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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
2
A fragment notes a church service at 9 46 a.m and a second service at 11 o clock on April. The minister and her son are mentioned with a Society for Young People meeting in the Vestry at Drak.
Sunday services at 5 Shin Bio Gene with a 10.46 program followed by a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 PM. Redding Room in church office opens 2 PM to 10 PM on weekdays and holidays excepted. Sermon topic unreality quotes Job 35 and Matthew 13 about divine hearing and gathering righteous in the kingdom.
Readable fragments show confession times on Saturdays around 4 o clock and 7 o clock with Friday devotions at 7 40. There are references to weekly masses at 7 00 and 7 30 linked to a St nee Catholic parish.
Fragmentary text lists attendees or members including Alice Irby Helene Warren Madeleinn MacLean and others, with odd spellings and punctuation. No clear event, date, or organization discernible from the readable fragment.
Easter program presented by the First Irish organization features an act by Richard Green and Seba Kent. The play includes intervals with songs about Easter.
The Concord parish reports Rev. aes P Daniels delivering a morning sermon at 6465 am on April 4 with the ministerial subject Creature of qheredn. The society will meet at 530 pm.
A fragmented report notes a church sermon by George J Thurlow at a Chelmsford home near Walden Street. It mentions a meeting at the Manse and discussion of heirs and music for children.
A partial OCR item reports a local incident or decision with limited readable names and place references. The text hints at an expedient action or meeting outcome but lacks clear details or context.
Boxboro and Union Congregational church in Maynard is directed by Rev. Nathan Vance. The Tuesday service at 7 80 features a midweek prayer meeting with the line My meat is to do the will of him that sent me to finish his work. John
Rev Charles R Peck leads Holy Communion at 8 a m and morning prayer with sermon at 9 30 a m at Trinity Church Him Street on Easter Sunday April 4 Trinity School holds services at 11 a m with the sermon by Rev George L Pattie Cambtidie placeholder notes indicate schedule details for the day
West Concord Rev William F Shaughnessy announces daily masses at 7 a.m with first Fridays at 5 30 and 7 00 a m. Sunday services are 7 00 8 20 and 10 86 a m with benediction at 5 00 p m on Sundays.
Rev Otto Rafos leads Easter week schedule with Sunday school at 11 am and preaching service at 7:30 pm The first sermon of a seven part series on the Holy Spirit will be delivered The People's Society meets at 5:30 pm Wednesday includes midweek prayer in the evening at the planned location.
The Colonial ihit Committee lists Allen French Mrs Herbert Hos mer Russell Hant Mrs Richard Hobart Mrs Edward Motley Newcomb Filler Thomas Todd. Inquiries may be sent to Concord Home Industries Box 214 Concord Mass. For further information address Post Office Box 214. Suggestions will be welcome.
John J. McWalter of Concord owner of McWalter Insurance Agency won a briefcase in a contest by United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company of Baltimore. The Massachusetts contest ran Dec 1 to Feb 28, rewarding new business excluding auto and workers comp. The agency led the field by several points.
An 60 pound per gallon measure shows Mik and Fat Milk containing a certain fat percentage weighs 60 pounds per gallon at ordinary temperatures. Cream with 28 percent butter fat weighs 6.87 pounds per gallon, while cream with 40 percent butter fat weighs 6.28 pounds per gallon. The cream rises in the milk as oil and fat droplets are lighter than the rest of the milk.
The passage notes osmium as a rare blue white to gray metal resistant to acids and fusing, and forms osmiridium with iridium used for fountain pen points. It also highlights iridium as a heavy, silvery white metal vital for alloys, standard weights, and components in scientific and electrical apparatus that resist atmosphere, heat, and chemicals.
Thirty two members join in the staging drill for the Skating Club Carnival named Cra at Breton Garten Ge Auet with many Concord fans planning to attend. Mr Child also drills a musical minstrel show for the New England Osteopathic Association to be held in Boston soon.
Mrs. Herbert W. Hosmer of 9 Lowell Street previously gravely ill at home after a heart attack showed marked improvement and hopes to resume her many activities.
The regular Pie Con cord Chapter D AR Wile eld meets at Chapter House EA Road with a 7 pm start. Concord Mothers gather April 5 at Trinitarian church to plan crafting and a play based on What Happened to Jones. The Concord Boot and Baddie Club enjoyed a 2.5 hour ride Friday afternoon. Three new horses were bought for the Green Ridge Riding Stabile on Sudbury Road.
Mrs Millicent Benson wife of Leonard V Benson of 9 Derby Street West Concord is recovering from an automobile accident. She remains at Memorial Hospital in Wo urn where she is listed in stable condition and improving daily.
The Concord Mothers Club will present George Broadhurst's farce What Happened to Jones at the Trinitarian Pough House on April 16. Tickets go on sale well in advance.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings reports heavy verification requests. To speed processing, it restricts the period from March 31 to April 6 and has sent over 4,000 notices to depositors. About 67 percent of the books, covering 73 percent of the deposited funds, have appeared for verification to Fred A Tower, the bank’s verifier. Depositors who have not yet presented their books are urged to do so at once.
The annual meeting of the Womens Parish Association will be held in the Unitarian Church Vestry on Monday April 6. Laneheon will be served at one o'clock.
Cooking classes resumed at the Gas Company's Molle Chen site on Wake Street at 9 PM. They will continue weekly on Tuesdays at 7 30 PM through May, with prizes announced.
