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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
4
The text discusses progress toward an external artificial kidney and broader ideas of body repair. It contemplates removal of organs and living on with a patched body, dramatically imagining future medical feats and shifting notions of human wholeness.
The garbled text references laws governing evolving duties, mentions a district and the local office, and hints at a business or personal context. The readable fragments imply a community or district level notice about governance and responsibilities.
In South Acton, Mr and Mrs from Acton wed with Rev Jute York officiating at the Nuptials. Elizabeth Sexton played organ. James Mulvaney sang. and Richard Bursaw and John Sullivan attended. A reception followed at the Maynard Club. The couple plans to live in Harvard after a trip to Niagra Falls and Montreal. The bride, an Acton High graduate of 1947, was an Acton Operator.
Sudbury parents and teachers attended a PTA meeting featuring William Frye who spoke on engaging youth in the educational program. The session drew strong questions and a Jose Iturbi short film proposal. a 100 percent turnout followed with postmeeting discussions. The program aims to keep parents and teachers up to date on modern education, with the next meeting set for November 21 addressing Sex Education and Training of Children First Grade.
A Centerville Massachusetts native traveled through town on a route to visitors stranded at the First Parish church. The brief stop highlighted local transit and community in nearby Centerville.
Bedford notices list church names including Bedford CHURCH OF CHRIST Congregational with Rev. Marvin L Pastor and Leila M Blake at Great Road plus service times 9 30 Sunday school 10 45 morning worship. FIRST PARISH CHURCH Unitarian offers guest minister at 11 each morning. ST MICHAEL S CHURCH Rev E Kerrigan at 154 Great Road with mass times 8 00 9 15 and 11 15.
South Acton Universalist Church schedules a reception for Pastor Rev Carl A Hempel and Mrs Mempel next Saturday Oct 22 at 8 PM. Wilbur Tolukin and baritone Richard Lowden of Acton invited. Hempel to deliver a second sermon on The Lord's Prayer Give us This Day Our Daily Bread on Sunday Oct 3. Annual fair set for Saturday Nov 5 from 3 PM.
A harvest barn dance on October 11 at the State Armory, sponsored by the Concord Community Chest, drew attendees and featured Joe Tropeano and his orchestra. Displays from Emerson Hospital, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, Boy Scouts, Red Feather Agencies, Concord Friendly Aid Society, and the Visiting Nurse Association ran throughout the evening, with agency representatives providing information. The event aimed to become an annual affair and linked movements toward fundraising with community outreach.
Winthrop visits unbeaten Concord as two storied programs renew the rivalry at Emerson Playground. Star linemen Johnny Virrell and Les Levy lead the line while Howie Schwartzer returns at quarterback. The series stands even at two wins apiece after two tight previous meetings, including Concord’s 13 to 0 win last season.
Sunday worship at 9 45 with nursery and 10 45 Sunday School. Youth Fellowship for high school meets Sunday at 7 p m. Choir rehearsal set for Thursday at 7 30 p m.
John Elmore reports that Wallace assumed duties as head at Springfield last month following Rev. Barber extending his call and beginning service this period.
The 162nd regimental combat team will hold combat championship matches on Sunday at Seemerephy club. The event is organized at Oncord H School with officers James Stoddard as president, Richard Dee as vice-president, Cynthia Heald as secretary, and Raymond Maher as treasurer.
The passage notes Maynard Belmont and others possessing the valuable resculcitation apparatus. It points out the significance of the device and its distribution among leading figures.
The notice lists Saturday hours from to five and seven to eight thirty p m. Sunday masses at 79 in a as lower church for children at 10 15 and 11 30 a m The Most Sunday evening mass is at 6 30 p m.
Sunday masses at 9 and 11 o clock and a 7:30 a.m. mass for the early service. Confessions at 7 o'clock Saturday evening. Instruction for the students at 8 a.m. on Wednesday.
Parish notes announce a Ladies Aid gathering at 8 p m on Tuesday October 25 at the home of Mrs Aino Laurila 2 Douglas Avenue with a 10 a m parish time earlier that day.
The church finance committee and trustees plan a meeting at 7 30 P M on Monday November 1. Junior attendees or roles are not specified.
Rev Robert B Dempsey pastor of Union Evangelical announces Sunday schedule with 6 45 PM service and 9 30 AM Sunday School led by Miss Anne Derby superintendent The parish details appear in a brief church notice with educational and worship notes
Readable items show morning events at 8 and 10 o clock including Children’s Word at 10 and Junior Youth at Parish House. Student Discussion at Parish House followed by Holy Communion on Monday October 24. Education Commission noted.
A church notice lists Sunday morning events including a 10 45 a m Morning Worship and Nursery for children, with Mrs Norman named as superintendent. The text also references a Pilgrim event and a school session on Monday October 6.
Maynard Holy CaN and E Goll Bester Sunday schedule lists Holy Communion on the fourth Sunday at 6 00 am and 10 45 am Morning Prayer every Sunday at 10 45 am with Sunday School each Sunday.
The fragment lists religious services with ages and roles. It mentions Sunday Masses at 8:15 and 10 and 1 o'clock masses on a Sunday in October, plus a Tuesday service. Names include Rev. Michael J and Rev. John J with Miss Claire noted.
The Rev George Sunday leads daily baptisms at First Parish Sudbury with morning services. Dr Williams will preach as part of the church’s schedule for the day and age based baptisms are noted.
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