Maynard St George's Church Services and Events
The notice lists church activities at Maynard and Union Congregational churches. Key items include morning prayer and sermon on Sunday September 2 at 10 45, a Thursday August 30 midweek service, a coffee table event sponsored by Mrs Mimkinen and Mrs Lempi Raikunen, a Sunday worship at 7 30 pm with a subsequent business meeting, and a Sunday School teachers meeting at the parsonage with related rehearsal and party plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST George's Church
Harry E. Goll
George A. Koponen
Soae
Mimkkinen
Lempi Raikunen
Morgai Evangelical Church Sunday Schedule
The church announces worship at 10 45 a m with a 9 30 a m Bible study and a Christian Endeavor meeting at 3 90 p m Senior Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
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GUN Evangelical H
Universalist Church Music Director Seeks September Services
In Merriam the Church Universalist announces Sunday union services at the Congregation beginning at 10:45 a.m. Mary Lothrop is named as music director for the month of September.
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Eo Church Universalist “Church ‘Merriam
Miss Mary Lothrop
First Parish Church Sudbury Service Notice
Church service announced for 11 a m on Sunday September 2 led by Rev Watd rk minister at First Parish Church Sudbury with details readable in the notice.
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Sudbury
Sonday
Watd Rk
Thought Absence and Faith in Readings Across Authors
Fragmentary quotes from Cowper Longfellow Eddy and Macdonald touch on inner rest through divine will and spiritual reading. The garbled text alludes to preparing for spiritual practice and discernment of scripture. The passage blends reflections on mind, occupation, and readiness.
Concord St Bernard's Church Service Times
Rev Mark P Sullivan. curate Mrs Juliette A MacLean organist. Sunday masses 7 am 8 15 am and 10 am. Evening service at 7 pm.
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Mark P. Sullivan
Juliette A. MacLean
Households urged to can vegetables amid expected supply dip
The U S Department warns that fresh and vegetable crop this year will be slightly under the limited supply in 1944. A&P Food Stores director of sales B M Muldoon says home canning offers an assured winter food supply with 30 pounds of fresh green beans yielding 20 quarts. Free leaflets on home canning are being distributed through A and P stores as part of the consumer service.
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B.M. Muldoon
A. &P. Food “Stores
Elm Street Episcopal Church Summer Services Announced
The Elm Street Episcopal Church led by rector Charles R. Peck announces summer services at 9 30 a m Sundays with Holy Communion and sermon. A summer choir will perform.
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Trizty ‘Episcopal
Elm Street
Charles R. Peck
Ann R. McGrath
West Concord Union Church Summer Services Notice
West Concord Union Church on Main Street announces summer services each Sunday until September 2 at 9 45 o clock with Rev Kenneth R Teed as minister Mrs Nina Lind organist and C Waldo MacWilliams choirist.
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West Concord Union Church
Main Street
Kenneth R. Teed
Nina Lind
C. Waldo MacWilams
Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord Notice
Church announces masses at 7 a m 8 30 a m and 10 30 a m Sunday service at 7 p m. Rev Wm F Shaughnessy pastor Rev Joseph W Sullivan curate Joseph P Fitzgibbons organist listed.
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OUR Lady Help OF Christians
West Corncord
Wm. F Shaughnessy
Joseph W. Sullivan
Joseph P. Fitzgibbons
Walden Street Union Services Set for August
The Trinitarian Congregational Church on Walden Street announces August union services led by Pastor John E. Wallace. Morning worship will be held at 10 o clock each Sunday throughout the month.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden ‘Street
John. E. Wallace
Union
Evangelical Pree Lanig Street Service Notice
Pastor Harry P. Odlend leads Sunday evening services at 7380 East Week Road. Public notices request attendance and participation from the local evangelical congregation.
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Lanig’ Street
Harry”P. Odlend
Minister Evangelizes with August Union Services in Lexington
Rev Edward P. Daniels leads union services each Sunday in August at 10 a.m. hosted at the Trinitarian Congregational Church in Lexington for parishioners and community members.
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Mpvist Parish
Lexington
Edward P. Daniels
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Lesson-Sermon at First Church of Christ Scientist Boston
The Sunday service at The Mother Church and all branches will present the Golden Text from John 1 17 and the Bible selections on Christ Jesus The lesson from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy will include Christ as the true idea dispelling illusion and healing the sick The hour is 7 45 reading room hours 12 to 4 daily excluding holidays
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Moses
Jesus Christ
First ‘Church of ‘Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Christ Jesus
Bibl
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ
True Rest as Harmony in Duty, a Robertson Reflection
Quote explores rest not as avoidance but as harmony found through struggle. It presents repose as conquest within effort, challenging the notion of surrender and redefining duty as a source of inner rest.
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R.W. Robertson
New Haven Railroad Maintains Summer Schedules
The New Haven Railroad announced there will be no changes to summer service despite a Defense Transportation Order lifting the ban on sensorial trains to resorts. Officials note the order was revoked too late to act and that summer schedules will continue until fall.
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New Haven Railroad
Office of ‘Defense ‘Transportation
Rattrosd
New York
Cape Cod
Mairie
White Mountains
September cabbage plentiful nationwide amid food surplus
The Civilian Food Requirements Branch of the USDA predicts ample supplies in September for cabbage and staples like dry-mix soups, soya flours, grits, flakes, flour, oatmeal, and dry peas across the United States. Peaches should be heavy in California, Colorado, and Washington with local surpluses expected due to refrigerated car shortages. white potatoes also seasonally plentiful in these areas and the West.
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New York
United States
Office of Marketing Services
USDA
California
Colorado
Washington
Coun
Debate on Black Market and Food Control in War Time
A transcript style exchange features United States Senator Taft and Senator Thomas debating food control, rationing, and the Black Market during wartime. They discuss responsibility versus government limits, OPA effectiveness, pricing, and enforcement potential in peacetime.
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Taft
Thomas
Robert / A -Taft
United States
Senate
Committee On ‘Finance
U’sen
Taft -Opens
OPA
Study jobs for vets in New Orleans program
The Social Society for the Deaf in New Orleans plans an effort to study civil service categories that can be handled by veterans with impaired hearing.
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New Orleans
Farm Bureau Voices on Jobs and Market Demand in Massachusetts
The Farm Bureau argues that unemployment and the need for affordable food shape farming in Massachusetts. It urges Congress to craft plans for full employment without stifling private enterprise, warning against past depres sion patterns and urging swift action to restore work and stabilize incomes.
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Massachusetts
Idh
Congress
Most Winter Mulches for Ground Protection
The text explains winter mulches to keep the ground frozen and prevent unseasonable thaws. It notes mulches shade surface growth to avoid rotting, suggests options like evergreen boughs or straw, and warns against applying until the ground is frozen.
Framed Fragments Point To Unclear Scientific Debate
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion on lake freezing and scientists questioning lands and harbors. The text references time, place, and uncertainty without clear facts or names, yielding a cryptic historical note rather than a defined event.
State House reports July activity rise in construction value
State Department of Industries notes a percent increase in building activity in July over the previous year. One month's permits totaled $60,916 for construction. Locally 2 residential permits were issued for additions and repairs, valued at $23,250.47, with non residential permits estimated at $1,750 and a total local construction cost around $1750 for additions and repairs.
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State House
Boston
T State Department of Industries
Dog drives family move after trove of war bonds
A Troy New Jersey family altered plans following a wartime test report and a stray dog incident linked to bond purchases. The story notes a mother, a child, and the dog involved, with the report indicating progress toward a decision and a push to buy war bonds.
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