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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1945
Page
6
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A damaged snippet shows garbled English phrases and misread words including ever gay and understanding, with references to old songs and seasons. The fragment lacks clear context, names, or concrete events to identify a subject or location.
Members meet every Monday at the Old Mill Dam venue for a public gathering. Each member receives a fixed speaking time to address a specified subject.
Concord residents Mr and Mrs Earl C W Lam observed their golden wedding anniversary marking years of shared life. The event featured a gathering at the Wheeler School hall with speakers and parish leaders from St Joseph's Lincoln and St Bernard's Homes. A St John’s party and a Masonic lodge event at Ma Ce Temple were noted with Rev Sullivan serving as general chairman.
The Concord Fire Department reports a total amount raised this year through a community dine fundraiser. Proceeds support station services and equipment needs, with volunteers coordinating meals, donations, and event shifts to sustain department operations.
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Fragmented note recalls a river reach record nine years past with references to heavy winter snowfall and late rains. Mentions present year conditions and game points in several unclear lines.
Concord mourns Lewis Antett Whitney a former insurance man who died after a brief illness. He lived with two sisters Mrs. Charles H Towle and Mrs. John Hintich at 29 Hubbard Street. Burial will be at 230 gas where Whitney resided. He was never married and active in local affairs.
Plans for a sunrise service at West Concord involve the town’s Young People’s groups gathering at dawn. Organizers call for participation from local churches and youth groups to share in worship, reflection, and community fellowship.
In-house tennis practice continues at Concord Middlesex School with the team working under the supervision of Coach and supervisor as weather conditions improve. The crew and players prepare for upcoming drills and skill work at the school gym.
The Women's Parish Association of the First Parish Unitarian Church will hold a meeting on March 19. Members are invited to attend at the church facilities and participate in planned activities and outreach.
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Questions about National Service Life Insurance payments cover monthly installments based on beneficiary age and insured amount. If premiums stay current, policy may convert after five years or upon discharge. widow benefits depend on dependency and marriage factored by official records.
A reader asks if family allowance bonds can be compelled from the soldier's mother. The reply: the soldier may designate who receives his bonds and a court cannot force the mother to hand them over.
A Cambridge reader asks about survivor benefits after a military marriage overseas. The column explains that a soldier who may not have designated a wife as beneficiary still triggers six months gratuity pay to the widow, and that first insurance payments have begun, with possible missed dues.
A reader asks how to locate a son in the Army after three months without contact. Guidance suggests writing to First Service Command at 808 Commonwealth Avenue Boston Massachusetts with full name and Army serial number or contacting the local Red Cross chapter to connect with him.
A letter asks how to handle a deceased son’s government life insurance after marriage altered beneficiary. The writer notes the son died several months ago and seeks guidance on securing the policy despite the wife’s claim. The response hints the soldier changed insurance details before death.
Fragments indicate a note about insurance coverage and a lack of notification. The readable text suggests conditions about actions not required or communicated to the recipient. Specific names, dates, or agencies are not clearly stated in the fragment.
If you are named co owner you may cash the bonds. If issued to the soldier and marked payable on death to you you cannot claim them. If you are properly named beneficiary on a present or second husband’s policy you receive payments upon death.
Inquiries of a military nature should be directed to Pub ations Officer at the Headquarters of the First Service Command located at 308 Com Gbavenith Avenue Boston.
A fragment quotes Mary Baker Eddy on the devotion of thought to an achievement making the element possible. The line emphasizes disciplined thinking enabling success and progress.
Rev F Fulter leads St Helen church Lenten program with a sermon titled The Cross and Love and a Sunday 11 30 a m church school session for teachers. An evening talk is planned at 7 00 p m on Our Neighbors as the series nears its March 25 close. The church board meets March 20 to vote on urgent business.
Rev Halsey J Andrews rector announces Sunday March 18 services at 9 30 and 10 45 with holy communion and church school. Midweek Lenten service March 21 at 7 30 PM with preacher Louis Pitty from the Episcopal Theological School.
