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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1956
Page
7
A fragment indicates a date of the first Monday in March with a reference to the early days of March and a plan tied to the 20th. The readable text points to scheduling or contingencies around that time.
Bids for town public works projects in Maynard Massachusetts will be opened at the town office on a Tuesday in 1956. A ten dollar deposit is required with each bid and must be paid in full upon withdrawal or rejection of bids. The town reserves the right to reject any bid and to determine bidder eligibility. Public Works department, Maynard, Mass. October 4, 1956.
A Massachusetts court records the estate of Bower in County. The administrator seeks approval of the first account. Creditors and interested parties are notified to file objections, with a filing deadline in October.
Sunday school at 10 15 a m and kindergarten at 10 50 a m. Worship at 11 00 a m with a sermon titled A Way of Life. Communion observed at 12 noon at Concord Church.
Parish notices list Rev Edmund Signa and Rev James Connolly as curates with Miss Esther Costello as organist. Sunday Masses are at 7 8 30 and 10 15 with Sunday School after the 8 30 mass.
Sunday morning worship at 9 a m and 11 a m with organists Mrs sparing Ridout and Mrs Nina Lind. Rev Pawha Evlan preaches on United in Christ. Church School at 9 20 am and Pilgrim Fellowship planned after morning service. World Wide Communion observed with senior choir participating and 7 30 pm fellowship.
The message lists Sunday worship at 10 45 with sermons and a nursery service for children aged 10 to 12 noon. A weekly Wednesday evening meeting at Reading Room Milldam Main Street Horsham runs from 10 am to 5 pm, with Friday hours until 9 am. Formal invitation extended to all.
The church offers morning worship and Sunday school classes for ages nursery through high school in a newly built educational facility. Trained staff supervise the sessions and invite all to worship each Sunday.
The text records birth or family notices naming a son John with parents Doug and ioe 26 at the Richardson House in Boston. It also mentions Mrs Seth T Craw Lift in Boston and Mr and Mrs to Winship of South Sudbury as relatives or sponsors.
The Bolton Girl Scout Camp Virginia closes for the season Saturday with a community cleanup. Volunteers will begin at 9 30 a m to remove tents install shutters and apply wood preservative on tent platforms. Lunch will be provided and attendees may stay varying hours. rain postpones will be announced.
Carlisle Congregational Church invites all to worship with former pastor Charles M Massey now chaplain at Loring Air Force Base Limestone Maine He preaches Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 p m with evangelistic services Monday and Tuesday 745 p m The senior choir sings morning service Gordon College male quartet performs at evening services with song leader Norman E Clayton professor of music at Gordon College
The Junior Young People meet in the vestry Sunday at 6 30 p m with Rev Richard son of Concord presenting an illustrated talk Europe in 1956 at 7 p m The Senior Young People hear John Ames report on the Li R Y conference held at Ferry Beach Maine Public invited.
The West Acton Baptist Association will hold a meeting in Baldwinsville Sunday at 3 p m with delegates from West Acton Baptist Church to attend. On Tuesday October 8 a deacons meeting will be held in the office of Rev William T Keech pastor.
Concorde High School appoints nine student volunteers led by Francisco new class president to direct traffic. The guides include Sue Clark Audrey Hill Ariela Hailicka Nancy Libby Muriel Eensen Linda Fetneng Gloria White Sara Wilson and others on permanent duty at the campus.
The average consumer is expected to purchase 3.5 pairs of shoes in the year, totaling 580 million pairs.
Scout-O-Rama Committee in Sudbury plans a January 26 exhibit at Sudbury Center School Auditorium showcasing Cub Scout and Explorer skills from Mohawk District to benefit Adirondack lean-to projects at Boy Scout Camp Resolute. Father's Night at Troop I includes badges awarded and three training groups with no confirmed adult chaperones for upcoming camporee. District Round Table and Basic Training Courses announced with dates at local schools. Crested neatgrass note appears as unrelated northern plains reference.
Concord voters receive guidance on absentee voting for the upcoming election. Rules cover three categories: out of town on election day, illness or disability, and armed forces service members and their families. The Republican Town Committee forms a sub committee to help residents obtain absentee ballot applications and arrange notary presence for marked ballots.
Three youths escaped serious injuries when their car rolled over at Main and Prospect streets at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. Driver Waineia Jr., 17, of Parker Street in Acton, said he swerved to avoid a front car turning left. Passengers Charles M. Bartlett of West Acton and Morris Ketchum of West Acton were examined at Dr. Pa L Sig’s office. Patrolman David Scribner investigated. Also noted is Private First Class George E. Gress of Detroit, a 529th Field Artillery Battalion soldier who studies European pipe organs in his off duty time, having played organs in Europe and Michigan churches.
Street cleaning in Los Angeles shifts to motor scooters equipped with a shovel a broom and a trash container according to the American Municipal Association. The new devices modernize sanitation and improve efficiency for city crews.
Real estate listing notes a buyer’s market due to mortgage money shortages and rising taxes. Properties include Acton and Stow ranches, two bedroom homes, and large lots with financing options, with prices ranging from about $9,900 to $21,000 and farm tracts offered in Boxboro and Lunenburg.
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