Concord At Pastor Sells Colored TV Set
A notice reports a local sale of a colored television set belonging to an address at Concord. The item is described in brief terms and scheduled for sale by a local auction or private sale process.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
1
A notice reports a local sale of a colored television set belonging to an address at Concord. The item is described in brief terms and scheduled for sale by a local auction or private sale process.
Concord Miss Joan LeSage daughter of Mrs Paul B LeSage and the late Mr LeSage will graduate from Fitchburg State Teachers College central street plans show. McCarthy Elementary appoint possibilities are noted for teachers.
A legislative bill advanced after a decisive vote of 122 in favor and 68 against. The outcome clears the measure for the next stage in the process as supporters hail the tally. Opponents question timetable and potential impact on affected sectors.
Fragmentary note on group activity during hot months with reference to tax support and financial availability. Unclear subjects and entities prevent a precise summary.
Théodore M. Nelson announces a top bid for a drainage machine, asking for a two percent rate in 15 days. The bid mentions D. P. U. and McDermott’s involvement with a total of 1970 dollars.
A community gathering will be held at the state armory on May 18 at 8 PM. The Surbanites from Sudbury provide music. Fireman Stanley Orpik serves as general chairman and tickets are sold at the door.
Four of the five met with the selectmen and later Roger C. Fenn entered to form a full committee. Fenn, founder of Fenn School, is named chairman with Cook as secretary, after eight years as recreation commission chair. The session also certified Chester Willard of Pond Road on a character matter.
Members will receive communion in a body at the eight thirty a.m. mass at St. Bernard on Sunday.
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