Miss Cynthia Hoar daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Hoar of Concord enjoys spring recess from her store at Stuart School in Boston Massachusetts.
James F Powers and his son James W Powers left Concord for a transcontinental motor tour. They will visit James F Powers' brother and three sisters in San Francisco, then return by easy stages via the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone Park. Mr Powers is a mason and his son works for Richardson Drug Co. both are active socially and their Concord friends gave a farewell.
The West Concord Union Church sponsors a pageant Sunday evening April 4 at 7pm in the church auditorium. Multiple church groups join in presenting the event and invite all to attend.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions islands and directional variance from SI to MS inerts with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or entities to anchor a full summary.
The article discusses two Concord based study groups focusing on Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau. It outlines early 1986 plans, suggested rules, eligibility, and debates over local vs broader membership, noting small current attendance and the aim for serious, systematic study.
A survey of left-handedness shows deep superstition and prejudice in many lands. The left hand is shunned as unlucky in some cultures, with natives and tribes limiting its use to demeaning acts. Notable figures and eras, from Pharaohs to Leonardo da Vinci, appear among the left-handed, sometimes evolving to remarkable achievements.
The article details L An Anderson & Son entering its twenty fifth year of operation on April 1. It describes extensive store upgrades from front design to interior layout, displays of fresh vegetables and frozen foods, a five-man meat cutting station, in-house mayo production, a busy assembly area with gravity conveyor, and a water-saving ammonia condenser. Logistics include separate storage, a vegetable cooler, a large Boston delivery run, and farm-sourced produce from Mrs. Leslie Anderson’s Frank Wheeler farm in Nine Acre Corners. Gift baskets are offered for Boston or New York deliveries via S. S. Pierce and Charles & Company.
The Egyptian Coptic church, oldest Christian church, runs the world’s oldest monastery. St Anthony’s monastery, founded in the fourth century about 200 miles south of Suez near the Red Sea, once chose the Abuna, head of the Abyssinian church.
A linguistic note explains that anthracite derives from Greek anthrax meaning coal, so the term stands alone. Bituminous is an adjective and should be followed by coal, since bituminous coal is a soft coal yielding volatile matter when heated.
A London weekly writer claims the average adult European head measures 22 percent inches around and suggests larger heads imply more brains. The article notes attitude shifts in evaluating head size and intelligence.
Boston announces a major police department shake up led by Police Commissioner Joseph F Timilty. About one fifth of the force including one deputy superintendent one captain five lieutenants five sergeants and 268 patrolmen are moved effective today. The racket squad is abolished and the harbor police station will be re established.
Boston reports Howard H. Moret, commissioner of agriculture, was removed from office by a 5 to 2 vote of the executive council. Five Republicans supported the ouster motion in a decisive political move. Ottawa also notes Canada seeking full control over arms, ammunition, and other war materials.
An unexplained dynamite blast at a rock quarry nine miles south of Winchester Kentucky killed three WPA workers and left two others injured. Authorities and county officials investigated the incident as a workplace accident at the quarry leased by Clark County.
In Bilboa area a violent air raid yesterday struck Durango during church services. Reports say over 60 dead or wounded, including two Catholics and 12 nuns. An eye witness counted 12 bombers circling Durango thrice at 15 minute intervals.
Providence April news reports six men charged by the Attorney General on orders, including the president of an oil company and five employees, for short measuring relief goods to customers.
Rome reports two full divisions of Italian volunteers about 40 000 men sailed for Spain in recent days. A New Bedford testifies on Leonard DeMoranville 30 a freetown poll book case and a local board dispute over a $3000 Abélsai claim. Dallas covers widow of Col E H R Green seeking Texas residence to void a prenuptial and claim part of an $80 million estate.
The ceremony was held Monday evening at the Lincoln Congregational church with Rev. Charles M Styron officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her father Robert D Donaldson, sister Charlotte Donaldson served as maid of honor, and four bridesmaids included Barbara Peck Harriet Howe Aileen Haddon and Rogers. Alexander Clark of Arlington was best man, with four brothers of the bride in attendance. After a reception at the church the couple will reside in Provincetown following a motor trip to Florida.
The Concord Artillery plans a military ball to close the Patriot Bay celebration. A committee led by Lieutenant Selingon Das oversees arrangements at the State Artillery on Brerbtt Street with events scheduled for the evening of April 19.
The item mentions Salvatore Bartolomeo and his daughter Miss Aina L Bartolomeo of West Concord. Bartolomeo is identified as a former student at Cdhicard West Concord schools and noted in a school record card.
Troop 33, Boy Scouts, hopes to send representatives to Washington this summer. Public can assist by helping with odd jobs for eligible youths. Contact Sedat Master at phone 473Qv.
The fragment mentions Walter Chaiming and a work titled Theviere Waltis. It appears to reference a pursuit or chase theme within a literary context. No clear event date or organization is provided.
A fragmentary OCR line mentions frost and smoke and open tobacco imagery with unclear context. The text is garbled and lacks definite people places organizations or dates to anchor a full report.
An exhibition of masterpin art reproductions will be held here with Miss Anne Kathis supervising. William H leads entertainment and Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Nellig, Miss Doyle and others assist. Tickets handled by Miss Marie Ione and George Kennedy. Program by Miss Ruth Brade and Mme McCain. Child-focused events run April 34 to April 46, with openings and schedules announced later.
The article explains the great dipper appears to revolve due to Earth's rotation with a daily cycle. It states the dipper is visible all night as the circle of the celestial sphere shifts with the observer’s horizon.
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