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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1944
Page
4
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A fragment notes the manufacture of the first sheet copper in Boston in 1802. It mentions military staff and a Supreme Court investigation reference, with unclear details and names garbled.
A reader urges early preparation for winter driving citing National Safety Council studies and Prof Ralph Moyer on high winter accident rates. The letter stresses checking windshield defrosters wipers and anti skid gear now. It also urges timely Christmas gifts to support war effort and transport needs before December 1.
Concord interdenominational Six Pillars of Peace committee held a public discussion at the Trinitarian Church parish house on November 12 to review the Dumbarton Oaks proposals for Pillars One and Five and discuss future sessions on economic cooperation and autonomy for subject peoples.
Concord High School announces senior class officers: David Flavin president Carolyne Peterson vice president Marcia Tirrell secretary Albert Paine treasurer Kathleen Dee athletic association representative and Jack Merrick student council representative. A large crowd gathers for the season ending home game at Emerson playground versus Lexington High School on Thanksgiving Day morning. Junior Red Cross week is observed this week.
Students and staff at a local school are raising money for Veterans Hospitals by purchasing materials for useful articles. Miss Alice Lee gave a talk on Home Making to the girls as part of a vocational series arranged by Miss Gertrude Rideout. Principal Willard H. Smith urged continued education for older students entering military service and noted a correspondence program from the United States Armed Forces Institute to help high schoolers catch up.
Jackie Lynch, former Fenn School captain, played guard for Ardover as his team beat Exeter Academy 20 to 0. The Exeter lineup included Chuckie Harwood, another former local athlete. In other news, Mr and Mrs Gifford Allen announce the birth of a son on November 1 at the hospital.
In Sudbury Massachusetts a Union Thanksgiving Service is planned in the Methodist Church on Sunday morning November 19 at 9 30 with the Universalist and Congregational churches uniting. Rev Dr Morris will deliver the sermon and Rev Mr Foglesong will assist. Special music arranged. An official board meeting follows at 8 15 PM to discuss a matter of importance. Youth Fellowship will not meet Wednesday evening next week and a Covered Dish Supper for Youth Fellowship members is set for Wednesday November 29.
A wartime exhortation urges readers to hold steadfast and honor duty through adversity, framing possession of self as quiet resolve. It emphasizes buying war bonds and stamps to support the effort amid dangers and evils.
Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 45. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading Room hours daily noon to 4 except holidays. Thanksgiving service November 23 at 10 45. Lesson Sermon to be read in Boston and all branches on Sunday November 19 Soul and Body. Psalms 84 2 Bible verses quoted. Science and Health referenced.
Trinity Church Elm Street announces Holy Communion at 8 00 a m and Morning Prayer with address at 11 00 a m on Sunday November 19. A Thanksgiving Union Service is planned for Thursday at 9 00 a m at Evangelical Church Lang Street.
Regular evening worship at the Pilgrim Chapel Thoreau Street on Sunday November 19 at 7 30 PM. Rev Howard N Parsons will deliver the sermon and Richard Lewis will chair the music.
Union Church West Concord led by Rev. Kenneth R. Teed schedules a 9 30 a m worship and church school sessions on Sunday November 19 1944 with a collection of vegetables canned goods jellies fruits for the New England Home for Little Wanderers placed on the pulpit. A Thanksgiving Day service is planned for November 23 at 9 a m at the Evangelical Free Church on Lang Street lasting about one hour.
Superintendent EdnarD Price reports October 1944 totals for Emerson Hospital: surgical 42, medical 20, obstetrical 30, infants born 26, treated patients 113, deaths 6, stillbirths 1, operations 58, x-rays 30. Admissions during October 1944 were 118 and discharges 101.
Maynard Union Congregational Church led by Rev Norman C MacLean schedules morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon and choir directed by Harold Merriam Marion Jones piano. Sunday school at 9 30 for junior and senior classes with community children invited.
The Finnish church shares plans for Thursday November 16 service followed by social hour, coffee saved by Mrs Ralph Beard and Jorma Osmo, Sunday school at 10:00 am, and a 3 pm worship. A supper is planned Saturday November 18 in the vestry starting 5:30 led by Edna Kansanoja and others.
Church notices list Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m at Union Evangelical led by Rev John H Morgan with evening activities. Methodist led by Rev Herbert F Fulton holds service and special choir music while calling a Tuesday church school teachers meeting in the chapel. Youth Fellowship to meet Wednesday at 6 p m with discussion and union service planned.
The Lutheran church announces a November schedule led by Rev. Arvo H. Niskanen. Finnish worship at 9 30, Sunday School at 10 30, English worship at 11 15, Luther League at 6 30, and a public program by the Luther League at 7 30. Aid meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 and Boy Scout event on Thursday.
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