Concord Service Notes Reflect Local War Service
Concord residents and families are cited as numerous members of the armed forces. Individuals listed include Donald J. Dee of Concord, stationed for naval training, and Joseph J. Marrabella of Bridgeport on furlough from the U S Army. The article notes total local service surpassing 800, with many receiving awards and meritorious mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Dee
U. 38
Nsaco Fia
Naval Traination
Joseph M.dford
Dee
San California
Army Emergency Relief aids Bedford area soldiers and families
A section of army emergency relief set up at Bedford airdrome assists soldiers and dependents in distress. Lieut. R. C. Miz will handle aid and guidance. Pvt. John Bernard Coyne on furlough from Jefferson Barracks visits with his parents, noting a prior January entry and a Navy brother at Little Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Parke
Lexington
Bedford Pvt
Army
Margaret
U.S. Army
Reene
John A. Hutchingon
Arena Company
Southwest Pacific
Bedford Airdrome
R. C. Miz
Bedford
Army Emergency Relief
John Bernard Coyne
Amy
Little Creek
Soldiers and Relatives on Leave and Overseas Deployment
Army personnel stationed in Edgeworth Madi and Camp Dix report 36 hour leaves during late July before overseas assignments. Pvt William M O Neill and Pvt Thomas D Tombeno Jr plus Pvt Henry Murray and Pvt Edward F Flannery are listed with home addresses in Boston Cambridge and Bedford Street. Lieut Leo Gormley on furlough with parents in Somerville and Corp Noble B Loomer Jr now stationed in India with the U S Army Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. O'Neill
Middle Street
Boston
Army Air Corps Reserve
Providence College
R. I
Thomas D. Tombeno, Jr
Walden Street
Henry Murray
Cambridge Turnpike
Edward F. Flannery
Bedford Street
Camp Dix
N. J
Murray
Tombeno
Central Station
Concord Churches Schedule and Sunday Lesson Theme
The Concord First Church of Christ and nearby groups announce services at 10 with Sunday school, Wednesday evening testimonies at 7 45, and study rooms open 12 to 4 on most days except holidays. The Golden Text for the day draws from Psalms 63 and 36 with the lesson subject Love and mercy in heaven and on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Concord
Pete
Chet ‘Scientist
Boston
Mashusetts
Sersmon
God as Infinite Love and Mind in Science and Health
The excerpt declares God as infinite Love and Mind, arguing that no physical form can define divine Love. It emphasizes that all real existence derives from God and manifests His nature, asserting the supremacy of infinite Mind over material representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Trinity Episcopal Church Service with West Window Unveiling
Trinity Episcopal Church on Elm Street holds Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Sunday service follows at 9:30 a.m. with morning prayer sermon and the unveiling of the new west window. Junior choir participates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Elm Street
New West Window
West Concord Union Church summer schedule announced
Kenneth R Teed minister announces summer schedule from June 20 to September 5 with morning worship Sundays at 9 45 a m at the West Concord Union Church Main Street. Also noted are services at the Qld Methodist Church Concord corner Thoreau Street and Thoreau Place with evan and electric guitar by Rickenbach and new pastor H N Parsons with remilar Sunday evening services at p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Union Church
Kenneth R. Teed
Qld Methodist Church
Thoreau Street
Thoreau Place
Concord
Rickenbach
Evan
St Bernard’s Catholic Church Mass Times Listed
Concord parish notes Sunday masses at 7 8 15 and 10 oclock led by Rev Walter A Quinlan pastor and Rev Mark Sullivan curate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Bernard's Catholic Church
Concord
Walter A. Quinlan
Mark Sullivan
Oelock
Our Lady Help of Christians Church Schedule
West Concord Catholic church publicizes daily masses led by Rev William Shaughnessy and Rev George F Everard with services at 7 830 and 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR Lady Help OF ‘Christians
Catholic
West Concord
William Shaughnessy
George F. Everard
Summer union service at First Parish and Trinitarian Churchs
Summer union service links the First Parish and Trinitarian Congregational Churches on Sunday. Members gather for shared worship and community fellowship in the historic meetinghouse setting.
