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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
5
The Maynard church schedule includes morning worship at 10:45 with a sermon by the pastor and youth classes. Special officers’ meeting, Sunday school, choir practice, and youth fellowships are noted with dates in early December.
Sunday services at 7:45 PM with readings from Isaiah and 2 Timothy plus passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The article notes lessons, sermons, and references to divine science over material illusion.
Rev William Shaughnessy and Rev Joseph Sullivan guide Sunday masses at 7 am 8 30 am and 10 30 am with an evening service at 5 pm. A sermon will be delivered by the pastor during the service.
Rev. Harry Odland at Lang Street Concord conducts Sunday school at 10 45 a m Sunday services at 730 p m mid week prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m People’s Society meets Friday note unreadable portions but indicates ongoing church activities.
Regular morning services at 10:45. Sunday afternoon service at 5 o clock. Evening service at 7. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Clergy listed as Rev Walter A Ov Pastor Rev Mark mm Curate Mrs Juli Me A. g inst.
The notice lists Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev Charles R. Pee as rector and Mrs Ann R. McGrath as organist. It mentions Sunday services including Holy Communion, sermon, senior and junior choirs, and a first parish gathering. Also notes First Parish Concord with Rev Edward Daniels and a church school at 2:45 a.m. on December 2, 1945.
A church meeting is scheduled for December 6 at 2 46. The annual Church Fair will be held on Friday December 7 at the church premises.
The choir plans special music for the j occasion. Church School follows Morning Worship. Youth Fellowship meets with the Pastor in the Chapel Wednesday evening. An all day meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service will sew for the Red Cross in the vestry. Election of officers at 2:00 p. m. All members urged to attend.
The South Acton COMGRES ET HORAL listing notes union services during December at 4:45 PM each Sunday in the Congregational Church with Mary Lothrop as organist and Harold Merriam as music director, plus a church school at 980 S.
Pastor Rev John H Morgan leads Sunday school at 3 30 pm and morning worship at 10 45 am Junior Christian Endeavor meets at 3 30 pm with Seicer Chris van Endeavors at 6 45 pm Morning Service and Church on as ca 1b Minister will preach Sermon The Understand Heart The King's Daughters meet in the Vestry on Tuesday December 4 at 2 pm.
A joint Holy Name reception will welcome members from both parishes as they sign applications and pledge the Holy Name. Over 150 individuals are expected to join, with a program led by Archdiocese leaders including Archbishop Richard J. C and Fr Ajilchin as director. The event follows a recent signing drive and prepares for the upcoming season.
Miadis Bell Telephone Co announced 94 600 applicants for telephone service were on file when high demand ended. They will be given service before replacements proceed, an official said. In Cheyenne Wyoming Governor Lester C Hunt estimates 552 Wyoming servicemen lost their lives in World War II with 205 reported missing in action and 147 listed as prisoners.
Fragmentary verse and aphorisms center on labor and mindset. It references a ringing church bell motif and a religious tone, with lines about life, absence of occupation being rest, and a call to ring bells. The source presents scattered, incomplete phrases.
A solemn high mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of Holy Cross in Boston on Friday morning at 9 o clock for Rev. James G. Hennessey a mercurate and Concord native who died while a prisoner.
Community event in Concord features an Ad Fest with activities and displays planned for Sunday. Organizers invite residents to attend and participate in contests and demonstrations aimed at celebrating local creativity.
The column discusses traditional coffee preparation with careful measurement of grounds and water for a proper pot. It suggests thrifty uses for leftover toffee in cakes, puddings, jello, and ice cream, and notes language nuances in Hopi Indian communities, highlighting family terms.
A two-car collision at Bolton and Union streets near Hart injures several Massarelli and Pazaricky passengers. Mrs. Massarelli, 20, suffers forehead and leg contusions. Mrs. Palmer, 54, contusions to the chest. Frank and Domenic Pazaricky, 25 and 26, suffer head and neck injuries. Both cars severely damaged. Patrolmen Slattery, Fitzgerald and Deputy Chief Crotty investigated. all treated at Airboro Hospital and discharged.
A terse report notes a $3,000 bond connected to an egg case in Twin Falls. The clerk records show the bond posted by a “the'nest egg” party, with mentions of internment and total figures.
Fragmentary note appears to discuss weather or storms and eating patterns with uncertain details. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are clearly present to anchor a factual news-style summary.
Mysterious records reveal a plan in Casper Wyoming to sell wool valued at about $1,000,000. Officials note English language confusion in the note and the buyers or brokers remain unnamed as talks continue.
Fragmentary text references veterans rights pensions and GI provisions with garbled names and figures. The readable parts indicate discussion of veterans benefits and self starting business, but specifics are unclear.
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