U.S. Maritime Sets New Age Enlistment Rules
Boston announces immediate U S Maritime Service enrollment for men aged 17 to 50. Previously 18 to 25 were eligible. now all 17 to 50 may train unless inducted. Basic six weeks as Apprentice Seaman at 50 dollars monthly. aptitude tests determine branch. Enrolling officers listed in Boston New Haven and Portland offices.
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Marine Service calls veterans to radio training station
The U S Maritime Service advertises positions at the Radio Training Station on Gallups Island BostonMass for experienced carpenters cooks mechanics clerical workers truck drivers canteen clerks and deck hands The program offers uniforms quarters subsistence insurance hospitalization liberty and recreational facilities with age 18 to 50 and ratings up to Chief Petty Officer for those who qualify Applicants should write to the Personnel Officer at the station for details.
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Woman's Union to Meet at Trinitarian Church
The Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church will meet Thursday afternoon October 19 at 2 30 in the parish house. Rev Stanley Martin of Boston University School of Theology will speak on religious education. Hostesses are Mrs Charles F Bowers and Mrs Arthur J Tibbetts.
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Probation After Death Sermon at Concord First Church
Concord First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday School and a testimonial meeting each Wednesday. Reading Room hours 12 to 4 week days. The lesson sermon for October 22 at The Mother Church in Boston centers on Probation After Death with cited scriptures from John 5 25 Revelation 20 6 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Union Church in West Concord Announces V Day Services
Union Church of West Concord led by Kenneth R. Teed lists a V Day prayer service and 7:30 p m evening service on Sunday October 22 with 9:30 am Sunday school for children and 10:45 am morning worship preached by Mr Teed. Programs for Young People include Intermediate and Senior societies with events planned through October 29 and a statewide rally in Boston. Dr Rockwell Harmon Potter will be guest preacher at the church fair on November 8.
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Union Church Fair
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Hartford Theological Seminary
West Cohcoch Union Church
Trinity Church Imst and First Parish in Concord Notice
Rev Charles R Peck Rector holds Holy Communion at 8 00 morning and sermon by Rev W J Kingwell at 11 00 Sunday Oct 22 Church Aid Society meets Wednesday Oct 25 at 2 30 First Parish Concord minister Rev Edward P Daniels preaches Behind Appearances at 11 00 with 9 45 church school and 8 00 Young People vestry music by chorus choir
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Evangelical Free Church Announces October Services
Rev. Harry P. Odland hosts Sunday school at 10 45 a m and a gospel service at 7 30 p m Rev Selmer T Jacobson of Williams Bay Wis will be the ds speaker Wednesday midweek prayer service at church p m
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Rodday Couple Celebrates 28th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William A Rodday of 380 Main Street West Concord marked their 28th wedding anniversary. The Roddays have been longtime residents and he is a local contractor active in many organizations.
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Wanted Cash for Used Furniture Stoves and Bric a Brac
A local ad seeks cash for used furniture stoves and bric a brac, with contact numbers Maynard 352 M or 686 J for quick pickups or offers.
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Joy as Spiritual Heritage in Christian Science
The piece argues joy arises from spiritual consciousness of God's love and protection, not mere jollity. It cites Eddy and Jesus, contrasts leaders with negative thinking, and asserts joyous thinking fosters courage, healing, and faithful service amid war and hardship.
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Christian Science Monitor
Concord Gains Moral Victory In Tough Needham Loss
Concord High School football earned a moral victory with a 13 to 6 loss to Needham last Saturday. The Red and White hockey team opened with a 2 to 1 win over Arlington High, goals by Sue Baron and Kay Dee. Miss Joanna Ballou spoke to CHS girls on Occupational Therapy, stressing its role in aiding recovering soldiers. A Wednesday glee club meet, directed by Frederick Kempf, encouraged full rehearsal attendance for future goals.
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Penny Sale at Monument Hall Draws Notable Support
The Knights of Columbus penny sale in Monument Hall was well attended. Grand Knight Rudolph W. Cui thanks merchants and members for donated prizes and committee members for hard work. Proceeds will fund Christmas presents for council members.
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Veterans Visited by Sportsmen At Musketaquid Club
More than 50 wounded veterans from Lovell General Hospital at Fort Devens were hosted for an all day outing and spaghetti dinner by Concord Motor Corps and Dovre Ski Binding Company employees. The group traveled from Devens to West Concord, enjoyed hiking boating and fishing, and danced in the Musketaquid Club grounds.
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Servicemen Dance Friday at Girl Scout House
The Concord Lions Club hosts a servicemen dance Friday at the Girl Scout House on Walden Street starting at 8 o'clock. G Sherman Blair and Robert B Lorts handle arrangements with music by a Littleton band. Sailors from Daglish and Army servicemen from a nearby camp will attend as special guests. the public is invited.
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Harvest Dance Plans By Concord Women’s Defense Corps
Concord women’s Defense Corps organizes a Harvest Dance set for Wednesday. The community event aims to raise funds and boost local collaboration with proceeds supporting local initiatives.
Community notices mix rummage sale and charity events
Announcements detail a Girl Scout rummage sale on November 4 from 10 am to 1 pm at Mrs Jarvis Derbys barn with donated items to be left on Monument Street. Catholic Daughters host a penny drive October 25 at Odd Fellows Hall to benefit the American Christmas Charity fund.
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Concord couple marks eighth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Edward Francis Flannery of 32 Bedford Street Concord observed their eighth wedding anniversary Sunday. Mrs Flannery is formerly of Stow and the couple have resided in Concord since their marriage. Mr Flannery, now in the U S Army, was formerly a mail messenger at the Concord post office before entering service over a year ago.
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Edward Francis Flannery
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Stow
Defense Corps News Harvest Dance and recruit drive noted
Concord reports Tenth Co MWDC held an October 10 inspection at the Armory where Mrs Adle Frigulietti was sworn in. Ten members paraded in Boston on Columbus Day. October 16 the company transported wounded soldiers to Musketaquid Sportsman Club for a spaghetti dinner. A film Red Feather Magic was presented by Rothwell N MacRae for Greater Boston Community War Bond effort.
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Maxwell E Lawrence Attends Waltham Lions Club Meeting
Maxwell Eugene Lawrence of 205 Main Street Reformatory was among the guests at the recent Waltham Lions Club meeting and supper.
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