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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1949
Page
4
A cautionary note urges motorists to stop for pedestrians in doubt and even when unsure. The guidance stresses vigilance, safety for vulnerable road users, and the value of stopping as prudent practice amid busy streets and mixed traffic.
A detailed roster lists players Ryan Johnson Frank Ciervo Bob Zum walt Bob Gaylor Kennie Olsen Howard Maher Crowell Junior Silvio Art Mills Charlie Hancock Lennie Orkin linemen Matty Bowie Bruce Woodworth Walter Hoyt Rothwell MacRae Paul Landini Dick Brown Tom Weidner Walter Otterson Roger Davis Larry Pierce Clark Lee Butterworth Bob Arthur Dick Arthur Eddie Ricker Dan Gaylor for the club.
Mr and Mrs Harry C Sauntaining Sete teulibeaner eir Mahoney of Nashua Mrs Dena Cremonni and children of Loomis Street have returned from a vacation at Salisbury Beach.
Justus N. Baird Jr of Stow argues the article on regional or consolidated high schools is biased and questions the A A A tribute. He contends alcohol is a narcotic and criticizes Massachusetts alcohol policy and Prohibition era conditions.
In Maynard Knights of Columbus hall more than 200 relatives and friends joined a surprise greenback shower for Miss Genevieve Kaskiewicz. She will wed Frank Kmiec of North Andover on Sunday September 11 at St. Casimir's church. Guests traveled from Clinton and nearby towns for the event.
A speaker describes a person who has suffered greatly and can speak many languages. He can be understood by diverse groups, giving words of sympathy to those who reach out with weak, imploring hands. The text emphasizes universal communication.
The revised U S Census Bureau estimate places Massachusetts population at 4 638 000 as of July 1 1948 excluding armed forces An increase of 321 000 since April 1 1940 The commonwealth also shows a net in migration of 96 000 from 1940 to 1948, a gain shared by 16 states. The 1949 tax rate average for 31 of 351 Massachusetts cities and towns is 42 38 dollars, up 76 cents or 1 6 percent.
The public is invited to attend the annual lawn event in Maynard featuring community participation and scheduled activities.
The winner of the lawn set whist at St Elizabeths Hall West Acton was declared by host Mich Curley. The event occurred on a Satur ale St co BT Mr and Mrs J A Moo attended. A follow up party will be conducted next Saturday night by Mrs weeny Bec assisted by Mrs.
Mr and Mrs Leon A Wether lege celebrate an honor trip with stops in Berlin Hudson Worcester Concord Stow Texas and Port Chester New York after their wedding plans.
Rev eS Oe Holy Communion on the second Sunday at 8 p m. Holy union on the fourth Sunday at 8:00 a m and 10:45 a m. Morning prayer at 10:46 a m except the fourth. Rev oe Rev William Carter Asst Rev John F Pettie Asst Parish mass daily at 7 a m Confessions Saturday from to 5 and 7 to 8:30 p m Sunday masses at 7 8:30 10:30 Lake Boone Chapel 9:16 10 Benediction Sunday eve Wednesday eve 7 30 there will be seven services of the Perpetual Novena of the Miraculous Medal of the Blessed Virgin Mary
The annual church picnic at Lake Boone featured guest speaker Jon Sata a Pita. Transportation was available from the church front starting at 10 a.m.
Morning worship at 11 a.m. features a sermon You Cant Have Your Cake and Eat It Too. M Y F group departs at 6 45 for Sudbury. High school youth program led by young people.
OCR fragment mentions Whitman Pearson schedule and a late spring program. It notes Ac tona School recognition by an engineering and boat manufacturing association, and a craft by luderts. References come from Tewksbury and Woodbury New Jersey trips, plus a principal in town and a tier of eight.
The text cites Exodus 20:1-3 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health linking the First Commandment to monotheism and the idea of Mind. It presents the concept of God as eternal good and calls for all humans to share one Mind.
Masses listed for 7, 8 15, 10 and 11 80. Children’s mass at 8 16 downstairs. Service in honor of St Jude and Tecnice night at 7 30.
Organist Robert J. Vervey performed Sunday August 21 with anthem and sermon by Miss E. June Hood. The Union summer services at this church featured special music and a brief address, with notices referencing dates in July and June.
The article notes Reverend Father Francis Egan at Acton with Sunday masses at 7 30 and 9. The posting confirms the times and priest for the service.
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