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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1948
Page
15
Fragmented OCR mentions Massa farm men and a December date with references to New Jersey, national price control, and a county board including individuals Mr and Mrs I Burnham. The readable items are scattered and incomplete.
Sergeant Duffy in charge of the recruitment station will conduct Cadet exams for appointment to the Air Cadets. The process, led by David R. Farrow, will be held at a street in Waltham with morning sessions starting on a Tuesday, following U S Army and Force recruitment procedures.
A wardrobe and bed frame with mattress are offered for sale at the Ag Maynard location. Condition details are provided with the listing and the price is 25 dollars.
Fragmentary note suggests a ritual or belief in animals gaining speech during a sacred hour. Mentions Beiliehérh and Chi Prager ive in a context of recognition and a stable. The text is garbled but points to a mythic scene of creatures exercising voice or agency within a religious setting.
Vague OCR text mentions Patricia Limbacher and bone injuries during a yard play with repeated rhythm. No clear outcome, teams, dates, or locations are identifiable from the fragment.
A guide to choosing gifts by recipient interest with ideas for men women travelers and outdoor enthusiasts. Suggestions cover games sewing travel gear gardening and the younger set including keepsakes and hobby-related equipment.
A folk tale tells of a poor miner's wife who gathered pine cones to feed her family before Christmas. An imp offered oversized cones that filled her basket and, when brought home, revealed each cone was solid silver earning the family relief. Commemorative gilded cones now decorate homes.
Simple precautions keep Christmas safe. Avoid real candles on trees and frayed cords. Secure the tree to the wall, keep it away from exits, and use flameproof decorations. Do not smoke near packing materials and ensure lights are not near ornaments.
The famous hymn Silent Night was written in Obendorf Austria on Christmas Eve 1818 by a local clergyman. He took the words to the organist's home that night where they were set to the well known tune immediately.
Concord Rotary meets for a noon gathering with President George E. Erickson in charge at Howard Johnson's. Robert V. Parks named chairman of the On To New York Committee for the Rotary International. The club schedules events from February high school event to December Christmas party. Makeups include Harold N. Clarke and others. November attendance hits 94.55 percent with 62 members on average. Bud Jones leads December programs. Charles B. Voigt to run January plans.
Concord post offices urge early mailing to ensure Christmas delivery. Miss Margaret ee postmaster at West and John Rt McManus janes ter at Concord appeal to residents to cooperate with the royal postoffices for timely holiday mail.
Granby Connecticut holiday family Mr and Mrs John Carrell celebrate birthdays on Christmas July 4 and Thanksgiving. The note highlights their children and festive observances amid seasonal family gatherings.
Concord residents Rev and Mrs Wior ris R Robinson entertained the Acolytes Guild of Steeh at the rectory on Lincoln Road last Friday evening. Members named include John Snelling, William Sawtell, Thom Sawtell, Jonathan Robb, Robert Browning, Willis Browning, Robert Cullen, Peter Ward, and others.
The note describes rattlesnakes generally growing in rich soil and thick woods, and prefers open dry sunny places with water nearby. It emphasizes their presence in such habitats as a rule.
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