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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
17
A Kentucky professor and a university expert argue that farming areas can support populations despite decline. They warn of rising living costs and a growing sense of belonging, noting migration lowers birth rates and could affect long term population in the region.
Olda Banker W A, nearing 100, is a prominent eastern Oklahoma figure with a personal fortune in the millions. He funds community causes, gives free library access, and backs local projects, including a 80,000 bond match, while helping neighbors meet mortgage needs without becoming a soft touch.
A Soldiers Grove Wisconsin family welcomed a newborn son, part of a national farm community on the edge of town. The父 חד birth coincided with a family reunion and highlighted the year’s harvest efforts, with plans for the child to carry on the farming tradition at the 200 acre homestead.
Sudbury report shows the Pastor's Cabinet from Memorial Congregational church meeting at the parsonage on Thursday June 31 with twenty members. They organized a grocery shower to support the Ways group, receiving strong appreciation from attendees.
At Emerson playground last night Concord High School announced additional scholarships. Recipients include June Crowell Pierce Secretarial School Pierce Secretarial scholarship Barbara Cullen University of Massachusetts Lincoln scholarship Diane Davidson Northeastern University Northeastern University scholarship Antonette Donato Pierce Secretarial School Pierce Secretarial scholarship Marilyn Dutton University of Massachusetts Concord Woman's Club scholarship Claire Parker Boston University B A general scholarship Cynthia Heald Northeastern University Northeastern University scholarship Joan Pearson Pierce Secretarial scholarship Shirley Phillips Northeastern University North eastern University scholarship Robert Rowe Trinity College Lions Club scholarship.
Acton Garden Club meets at Charles W. Allen's Concord Mixes home with Philip Vanderhoof hosting social hour. Mrs. Allen will discuss Begonias and display specimens. A DAR delegation attends Hillside School for Boys 50th anniversary in Marlboro. West Acton Baptist Ladies plan strawberry festival next Thursday.
The readable text fragments discuss a sequence of parts and a sense of unity. Key terms appear to reference numbers and a phrase in a regional dialect, but concrete events or entities are not clearly identified. Further context would be needed for a precise summary.
St Michael's Holy Name Society plans its annual Communion Breakfast on Sunday June 10 after the 9 15 mass. Guest speaker William N Conlon will discuss Modern Trends in History. John Earl Dick presides. Salvatore Albani leads a new officers slate. program chair Joseph Saliga and Rev Kerrigan as spiritual director will also speak.
Concord Congregational church marked its 125th anniversary with a banquet at the Scout House. Toastmaster Kenneth W. Rollins led the event as church moderator and guidance director. Guest speakers included Dr. Albert B. Coe of the Massachusetts Conference of Congregational Churches and Dr. Halford Luccock of Yale Divinity School, with Rev. Robert H. Barber also present. Ticket reservations were handled by Henry P. Thorpe of Hubbard Street.
Sudbury Wayland Council of Church Women plans to form an executive committee at a June 11 gathering hosted by Mrs Henry Doane on Old Sudbury Road Wayland. The group aims to be a branch of the National Council of Church Women and has held two prior meetings with delegates from Sudbury and Wayland churches.
Dr Alexander Szent Ivanyi the new minister preached at 7 pm Sunday June 3 at First Parish Sudbury Center A coffee hour followed letting residents meet the pastor Omitted service on June 10 due to Union Baccalaureate at Sudbury Methodist but a social hour will be held at 7 pm at First Parish.
The seventh and eighth grades will hold a party at the parish house next Saturday night June 9. Sunday marks Children’s Sunday with church school leading morning worship for the church’s 125th anniversary celebration and Children’s Day observance.
Reading shows an average of twenty om during the growing season with a total of about thirty mesh of cowth cut. context appears garbled but indicates agricultural yield measurements.
Rev Norman R Olsen, formerly pastor at Beth Eden Baptist Church in Waltham, has been reassigned as full time Protestant chaplain at Bedford Veterans Hospital after serving Butler VA Hospital since April 15. He succeeds the late Rev Frank W Thompson and began last Monday. The Olsen family will stay in Waltham at 11 Banks Street until new housing near the hospital is found.