Rev. A Kon presides with devotional service Thursday March 15 in the vestry. Sunday March 11 features Sunday school at 10 00 a.m. and morning worship at 11 00 a.m. Miss Doris Kytola sings. An English language service is planned at 3 p.m. Coffee table sponsored by Mr and Mrs Kalle Diavanka. Church repairs committee to meet after the service.
Union Congregational Norman presents Sunday services led by Pastor Rev Norman C MacLean with a 10 am worship and choir music directed by Harold Mertiam. Church school begins at 9 30 am for Beginners Kindergarten and Primary. Pilgrims class at 6 pm led by Natali Goodwin. Rev William W Clark of East Boston's Baker Maverick Church will speak at the mid week Lenten service March 21 at 7 pm followed by choir rehearsal.
Pastor A H Niskanen announces March 15 as Pastor Tot day with church events on Sunday March 18 a Finnish worship at 9 30 a m followed by 10 80 a m service No other services this Sunday Lenten cycle continues March 20 with Boy Scout Troop activities and related emphasis
Fragmentary notice records a legal matter involving South Acton Congregational Church and an individual named Harry Roberts. The text mentions a church address, an organ, and a service on a Sunday in March, with unclear details about proceedings or claims.
Reverend Kenneth Reed leads Sunday worship at the West Union Church with morning rites at 11 30 a m. and church school sessions for Primary Junior and Senior departments beginning earlier.
Masses at Our Lady Church in West Concord Sunday morning at 8:30 and 10:30. Lenten music will be performed with Joseph Fitzgibbons as organist. School classes follow the second mass.
Pilgrim Chapel on Thoreau Street will hold its regular 7:30 p m service on March 1 with Rev Howard N Parsons delivering the sermon. Special music will be arranged.
The Evangelical Free Church led by Pastor Harry P. Odland holds a birthday day book service at 10 45.2 am with Gospel Service followed by prayer meeting at an announced place. The Sunday program includes a weaved Bible reading and a morning service.
Edward P Daniels, minister, will lead Sunday March 18 1945 at Piper Parish Concord. Church School at 9 45 a m Morning Service in Church Hour Kindergarten at 11 am. Sermon subject So Little Time. Young People group meets in Vestry at 8 pm Pictures of Modern Transportation program. Couples meet in Vestry Saturday evening March 17.
Congregation will hold worship with Pastor Rev John Elmo Yee and lay leader at 11 o clock. Lenten service follows at 4 30 P M with Superintendent T Stowe.
Sunday masses at 7 8 15 and 10 o clock in St Bernard’s church with Sunday school after the 8 15 mass. Junior choir will sing Lenten music at 8 15 and Missette A MacLean directs the organ at 10 o clock.
Saeed Episcopal Elm Street announces services for March 18 morning communion at 8 00 and morning prayer with sermon. March 21 at 11 30 am Holy Communion followed by a box lunch at 12 00 and a 1 00 pm book review by Mrs Hans. Miller.
Services held Sundays at 10 45 with Sunday school. testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 45 pm. Reading Room in church edifice hours from noon to 4 pm on weekdays and holidays excepted. Bible verses Psalms 119 referenced.
Regular morning worship at 9:30 with sermon titled The Cross and Love led by Rev Herbert F Fulton. Church school to follow worship and youth fellowship plans a weekly meeting resuming Wednesday April 4 at 8:00 pm.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and phrases related to a Christian Science reference and an unclear capture. The text includes references to Mr Baker and Eddy and a scattered discussion of an order or pairacle.
Fragmentary quotation reflects a meditation on gentleness and self-control. It ponders gratitude to those who shaped us and our relationship to nature, suggesting restraint when anger cannot be afforded and urging steadiness in conduct.
A Lions Club night meeting at Millee ea recognized attendance prizes won by Lantz and Maxwell. Lion Lawrence presented a seven-name military honor, sympathy was sent to Lion Fy Petersen, and Blood Donors committee work was noted as a model for future honors. The next meeting agenda was announced by President Rothwell N. and titled the Wi Fronts.
Patrolman and Robert P. re of 2 ve street observe a silver wedding anniversary. The couple were wed at ante fo gre t eo a.
The CYO team edged its rival by one point in a close game described as a decisive narrow victory. A upcoming event at Monument Hall will be hosted by the church service, details noted in the church notice.
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