Maynard Union Church Seeks Renewal and Upcoming Events
Maynard Congregational Church led by Rev. William Boicourt schedules morning worship at 11:45 and a second service at 10:45. Activities include kindergarten, a sermon on The Second Word of the Cross, CFR meeting, illustrated drama The Man Who Played God, and a church council gathering. Planned Father Son event and a union meeting with DeMolay boys are noted. Monthly Official Board moved to the second Monday, with new officers' lists to be distributed next Sunday.
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UNION
Maynard
William Boicourt
God
Church Council
DeMolay Boys
L N Lon
Charles €. Carroll
Ray Larkin
Ward
Leman Gospel
Albert N' Leman
New England
Hymp Sankey
Myrtle ‘Lindsay
Leman Ayer
Bob—Stebbina
Methodiem
Benjamin Franklin
Ladies’ Aid
Society
Hipworth League
Edith
McA
Alice Grindred
Philathea
Huldah Taylor
Concord Street
Nellie Smith
Methodist Episcopal Service And Town Meets
The article details a Methodist Episcopal church service with an all choir and concert elements led by Albert N Leman, plus a schedule of events and notices. It also covers town meeting actions on sewer funding, zoning by law debate, and budget allocations including school appropriations and debt plans.
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West Concord
Commonwealth
Edward B Gaiger
George Albree
Judge Keyes
Amond Baldwin
Samuel Hoar
Uecy Sheehan
Edward McKennaler
Pripsey
Eral Court
Oun
Montes
Mare
Synthetic Wood From Coal Moves Toward Factories
Scientists note coal rich in vegetable matter can yield synthetic wood for furniture and other uses. Advances include cellulose-based materials and synthetic metals enabling welding with hydrogen units.
New Measurement Method Uses Light Beam To Detect Smoke Violations
Engineers use a light beam to gauge smoke density and test anti-smoke ordinances. A photo electric cell is included in the outfit to reveal imperfections in dynamos. A radio test converts the unit into a broadcasting station by sending 200000 cycle current and listening for buzzing.
Fragmentary note on spiderweb use in early microscopy
The fragment describes using spiderwebs for precise instruments, noting strands must be split to fit in devices. It mentions an English spider conducting work, insects raised for a web resource, and a pattern inscribed on a card in a graphic face.
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