Thirty seven children received their First Holy Communion at 8:15 mass at St Michael's Church in Bedford on Sunday. Recipients included Glenn Bach June Batakis Meredith Bragdon William Brooks Charles E Callahan Richard Capone and several others.
Bedford Children conduct the first parish service at 11 AM led by Rev. George S. Cooke with the sermon on The Home and the Soul of the Child. Special music featured. Weekly services end June 10 and resume in the fall.
Sunday at Union Evangelical Church featured missions with a sermon on the proper impulse for missions. Evening Youth Group from Evangelical Congregational of Harvard visited after worship. Prayer meeting planned at the Priest home and mid week service at 7 30 pm. Next Sunday hosts Hale High School graduates for Baccalaureate. Children’s Day set for June 17. parents may contact the pastor for baptisms.
Concord First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services at 10 45 am with Sunday school the same time and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 pm in the Reading room on Main Street. Nursery provided for children. all welcome.
A fragment lists a church schedule with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 4 p m and Youth Group at 7 p m plus references to Rev C . imation and Miss oe yeaby possibly indicating clergy and events for a Sunday services timetable.
Pastor Rev Robert Earpilex leads Sunday worship with morning service at 10 45. Sunday School begins at 9 30. Daring Daniels hosts Christian Endeavor at 5 30 and Bible Club at 6 30. Thursday activities include Cottage Prayer at 7 30 and Bible Club at 4 00.
Stow parish notes Childrens Sunday featured a school program and prize awards for 28 attendees. Four children were christened Lynne Race Mark Andrews Peter Schaal and Kathleen Schaal. Ladies Alliance plans sewing meeting June 7 and strawberry festival in two weeks. Youth Group cook-out June 8 and Cathedral in the Pines service June 16. Union Baccalaureate at Hale High June 10 with three-church clergy.
Sudbury plans the annual strawberry festival and fair at Memorial Congregational church on June 9 rain or shine. The Spack bar opens at 11 a.m. A children parade led by Mrs. Roland Cutler starts at 3 p.m. Pony rides fish pond and cafeteria supper at 3 p.m.
The land for the nation's first successful blast furnace and iron works in Saugus Massachusetts is said to have been bought from Thomas Hudson, a direct descendant of explorer Henry Hudson.
Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord lists Masses on Sunday June 10 at 7 8 30 and 10 30 with a Novena to Our Lady each Tuesday at 7 45 and a Holy Name meeting after the 8 30 mass scheduled by Pastor Rev John J Scollan and organist Musicians Gallagher and Dow.
Rev. Michael J. Burke and Rev. George F. Murray lead services at 7 8 15 10 and 11 30. Novena to St Jude every Tuesday at 7 30. Holy Name meeting after 8 15 Masses on Sundays.
Mrs Margaret Ridout organist leads Holy Communion at 8 a m with Rev Henry E B Edenborg. Morning prayer and sermon follow at 11 a m by the same pastor.
Morning worship and sermon at 11 o'clock. Rev. Edward P. Daniels will preach on The Continuing Witness. Music by chorus choir with Mrs. Adams, organist. Communion service at 12 noon.
The West Concord Union Church schedules 9 30 a m church school for the processional to the sanctuary at 10 a m worship honoring children and presenting Bibles to primary graduates A playlet Magic Bridges will be presented with Rev Edwin B Nylen and Mrs Nina Lind in attendance.
Rev Gunnar A Gunderson leads morning and gospel services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school and adult Bible class. Midweek Hour of Power is Wednesday at 8 p m. The Rebekah Sewing Circle meets June 7 at the parsonage hosted by Mrs Norma Gunderson.
Walden Street worship at 11 am features the church school taking over the morning service and a children's baptism. At 2 30 pm the Young People's Fellowship meets to travel to the Cathedral of the Pines and then holds an Ashby outing. new officers will be installed.
West Acton area notices list Mass times at St Elizabeth of Hungary and Sunday service at West Acton Baptist Church Rev David Thompson leads 10:45 service with church school at the same site.
Rev. Cass A. Hempel leads Sunday school at 9 30 with church service at 10 40 percent. Rev. William Kopelke conducts church service and nursery at 9 45 a m with Sunday school at 10 45.
Saluter Mississippi report notes Ben Boose born into slavery before the Civil War says he feels age or not at around 100. He admits he feels all right at times and then not at others reflecting the aging experience.
