Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Times and Lesson
Church services at 10 46 with Sun school at 10 45 and a testimonial eating Wednesday at 7 45. Reading Room hours 12 to 4 on weekdays. In the Mother Church First of Christ Scientist in Massachusetts. May 28 lesson on Ancient and Necromancy and Hypnotism. Golden Text from 16 19 20. Matthew 7 15 17 cited. Lesson cites passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Sun‘school
First of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Mary Baker Eddy
Trinity Church Schedule for May Services at Concord
The Trinity Church on Elm Street Concord lists May services with Holy Communion at 8 00 a m and 11 00 a m and a Church Aid Society event on Wednesday May 31 at 2 36 p m with details provided for Whitsunday and related services.
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Trinity Church
Elm Street
Concord Whitsunday
Church Aid. Society
The Reality of Hope Sermon at First Parish Concord
The First Parish in Concord announces a May 28 1944 morning service at 111 with Rev Edward P Daniels ministering. The sermon titled The Reality of Hope will be preached and music provided by the Chorus Choir.
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Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Chorus Choir
Evangelical Free Church Announces Services in Late May 1944
Rev. Harry P. Odland pastor leads May 28 services with Sunday School at 10 45 a m and Gospel Service at 7 30 p m on Paul Encourages Corinthians message Greater Than John May 31 8 p m Prayer Service at chorea Weekly YPS June 2 8 p m at Misses Esther and Helen Thoresen Strawberry Hill road Everyone welcome.
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Evangelical Free Church
Harry P. Odland
Paul
John
Chorea
Y.P
Esther
Helen Thoresen
Strawberry Hill Road
Acton Misa Bleanduens Elected Beta Chi Sigma Alumnae Secretary
Acton resident Miss Misa Bleanduens daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter R Stevens Concord road was named alumnae secretary of Beta Chi Sigma Sorority Becker College Worcester where she is in her first year Mrs E Everett Putnam Ma ple street Acton Center hosted a bridge gathering at her home last Wednesday and guests included Mesdames Charles Heath Alden Jr John Whittier J Henry Engman Walter B Stevens and Allen G Moody
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Misa Bleanduens
Walter R. Stevens
Concord Road
Beta Chi Sigma Sorority
A‘ Becker College
Worcester
E. Everett Putcam
Maplestreet
Acton Center
Charles Heath, Alden , Jr
John Whittier
J. Henry Engman
Walter B. Stevens
Allen G. Moody
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The Kinsley family expresses appreciation for kindness during the bereavement of Mrs. David T. Kinsley. Floral tributes and spiritual bouquets provided consolation to James Edward Kinsley and Katherine Mary Kinsley.
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David T. Kinsley
James Hdward Kinsley
Katherine Mary Kinsley
State to define business districts for billboard licenses
The Massachusetts Civic League seeks a definite code to define districts of a business character for billboard licensing. Currently the outdoor advertising division of the Public Works Department issues all permits, prompting protests from cities and towns. A hearing on the proposed definition will be held May 24 at noon in the State Public Works Building auditorium.
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Arthur Woodman
Boston
State Department of Public Works
Massachusetts Civic League
Tate Department of Public Works
State
State Department’ of Public Works
State Public Works Building
Acton Pupils Thanked For ARC Work
Acton High School and Acton Junior High School students sent articles to Fort Devens station hospital. Abigail Bacon Assistant Fields Director writes thanking Acton schools for games slippers slippers afghans and utility bags that brighten wards and please patients.
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Red Cross
Acton High School
Fort Devens
Abigail Bacom
Acton
Masss
Ned Abigail Bacon
Sudbury High School Students Named Honor Roll Recipients
Word arrives that the Howland family’s son in law is promoted to Captain in the Corps of Engineers at Fort Belvoir Virginia. Captain and Mrs A Klemen Day reside at Fort Belvoir with Mrs Day formerly Natalie Howland.
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Arthur Y. Howland
Corps of Engineers
Fort Belvoir
Catain
A. Klemen Day
Day
Natalie Howland
4-H Exhibition Delivers Blue Ribbons to Acton Members
At the Acton high school 4-H exhibition, Acton members earned multiple ribbons. Eleanor Marble won blue for home furnishings. Dawn Richards and Joanne Vose earned blue and green in dress review. Barbara Barry led several blue wins in dairy, cooking, and record contest. an afghan by the Center sewing group received a green ribbon for Fort Devens hospital use.
