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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
7
Rev. Herbert F. Fulton will lead Sunday service with no topic stated and the choir arranging a Memorial Sunday music program. The church Sunday school opens at 9 30 a m with classes for all ages.
George Koponen pastor Desday May 23 midweek service at 7 30 p m followed by social hour Coffee table sponsored by Carl Ja Cai May 26 Sunday service will be omitted due to Congregational Conference held in Worcester Mr and Mrs Abel Ikkinen attend as delegates from the parish
Pastor Norman MacLean joins worship at Union Congregational Church in Simi. Miss Marion L. Joies leads church school sessions at 9 30 and 10 45 a m.
Church schedule lists services over two Sundays with Finnish and English worship. May events include choir at 7:30 PM, Finnish assembly 9:30 PM, English service 10:45 AM, and a May 27 congregation meeting at 7:30 PM. May 28 Luther meeting at 11 Summit St Tecaiuas. May 29 Troop 4 meets in red vestry at 7:30 PM.
Rector Rev Harry E Goll leads Holy Communion at 8 00 am Sunday May 26 with church school sessions for upper grades and kindergarten to primary depart at 9 30 and 10 45 respectively and sermon. Honorary League meeting Tuesday May 28 at 7 30 pm notes. Western branch the ace school union for American School teachers held at Trinity Church in Concord.
Music director Merriam announces organist led services at Universalist Church during the month with morning worship at 10 45 a m and church services at 9 30 a m on Sundays.
Rev John H. Morgan leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m In later afternoon a meeting is planned at 30 p m with Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
The church announces morning services on Sundays at 9 45 and 10 45 o'clock with children's activities noted for June 2. The readable fragments indicate regular Sunday worship at the Concord church location.
The fragment notes a transition from a day bar setting to an evening or night scene titled Into Eternity, attributed to Thomas Carlyle in a dated style. The readable portion suggests a literary or reflective piece featuring a shift between daylight and night. Further specifics are unclear in the OCR snippet.
St Bridget’s announces Sunday Masses at 10 15 and 11 30 in the main church with a 9 00 Children’s Mass in the lower church. Novena devotions and rosaries are held Tuesday and Friday evenings, and May procession and Ascension Day Holy Day activities include confessions and a Solemn High Mass with an Italian sermon. Rev Bernard M Kane will lead May 30 ceremonies at St Bridget’s cemetery with the American Legion as orator.
Sudbury Methodist Church in Werder Pultoss will host a memorial service for Rev Duplissey on Sunday May 26. The South Cow Church delegation, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will attend along with members of South Congregational Church. Special music features a choir as church school ends the service.
Memorial Day observances fill the week with services and gatherings. Pallant lists Sunday worship at 11, church cen ter at 9 30, Junior Christian Endeavor meeting and officers installed, and a choir rehearsal at 8 under Mrs Charida Presley. The piece urges remembrance of heroes and dedication.
Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school at 10 45 Testimonial meetings every Wednesday at 745 Reading Room open daily 4 pm except holidays The Golden Text from First Corinthians 3 16 The body is the temple of the Holy Ghost The real identity is unchanged despite sensation and change
Morning masses at Ka wie and 10 30 o clock. Evening service of Rosary. Benediction at 7 o clock. Sunday June 2 First Communion Sunday for the children.
Rev. W. F. Berdose Weireten outlines morning masses at 7 and 8 o clock. Memorial Sunday services at 2 30 p m. May Procession at 3 p m. Evening service includes Rosary Litany and Novena followed by Benediction at 5 p m.
Trinity Rev Charles R. , Mrs Ann Root McGrath organist schedule includes Holy Communion at 9 00 am and Morning Prayer at 11 00 am. Junior church and sermon Monday May 27 Western Branch Church School meeting 6 30 pm service 6 45 pm supper then meeting. Children's fair May 25 1 30 to 5 30 pm 82 Main Street. Middlesex School Chapel Ev service at 5? ame. Trinitarian Congregational Church Walden Street Rev John E Wallace Sunday School 9 30 am Creek Russell Davis superintendent Morning worship with sermon and special music at 11 00 am.
The Evangelical Free on Long Street lists a May 3 day school at 10 45 am Bible class at the same hour and a Gospel Meeting at 7 pm with the message Co Laborers With Christ. The First Parish Church Rev Edw P Seniela preaches May 12 with a 11 am service titled The Fabled Power, chorus music, and a Young People’s Group meeting at 7 pm.
The town clerks bulletin reports no violations of fish and game laws in Concord and West Concord, praising local sportsmen as law abiding. It notes the last reported violation was from a West Concord man last November, highlighting an exceptional compliance record.
Concord notices report several births: John T. Algeo and Catherine Burke announce a son born May 12 at Waltham Sanderson Hospital. John R. Bemis and Charlotte Hutchins welcome son John Gordon born May 10 at Emerson Hospital. Major and Mrs Wendell Lapham celebrate daughter Gwendolyn Eye in Detroit. John J. Bent Jr and Mary A. Condon announce daughter Sally Ann born May 13 at Emerson Hospital. Richard J. Loughlin and spouse announce son born May 18 at Emerson Hospital. Portable sawmills support Medicine Bow timber crop of 27 million feet.
Attendance records by grade at Center and West schools list students with perfect attendance and those with no perfect attendance. The long roster includes names such as Nancy Caquette John Coughlin James Robinson Ruth McGovern Lucy Newport Margaret Sexton Susan Stapel and many others across grades 1 to 6.
The Acton 4-H clubs hold an annual exhibition Friday evening May 24 at 7 30 in the Acton Woman's clubhouse Acton Center. Girls under Kathleen Swearley and Caroline Gates model garments directed by Mrs Seaward Mrs George Newton and Mrs Fred Richards. Food clubs led by Mrs Kenneth Jewell exhibit packed lunch boxes. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited.
The Bedford chapter No 155 met in Town hall led by W M Olive A Bieron. Reports from secretary and committees were read and accepted. A June supper invitation from First Parish Italian church was accepted and Evelyn Thresher named chair. A skit by Jewel club members was performed.
A fragmentary local notice recounts a family account involving Mrs Morus Dowsell and Mrs Edna Comte with reference to Edmy and Huth A Livermat in a community record. The text is incomplete but indicates a ceremonial or membership context.
Unclear weather report notes snow and possible disruption in the area as residents face rolling snow and potential hazards amid unsettled conditions.
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