Forests as Crops and News Influencers in Canada and U S
The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph reports rising forest use figures and waste. It breaks down the yearly consumption by sector: 3.4 percent commercial cut, 22.7 percent pulp and paper, 30.9 percent fuel wood, 5.6 percent exports, and 40.8 percent lumber and miscellaneous products. The piece argues forests are a crop with a cycle longer than grain, demanding forethought for best returns. It notes pests and fires degrade about one eighth of the yearly usage.
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Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph
Too Many Clothes In Heatwave City Woes
A midsummer scene portrays a drenched urban worker trapped in a stifling office and crowded streets. He longs for vacation while pondering how to afford his wife’s new hat, reflecting on social patterns amid heat and weariness.
Emerson Playground seating woes spark town debate
Spectators cannot see game action as most must stand, with cramped seating and a leaky fountain. Residents urge improvements before next town meeting, noting Concord High football may draw crowds if stands are expanded.
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Emerson Playground
Emerson Playgrat
Concord
High
Concord High
Homes for Vets Progressing in West Concord
The Homes for Vets committee seeks to obtain eight lots amicably at minimal cost for building and garden space. They aim to avoid eminent domain and plan to take title on Besta OReentich property, urging fair prices and noting veterans’ sacrifices amid concerns over inflated land values.
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Crty
Heelers Ord
Henry H. Bt
West Concord
Maynard St George's Church Notices
Rev Harry E Goll and Gordon S Price lead a St Hilda's Guild meeting September 5 at 7 00 p m Morning prayer and sermon September 8 at 10 45 Rector preaches September 9 at 7 30 p m Sabra Sea event September 10 at 7 30 p m St George's Athletic Club meeting announced
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ST. George's
Harry E. Goll
Gordon S. Price
St. Hilda's Guild
Genin
Sabra Sea- Sueatiag
St. George's. Athletic Club
Union Congregational Church Services and Activities
Rev Norman MattLeen will lead Sunday service at 10 45 with the pastor in charge. Church council meets Monday at 7 30 at the parsonage. Sunday school resumes. Cub Scouts show motion pictures Saturday at 7 pm and offer pony rides September 14 all day.
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Norman MattLeen
Union Congregational Church
Norman Srs Wimn
St Johns Ev Lutheran Church Weekly Activities Notice
St John s Ev Lutheran Church lists services cancelled on September 8 due to Fall festival in West Barnstable. The week includes Boy Scout Troop 4 meeting September 9 at 7 30 p m Bethany Sisters gathering at Mrs Holappa s home. Lutheran Brotherhood at Matti Heinonen s home September 10 at 7 30 p m. and Bible Study in English September 11 at 7 30 p m focusing on The Acts of the Apostles.
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Arvo H. Niskanen
Ressel
West Barnstable
Bethany Sisters
J. Holappa
Nason Street
Lutheran Brotherhood
Matti Heinonen
Finnish Congregational Church Mayn Weeknight Service
Midweek service at 17 Pp. a Andrew Group Mass. will be the speaker. A social hour follows sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Sunday School teachers meeting in the vestry at 5 on Tuesday September 20.
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Mayn
Andrew Group
Mass
J Johnson
Local Veterans Housing Committee Seeks Land Near Schools
The committee appeals for suitable lots on improved streets by schools and the shopping district to support a local housing project for 16 residents. Citizens with land to donate should contact the committee as the effort relies on local support and wide community interest.
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Veterans Housing Committee
Concord Congregation Resumes Morning Services
Morning services resume on September 8 at 11 o'clock with a sermon by the pastor Rev. John Blyse and organist Elizabeth Pappineau. The Suffolk congregation holds services at their church.
Reverend Sweatlind Sermon at FIRST PARISH service
The First Parish announces Sunday morning services at 10:45 led by Reverend Earl K Sweatlind, with chorister C W MacWilliams and Minister Suen. The message titled Together We Live will be preached. All are welcome to attend.
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Roe Oronen Union
Earl K. Sweatlind
Nira Aie Drake C. W. MacWilliams
Vereington Road
Lex
Bes
Saplace
Trinity Episcopal Organist Mrs Ann Reot McGrath
Morning services listed for Trinity Episcopal include 9 36. At Lady Help of Christians Church Catholic, Rev W F Shaughnessy pastor Joseph W Sullivan curate masses are at 7 8 30 and 10 30 with Rosary Litany and Novena followed by Benediction at 5.