Local Notables and Town News Roundup
Dr James Hitchcock 79 on annual vacation. Finnegan triplets Richard Kevin and Paul celebrated second birthday. Concord post office enters second year as first class. annual receipts exceed 45000. Quick freeze plant at Sudbury road and Thoreau street under construction for town lockers. Morris and Sluyski celebrate 22nd wedding anniversary in West Concord. Edward Ellis and Ruth Tompkins Ellis observe fourth wedding anniversary. reside in Connecticut. Musketaquid Sportsmen suspend August meeting amid pleasure pit ban. Oswald Dreschler to announce later activities. 4H campers at Camp Middlesex under Leif Stensby. Middlesex Extension Service directs camp. Rothwell MacRae Jr visiting aunt in North Reading. George and Fenton observe 26th wedding anniversary. Fenton employed at Concord Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John R. McManus
Sermons and Services Set for August at Local Churches
On August 1 at 10 a.m. at First Parish Church Lexington Road Rev Edward Perry Daniels preaches The Undercurrents of Life with Mrs Fred J Boyd as soloist. On August 8 at Harmonitarian Congregational Church Walden Street Rev John Elme Wallace leads Winning Sunday Union.ees service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Road
Edward Perry Daniels
Fred J. Boyd
The
Union
Ees
Hitarian Congregational
Walden Street
John’ Elme Wallace
Evangelical Free Church Announces Week Services
The Evangelical Free Church on Long Street in Concord presents a Sunday Gospel Service at 7 30 p m with Rev. Harry P Odland preaching. A Tuesday 8 p m Young People's meeting and a Wednesday 8 p m Mid week Prayer Service follow in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Evangelical Free Church
Long Street
Concord
Harry P. Odland
Acton Legion seeks old phonograph records for troops
Acton-Commander Herbert Leusher announces Ed wards Quimby Post No 234 American Legion has started a drive to collect unused records. Citizens are asked to leave records at the Acton post office for mailing to American servicemen. Last year 37 000 new records were distributed worldwide. this year two million more are needed. The Legion urges sending any old records to support morale for troops overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Herbert Leusher
Edwards Quimby
American Legion
Sox
The
Legion
Union services and church notices and family milestones
Fragmentary local text notes Union services at National Church of the First Parish at 10 o clock with mentions of Wallace and infant daughter Margan Emerson of Mi Emerson named. July 31 final date for fruit stamps and wartime food measures. Dr and Mrs Re Johnston of Su vacationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daught
Emerson
Margan
Mi Ran
Mrs
Re Johnston
Bolton Slabs Sold in Neat Lot At P. O. Box Mass
A fragmentary ad notes slabs sorted neatly for sale by Bolton. The listing appears under a P. O. Box Mass label with minimal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
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Joseph J. Marrabella
Cos Bridge
Npike
U. Ss. Army
Hie
Camp Lice
Coward
Charnes
North Ban
Orman G. Arkin
unom@ial
Lgt
Congord’s
Derwin R. Hygl Air Corps
Wnton Army Adr
Beg Ried
Broad Road
West Gon
U. S. “Army
Tastoesr
J. Culkins
George H. Harms
la Brook Road
Willam J. Harms
Concreen
Twomb
Harms
Col
Twombley
Concord Company
Guadalcanal
Reter DuBerger
Aca
Poat
Concord Draft Board
Fort Devens
Macurda
Maynard
Linden ST
du Barry Feawoarthe
Se du Barry
Eral
John H. Byron
Union Street
U. S. Army
Edgeworth
Madi
David B. Wil
Leo Gormley
West Concord Barracks
Somerville
Gormley
Mon Oh
Knox
Wade
Concord Churches
First Parish
James Hitchcock
Main Street
Jon T. Finnegan
West Roxbury
Richard
Kevin
Paul
Finnegan
Alice McManus
Messrs DeNormandie and Verrill
Sudbury Road
Morris Sluyski
Old Marlboro Road
Marty
Edward Herbert Ellis
Ruth Tompkins
Harold Tompkins
Lowell Road
Unitarian
Connecticut
Ellis
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Oswald C. Dreschler
Camp Middlesex
Ashby
George BE. Erickson
Middlesex County Extension Service
Leif Stensby
Dedford Street
Concord Post Office
Rothwell N. MacRae, Jr
Belknap Street
North
Reading
George H. Fenton
Central Street
Fenton
Concord Center
Acton Legion
Frank
Main St
Hudson
Assabet Institution For Savings
Church of the First
Faber Two
America
Ours
UN A
Massachusetts Co-operative Bank
Leagl
New Engle
Tance
Jaub
STAWE
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