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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
2
The Hopkinton Mothers' group invites attendees to a meeting at the home of Mrs. Orcutt on Friday at 2:30 PM. Poultry and meats are featured on Tuesday at noon and 8 PM at Coch Grange Hall. Everyone is invited to attend the Leader and Wool Dresses event on Wednesday.
Fragmentary notice reports election of reading hall committee members including names like Mrs Carl and Miss Roth. The text mentions a meeting set for October 6 with details unclear and partial list of attendees and officers.
A shopper questions fabric labels and proportions used to identify fiber content. The beat aid to identify tying fabrics is a label that gives details, while the conversation hints at confusion about material composition.
Professor William R. Goles of Massachusetts State College discusses methods to distinguish silk or fabric content using a tablespoonful of a test that shows fiber origin. A meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 39, at the community hall to discuss the testing and labeling issue with a cordial invitation to all.
Mrs Ruth D Morley a Child Development Specialist from Massachusetts State College will meet with two representatives in various towns in the county to discuss early education programs and local needs.
Visiting Doris U and BH de Doris U Associate Demonstration Agent travel through the county visiting homemakers. They conduct a November program with an 8 class session and a 9th organization, showcasing home programs and exhibits in multiple towns.
Lawrence Berg of Waltham won multiple prizes while Lyons Bralit of Carlisle earned best handicraft honors at the community event. The competition showcased regional crafts and drew local residents to the exhibition.
The text discusses Romans 8:2 and Matthew 8:18 phrases, noting Jesus’ mission to destroy sin sickness and death. It cites the Christian Science textbook Science and Health and questions if evils Jesus aimed to end are real as perceived.
Rev W F Ghaughnessy presides at daily Masses and a 5 30 a m service on the day of the month Benediction Sunday is held after noon at 5 p m parish notices list mass times and liturgical rites at the church.
Catholic church notes Mass times for Sunday at 7 2 and 8 15 9 and 16 minutes with Benedict ion and first Friday services at 5 45 am and Holy Communion at 7 80 am. First Friday devotion at 7 45 pm. Weekday Masses at 7 and 7 30 am.
Trinity Church on Main Street lists Sunday services including Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer with Religious Biography on John Galsworthy. Friday events include class at 4.45 p.m. with an on class note.
Edward P. Daniels will preach at 11 AM on Who is we re el iMusic by the Chorus Cabexs. A special parish meeting is set for Wednesday evening October 73 at 8 to consider the organ committee report and trustees' recommendation on parish donations.
West Concord Union Church schedules a prayer meeting next week featuring a ministerial debate on the question Resolved The Church Has Dulaean ts Usefulness. The event aims to engage members and friends at 7:30 p.m. in the church parlor. Sunday services include 9:60 a.m. worship and 10:45 a.m. Church School with evening sermon on Jesus the Son of God and a 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor led by Miss Alice Irby.
The Evangemigal Free Church schedules a string of services and gatherings for the week of October 10 1637. Sunday features morning services and a 7 PM preaching session while midweek events include meetings at Thorenson's Strawberry Hill and a Parsonage missionary gathering with choir rehearsal at the Carsons location.
Local society items list attendees at a luncheon and school events. Richard Flake attends a telephone school for eighty weeks. Mrs Kathleen Uhier newly appointed to youth programs in Brookline may teach piano at multiple institutions. Debts, hospital news, lodge meetings, and debutante luncheons populate the weekend report with named residents and dates.
Fragmentary legal filing from Worcester County Massachusetts requesting appointment of executors and bond. Appears to name a deceased and beneficiaries with a petition date in May, but text is incomplete and garbled.
A fragmented notice describes an event titled Americas mers ito show led by Dr Po, promised to thrill audiences Saturday October 28 at 8 45 pm. The brief hints at science and memory themes and mentions Ramner components and investigators linked to the venture.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions the chapter Ha rere es igs Sunt B the newly elected regent ington and names Charles A A Kimball, R Blinn, and Gaspe Cowl. It references state DAR emiconcs and a tea event, with unclear context and location.
Fragmentary notes show Tierney as committee chairman with Mary heading a group. Text mentions earnings and a Mary Soesane related to the committee, but details are unclear.
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