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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
3
The fragment shows vestry gathering on July 3 at 7 PM and June 28 services, with coffee sponsored by Attias and Reini. A memorial for Eliza Easthope notes 38 years of church membership. Methodist and Congregational Methodist pastors plan July 5 services at 11 AM and a prayer theme series.
Miss Mary Lothrop will lead each month end service at 16:45. The church will not be open for the month as the editor and assistant go on vacation.
John H. Morgan pastor announces Sunday services at 9 30 a m and 10 45 a m Christian Endeavor groups meet at 3 30 p m and 6 48 p m in the church program with morning worship and youth activities.
Court records show a plea entered during a session referencing Sam and Maynard with related legal actions noted. No further details available in the fragment.
Fragmentary note marks the 93rd anniversary of a local YMCA chapter. The text lists a date and city location but specifics are unclear.
Sunday worship at 10 45 with Sunday school, weekday testimonial meetings at 7 45. Reading room hours 12 noon to dusk on weekdays holidays excluded. Golden Text from Hebrews 12 13 and John 3 16 cited with Christian Science references noted.
St Bernards lists Sunday services with masses at 7 00 am 815 am and 7 pm an evening service at 7 pm is noted. The garbled text also references a reeved organist and choir details may be incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Reverend Charles Ri Peck as rector at an Elm church with Sunday services at 8 30 a m and mentions of Holy Communion.
A fragment notes Rev. Kenineth Peter, minister, Mrs Nina Lind as organist, and C. Waldo MacWilliams as choir director, with services each Sunday until 9 45 o clock.
The text records a church service led by Rev Wm F Bhaughdéssy pastor and Rev Joseph W Sullivan curate with Joseph P Fitzgibbons on organ. It notes a 8:30 to 0:30 time frame and references Whaiiing serried at .p as part of the liturgy.
A fragment mentions Rev Edward Tee and a July 10 a m service with music planned. The incomplete text suggests church schedules and arrangements for an event at the First Parish Church.
Joseph Dee and his family of 18 Bedioed Street are mentioned in a note. Dee has been employed on a defense project in the Midwest, signaling a temporary relocation or duty related to national defense.
The Protestant Week-Day Religious Education committee met in the Town House and formed an interdenominational group representing Maynard churches. The committee includes Rev. Goll Mrs. Fred Stokes Mrs Woodhead St George's Rev Niskanen and Mrs Uno Hitanen Finnish Lutheran Rev and Mrs Koponen Finnish Congregational Rev Mac Lean Ralph Mackenzie Union Congregational Rev Fulton Methodist with a general committee led by secretary Mackenzie. It recommends joining the Central Massachusetts Council to obtain assistance.
State House Boston reports the House engrossed the county budget bill fixing Middlesex county tax at 1 856 614 for 1945. The 1944 tax was 1 696 002. The budget also includes 65 000 for postwar rehabilitation of county property.
Mr and Mrs George A Venti celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary noting they wed at St Bernard s church with Rev Walter A Quinlan. The couple has lived in West Concord since his defense work at Waltham.
A health official cites a 12 percent rise in tuberculosis deaths with 1612 deaths overall, amid reports of rising mumps and scarlet fever cases. Measles and syphilis show downward trends, while typhoid fever reports remain absent. Public call to buy war bonds and stamps ends the note.
War Food administration reports suggest reseeding pastures with grasses and clovers can lift milk production and farm value. A University of IA study showed mixed plots with orchard grass and white clover yielded the highest net return, about 130 dollars per acre after costs.
A fragmented notice announces vacancies in a U S Civil Service region. It mentions eligibility details and application procedures including salary ranges and required service knowledge.
Boston report notes House members debate a proposed third cent gas tax. Officials discuss potential revenue use and impact on transportation funding amid budget priorities.
Rep. George Jr. Dean of Oakham pushed legislation to cover half the cost of clearing last winter's snow on highways in small towns. He challenged a Ways and Means panel report that had rejected state aid.
A government notice announces large scale price reductions of about 4,500,008 items covering men and women clothing. The objective is to cut prices by one percent from July levels. Officials estimate significant savings across the apparel market as agencies implement the new rates.
The article notes committee business sessions conducted by President Turner Kelley. The next meeting is scheduled for July 5th.
Congressman Philip J. Orphan urged Congress to act against home front black market racketeers whom he blamed for food shortages and lowered national morale. He pressed for dismissals of government officials he called blunderers and for remedial action to curb price and rationing abuses and shipments that damage nutrition and health.
Colonel F. M. Walbern announces the procurement division has opened immediate enlistment for 17 year olds. Eligible youths may volunteer for a regular Reserve service during the duration of the National Emergency. The plan aims to increase enlistments and fill vacancies while excluding a few applicants with incomplete information.
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