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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1950
Page
11
A fragmented notice references Mrs. Harrington and twins with a Boston photograph dated October 16. It mentions Mrs J W Y and a great grand relation, indicating a social or family blurb from a local paper.
District meeting of Concord Carlisle Lincoln Bay States will be held tonight at 8 o clock. Event includes refreshments and notes on winter season plans.
Maynard warns that counterfeit ten dollar Federal Reserve notes circulated recently in the area. The mimicked bills pass only partly and lack genuine shading. stores told to scrutinize all ten dollar notes for security features and signatures.
A fragment notes Quincy Massachusetts council action to introduce a resolution about coin in beer bottles and a belief concerning another coin. The item shows municipal debate and procedural steps.
Veterans and reserve personnel receive notice plans to inform all castes about the month they must report for extended duty. November 80th marks a point for enlisted reserves and non commissioned volunteers, with screening for physical readiness and unit activation detailed.
Fragmentary notes indicate Marine Corps officials discussed deferments based on individual hardship. The outline suggests that exceptions would be considered to allow personnel to adjust their affairs before serving.
An informal Sunday night worship gathering occurred with laymen leading the Shuaeen mission in Staten Island New York. The event included a nontraditional service format and drew attendees from the local association.
Concord Board of Selectmen announces the appointment of two new permanent firemen after a town meeting vote authorizing four at the time. George Tey of Esmore Street and William J. Ryan of Brow Street named to positions. both have begun duties at General Fire Station.
A report from Labsi De in Michigan notes a sale of a car to a buyer identified by initials Bimes. The item lists a price near 9900 in unspecified currency and a purchaser associated with local dealer records.
A well attended Whist party and food sale were held at Odd Fellows hall in Wett Concord on Thursday night. Eighty four tables were used and prizes awarded for winners in the whist events.
Unclear excerpt mentions a Concord student athlete named Rovert Brooks and a committee offering tickets through members. Further readable details are scant and no concrete events or outcomes are presented.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and locations but contains errors. The readable items include names and a medical or legal context, yet specifics such as action, authority, and date are not discernible for a complete summary.
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