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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
7
A man named Mead Alike Fjord Hill Wilkinson explored Woll jon area and found gold valued at about forty thousand dollars. He noted no immediate supply and asked why his chances of success remained uncertain.
A partial, rugged passage depicts a tense exchange among unnamed figures. One man reclines as a weapon glints, while another speaks of partners and a coded stake, with stray numbers and phrases interrupting the scene.
West Concord class of 31 boys and girls received First Holy Communion at the 9 o clock mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Rev. Henry Kane officiated with Sisters of St. Joseph and local Sunday school teachers guiding the students. Students include Elton Allen Walter Carew Terry Cassidy Josephon Rogers William Stoner Thomas Spellman and Linda Applegren Jeanne Cahill Deborah Ferran Marcia Hills Mary Johnson Barbara Kelley Judith Kelley Susan Megin Maureen Malisi Dorothy McMullen Sandra Quairman Katherine OBrien Karen Sperandie Margaret Windheim.
Memorial Sunday service was held at Memorial Congregational Church last Sunday evening. Ministers from several denominations spoke including Rev. Dr. Alexander Szent Tyanyi Rev. Jones Jr Rev. Rollin J Fairbanks and Rev. John Dixon Copp. The address titled Marking Time was delivered and music included Soldier Rest and a trumpet solo by David Bentley. The altar was decorated by the American Legion Auxiliary in memory of departed members.
The annual May procession at Our Lady of Christians Church took place indoors due to rain. Parishioners including First Communion students and Holy Name members joined in songs led by organist Frances Bow. Margaret Nagle crowned as May queen with Rev. John J. Scollan presiding and attendants joining her train bearers Olaine Windheim and Helen Con.
The Women's Parish Association will host 16 district branch alliances on Tuesday morning June 3 at 10 15 oclock in the vestry of First Parish church Mrs George Hill leads the program with hospitality by Mrs Prescott A Suit Mrs Robert S Honebon and Mrs Seabury T Short Speakers include Mrs Frank B Frederick of Milton She will speak on Star Island A discussion will cover next years program Members are welcome and should bring box lunches Coffee will be served.
A garbled Victorian style fragment suggests using water and soapsuds for a wash and a touch of cologne and talc powder to start the day. It evokes a simple grooming ritual to head to work with a pleasant scent.
Fragmentary text questions whether a loving act can extend to those who harm us. It recalls Christian duty to do good to enemies and references Galatians’ example of unwavering mercy toward all, including sinful individuals.
Sudbury Methodist trustees elected new officers Lewis Greenwood president succeeding Henry Horton and John Ells secretary treasurer succeeding Howard Goodnew. Trustees discussed invested funds totaling 8595.86 and rug fund around 100.00. Meeting set for June 4 at 8 pm at the church to consider enlarging Sunday school rooms and a kitchen.
Coffee hour before service on Sunday June 1 at First Parish in Stow from 10 30 to 11 00 am with milk for children. Youth Choir will sing. Unity club meets Monday June 2 in the church vestry and elects officers. Baccalaureate at Hale High on Sunday June 8 with ministers of three a ccess taking part. townspeople invited.
The Mystery Ride will be held by the Sudbury Fhe Women’s Association of Memorial Congregational Church on Wednesday June 4th. Members meet at the church at 9 a.m. Mrs. Maxwell P. Eaton and Mrs. Merle L. Hamilton lead the preparations and can provide more details.
On Sunday at 8 15 mass Rev Michael J Burke celebrated and enrolled 29 pupils in the Scapular with gifts. Six Rose Hawthorne School pupils joined the class taught by Sisters. names include Merk Mullaney John Hosey Elizabeth McCaffrey Mary Fraticelli Deborah Yetacg Louise Richmond and others.
Maynard area churches announce the Da Vacation Church School two week program from June 16 to June 27. Preschool and school aged groups meet each morning in Glendale street St Johnson Ev Lutheran and Maynard Methodist locations. Directors include Maud Anderson Geraldine Preston Antonio Lalli and St George’s staff. Five Protestant churches sponsor the program with ministers supervising chapel and class activities. All children are welcome regardless of church membership.
Stew The midweek service will be held Thursday evening in Tremont Temple Baptist Church at 7 30. This will be the commencement exercises of Gordon College and Gordon Divinity School. The pastor will begin. Follows serene refreshments at the parsonage after returning from Boston. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 7 at the church. Next Sunday will be observed as Whit Sunday at the church. Phil marks the descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost to begin the Christian church. The work in Saachogl gt 9 30 worship at 40 45.
Patrol Judge Jimmy Butwell, who has been filing since his rival from Florida was ordered a short rest by his physician, steps back briefly. The move shifts attention to ongoing local legal proceedings and scheduling.
The SE TRE CHURCH notes list youth groups and choir schedules. Morning service at 12 with hymns by Mendelssohn Handel and Scholin selections. Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship to visit 12th Baptist church at 5 p m. Various meetings set for Thursday and Monday evenings with Vacation Church School slated June 16 to 27.
Rev Lino Hamalsinen leads a May 29 midweek devotional at 7 20 pm with a social hour sponsored by Mr and Mrs Fred Sarvela. Sunday school at 9 30 am. No worship service due to a delegation attending the Eastern States Conference in Brooklyn NY. June 8 Couple's Club meets at 7 30 pm at the home of Mrs Bulette and Mr and Mrs John on Newtown street West Concord.
Memorial Sunday observed at Concord West Concord Union aR Rev Edwin B Stein leads morning worship sermon. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attend as guests. 7 PM Young Peoples meeting and discussion led by San Dynphy. Refreshments after. Church school urged to attend planning sessions. Youth and Senior choirs meet later. a Saturday food sale is planned to benefit a cause.
