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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
4
A fragmented report notes lawmakers split on domestic policy with calls to abolish Fed Reserve controls and questions on refrigeration credit limits. The dairy dispute over oleo tax remains a contentious topic, highlighting clashes between economic policy and consumer substitutes. The piece hints at broader political friction and public sentiment.
The Brannan plan prompts cautious praise and sharp criticism across farming groups. Leaders say it aims for higher farm income, fair treatment for consumers and traders, and broader national economic security, while opponents call it costly and socialistic.
In Nsth Oranges Lance M Granger and John B Granger announce the death of their mother at her home after natural causes. Born December 18 1874 she lived in the city about 62 years. Survived by her husband and three sons including Rick and George A Granger and by two additional relatives. Funeral from the late home Friday at 9 AM with a Requiem Mass at St Marys Church. burial in Parish Cemetery under Dessein and Ledoux.
A fragment recalls a song born of sorrow and courage, rising above tremulous notes and muted cries. The verse imagines a hymn that travels far to lift hearts and endure the burden of need.
Southboro in 1949 will use a tax rate of 47 dollars per thousand. The rate was announced by Assessors chairman Herbert E. Banfill and approved by Tax Commissioner Henry F. Long. Other assessors are William N. Davis and Ralph H. Clark.
Fragmentary notice outlines a church event with an organist Miss Head and a Sunday service on May 1 at 11 a.m. The subject is When God Is With Us. A chorus choir and ladies league are mentioned with a later meeting May 17 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Rus Sr. home on Monument Street with a supper.
Philip M. Way joined a Nichols Co. party from Waltham for fishing at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. Mrs John McKee of New City visits the Tufts household. Mr and Mrs Charles E Cooke with Dorothy Ann traveled to Lowell to visit Coke family.
Mr and Mrs Hovee M Reed of Cana Hill return to Sudbury after spending the winter in St Petersburg Florida. Frank March has come home from the hospital and is resting comfortably at home following an illness or injury.
Rev Gunnar A Gunde leads Sunday worship on May 15 with Sunday school at 10 45 am and adult Bible class, gospel service at 7 30 pm. Midweek meditation and prayer hour Friday May 20 at 8 pm and Young People Society activities listed.
Rev Pestor announces mid week service Thursday May 12 at 7 30 p m with coffee by George Hekielh and George rT. Saturday May 14 smorgasbord meeting of the committee in Amer. Sunday worship at 11 a m with service at 10 a m for fellowship and devotion.
Sunday schedule features rosary sessions for men and First Common girls with activities led by local organizers. The gatherings aim to promote community faith and youth engagement.
Rev Sch Be Wolinen Dialetes se Deal J Vervey organist Sunday school at 9 30 am 11 am morning worship Mi Wallace will lead A nursery is available during the service.
Sunday services announced with Rev. Edwin B. Nylen presiding at 9 20 a m Church School overseen by Mrs Norman E Johanson 10 45 a m Morning Worship led by the minister A Wil n provided for preschool Galteren 80 intet parents invited May 13 Mr and Mrs Club meets at 8 p m in connection with the Acton club
The Elm Street church lists a 8 a.m. Communion and 10 a.m. services for children with intermediates at the church. Preschool and primary meet at 60 Main Street while Junior Youth gather at the parish house. A student discussion after 10 a.m. and a United Thank Offering dinner is planned for May 10. Altar Guild meeting at Mrs. Richard M. Cameron's residence with Dr. Vida assisting.
Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school and testimonial meeting midweek. Reading Room at 24 Main Street Mill Dam open 11 a m to 4 p m holidays excepted. Nursery provided. May 15 lesson subject This corruptible must put on incorruption and this mortal must put on immortality from I Corinthians 15 33.
Kentucky becomes part of the United States marking its entry as a western state adjacent to Tennessee. The union expands as Kentucky aligns with federal governance and statehood standards.
Mev Thomas W Anat Parish lists a 7 am Mass confessions 3 to 6 pm Sunday Masses 7 9 10 15 and 11 30 with adults upstairs and children lower church. Religious instruction for high school Wednesday 8 am while junior high attends 11 am. Novena services Wednesday 7 30 pm Miraculous Novena ongoing. Communion breakfast for the faithful next Sunday at Carbone's after 7 o'clock Mass. tickets from committee or Manning's Pharmacy.
Mt Calvary Lutheran Church announces events led by Pastor R W Heikkinen. Thursday May 12 features 8 p m worship, 9 a m Finnish Guild, 10 a m Sunday School, and noon Lutheran Hour on WN.
The 17 ladies aid group meets at 28 McKinley Street the home of Mrs Dilmar at 8 00 p m. Members gather for their regular session and plan upcoming church activities and charitable work.
The text lists Sunday activities including Sunday school senior department at 9 15 Prim at 10 45 and a complete Fellowship meeting at a church location. It mentions Naorios Worant at 10 45 and a 245 time reference and ip 10.
Mass times listed include Sunday at 9 and 11. Weekday masses show early times with an exception on Wednesday when mass is at 7 30 a m. The fragment references a competition or event in Week 1 and notes a three a ee Saturday element.
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