Rev D Edward O Bryan pastor Rev William Carter and Rev John P Pettie assist. Masses daily 7 am Confessions Saturdays 3-5 and 7-8:30 pm Sunday masses 7 8 30 10 30 Lake Boone chapel 10:30 Benediction 6:30 pm Miraculous Medal novena on Wednesday 7:30 pm.
Pastor Eino Hamalainen leads a devotional Thursday at 7 30 p m Coffee sponsors Mr and Mrs Henry Kytola Sunday June 10 Sunday School Children s Day program at 10 00 am Wednesday June 13 Sunday School children banquet and 7 30 pm motion pictures parents and friends invited
Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and morning prayers at 10:45 a.m. on June 17 and June 24 with sermons. A breakfast for Maynard High School graduates followed by a baccalaureate address by Dr. Go is scheduled after the service.
The Union Congregational Church under Robert E. Burt lists services at 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m morning worship and Children s Day on Sunday June 10. Week activities include a Pilgrim Fellowship weenie roast June 7 at Beverly Price s Concord Street with church transportation at 6 p m and a 8 p m anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Charles Keene at the church.
Rev. F. S. Minableeries D.C.L. announces Sunday masses at 8 and 10 with weekday services at 8 am. Confessions heard at 3 and 7 pm on Saturday.
Rev Robert K Jones Jr pastor Church service at 11 with guest organist Fred erick H Tuttle and choir director Mrs Victor Salloway Nursery class will not meet this Sunday children stay for the 11 o clock service Baptisms class joining church Visit or Senior Youth Fellowship 7 pm in Sudbury Official board meeting tonight at 8 pm Church open in July closed August and first Sunday in September They will swap services with Union Congregational during closures
The annual memorial mass for deceased relatives and friends of the parish was celebrated at St Bernard's Church last Wednesday morning. Rev George F Murray curate led the service.
Sudbury St Ann's Church in Sudbury Wayland parish lists Sunday masses at 4 90 8 and 13 m with daily mass at 7:30 am. Baptisms by appointment. Memorial at South Sudbury for Rev John Dixon Copp with Sunday School at 1 am Morning Worship at 7 pm and Young People group meeting.
Mr. Murray Hammond named lay reader in charge at St Elizabeth's Church with Mrs. W B Warren as organist for a 9 45 a m service. Union service held at the Methodist church features a baccalaureate sermon.
Alexander Szentivanyi D D minister announces a 9 45 am Union Service at the Methodist church for the baccalaureate ceremony.
Rev Robert K Jones Jr will lead a Union Baccalaureate at the Methodist church at 9 45 a m with Rev John Dixon Copp from Memorial Congregational in South Sudbury delivering the message The community churches cooperate for Sunday school at 10 45 a m Summer MYF meeting featured Police Chief John McGovern and leader Harry Baldwin guiding a mystery ride Readings noted six youths Carlyle Burland Barbara Johnson Gertrude Davison Wanda Forbes Clara Miller and David Hawes were confirmed A Children s Day program is set for June 17 at 9 30 a m with an afternoon Sunday school Lebigg in observance and a Corples Club meeting is scheduled for June 13 at Haley s
Congregational Rev. Marvin L. Derby, pastor. Res. 27 Great road and Mrs. Leila M. Blake, organist, res. 52 Great road. Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Morning service at 10 45 a m. Junior group at 5 p m. Senior group at 6 p m. Senior choir rehearses each Friday night at 7 30 o'clock.
Sunday worship led by Rev. George S. Cooke at 11 a.m. Morning prayers at 19 a.m. Mrs Adelaide Newcomb serves as organist. Sunday school also listed.
Rev William E Ek presides at 154 Great Road with 1st Masses at 8 9:15 and 11:18 AM Benediction after the 9:15 Mass and Sunday school follows the Benediction at St Michael's Church Mrs John Fitzgerald listed in the notice
Acton Center schedule lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m and Young People at 7 00 p m Fr iday night Lenten service at 7 30 p m.
The Cleosiondale church invites worshippers to Sunday service at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Newell S. Booth Jr. as pastor and Mrs. Ellen Haapala as soloist. Sunday school begins at 10:00 a.m.
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