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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
4
A muddled OCR fragment discusses a treaty seen by some as an antiwar instrument and considers its potential impact on people's hopes. It mentions income drops and strikes, with incomplete phrases about who knows what may come and the human reaction to economic pressure.
The bid results show two elevated tanks to be cleaned and painted with a total estimate of 1600 dollars. Palfrey & Ives and R. J. Cherry Brothers are among the bidders noted in Eas towers street Wess daily advance.
The appropriation survey is set to begin on October 1, initiating a review process. Officials will assess budgetary needs and allocate funds for the upcoming period, outlining priorities and constraints.
The speaker recalls firelight, a weighted book of lore, a neighbor braving the storm, a beloved voice through the wire, and a distant letter. They confess shame for desire yet affirm missing nothing of today. The verse contrasts isolation with connection and yearning.
Mr and Mrs Victor ter and Mrs Harold E Clapp announce the birth of a child in North Acton. The newborn adds joy to the Acton community as relatives share in the news.
The newspaper invites all local children including W. Concord and Acton to enter a portrait for its Citizens of Tour photo series. Prizes range from 5 to 18 dollars per portrait, with frames for top entries. additional prints can be arranged with the studio representative after pose selection and contest publication.
Experts say there is no danger in using radios during storms if a proper lightning arrester grounded to the antenna is installed. The era of venturing into radio use amid thunder is being reassessed with modern electrical advances.
H L Henneberry district supervisor Boston Mass outlines Internal Revenue Law for wine produced for family use. Producers must file Form 1541 in duplicate with registration and wine cannot be sold or removed from premises. Immediate family only may use the wine and tax liability applies if rules are violated.
Bedford church offers morning services at 10:45 a.m. with a guest minister each Sunday. Masses run 8:00, 9:15, and 11:15 a.m. Benediction after the 9:15 mass, followed by Sunday school.
The Acton senior class held a food sale last Saturday to raise funds for a trip to Washington D C next spring. Organizers included Constance Tucker Doris Morse Betty Lee Dawn Richards and Barbara Bartlett with Miss Shirley Rimbach and Miss Pulatelle taking part during a two week vacation in D C and Virginia.
Rev. Fr. Francis Egan, pastor, announces schedule for St. Elizabeth of Hungary in Acton with services at 7:30, 9, and 1 o'clock.
Rev F Miaskiewics DCL leads Sunday masses at 8 and 10 with Sunday School after the 9 oclock mass. Weekday masses at 8 except Wednesday 730. Devotions at 3. High school pupils and a deep game eaters noted. masses heard at 8 and 7 on Saturday.
Rector Rev. E. Gell leads the second Sunday monthly service at 8 p.m. Holy Communion is observed on the fourth Sunday at 8:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. in the parish church.
Beginners 6 00 P M Pilgrim Fellowship meeting. Activities Monday October 3 8 00 P M a meeting of The Centennial Building Fund Committee with 7 30 P M Monthly meeting of the Congregational Women s Wednesday 7 00 P M Senior group ah
The Maynard Methodist Church announces a service led by Pastor Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr. with organist Mrs. Philip Goldthwaite and an anthem performed by the mixed choir.
Pastor Eino J. Vehanen leads Finnish worship on Sunday at 9:00 AM and evening service at 7:00 PM. The text notes a September birthdate reference and a morning and evening pattern for the church service lineup.
The fragment indicates events or subjects for a Sunday in October, but details are unclear. Additional legible text would clarify the exact activities, locations, and times mentioned in the source.
Sunday masses at 7 8 15 10 and 11 30 with a children’s mass downstairs. Evening service at 7 30 in Long Street. Adult class at 1 am and 7 30 pm. Special music and speaker Rev M D. Sary invites attendance. Young People Bible class begins Saturday October 1 at 10 am.
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