Third Day of October Witness John C
Witness John C is cited on the third day of October in connection with the ongoing matter. Details remain limited in the fragmentary text.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
15
Witness John C is cited on the third day of October in connection with the ongoing matter. Details remain limited in the fragmentary text.
Fragmentary notice from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of the Collector of Taxes addresses owners of land parcels in the county and state. It references land descriptions and tax responsibilities for the dates 1945 1947 1948.
A school class gathering at Concord voted to proceed with a ball game to gain permanent possession. The team must win three times, not necessarily in succession, for property rights. A memorial and future competition similar to the current event are planned as long as the class exists.
24 hour service announced by Concord Radio Electric Co at 88 Commonwealth Ave with telephone contact 1198 for urgent electrical and radio repairs.
The committee is sending letters to classmates requesting contributions for the memorial. A committee meeting is planned in the near future to organize the effort.
Concord opening meeting of Walden Royal Arch Chapter is scheduled for next Monday. Members are urged to attend as plans for fall activities and chapter affairs will be discussed.
The Division of Necessaries of Life reports August declines in food clothing and fuel driving a 2.2 percent budget drop from a year earlier amid varied drought severity across Massachusetts. Electricity use has doubled versus 1925 27 levels while old age assistance and aid totals rose 21 percent in July with substantial state welfare payments.
A Gardeners Association advertises an opportunity for a boy or girl to take a position at 240 Beaver Street in Waltham Massachusetts. The notice notes a youth can be satisfied with the arrangement and directs inquiries to the stated address.
District No. 289 Governor Richard Weston told Concord Rotary that 91 clubs in 27 countries support international goodwill. He outlined Rotary Foundation Fellowships funding study abroad for one year, with 111 fellowships since 1947 totaling over $260 thousand to diverse scholars.
A busy schedule lists DeMolay, Rainbow Girls, Rainbow Circle officer installation, Royal Arch, Masonica Company H and Lions Club events at Concord venues. Regular Board of Selectmen session and Armory gatherings at 8 p.m. Are noted along with a theater or fundraising function at the Pun building.
Readable fragment notes ongoing autumn event at St Bernard’s with activity scheduled through the week starting at 10 o’clock. Details are limited in the OCR fragment.
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