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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1949
Page
4
A 1949 opinion piece criticizes government overspending increasing the national debt to over 254 billion dollars. It argues taxes fund a third of earnings, warns against inflation from printing money and bonds, and urges economy as Virginians favored Byrd’s stance while labor-backed opponents push spending. It also notes military leaders predicting a delayed war scenario and European invasion risks.
A fragment from a Concord Massachusetts newspaper page notes contact details and mailing information. It includes a Marlborough Massachusetts post entry and a publishing note for the Enter Press Inc with classification as Second Class Mail under acts of Congress.
In progress report on Great Britain's to the Grave, speculation centers on Tory prospects in the upcoming political contests. Observers weigh public mood, party unity, and potential shifts in support amid economic concerns and ongoing debates.
Roger Moore, Harvard freshman, spoke at the Concord Rotary Club luncheon at Howard Johnson's. Gordon H. Ogilvie presented him. Moore discussed "The Youth Looks At The Common Man" after the business session. He was twice a finalist in the National Oratorical Contest.
Date set for Ralph A. Macone and John J. Sheehan Jr. as publicity leads with Ms. Hugh F. Leith Jr. and Alfred J. Baptiste among listed captains in Precinct 1 Concord. Names include Mrs. Edmund Billings and Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Chase.
Concord churches plan Holy Name Sunday observances with parishioners attending 8:15 am mass at St Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord, then receiving Holy Communion.
The Concord Recreation Commission will hold a meeting next Monday night the 12th at 7 30 in the town courtroom. Roger C Fenn will preside and recreational director Bernard E Megin is expected to present his final report as winter and fall programs are discussed.
Myrtle A. Larkin married on the thirtieth at the Church of Chat in Burg. Associates from the bank attended the shower at Virginia Smith’s Wigglesworth Street home in Malden plus a few close relatives. The note mentions Kentuky’s mean annual temperature as 55 degrees.
An otherwise unclear note references a Sons of Italy gathering in Concord featuring long-standing members and planned initiatives for a new endeavor. Details are fragmentary.
Senior Girl Scouts joined a Boston radio station for a radio badge event while John J. McCoy of the Bedford Girl Scout Association competed as a contestant on the Cinderella for a Day program. The event featured Jon Nelson, Ann Louise Alben, Anna Jacobs, June Laffin, Nancy Webster, Barbara Brolin, Priscilla Harrison and Joan Stacey.
Dr and Mrs C Lord Corp Stanley Christensen son of Mr and Mrs Herman Christensen re enlisted for two more years in the U S Marines He has served at a Marine establishment in Pa and engaged in can pons as delegates of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Auxiliary of which both are active members Also mentioned are visits of Misses Mary A and Catherine to New Hampshire and Betty Ann Cole and Dianne Fairview avenue visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Oliver N Clark celebrate their anniversary and Mr and Mrs Henry Isner mark theirs on September dates
Thursday night midweek service at Thomgeon 7 car meeting place for a blessing from Next September 11th. Sunday welcome to greet him and join in Africa related notice.
Parish mass at 7 am and confessions from 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 30 pm. Sunday masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30. Lake Boone Chapel 9 15. Miraculous Medal devotion and Perpetual Novena. Pastor Rev Eino Hamalainen announces Finnish service at 11 am. Couples Club meets Sept 13 at 7 30 pm at 3 Bates Avenue.
Rev. Robert K. E. Jones Jr. is the pastor at Maynard Methodist with morning worship scheduled for 11 a.m. Mrs. Philip Goldthwaite will be involved in the service.
A fragment lists Holy Mass times with 8 a m and 10 a m weekday masses and 3 and 7 o'clock on Saturday. It appears incomplete but indicates church services across the week.
Congregational Church events listed include hymn evening in the vestry at 7 30 on September 11 with finish at 9 00 and worship at 11 00 Reconvene Sunday September 12 at 10 00 with children's worship and a Guild gathering at 3 00 at Mrs Enelius Great Road Stow Thursday the 15th Sunday School teachers meeting and choir rehearsal every Wednesday at 7 30 p m Rev Robert Burt pastor Sunday September 11 Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Worship at 10 45 meeting at 6 30 This organization includes all high school age youths.
Rev. Fr. Francis Egan, pastor, announces Sunday masses at Acton Saint Elizabeth of Hungary at 7 30, 9 and 11 30 in the morning with service details for parishioners.
Union. Robert B. Dempsey pastor. Morning service. Sunday School at 9 30 A M Curtedlen Endeavor at 6 45
A partial excerpt discusses God's care for humans and animals, noting that man is sustained by the divine Principle and should not presume on God’s prerogative. The text references the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Sunday masses at 7 8 15 10 11 30 with 6 15 children’s mass in the church hall. Tuesday 5 30 service in honor of Saint Jude. Registration for children aged three through high school. Worship at 10 45 with minister and sermon. Bible class for fall session. 7 30 p m gospel service with pastor sermon. Midweek meditation and prayer at 8 p m September 14. September 16 8 p m Young People’s Service.
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