenting sacred works by these composers in concert settings.
Minister John Dixon memorial services listed with Sunday school at 9 30, Bible class at 10, morning worship at 11, anthem Thanks Be to Thee by Handel, and Young Peoples meeting at 7 30 p m.
The Sudbury Methodist Church lists morning worship at 9 30 sermons Our Faith in Immortality Sunday school at 10 45 L Ray Hawes superintendent Youth Fellowship meets with South Sudbury Congregational at 7 30 p m Hearthstone Class meets 8 p m in the parsonage. Spring Fair and turkey supper set for May 4 opening 2 p m supper 6 30 p m tickets via W S C S members. Mystery Ride planned for May 10 hosted by Mrs George LaCroix August road.
Pastor Eino J. Hamalainen leads Thursday devotional at 7 30 p m with coffee table sponsored by Mr and Mrs John Lehto and Mrs Amanda Bulette. Sunday School at 10 a m and Finnish morning worship at 11 a m on April 30. May 2 couples chair meeting at 7 30 p m at the parsonage with coffee and refreshments.
The Stow boys and girls Bible club meets each Thursday night for prayer at 7:30 o'clock, inviting participation from local youth and families in faith activities.
Parish announces appointment of Miss Anne Derby as superintendent amid community updates and church affairs.
Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday School 10 45. Testimonial meeting Wednesdays 8. Reading Room 24 Main Street Mill Dam hours 11 am to 4 pm weekdays holidays. Nursery provided for young children. Lesson topic Everlasting Punishment for Sunday April 30. Sermon cites Job 20 4 5 and includes passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mark Baker Eddy.
Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord lists Masses at 7 7:30 and 6 30 with Sunday School after the 8:30 mass. Rev Alexander McGarthy and Mrs Walter Dow serve as organists. Nevena service to Our Lady each Tuesday night at 7:30.
Monument Square notices list Rev Michael J Burke as pastor and Rev John J Foley as curate with Manuel Perrault and Claire Austin as organists. Masses run 7, 8 15, 8 15 and 10 11 30 with a Jimier choir for the Sunday School. A St Jude service is held each Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
Sunday services at Lexington Road church include morning sermon What of The row. Organist Miss E Hood and choir provide music. May 1 annual meeting at vestry 8 p m with dinner at 6 45 p m reservations required. King’s Daughters meet May 2 at 2 p m at Mrs Reswell Robb Sr Monument Street.
The Evangelical RE Long Street Rev. Guest A Ganderson presides over the final day of the Missionary Conference. Sessions include a 10:45 a.m. Bible class led by V. S. B. Moshy and a 3 p.m. Union Rally. Missionaries from South America and others participate in the evening service.
Parish announces Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 8 00 a m with confessions and morning prayers. Weekday services, Sunday School, and church programs listed including a film night by Bethany and junior activities. Names Rev D Edward Rev Willem Rev John P Rev Robert E Miss Mary and others noted for parish duties.
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