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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
4
A faded notice from the Post Office lists an event or filing date of August 25 1908 and references a street address and box number. The fragment hints at a municipal or postal procedure but details are incomplete.
A plea for the free press as essential to democracy. Citizens must stay informed and vigilant, hearing all sides of issues to safeguard liberty and the American way of life. The piece argues newspapers survive on open discourse and that informed citizens defend their inalienable rights.
Dogs and owners from Concord to Waltham join a training session led by Bert, a former U S Army dog trainer, at a Concord club class. He emphasizes calm control, uses a check chain, and notes improvements as sessions progress while Betty Ford welcomes participants after the lesson.
Local agencies describe how the Feather area serves the community with care for the needy youth programs for wholesome activities work for disabled and aged support. Citizens are urged to give generously as solicitors call at homes to fund these vital services.
A shut-in narrator Grace Nell Crowell finds hope in a sudden sunbeam, firelight, and distant voices after storm clouds. A neighbor braves the wind to reach the door and a long-distance call brings a beloved voice, lifting the heart from longing to gratitude for today.
Sachem Council Sea Scouts meet at Harvey Wheeler School under Skipper George Simms and First Mate Ralph Stetson. They operate a converted Coast Guard boat on the Charles River with 30 summer cruises. Capt Walter Beatteay previews a North Atlantic fishing film. a paper drive supports Boy Scouts.
The Emerson Hospital and West Concord community thank donors for Harvest Day. Well over 500 jars of canned goods and many fresh vegetables were collected. Gratitude extends to everyone who contributed and helped ensure the success of the drive.
Bedford listing shows Church of Christ pastor Rev Marvin L Derby organist Mrs Leila M Blake with service times 9 30 Sunday school and 10 45 morning service at 27 Great road. St Michael s Church Catholic with Rev William E Kerrigan at 154 Great Road offers masses at 8 00 9 15 and 11 15 a m with a 9 15 mass followed by ee Sent following the
A letter from Eleanor thanks the League of Women Voters and PTA for circulating a school expansion survey. Citizens, officials, and volunteers contributed time and advice. With most questionnaires returned, the next steps are tabulation interpretation and planning actions, likely led by the PTA or allied groups.
Two year old Concord daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo dore A Edwardsen junior formerly Mildred I Burk observed her second birthday. Burk and family now reside at 9 Bedford Court.
The fragmentary item notes Koop posting on values for an organization named Oy Mending the ods. It hints at a local discussion or notice but lacks clear action, date, or context.
Pastor Eino J. Vehanen invites all to a film showing And Now I See in the church vestry on Saturday October 15 at 7 30 pm. Sunday services include Finnish at 9 am English at 11 am and a special committee meeting at 10 45 am to plan tent for the coming year followed by a Pilgrim fellowship at 7 pm for junior high and high school students.
Sunday services listed include Holy Communion on the streets at 4 00 a m and 10 46 a m Morning Prayer at 10 49 a m Church School at 9 15 each Sunday with weekly schedule details from the local church.
Sunday services at 10 45 Sunday school at 10 45 testimonial meeting Wednesday 7 45 Yeading Room Milldam 24 Main Street hours 11 am to 4 pm weekdays holidays excluded cordial invitation to attend sermons with Bible passages from King James Version not every one that saith unto me is known by God
Rev Eino J leads a Finnish evangelical mission meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m with coffee refreshments by Miss Katrie Kilponen and Annie Huikari Conesses program at 7 30 p m Coffee and refreshments served Sunday Oct 16 Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Worship in Finnish at 11 a m
The Maynard Methodist Church invites the public to morning worship at 11:00 with a sermon titled God Has Spoken to us By His Son, and special music by a mixed choir. Sunday school starts at 10:00, junior and intermediate classes meet, and an evening service with a 7:30 program is announced along with other church activities.
A bulletin lists mass and service times for Our Lady Help church and mentions Rev Alwander and Mrs John Kerns with organist duties at 7 830 and 1030 o'clock.
Rev Ashley Day Leavitt-Vervey is announced as organist for Sunday service on October 16. The service at 10 45 oclock will include a sermon by the pastor.
Daily activities list at Parish House with 10 a.m. Junior Youth and Student Discussion groups, 11 a.m. Holy Communion and sermon, and a Wednesday 8 p.m. Rector's Lectures on October 12. This brief notice outlines church offerings and timing for parish members and visitors.
Rev Misskiewics at 9 and 11 with Wednesday mass at 1 30. High school mass for juniors and Wednesday confessions at 7 o'clock Saturday.
St Bridget’s Church lists daily mass at 7 a m with sessions from 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 30 p m Benediction and Blessed Sacrament Sunday at 6 30pm. Wednesday 7 30 pm service announced with Wo participation.
First Parish Unitarian in Stow resumes morning service at 11:00 with Sunday School at 9:30 and Youth Group. Rev C O Richardson Jr leads. Union Evangelical at S Bengney Penner holds 10:45 service followed by Endea vor at 6:46.
The St Andrews church invites attendance for morning services as Rev John M officiates at six baptisms. Dr Williams and Mrs John P are among those present for the ceremony and sermon to follow.
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