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Trinity -Episcopal
Ann Reot McGrath
Lady Help OF Christians Church
W. F. Shaughnessy
Joseph W. Sullivan
St Bernard Parish Mass Schedule and Clergy
St Bernard's Church lists Father Michael J Burke as pastor with Mark P Sullivan as curate. Masses are held Sundays at 8 36 and 10 30 with Benediction after the latter. Juliette A MacLean is noted as curate. Carlisle is listed as the location.
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St. Bernard's Church
Michael J. Burke
Mark P. Sullivan
Juliette A. MacLean
Carlisle
Free PdltEA Pastor Reopens City School Evening Prayers
In a local church setting a pastor announces the reopening of a city school with a 10 45 p m start time and an evening program. Midweek prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday at the church.
Sunday Church Services and Lesson Subject
Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school at 10 43. Prayer and testimony meeting Wednesdays at 7 45. Reading Room in church hours two to four. Lesson subject Man to be read in service.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist Concord
Abe
Sudbury Methodist Church Reopens Sermon On Indecisive Age
Rev. Herbert F. Fulton returns from vacation to lead service at 9 30 a m with a sermon on Our Indecisive Age. The choir plans a special music program. Official board meets September 11 at 9 30 p m in the vestry. all members urged to attend for decisions.
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Methodist
Herbert F. Fulton
RB Hectig
First Presbyterian Church Sees Pulpit Change
First Pure Church notes a service time change to 9 30 p m. Regular pastor John M Foglesong will return to the pulpit. Community Sunday School gathers at 9 30 a m.
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John M. Foglesong
First
Memorial Cororee at South Sudbury Church
Memorial service announced at South Sudbury First Church with Rev. Frederick Duplissey as pastor and Mrs. Charles Presbey as choir director. Grange Sunday features guest speaker Charles M. Gardner, with Middlesex Grange officers assisting and the senior choir under Mrs. Presley performing two anthems.
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Qual Church South Sudbury
Frederick Duplissey
Charles. Presbey
Albert Tallant
Elinor Bentley
Grange
Charles M. Gardner
Dea
Peconel Grange
Charles Presley
Peseur
Fe Hawes
Middlesex Adhurs Grange
Christian Endeavor
South Acton church services announced for May
Harold Merriam director and Miss Mary Pothrop will lead church services at Orca Church during May. Services start at 10:15 a.m. and continue weekly through the month with details listed in the parish notice.
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Gonanegational Church
Harold Merriam
Mary Pothrop
Crean
Orca
Fragmentary Text Reflects Theological Language
A truncated excerpt presents disjoint phrases about offspring, beauty and goodness, with references to God and ancestry. The text reads as a fragmentary meditation or sermon-like note, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Concord High School Principal Weds Ex Teacher In Maine Church
Etta Additon daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest F Additon of Leeds Mairie married Willard Smith of Concord at the Greette Maine Baptist Church. Rev William E Ricker officiated. The bride taught at Concord High School and the groom is principal there. They will reside at 50 Thoreau Street Concord.
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Concord
Thurlie
Etta Additon
Ernest F. Additon
Leeds
Mairie
Willard Smith
the Baptist Church
Greette
Maine
William E. Ricker
Concord High School
George F. Davidson, Jr
Erma
Phyllis Avdditon
Mr. Smith
Gilman Lawyer
Waban
Elden F. Addison
Laurence W. Scammon
Stoneham
Bates College
Boston University
Chester H. Smith
Exeter
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
University of New Hampshire
Harvard
Thoreau Street
Committal for College Teacher Is Held Here
Committal services took place at Sleepy Hollow cemetery last Saturday for Dr. Ernest Rutherford Groves 69 author and teacher who died suddenly at his Arlington Heights summer home. He taught at Boston University this summer and was a sociology professor at the University of North Carolina. An honorary Doctor of Humanities was awarded by Boston University last May. Surviving are his second wife Gladys Hoagland and four daughters. His first wife Dorothy Doe of Rollinsford NH died in 1916.
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Concord
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Ernest Rutherford Groves
Arlington Heights
Boston University
University of North Carolina
Gladys Hoagland
Dorothy Doe
Rollinsford
New Hampshire
Old-fashion Country Auction at Center Congregational Church
Acton townspeople prepare for a Saturday auction sponsored by Center Congregational Church from 10 30 to 6 30 with Arthur Magurn as auctioneer. A 6 30 home baked bean supper chaired by Mrs William Leafs follows, with junior fellowships offering refreshments on the grounds. Donations encouraged by calling Acton 175 for pickup.