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Acton
H. Vaughn Allen
Dawn Richards
Eleanor Marble
Eleanor Coyne
Sarah Jewell
Albert P. Durkee
Priscilla ‘Holt
Clare’ Linscott
Mary McCarthy
Howard — Billings
Charles Vose
Nancy Billings
Joanne Vose
Alice Feehan
Edith Strack
Mary Learmonth
Elizabeth Hall
David Engman
Keneth Jewell
Ruth Byers
Ruth Ann Tobin
Henry ‘Tobin
Muiins
Robert Hall, Jr
Barbara Allen
Barbara
Barry
Barbara Clements
Phyllis Hart
Patsy Barry
Barbara Hall
Barbara Barry
Fort Devens
Acton News Briefs Highlight Local Veterans and Graduates
Ralph Marble of Massachusetts Avenue completed Navy signalman training at Newport and ranks fifth in a class of 125. Betty Marble of Acton High was set to graduate from Baroness Posse School in Boston as a trained physical therapist. The Memorial Hall American Legion initiation drew 96 WWI veterans including Russell and Flint. Middlesex Christian Endeavor Union met at Center Congregational Church with Earl Harriman in charge and Dr. Hawke as speaker. A second daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Livermore of Acton Center at Emerson Hospital.
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Ralph Marble
Ralph P. Marble
Massachusetts Avenue
Newport
R. I
Young Marble
Acton High School
Navy
Betty Marble
Acton High 42
Baroness Posse
Boston
Memorial Hall
South Framingham
American Legion
Russell, Hayward
Carl Flint
James French
John A. Kelly
Robert Lawton
Center Congregational Church
Middlesex Christian Endeavor Union
Earl Harriman
West Acton
Charles W. Hawke
Center Church
Roland Livermore
Acton Center
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Mrs Irving Duren Jr Returns Home With Infant
Mrs Irving Duren Jr and her infant daughter return to their home on Main Street Acton Center. Her husband, serving with the Seabees, has returned to California where he awaits further orders.
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Irving Duren Jr
Main Street
Acton Center
Seabees
Cal
Simple Technique Saves Loss in Transplanting
Victory Gardeners learn a basic method to reduce transplant failures. Key steps include digging adequate holes, avoiding air pockets, firming soil for root contact, and setting seedlings slightly deeper. For overgrown plants like tomatoes, burying stems and watering thoroughly supports sturdy growth and better yields.
Organizations Cancel Conventions To Save War Travel
Washington DC offices report both large and small groups cancelling or curtailing conventions to avoid nonessential wartime travel. The U S Chamber of Commerce moves to mail convention, Rainbow Girls and National Metal Trades cancel entirely, others limit attendance to regional and executive officers.
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Washington, D. C
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Chamber Geseal
Fon Metal Trades
Rotary An- Genationel Kiwanis International
Optimist International
Order of Rainbow For Girls
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Rainbow Girls
National Metal Trades
Cat with Tea Taste Baffles Saco Residents
Pollyanna a 15 year old cat owned by Miss Lillian Denis is famed for sipping tea and coffee while sniffing milk. The quirky feline has become a local curiosity in Saco Maine.
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Saco
U.P
Pollyanna
Lillian Denis
Charming Off Duty Dra Chosen by Wacs
Corporal Margaret Snyder of Duluth Minnesota wears the new Women’s Army Corps dress added to the uniform by the War Department. The washable rayon shanting one piece with military beige color will be sold at cost by the Quartermaster Corps.
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Wacs
Margaret ‘Snyder
Duluth
Minn
War Department
Women's ‘Army Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Snyder
WAC
Women's Army Corps
Minimum age rules stressed for youth workers
Employers are reminded that the federal minimum age of 16 applies in workrooms producing goods, including vacation periods. Minors 14 and 15 may only work in nonprocessing offices up to 8 hours daily and 40 weekly during vacation, with state laws sometimes stricter.
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Miriam Fuhrman
Children’s Bureau of the
U. S
Seer Ned
Walsh-Healey
Y.W.C. A
Y.M. CG. A
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Boys’ Club
County Extension Farm-Labor Office
State Department of Labor
Children’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Washington Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Month-Old Baby Goes On Payroll In Arkansas Contest
Harrison Arkansas U P reports five month old Michael Sailsbury has been selected in a baby model contest. His parents Virgil and Minnie Clark announce he has modeled baby accessories for the fall Montgomery Ward catalogue.
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Harrison, Ark
U.P
Michael Sailsbury
Virgil Sailsbury
Minnie Clark
Michael
Montgomery Ward
Fragmentary Note on Japanese Subject
The text is garbled with phrases referencing the Japanese in a distorted form. It appears to be an OCR error fragment without clear event names, dates, or verifiable entities. Further readable content is needed for a proper summary.
Four University Summer Courses Announced at Teachers College
The State Department announces four university extension courses at Teachers College starting this summer. The program runs daily from July 28 at 9 a.m. Topics cover remedial spelling, arithmetic and emotional adjustments, plus Europe since 1870 and eighteenth century English literature. Further details at University 200 Newbury Street.
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State Department
Elizabeter
Europe
H. Winslow
Germany
Politik
China
America
World
Francis J
Margaret Biethese
Ars Efoe
Addison Eceste
E Joh Smith
Gray
Richardson Smollett
University
Newbury Street
Beavers Decline In Maine Trapper Totals
Maine state department reports beaver catches by trappers fell by about 1,000 animals from the previous year. The figures reflect a continuing downward trend in beaver pelts collected statewide.
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Augusta
U.P
Maine
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