Readable fragments show a Friday service titled Weekly Feast of Choirs led by Rev. Sddelae with Mrs Adelaide and a Sunday school at 10 Morning at 7m. The item appears as a community church notice from Bedford detailing religious activities and timings.
Pastor William Eves leads St Michael's Church with Masses at 8 and 11:15 around Bedford with Sunday school after Benediction. John Fitzgerald referenced in the record.
Question asks if transport is desired to church for Kenzeth and Charlie Sisson, plus an apprentice rider and William Jewell. Mentions a man named M. T. Sa and Jesee with unclear roles. Text is garbled and names are inconsistently presented.
Monument Square announces church services led by Rev. Michael J. Burke and Rev. Edmund M. Higgins with Miss Esther Costello as organist. Sunday Masses at 7, 8 15, 10 and 11 30 with benediction at 4 30. Novena to St Jude each Tuesday at 7 30.
Rev John J Scollan pastor Mrs Walter Dow conducts Our Lady help services with Tuesday and Sunday masses. First communion class planned for Sunday May 25 and the May procession scheduled for the same day.
First Parish in Concord on Exington Road holds morning service at 11 with organist Mrs Harold F Adams. children christened and class prizes awarded. The Young Peoples Society meets in the vestry at 7 pm.
Trinity Church Elim Street announces May Day services led by Rev. Wm. H. Clark. At 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion follows a morning family service, with an earlier 11 a.m. service. Mrs. Margaret Ridout serves as organist.
Dr. Paul Jewett serves as interim pastor with Sunday School at 10 45 a m and adult Bible class. Morning worship at 11 15 a m and a 7 30 p m gospel service with special music. Evening events include an hour of prayer and a Friday 5 00 p m Young People's Society meeting.
Morning worship at 1 a.m. presided by Rev. Robert H. Barber with Whittredge Clark as organist. Sunday sermon tied to the peoples' fellowship. Worship leader Ernest rt. discussion leader Robert Wednesday June 2 at 8 p.m. religious education committee activity.
Sunday services at 10 46 with Sunday school at 10 45. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8. Reading room at 24 Main Street hours 11 am to 5 pm weekdays holidays excepted Wednesday until 7 20 pm. Nursery provided for young children. Sermon titled Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced includes passage from Science and Health and a Bible verse about the Spirit of the Lord lifting up a standard.
Sudbury notes a baccalaureate service on June 9 at First Parish church with a combined choir directed by Mrs John B Copp. A choir rehearsal is scheduled for Thursday June 5 at 8 pm at the same church.
Maynard parish notes William J. O'Brien pastor and John P. Pettie assistant. Parish masses scheduled daily at 7 a.m with confessions limited times. Sunday masses 7:00 9:00 10:15 11:30 Benedict ion after 11:30 mass. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Novena for Miraculous Medal. Religious education for school children Wednesday 8 a.m. and Junior High 11 a.m.
The notice lists Rev. David Covell as rector with Mr John Murd and Mr Doseld Shoub as students. Services include Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. on the second and fourth Sundays and a 10:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon on other Sundays.
The Maynard church on Prospect Street announces Sunday worship at 10.2 a.m. with a summer schedule. A special Mother’s Day prayer is planned this Sunday. The Maynard "A" club invites all to a banquet after Divine Liturgy on Sunday May 18 at the parish hall.
Dr B Paul Pardy pastor and Marion L Jones organist lead 9 30 Sunday school sessions 10 45 worship with senior choir new members welcomed Lord s Supper observed brief meditation by pastor kindergarten class 10 45 service for kin dergarter followed by transportation at 4 1 Meeting notices include Coyneil meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m service group mystery ride Troop Leaders packing demonstration Wednesday 8 30 p m teachers meeting for Vacation church school at the Methodist church.
Rev F Miaskiewicz D C L leads Casimin's Church with Sunday masses at 8 and 10 and weekday 8 am services. Wednesday schedule notes and religious instruction for high and junior pupils with additional hearing times listed.
Bethany Sisters plan a bake sale on Friday June 6 and hold Bible study on Thursday June 5 at 8. In addition a meeting is listed for Saturday June 3 at 8 and church services are noted as not held on June 1. The text also references a Rev. and Parsonage in Glendale with May 30 events.
Sunday offerings show Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Youth Group meets at 7 p.m. Pastor leads Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Morning service listed at 10:46. Christian Endeavor and Bible Club activities noted with Friday timing.
Sheriff Itchiell Grissom spotted a suspicious car along the highway and called out a warning as a tense roadside encounter unfolded. The exchange began with a demand for information and led to a high suspense moment captured by police radio.
Sudbury parish lists Sunday masses at 7 30 9 and 11 a m with daily mass at 7 30 a m Baptisms available by appointment and Rev George P McColgan ministering mixed OCR yields limits but conveys service times and baptism policy
Minister Mrs James Greenawalt presides at seven o clock church service with Sunday school in the parish hall Holley M Shepherd serves as superintendent.
Local church notices list services at Elizabeth's Church and Rial Congregational in Sudbury. June events include baptism, confirmation, youth meetings, and trustee gatherings with times and venues noted.
Sunday school at 9 30. Church service at 10 40. Local religious gathering announced for South Acton area.
West Acton Saint Elizabeth of Hungary and West Acton Baptist share Sunday services at 7:30 and 9 o clock. Rev John A York and Rev Dera Haleon lead, with Sunday School at 9 20 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m. Midweek service Wednesday 7 30 p m and choir rehearsal Tuesday 8 p m. Local listings show church activities and times.
Acton schedules 9 30 a m Sunday School 11 a m worship and 7 p m Young People. The text adds tips on cleaning plastic imitation top grain footwear using soapsuds and a cloth, with advice for sandal or cut out styles to place a towel inside to catch extra soap water.
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