Manikborough Chronicle Publisher and Editor Note
Publication notice for the Manikborough Mass newspaper with printer details and 1879 act registration. Indicates weekly Thursday issues and generic subscription rates.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
4
Publication notice for the Manikborough Mass newspaper with printer details and 1879 act registration. Indicates weekly Thursday issues and generic subscription rates.
Letters to the Editor discuss summer travel styles, home comforts, and community goodwill. Readers note coffee prices and a Norse tale of Helpful Aunts in Vancouver BC, while others praise editors and local clubs and thank sponsors for charitable drives and a three way television set pledge.
Government official urges workers to invest in United States bonds as a safe long term savings plan. Advice emphasizes stability and patriotic investment to secure financial future amid economic uncertainty. The message highlights bonds as reliable instruments for long term growth and retirement readiness.
Readers are urged to monitor classified ads for value insights and updates. The note highlights how advertisements reflect market trends, price shifts, and opportunities across goods and services. It emphasizes regular checking of listings for timely deals and informed purchases.
In Burncrest an annual fair faces upheaval as Barney Bridges ousts long-time chairman Jake Fletcher. Promoter Dana Easton induces bribery to fix a horse race but Jake reneges, convincing drivers to withhold effort. The outcome exposes a town-wide belief that corruption tempts all.
West Concord team captains are named for eight sections with appointed residents. Captains will interview solicitors to form teams supporting Emerson Hospital, Visiting Nurse Association, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Salvation Army, Friendly Aid Society and Red Feather agencies in Greater Boston.
A partial May activity report from the Nursing Service shows admissions and visits across non communicable and communicable categories. Field visits and infants programs are listed with totals for May and year to date along with conference attendances and adult health service admissions.
The notice states that wheel chairs, commodes, crutches and other apparatus are available free on applying at the visiting nurses' office in the old high school.
FHA forecasts a continued surge in home modernization and new construction in 1950 based on insured property improvement loans totaling at least 600 million in 1949. Title I permits loans up to 2500 for one family homes and farm service buildings, with emphasis on plumbing, roofing, insulation, and exterior finishing, especially in rural areas. Down payments are not required in many cases, with roughly ten thousand loans approved to date under the program.
West Acton Saint Our Lady of Hungary church lists Sunday masses at 7 30 and 9 o clock led by Rev John A York pastor with regular parish services.
Paston Church holds a morning service at 10 45 led by Reverend David Thompson of West Saeacu Baptist Church. Local attendance and nearby fellowship planned after the service.
A Fort Worth report notes two men were spotted by a local observer this year in downtown areas and one man was arrested following the sighting. The item references a shopper and a suspect involved in the incident.
Sudbury St Ann s Church and Memorial Congregational Church and First Parish Church announce weekly services. Sudbury St Ann s lists masses 4 30 8 and 1 s m with daily mass at 7 30 a m and Sunday School after the 9 o clock mass. Baptisms by appointment. Memorial Congregational Church lists morning worship at 11 a m with minister John Dixon Copp. First Parish Church led by Rev John M Foglesong offers service at 10 30 a m.
St Elizabeth's Episcopal Church announces June 25 service with Dr William J Wolf minister and Paul Van Buren in charge for the summer. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 a m.
Rev Robert K Jones Jr leads morning worship at 9 30 with sermon The Kingdom of God The Sudbury Grange guests this Sunday Methodist Notes July 8 WSCS food sale announced Organist and Youth Director named Mrs Kenneth McMurtry
Stow minister leads Thursday Bible club at 3:00 PM and prayer meeting at 7:30 PM. Members attended a Christian Endeavor rally at Green. Family Sunday offers a gift to largest attendance. Summer Bible School runs July 3 to 14 with multiple church groups meeting daily.
C O Richardson Jr presents Miss Anne Derby for Sunday School in September. Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Youth Group at 7 p m.
Bedford CHURCH OF CHRIST lists Leila M Blake as organist with services at 9 30 Sunday school and 10 45 morning service. Unitarian guest minister each Sunday. Michael's Church Catholic Masses at 5 and Benediction after Sunday school. Arizona state flower noted for 1901 territorial period.
Our Lady Help or Christians Church West Concord announces Sunday Masses at 7 830 and 1030. Rev Alexander J McCarthy Mrs Walter Bow and David Gallagher are organists. Novena services are suspended for the summer months.
St Bernard s Church Monument Square announces masses at 7 8 15 10 and 11 30 with separate services for children and adults. The junior choir will sing at 8 15 mass and a St Jude service is held each Tuesday at 7 30 p m with pastors Burke Foley and organist Miss Claire Austin leading.
Rev. Bradford Hastings and Mrs. Margaret Ridout announce Union Summer services at West Concord Union Church.
Rev. Robert H. Barber reports no services Sunday June 25 due to Union Summer service at West Concord Union Church.
The West Concord Union Church announces the first of a Summer series led by Rev. Edwin B. Nylen on Sunday at 9:30. He will preside as minister in charge.
Evangelical Free Church Lang Street hosts union service at West Concord Union Church at 9 30 am. First Parish in Concord on Lexington Road lists Rev Edward P Daniels organist Missie June Hood with summer break from June 25 to July 16. First Church of Christ Scientist Concord holds 10 45 am Sunday services with Wednesday testimonial Reading Room hours 11 am to 4 pm at 24 Main Street. Christian Science lesson sermon Sunday June 25 uses Isaiah and Daniel scriptures from the King James Version with references to Science and Health and ongoing church activity.
Fragmentary text references an event at South Acton and a theme of truth and happiness linked to a guiding age. Names and specifics are unclear, but the sense centers on a community service or religious tone prompting optimism.
Fragmented OCR text lists church times and congregational notes with references to Rev and choir, mentioning Sunday worship and miraculous congre gational fee table. Details are unclear but indicate a parish church timetable with services and choir activities.
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