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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR from a BE Fenton page mentions Sonn Oct 27 with unclear context. The readable pieces reference a date and a local item but lack complete details for fuller summary.
Partial OCR fragment indicates a notice of an auction to be held at a specified date in 1949, on a Sunday in December, at one o’clock P M, at the mentioner's location.
Fragmentary OCR lists Louise M Canes Hannah Pfeiffer chair and several individuals including James P McQuaid Mrs M Bernard Webber Jr and Mrs John H Lord associated with a social affair or committee in a historic page segment.
The Society of St Michael’s Church event set for November 17 is moved to December 2. Attendees received valuable prizes at the party, supporting the Marycliffe Building Fund.
Middlesex County September 28 1940 sale on December third real estate in the fasterly part of a brook and road leads to a levy on execution. The description begins with the center line and travels north 47 degrees and continues with survey bearings and bounds for the property under the stipulations of the Gage of Gapteniter.
The Howard Johnson Restaurant hosted a meeting of the international service committee led by President Morton R. Seavey. Dr. Priedrich discussed Germany and Marshal reactions, with makeup members Grimes Plymouth J Malcolm Hume Boston and Ralph D MacLeary Rangeley Maine. Three new members joined, bringing total to five: W Bruce Pirnie Caleb H Wheeler and Dr D Willard Jr. William C Kirk and Richard G Gould had already been inducted.
James Kemper writes from Lumberman's Mutual Casualty Co. discussing a fictional invasion scenario of Western Europe and the implications for arms aid. He questions U.S. policy and cites automobile death figures as context while contrasting Stalinist strategy with Western democracy.
A jumbled local notice roundup mentions Easter Seal Campaign activist Mery Frost, a Lexington Truth move, antiques show November 14–19 at Mechanics, church fairs in Trinity and Hawthorne, and Lexington protests of auto signals at Sudbury road and Belknap crossings. It also notes hunting season injuries, a teen-canteen, a liquor dealer's wife, library gallery displays, Beta Phi reception, Armistice Day plans, and local veterans at ceremonies.
The Bedford event at the Masonic Lodge highlights 34 charities supported by the Community Fund. Donations cover private sources for five sixths of grants while the public share is one fifth. Volunteers urge every citizen to contribute as Bedford has benefited previously with 432 residents helped by 42 agencies in the area.
The Concord De Molay Chapter announces a semi formal dance at the Masonic Temple on Friday night November 4th at 8 o clock. The event invites members and guests to attend in semi formal attire.
Announcement lists Nancy Rice Sonny Mise of Marblehead Mosely Benjamin Pope Marion and Gaedine Seer hawk Marion at Concord Jenson Marion a Browne and Nichols and Dartmouth College 1946 graduate who served 3.5 years in the U S Army Air Forces with service in the Mediterranean and European theaters The text notes Murmansk Archangel being five degrees south due to the Gulf Stream warmth and winter icebound.
The chairman led routine business as the budget for next year was discussed. The next meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday night at 7:30 in the Town House court room.
An architect argues that lack of accessible storage holds back buyers in older houses. He advocates for dedicated closets in every room, multiple storage types, adjustable shelves, and minimal use of deep walk in designs. Proper placement and hidden clutter reduction make rooms feel larger.
Bde Mestre of Concord Women, with Wight of the Institute of Contemporary Art, presented colored slides and a presentation at the semi monthly Concord Woman's Club gathering. The event, led by president Mrs. Clement S. Edwards, took place at the Girl Scout House on Monday afternoon.
Announcement lists the next meeting on the 14th with Rudolph Elie, a newspaperman, as guest speaker. Mrs. William W. A. Wight is noted in the program topic about Century as Painting.
The platypus sports a duck like bill webbed feet and a flat tail with soft fur like a mole it produces milk for its young and is native to Australia.
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