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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1945
Page
6
Under Harold Fham with Marion L Jones presiding, choir rehearsal is set for Wednesday at 7 p m. The Pine Ladies Benevolent Society will meet Thursday in the church parlors at 2 p m.
The Knights of Columbus Guild sponsors social and religious events for parish youth on evenings at 8:00. Members invite young people to join the Guild. The Feast of the Beasleys and Holy Day celebrations are observed with prayers and devotion to the Sacred Heart. The first Friday devotion begins at 7:30 with the Act of Consecration.
Maynard hig Ben iarterode veer F Fulton Sarsorning Worship at 11 a.m. with the choir performing special anthems. The Pastor will deliver a sermon on The redemption This will be a New Yours sermon. Church School meets at 9 30 a.m. and Youth Fellowship gathers at noon with the Pastor in charge.
The Finnish Congregational Church announces midweek service and social hour with Mr and Mrs Charles Sulkala at the coffee table. The annual meeting is set for Sunday December 30 to elect officers and conduct church business. all members urged to attend.
A Finnish Lutheran service will begin at the church in the evening, with a program sponsored by tragedy Sisters. Refresh Point 2 meeting of Scout Troop 4 at 7 30 p m.
Rev John H. Morgan presides at the Junior Christian Endeavor gathering at 3 30 p m and the Senior Christian Endeavor group at 6 45 p m proceedings held under church auspices clarification of schedule included.
Union church services will be held in the Congregational church in December at 10 45 a m Church school begins at 9 30 a m Mary rep organist Merriam named as direct or union services underway in South Acton Congregational Church Universalist affiliation noted.
The Sudbury Methodist Church holds its regular 9:30 A M service with a special New Years Sermon by the pastor on "The redemption of time." The vested choir will perform special music and Church School follows the morning worship.
The Cambridge School at Kendal Green Weston Mass presents a Christmas program and rising second grade student Betsy Loomis of Old Billerica Road Bedford. Headmaster French notes holiday dismissal follows. classes resume January 7.
The note asserts that flying fish do not actually fly and mocks fanciful claims with a jumble of distorted words suggesting fish stay in water. The fragment hints at a playful or mistaken belief about aquatic creatures and their movement.
Concord First 5 Christ Church announces 10 45 services with Sunday sermon and Christian Science lessons. Hours from 12 to 4 pm on weekdays and holidays. Golden Text and Isaiah 35 10 verses cited. Lesson-Sermon quotes Mary Baker Eddy and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
A reflective passage on daily prayer and purposeful living appears amid descriptions of women performers in the Weald. It notes time of day and personal duty, then shifts to mention gid time miracle plays. Elaborate dances unfold in solemn settings amid lush foliage and theatrical backdrops.
A reader praises The Maynard Enterprise for its news selection and impartial coverage. The letter recalls the November headline about a local newsman returning home from overseas and notes the swift, challenging journey from hospital to hospital amid wartime strain.
The article discusses changing customs around New Year’s Day and New Year’s Eve, contrasting old watchnight observances with modern celebrations. It suggests the shift from sacred to secular merrymaking and questions whether contemporary practices reflect earlier religious intentions.
Annual Tuberculosis Association appeal seeks funds for prevention and control. Emphasizes early treatment, X ray programs, health education, and patient rehabilitation. Highlights decades of volunteer effort since 1907 and urges community to contribute now to keep families safe.
Gordon Smith of Concord attended the 10 year reunion of the 1936 Olympic hockey squad at a Boston hotel where Walter A. Brown honored Berlin team players. Smith scored the lone goal that beat Germany in those games and serves on the Concord recreation commission. St Bernard's library at Monument Hall opens only Friday night 7 30 to 8 30. High school students plan renewed effort on the new age and ha Emerson been pen.
Hudson poultry fanciers gather for the 98th annual Boston Poultry Show at Boston Garden January 16 to 20. A record 6,000 birds enter, with many classes filled and some entries refused. The event features a Hall of Fame for grand champions, $400 in Victory bonds for class winners, and emphasis on production birds with prizes for high egg production and meat-type chickens. National and regional poultry group meetings accompany the show.
Massachusetts real estate sales pace is rising with mixed activity across sectors. The note cites Atlantic crossings by American Airlines, Massachusetts factory employment and wage gains, and high traffic counts on the Sumner Tunnel. Paxton plans zoning by-law amendments for the upcoming town meeting.
A brief Leyte roadside welcome turns odd when three girls greet Warn Decker of Brazil Indiana with a welcome bracelet and one child jokes she is a pistol packing mamma.
State House seeks 45 extra days for trout and a one month beaver season amid flood damage from beaver dams. Lloyd Walker of the Massachusetts Conservation Department outlined plans to protect existing beaver homes and extend fishing and hunting, with a six beaver bag limit and expanded trout season on 25 to 30 ponds. Winter closure for select waters delayed to 1946 1948 in multiple ponds to preserve fish supplies.
The Social Service Department of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts appeals to all parishes and missions to collect canned foods for starving people in Europe and Asia. The letter, signed by Rev. Howard P. Kellett and Bishop Raymond A. Her, invites congregations to bring items to Christmas services and follow strict packing and labeling directions for collection centers.
The Regional Office set new OPA price ceilings across New England for kerosene, range oil, and fuel oil. In Boston area markets the ceiling rises include 25 gallons or more at 7.80 per gallon for Nos 2 3 4 fuel oil and 1.3 cents below last year’s levels overall.
Fragmentary lines reference charges prepaid to a church service center in Windsor Maryland and suggestions from the department about writing senators. It mentions urging nations share of the UN and a leaflet Tale of Two Stables and a peacetime Christmas theme about sharing abundance with those in need.
A Denison worker drove a bulldozer into a water-filled trench while filling radiator fluid. The machine acted as a brake when its blade dropped, causing an unexpected splash and a heavy bass to land in the water.
The proposal labels Nebraska as The Tree Pi State amid debate over preserving local busking culture and state identity. Proponents cite streetside performances and community arts, while opponents call for standardized branding. Further hearings are planned this month in Lincoln.
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