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Acton
Center Congregational Church
Arthur Magurn
William Leafs
Correction of Birth Anniversary and Historical Note
In Concord the last issue misidentified Robin Lee Mara as a son. It should read his sister, the year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Mark Mara of 18 Bedford Street. The item also notes that Canada thistle arrived in the U S with Burgoyne s Army and some foreign missionaries between 1777 and 1800.
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Concord
Onehildren
The
Enterprise
Robin Lee
Mara
Robert Mark Mara
Bedford Street
Canada
U. S
Burgoyne
Stow Union Evangelical Church Seeks Rev John Morgan
Stow Union Evangelical Church announces seeking Reverend John H. M. Morgan as pastor. Officials invite congregants to join in the selection process and note church activities and service times.
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UNION EVANGELICAL _ CHURCH
John HM. Morgan
Concord Antiquaries House Officer Geor ge Toile visit noted
In Concord W arer and Middlesex area notes mention Ralph Holden returning from the Maine coast and a visit by Worcester Po mona Granges. The report describes a running figure and a dog bicycle feeding under him, with Old Concord D A R to meet at Mrs. Daniel Lothrop s Wayside.
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W. Rourefalrent
Ralph Holden
Maine
Middlesex
Worcester Pomona
Concord Antiquaries
Geor
Ge Toile
Siapkh
Spieywist Yoong
Drew
Old Concord
D.A.R
Daniel Lothrop
Funeral held for Lt James J Mafisfield at St Bernard
Funeral services for Lieut James J Mafisfield who was killed at Chateau Thierry on July 20 1918 were held at St Bernard's Church with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. The local Legion post is named after him and assisted in the services. In other notes Boston Tigers were beaten by Concord 9-8 as Elmer Duggan pitched a six hitter. Bulger and Cousins starred for the Batters. Concord Junction defeated Lincoln led by McWilliams pitching. Paul Edwardson bought a new Ford car. High school practice opened under Coach Potknan Maynard topped Concord four dollars at Legion Field Day Morrill bested Fred Loftus. Concord beat Lexington on Elmer Duggan's hurling.
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James J.” Mafisfield
Chateau Thierry
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s
Legion Post
Boston Tigers
Concord
Elmer Duggan
Bulger
Cousins
Junction
Lincoln
McWilliams
Paul Edwardson
Thas
Potknan
Maynard
Cardinals beat West Medford on Barrett five hitter
West Concord notes Archie Barrett pitched a five hitter to lead the Cardinals over West Medford 11 to 1. Concord Rotary meets with President Thomas Leer, speaker Joseph J Leonard. Public schools open, Alfred Lufkin sells 295 Main to Kris Anderson. Bids for Concord Post Office erection received. Charles G Robinson runs for representative with broad Concord improvements. Company H under Captain William A Hagerty returns from Falmouth duty.
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West Concord
Cardinals
West Medford
Archie Barrett
Concord Rotary
Thomas Leer
Joseph J Leonard
Concord
Alfred Lufkin
Main Street
Kris Anderson
New Concord
Charles G. Robinson
Company H
William A. Hagerty
Falmouth
Concord News Briefs Include Marriages and School Work
Juliette Dolan and Eric Waldemar Ander wed at St Bernart's rectory with Fr Mal Byron Ewart Woodman also wed to Mibel R. Missie Eey marries Harold D. Miller at West Concord Union Church. Re-surfacing work begins on Cambridge Tullphite under Supt Elmer Senina. Concord football prep kickoff as 30 boys report for practice. Local rabies cases prompt dog strain orders for a period. Reported totals reach over 463 million in investments and 71,000 in expenses.
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Ud Seater
Lions Club Meeting and Winter Program Location
The Lions Club will meet at 6 30 PM in the Ho Restaurant West After supper a Sion will be held A program follows The club meets on the second and fourth Mondays each month with a winter program planned The club charter date is 194] and last month’s meeting followed routine motions.
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Concord
Scord Lions
Room of the Ho
Lions
Concord Lions Meet and St Bernard’s Football Clash
Fragmented notices show Concord Lions meeting at 6 30 and football game Concord Board and Concord High vs St Bernard’s at Fitchby with a 6 o clock start plus a memorial drill session and forthright club schedule items.
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Bernard’s Burg
Fitchby
Concord Board
Concord Lions
Johnigon
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