Post Marlborough Notice of General Publication 1908
Second Class March 25 1908 Marlborough Massachusetts indicates a general publication action under the Act of Congress of 1879. The notice appears in a Post publication at Marlborough.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
4
Second Class March 25 1908 Marlborough Massachusetts indicates a general publication action under the Act of Congress of 1879. The notice appears in a Post publication at Marlborough.
Analyzing Western Europe's fear of a Soviet takeover asks if the United States can protect the continent. West German officials say U S strength could deter invasion but a Russian occupation would threaten both mainland Europe and potentially air based retaliation. The piece notes waning morale in Western Europe and doubts about long term security, with references to Korea and shifting American resolve.
Beulah and Candida, city dwellers, plan to buy a small farm after save and study. They tour country homes and learn farming basics. A love triangle with Barnaby Xerxes exposes tensions as trust fails and a legal step to finalize their partnership looms.
Massachusetts selective service announces 87 local men will receive notices to report for physical exams on September 8. Of 11 examined August 1, 11 were accepted. the September call will induct this group. Areas include Marlboro, Hudson, Framingham, Natick, Stow, and others. New England will see about 3600 called from the 47 000 medic enlisteds to active duty by Nov 10.
An Evangelical Free Church minister announces a gospel service on Sunday, September 3 at 7:80 p.m. at Lang. The notice outlines the event details and time for parishioners to attend.
Marjorie and Eleanor Pek were among nine Scouts earning qualifications for a national camping trip. The group camped Friday night near Siete Hill in Waltham and traveled Saturday to Pelham, New Hampshire, staying until Sunday evening before returning to Cedar Hill.
There was no storm damage in Concord on Tuesday night though lightning was strong at times. Heavy rain is expected to aid late-season crops that suffered from drought, and lawns around town may have benefited.
Sudbury parish notices list Sunday services at Congregational and Methodist churches with July morning worship at 10 o clock and 9 30 respectively. Baptisms by appointment and a Sunday school reopening in September are noted. St Eagerns Church plans Holy Communion and sermon on September 23rd at 10 a m.
Stow IRST Parish Unitarian announces services at Stow. Rev C Lone Richardson Jr leads morning worship and Sunday school at 9 30 a m Miss Annee Davts is superintendent. Youth Group meets at 7 p m.
Morning service at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 30. Christian Endeavor at 6 p m. Cottage Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m.
Rev Ben Simmis is pastor. A church service at 200 a.m. with nursery care and a Sunday school session at 12 noon.
Mr and Mrs Earfe W Huckel of St Hubert s School return after a few weeks vacation in Marshfield Mass Mr and Mrs Arthur W McDonald and family leave Sudbury for North Carolina where McDonald has new business Saint Ruth and Caren Lowell return from Camp Wonderland Lake Massapog Sharon The Salvation Army funded outing hopes to send more children next year Elaine Tulis arrives from Martha s Vineyard visits her parents in South Sudbury Expressions of sympathy go to Mr and Mrs Frederick Olson of Hudson Sudbury who lost relatives Mrs Olson s mother Eunice a hie Cie of Oceanwater and Mrs Emlylion of Belmont condolences extend to friends Mrs Lourie E Atkinson enjoying her annual Sudbury vacation plans to visit relatives Eva former Test Professor Mrs Stuart Edgerly return from several weeks at Ocean Park Maine
Fragmentary notice indicates mass times 7, 3.30 and 40:30 o clock and that novena services are suspended for the summer months. Mentions Our Lady Help.
Rev. Michael J. Bur and Rev. John J. Foley oversee services at St. Bernard’s Church Monument Square. Masses are at 7, 8.15 for children downstairs, 8.15 and 10, 11.30 upstairs with St. Jude services suspended for the summer.
The rector will preach at 11 a.m. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Nursery in the parish house for preschool children during the service. Mrs Margaret serves as organist and rector. Summer services announced for Sunday.
Church services begin at 9 30 a m for Vervey and Orbenit Union with summer schedule. The article notes morning gatherings and church conduct.
Evangelical Free Church hosts gospel service at 7 30 p m with Rev Edward P Daniels and organist Miss E June Union services move to Trinitarian Church west Concord Congregational church hosts Union services led by Rev B Nylen and Mrs N Lind First Church of Christ Scientist Concord extends Sunday services at 10 45 am with Sunday School and reading room hours 11 am to 4 pm weekdays nursery provided for young children
Sunday masses listed for St Elizabeth of Hungary Hoy and 7:30 and 9 o clock. West Acton Baptist led by Rev David Thesaphon with a church service at 10 45. rapid school.
Sunday school begins at 9 30 in the morning and the morning service follows at 10 45 at the Bedford church. First Parish Church Unitarian lists Gest as minister with Sunday services each week.
Details show a church event with nursery for ages 1 to 5 at 10:45 and a church service at 8 PM. References to Union Conch and St. John's in Pembroke mention choir and classes this week. Families invited and couples gatherings noted in a fragmentary notice.
A church notice announces a Sunday service led by Reverend H Ber at 9 45 p m. The brief item confirms worship plans for the local congregation.
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