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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1949
Page
4
A fragmented historical newspaper line shows editor W. Currier at Six Main Street Concord Massachusetts with stray postal and classification marks and unreadable remnants from 19th century publication.
The report outlines a Richmond event promoting safety and responsible handling among youths, noting several clubs and sports groups participate. It mentions a focus on firearms safety, solid teaching at an early age, and a push to address gaps in safe handling. The piece also touches on broader geopolitical musings and unrelated anecdotes.
The Concord Lions announce the next meeting at a West Abodhouse location on Thursday night as per last week's Enterprise. Directors held a meeting at the Dawe home of Press instead of Edd’s fol’ as stated.
Police reported a car stolen in Salem after midnight Monday. The vehicle belonged to John DeFrancisco of Underhill and had not been recovered by Tuesday. The incident was part of a weekend string of vehicle thefts investigated by Hudon and Maynard police.
The Concord high school hosts a noon turkey banquet as the chief feature of a convention. Principal speaker will share humor and Africa comparisons, followed by a student talent entertainment. Attendees may then attend films, a tea, or a sockshop in the gym.
The article notes a meeting at President Smith's home to discuss forming a coordinating committee for welfare work in Concord. It outlines expanding town needs and legal limits on welfare, suggesting the committee would speed assignment of needy cases to proper welfare organizations. Further study was approved.
Readers thank the newspaper for the use of its hall at the Sportsmen's Show held at the Concord Armory. The note references a March 13 1940 dog training topic and mentions Concord Mass in appreciation.
A Detroit man, identified as A. P. Holman, stole a city bus rather than walk to a nearby restaurant for a cup of coffee. Police report he abandoned the vehicle after confusing authorities. Investigators pursue charges and review security footage for motive and connections.
Maynard parish announces Sunday masses at 9 and 11 with the 11 oclock service a high mass. Sunday school follows the 9 oclock mass and Lenten devotions are at 3 p m. Weekday masses run 8 a m except Wednesday at 730 a m. Religious instruction targets high school graduates and school pupils. Confessions and Beat Society meet Sunday afternoon.
Marshal Jenkins leads Sunday morning service at 9 30 with nursery. Youth group from Rowe High School meets Sunday at 7 pm. Rehearsal Thursday at 7 30 pm.
A poetic fragment speaks of a mosaic of gems representing light and shade. It mentions amethyst patience and clear gems of courage, with the idea that God notes unset jewels and prays as light returns after dark.
Concord Mrs Norman E Johanson supervises morning worship at 10 45. a m with a sermon by the minister. A nun is provided for preschool children for parents attending church. Fourth Sunday in Lent. 6 15 pm instruction in church membership for 8th and high school students in the minister's study at 7 pm Young People's meeting.
Sunday school begins at 9 40 a m followed by morning service at 10 a m. Fellowship time is scheduled for 6 p m.
Brennan serves as organist at 6:00, 9:15, and 11:15 a.m. Masses with Benediction after the 9:15 service. Sunday school follows the Benediction. Novena observed on Wednesday evening.
Evangelical Free Church lists Sunday April 3 services at 10 45 a m Sunday school and adult Bible class 7 30 p m Gospel service Friday April 1 8 p m Young Peoples Service Our Lady Help of Christians Church names Rev Alexander J McCarthy and organists with masses and novena each Tuesday at 7 30 p m Lent schedule includes rosary and benediction with 7 mass on Sunday April 17.
St Bernard's Catholic Church led by Rev Michael J Burke with curates Rev Arthur D Morley and Rev John J Foley. Organist Manuel Perrault and Claire Austin announce Sunday masses at 615 10 and 11 30 with a children's mess at 15. Weeknight St Jude devotions Tuesdays at 730 with rosary and benediction. Daily Mass at 7 and 9 am during Lent. Easter Sunday falls on April 17.
The text asserts two duties: to God and to the “og BFE army to doves,” implying a moral or organizational exhortation. The fragmentary phrase hints at a conference or statement stressing religious obligation alongside a group labeled by initials, but lacks clear context or identifiable entities.
A cordial invitation extends to all to attend services and use the Reading Room. A nursery is provided for very young children while parents attend. The Sunday Lesson Sermon on April 3 is Unreality. Golden Text affirms God as sovereign above heaven and earth.
The schedule lists 11 a.m. nursery and kinder, Holy Communion, and sermons on "The Common Ve n of Life" with the title "Death." A study on "My is Han" is also noted, plus a box luncheon, sewing, and projects led by the rector.
The weekly parish notices announce a sermon titled A Fruitful Journey with choir, brief address, and the annual Parish Association meeting in the vestry on Monday April 4 with a 1 pm luncheon. Miss The King will speak, and Mrs Bowen and Mrs The third evening program is set for April 7 at 8 pm with a motion to proceed.
The parish lists daily Mass at 7 and 9 a.m. with a 7 and 9 a.m. children session. Sunday school follows the 9 o'clock Mass. Religious instruction for high school students is on Wednesday at 8 am and junior high at 11 am. Evening sessions for children and adults run 6 and 7:30 p.m. Monthly Communion received next Sunday.
Rev. Eino J. Hemalainen pastor leads midweek service Thursday March 31 at 7 30 p m. in Geannie Pats Sen of Maynard high venue noted.
The Mt Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church announces a Finnish Divine Worship at 9:00 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 a.m. The Lutheran Hour will air at 12 noon on WLAW and 12:30 p.m. on WNAC. Rev R H Heikkinen leads.
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