Church Vestry Meeting Planned for Friday Evening
The church invites all members to a vestry meeting this Friday at 7 30 P M. The session will review plans for upcoming work and activities.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
6
The church invites all members to a vestry meeting this Friday at 7 30 P M. The session will review plans for upcoming work and activities.
A fragmented church program lists services and events. Pastor Py a Lathocen leads at 7 30 PM, with additional meetings on the 5th and 6th troubled by garbled lines. A Ladies’ event features Mrs Rich as hostess.
Evang elical pastor John H Morgan leads Stow Gow church with morning worship at 10 45. Evening service and Sunday school scheduled, Bible study and Endeavor group noted. Images and snippets reflect typical church notices from a small town paper.
Reading shows mentions of a Congregational Church with Chonda and Mary Lothrop in a music duet. A Universalist service is set for August starting at 10 45 a m with regular meetings noted.
A fragmented, unclear OCR passage mentions Longfellow and Whately with phrases about testing truth and reproach. The text appears as disjointed quotes and errors, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable event, person, or place for a precise news card.
Devens T-5 Robert J. Jow of 208 Riveroad Mud is among seventeen trainee men named in the unit roster. The spelling and punctuation from the OCR are preserved as read.
The church posts revised Sunday morning services at 7 a m 8 15 a m and 10 48 a m with an eviting service at 7 p m to adapt to the week.
The notice lists Stree Revi CRéviés RB and Ann R. McGrath as organizers with Holy Communion three times, a 9:30 a.m. Sunday service, and a summer choir.
Fragmented text mentions Waldo Hoe Wittens and services each Sunday until September 2 at 9:49 o'clock. Partial details and names are unclear.
Sunday masses listed at 7 a m 8 50 a m and 10 30 a m with an evening service at 7 p m in the parish. The text mentions a fire incident but the details are unclear and incomplete.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Steel City announces July services led by John Wallace. All worship begins at 10 o clock each Sunday throughout the month.
An OCR fragment notes a 7:30 clock start for an event titled with names Hronal and Oaland. Details are unclear but imply a scheduled activity or performance.
A weekly reading room hours are set from noon to four, weekdays with holidays omitted, at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston. The Sunday Lesson Sermon centers on Love and the Bible selection Be let us love one another, noting God is love and that love shows in life and birth.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe end of fighting in En F Ordneriée with mentions of casualties and unit details. Limited readable names or figures present. context unclear due to garbled text.
The article salutes veteran chaplains including one who served in the Army during the War of 1812 and later taught geography history at 1st Point. It notes long service in the Chaplains Corps and reference to the Defense Act.
Massachusetts Retail Liquor Dealers raised a total of 4 123 625 in bonds during the Seventh War Drive. The dealers supplied 3 300 000, surpassing the goal by 832 625. Robert S. Lufkin praised all dealers for their cooperation and support.
The Hudson-It district approves a fishing season at Open Gates Pond from August 1 to October 31. The decision, made at a Commissioners meeting, follows authority from the Massachusetts Public Health Council and allows residents with state licenses to apply for permits at the Public Works office.
Middlesex county youths will compete in the National Garden Contest with entries judged on production knowledge and marketing plans. Awards include a 500 national championship, four 200 regional prizes, and 33 sectional prizes of 100 each, plus two war bonds.
A state home for the aged and infirm opened this month at Sweet Springs West Virginia. Andrew Summers Rowan, famed for delivering the message to Spain, is associated with the site and a portrait is displayed in the state house at Charleston.
State treasurer John E. Hurley stated it will take at least two years to complete the $100 veteran bonus payments for 600000 Massachusetts service members. About 300 new staffers will handle processing under Deputy George F. Killgoar, with applications by mail or in person at the State House.
S. Sgt. Charles W. Whitworth son of Mrs Hilda B Whitworth of Old Cent Road South Sudbury has been assigned to the Occupational Air Force in Europe as a member of the 15th Air Force S three Bombardment Group. The unit traces its origin to World War I and flew 412 combat missions in World War II. From North Africa to Sicily and France the group carried out extensive bombing campaigns including Ploesti and shuttle missions to Russia. The group earned the Distinguished Service Cross and other honors for its long combat history.
Hudson Seaman Second Class Wallace Riddle Jr son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Riddle of Forest Avenue completed Navy basic training at Memphis Tennessee The brief notice notes his achievement and hometown with, incomplete trailing text.
Mrs. F D Roosevelt and General Eisenhower stand in reverence over F D R's grave. Eisenhower tells his chief that half the victory is theirs, reflecting on wartime leadership and resolve.
Mrs Russell C Betty and daughter Dardana of Hesmeé street and Maralen Moody of Pope road attended a Chil ne Concert on the Esplanade Wednesday morning. Rev Henning E Danielson and Mrs Danielsen have returned from Rumney New Hampshire where they attended the New England Rebehip Camp and chaperoned Aeton girls including Betty Lee Avis Gravlin Alfa Goldthwaite Carolyn Davis Lanie Webb Betty Teele and Jean Cameron for a weeklong conference.
Concord residents visit relatives in N H and Wellfleet. East Acton and North Acton families join Rev Paul Blair of Philadelphia as guests at a Center Congregational meeting. Capt and Mrs Liger and son from North Acton attend with other locals for a social at the Center.
A small gathering Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. David on Nagog Hill near Cambridge included guests Vaughn Alters, Mrs. Mah, Mrs. Hellmah, Mrs. Gates, Putnam, Mrs. Nani, Mrs. Irving Dil, John Peterson, Dr. TM, Mrs. Ernest Knipp, Ballard, Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Davidson, Dewey E. and two friends along with relatives. The record notes appear incomplete but indicate a social shower attended by several local residents.
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