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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1948
Page
4
An article discusses converting air and water into a fuel using chemical processes. It weighs energy cost, practicality, and portability for a potential artificial fuel, noting secrecy and military implications if a breakthrough occurs.
A murky passage discusses tolerance for a National broadcast company official and the role of radio in the community. It asserts newspapers are a community institution and that broadcasters should face no sideation, while remarking on listenership of soap operas, mail campaigns, and promotional giveaways.
The section lists team captains and members for multiple campaign groups led by Mrs Benjamin Smith, Mr George Shaw, Mrs Albert Lawrence, and others. It notes names across sections 3A through 9, followed by the Concord High football schedule with a game against Woburn at Emerson Playground on Saturday October 30.
The Kuneliuses thank their friends and relatives for the surprise house warming gifts and purse of money given on Sunday October.
Sudbury Wayland and Lincoln residents press to block above ground Edison lines fearing ruined views and historic sites. Letter argues underground installation costs are justified for long term beauty and life quality, praising Concord committee for presenting factual material and urging informed votes at upcoming town meetings.
The Concord Taxpayers' group expresses unanimous approval of the Sonar Facilities Committee report. It commends unbiased evaluation by Raymond Emerson and committee members, noting careful consideration and wholehearted attention to expert opinions and alternative plans.
October 14 1948 Concord tribute hails Tom Flannagan a honest worker with deep school ties at Peter Bulkeley. Friends Martin Mullaney recall seasonal leaf rituals and shared humor as part of a life rooted in duty and wholesome labor.
An article describes wood as composed of countless fibrous cells resembling hollow tubes finer than human hair, highlighting the tiny scale and intricate arrangement that give wood its strength and texture.
Peter Leeds stars in a weekly WCRB program about science and stars. The episode describes a visit to a local hospital to talk with children and the moon’s inspiration for a future voyage.
A campaign dinner featured emphasis on modest giving, urging citizens to contribute 1 percent of income. Speakers included Roberts D. Parks co host with the chair, Mr Walker introducing officers, and Morgan K. Smith Jr detailing the chest’s administration.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Parette and Mr Mary DiPietro of We aan road Stow announce the birth of their second child a girl weighing twelve ounces at Mhisese hospital on October 13. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Carman DiPietro and Mrs Parette of Stow and Ralph Rosetti of Re vere are listed as great grandparents.
The notice invites all to attend Morning Prayer and sermon by Rev Dr William J Wolf at 10 a m on October 24. Church school begins at 10 a m. All are cordially invited.
Parish outlines Sunday Masses at 1 30, 9 and 11 a m Holyday Masses at 6 30, 8 and Daily Masses at 7 0 a m The first Friday of the month Mass at 7 30 a m noted
Rev Ralpha Bayes D D Rev John Sear lead youth programs at Memorial Congregational Church Sunday school 930 morning worship 1045 sermon by Dr Bayes music Lift Thine Eyes Christian Endeavor 645 led by Rev Copp all local young people invited annual church fair Saturday October 23 vestry 11 special attractions for children
Henry E. Leech leads morning worship at 9 30 with sermon How To Know Gods Will Sunday School follows at 10 45 Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p m An all day sewing meeting of the W S C S is planned for Thursday October 28 The annual Fall Fair and turkey supper are set for Thursday November 4 in the Town Hall
Thursday schedule sets revival events at 7 30 p m with social hour and coffee hosts Kilponen Huikari and Katrie. Sunday October 24 features Sunday school at 10 00 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m hosted by the Christian society with a ship service noted.
Rev Miaskiewicz DCL announces Sunday masses at 9 and 11 oclock and weekday mass at 8 A M except Wednesday 7 30 A M. Religious instruction for high school on Wednesday 8 A M and junior high at 11 A M. Sunday school after the 9 A M mass. October devotions Sunday afternoon 3 P M. Confessions Saturday 3 and 7 P M. Men s Society and Altar Society meet first Sunday monthly.
Bedford churches list service times with pastors and organists. First Church of Christ led by Rev. L B Lartington and Rev. Richard G Sechrist at 10:00 and 11:00 am with organists Leila Blake and Adelaide Newcomb. St Ceet Le Church at 154 Great Rd hosts Masses at 7:00 9:15 and 1:00 pm with Benediction after the 9:15 mass and organist Mrs Brennan.
An Oct 24 morning service at Concord West features Reverend Earl W Sweatland delivering the sermon at 10 45 AM. The event is led by the minister and the church congregation gathers for worship.
Rev Robert E Bull new minister of Union Congregational Church will preach October 3 at 1045 am and begin duties then. Sunday school sessions at 930 for senior junior and primary and 1045 for kindergarten. Mrs Pogee Nold superintendent invites all parents of children aged 6 7 and 8 to attend. Parish band will play for each department. Remember the pantry shower for the parsonage.
St George's Church Thurstey lists St Hilda's Guild meeting on Friday at 7 pm. Sunday July 24 includes Holy Communion at 8 am and 10:45 am with Sunday School at 9:15 am. Sabra League Halloween party planned for Monday at 7:30 pm. The tor will be the celebrant.
Rev Eino Vehanen will speak at 7 30 p m Saturday October 23 in a Luther League program honoring members born in October. Thursday October 21 Sunday School teachers meeting at 9 00 a m in the vestry. Sunday October 24 Finnish worship at 9 00 a m English worship at 10 00 a m.
Pastor at Me Gay at 7 bein. Confessions on Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 pm for adults. Sunday school after the 9 o'clock service. Miraculous Medal novena on Wednesdays at 7:30 pm. Confraternity of Christian Doctrine meets Wednesdays at 8 pm. October revolutions Rosary Litany prayers to St Joseph held each morning at 7 o'clock mass.
Rov Robert E Burt minister leads Sunday School at 9 30 with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 10 45 with sermon and choir. Evening Christian Endeavor 6 30. Week events include Monday minstrel rehearsal at 7 30 and Phil atheart gathering Tuesday 7 30 at Mrs John Manchesters Sum ter Street. A reception at 8 00 Wednesday for Burt welcome at church chapel.
The Maynard Methodist church announces Pastor services on October 24 with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:30 a.m. Sermon titled How To Know God’s See. Rev. Anthony will lead as pastor.
Rev. Alexander pastor Mrs. John Kerns and Mrs. Walter Do lead services Sunday October 24 at 7 8 30 and 10 30 with Novena to begin Tuesday evening at four indicated in church notice.
Fragmented OCR shows names Michael, Claire, Perrault and others tied to church events. Dates and times are incomplete including masses and baptisms.
A brief notice invites attendance at First Church of Scientist services on Sunday with a daytime Sunday School at 10 45 and a Wednesday meeting at 7 45. The message extends a cordial invitation to all.
The text outlines a morning worship schedule at Trinity Episcopal Church with a sermon titled The Prepared. A church school and kindergarten will be held during the service hour. The Young People's group will meet in the vestry. The church participates in United Nations Sunday activities.
The notice outlines a Sunday service at 10 45 a m with a class in the upper auditorium and evening gospel music. A midweek meditation is set for Wednesday at 8 p m and a prayer gathering Friday evening at Allen Holm's home in Lowell Lisle.
Rev John E Wallace preaches at 11 a m with a sermon and morning worship. Sunday school and a biennial Woman's meeting are planned. Location Parish House and nearby Walden site noted.
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