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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
4
A court case examines a string of incidents described as suspicious to authorities. Key witnesses report unusual behavior and associations with German business ventures. The proceedings focus on potential misconduct connected to economic activities and personal conduct.
Frasier argues for better farm fire preparedness including available hand and wheeled extinguishers, proper maintenance, and training. Emphasizes certification labels, regular inspections, and drills with farm workers to prevent fires from chimneys roofs fuels and careless matches.
Agriculture column notes corncobs support many products from Missouri Meerschaums to new plastics and solvents. It says ground corn and corncobs can feed dairy cattle and poultry litter, while offering potential profits of around 20 dollars per ton for corncob based materials and fuels.
A new tree planter enables placing three lines of trees six to eight feet apart in an hour. Operated by a tractor, one man feeds saplings into a narrow segeleden shaped plow. It works in shelter belts and works on cultivated or sod ground.
A reader asks how to change a commissioner's check payee to a spouse for a deployed officer. Answers explain only the officer can authorize payee changes, and that family allowance depends on dependency and care of the soldier. Other letters discuss war bond payments, government insurance for widows, and eligibility for benefits for dependents and veterans.
A fragment quotes Tyron Edwards on knowledge needing digestion into common sense and practical application in life’s affairs. The line emphasizes turning learning into usable judgment and action.
A reader expresses gratitude for a generous gift and asks others to extend thanks. He notes letters from servicemen thanking readers and urges belief in a long, costly war effort, highlighting blood donations, war bonds, and the sacrifice of those in service.
A personal note from Rudolph Currier of Concord Massachusetts expresses appreciation for support and contribution to ongoing Red Cross efforts in the city. The message thanks for the splendid cooperation and mailing of assistance through the May period.
Maynard Jotman and C MacLean direct music with Miss Marion L Jones organist. Church School meets at 9:30 and 10:45 with classes for all ages. The Pilgrim Fellowship meets with Miss Natalie. The Committee of the Lord's Supper will be observed Thursday March 29 at 7 30. Choir practiced Wednesday at 7 30.
Rev George A Koporien leads mid week Lenten talk on Thursday March 22 at the Finnish Congregational Church. Social hour after with coffee hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Murto. Sunday school at 10 am Palm Sunday service at 11 am with solo Open the Gates by Doris Kytola. Sermon Whom Do You Exalt by the pastor.
Reverend Herbert Palin leads Easter week services at The Neo Church with a 11:00 am Sunday worship featuring Hazel Cook directing a special choir and Helen Smith organizing selections. Sermon focuses on The Triumph Over Wrone from the Cross series. Church school at 9:30 am. Youth Fellowship after morning service. Maundy Thursday service at 7:00 pm Life and Suffering. Evening Lent meditation at 7:00 pm Lives and Power.
Rev Halsey J Andrews leads Holy Communion at 8:00 and 10:45 A M on March 3 with Dana F Strong as pastor. March 29 Maundy Thursday service at 10:30 A M followed by Lenten talk for women. Good Friday March 30 at 7:30 P M service of preparation for Easter Communion. J C BF Strong preaches.
Reverend Ai H. Niskanen lists church activities including Finnish worship at 9:36 a.m. and English service at 1:50 p.m. on March 25. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Luther League candlelight service March 25 at 6:00 p.m. Lenten service March 27 at 7:30 p.m. will be in Finnish and English. Boy Scout Troop 4 meets March 28 at 7:30 p.m.
An article from Boston Massachusetts notes Sunday March 25 events and presents Golden Text from Isaiah 40 8 plus excerpts from First Corinthians 15548 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The piece discusses spiritual concepts of the soul God and mind and describes man as a harmony of spiritual ideas rather than material form.
The West Concord Union Church outlines Holy Week events led by Kenneth A. Teed and Reverend Alfred Wheeterine. Easter Sunday features sunrise service at Annatsnac Hill with Dr. Richard M. Cameron preaching, church school, and morning worship. An Easter pageant titled The Challenge of the Cross directed by Miss Lillian Miner wraps the day.
Palm Sunday events at Trinity Church include 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer with palm distribution Junior Church and Holy Communion Holy Week services listed for Maundy Thursday and Friday Three Hour Service from noon to 3:00 p.m. Church Aid Society and box lunch noted in program.
The churche announces a special service to be held in West Acton on Apr 2 at 1 p m. Keith Munson Universalist minister at Acton will have charge of the service. Veeweis will be used to see Real knowledge in its pro Societe L
Stow church announces Sunday. Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 a m. Afternoon activities include 3 30 p m prayer meeting and 6 45 p m Senior Endeavor. Union Evangelical app announces schedule for congregants.
Rev. Herbert F. Fulton leads a sermon at Sudbury Methodist. The church school will close the morning ship service with the theme The Cross and the Umph Over Wrong.
During the month, union services will be held Sundays at 10 45 a m with Miss Mary Lothrop and Harold Merriam leading. March 25 preacher Mr M Roberts will conduct a service and Sunday school 10 30. Lent services March 29 and 30 7 30 p m. Easter plans and communion services noted.
Rev. Joseph Sullivan of Alton is assigned as curate at Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord replacing Fr. Everard who transfers to St. Juvenen Arlington Heights. Sullivan resides with his sister in Dorchester and was ordained recently. Pepperell native Fr. Everard served at West Concord for years.
An Im ceremony of the Cath Scouts of Maynard was held at St Bridget’s church at 3 o’clock. Rev Bernard gave an aspirational talk to the boys. A cel was present from the Hu Scouts and from the National Boy Council. The commendations went to Clark Coran Howes.
A fragment quotes Mary Boker praising truth as a mirror of human nature and urging integrity. The line emphasizes inner honesty and the enduring struggle between sincerity and facade.
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