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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1950
Page
7
The item mentions a 97 year history and participation in a musical concert with directors and an ensemble. Rhode Island is noted as accompanying or supporting the performance. The piece suggests a favorite presentation and round out a musical program in a theater audience setting.
Readable text notes a Christmas sale at a Methodist church with gift items and yarn squares for knitters. Mentions Claude R Rosle and Bidengeld ge as names, with squares of yarn for making knitters supplies.
Fragmentary OCR mentions SRO and residents Mrs. ene Goland of Central street and C. Waldo MacWilliams of West Cond. The garbled text references addresses and a possible public notice location.
A reception honored Rev. Edmund W. Rowan the new pastor of St. Joseph's Church Concord town. Attendees included past and present officials such as Rep. George G. Warber and Police Chief John Pe Normandle. The event followed Fr Rang's recent move from Lincoln parish to Concord's St Bernards Germer mission.
In Bedford the S A quota targets a raised total of about 502 000 dollars for the annual Red Cross appeal. Officials and local leaders including Alen Webber and others announce the drive and mailing plan to reach the treasurer.
Jae told the judge he did not see it as against the law to ride along the track while authorities reported the incident.
England director of the Division of Employment Security announces quarterly payroll tax returns for July through September are due. Employers must file promptly to the Employer Its Department in Boston. Exemptions include domestic workers. Assistance available at the Boston office or four district offices in Worcester Lawrence Springfield and Brockton.
A complaint charging assault against 80 year old Arthur Pierce Jr of Linden Street was continued to October 27 as he appeared in Clinton District Court yesterday. The complainant was his wife Mary H Pierce.
The record lists names connected to a rug making class and a tailoring or form vocational session. Notable names include Mrs Laura L man Mrs Irene Larsen Mrs Rose Cerasuolo Mrs Katherine G Isner Mrs June O Puffer Mrs Helen Ward and others.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Republican meeting titled Saarice McWalter Airman and a discussion on insurance reform. The next gathering is planned at a location on 30th Street, with unclear timing and attendees due to garbled text.
The Wavy announces the annual HROTC competition for McNa iter's Training programs. Applicants aged between 17 and 21 may apply through their high school guidance offices. December 9 marks the deadline in 68 states plus Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Navy. Educational committees will review applications and conduct examinations.
The Sudbury Mey ward Methodist Youth Fellowship will gather at homes of their advisor George LaCroix for an annual Halloween party. The program starts at 7 PM on October date. Snacks and a film are part of the evening.
The report estimates col reserves at about 900 009 tons and Montana ore around 222 000 tons.
The Ladies group at Acton Universalis plans a Tuesday evening supper led by Mrs. Liesie Davis with Mrs. Peters on duties and Chickering of South Acton presiding. West Acton Baptist church hosts a harvest supper in the church vestry with Mrs. Peterson and Ernest Banke in charge.
Notices announce investigations by the Department into revocation of certificates of public convenience for motor vehicles for hire. Hearings will be held at the utilities hearing room 166 Boylston Street Boston Revere and town buildings on November 7 1960 or nearby dates for various applications including license to install and increase capacity and to hold public hearings in multiple towns including Framingham Sudbury and Charlestown.
Public auction set for November 18 1960 at 2:00 PM of the Thompson Street and nonath Streets property in Maynard Massachusetts described in a mortgage deed from Arthur oats to L Mansen and War Credit Union dated September 20 1946. The parcel lies on the northwestern corner of Thompson Street and Champs on Street with buildings and a plan on file Middlesex South Registry. Attn: Paul F San Clemente attorney. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notice published October 26 and November 2 9 1980.
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