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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
4
Oil industry argues against synthetic rubber to protect its core business of fuel and lubricants and pledges cooperation with rubber programs. Forecasters warn of coupon rationing and early oil tank filling as heating season approaches, urging immediate storage to prevent shortages in New England.
The Concord parish rev. Edward P. Daniels will lead morning worship at 11 o clock on Sunday September 13. The service features a solo by Mrs. Fred T Boy and a sermon titled For Life.
The rector Rev. Charles R. Peck leads Sunday worship with Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon follow at 9:30 a.m. Viola and organ music will precede the second service.
The text cites Hebrews 11 1 and 3 noting faith as the substance of things expected and the worlds framed by the word of God It contrasts mortal mutable matter with unerring immutable spirit referencing Mary Baker Eddy and Science and Health to define faith as enduring and reliable substance for believers.
Rev. K. R. Teed leads morning worship at 10 45 with church school at 9 30 and World Friendship service on Sunday at 10 45. Rally Day announced for September 27 with congregational activities to follow.
Mr and Mrs Joseph O Leary of Harrington Avenue West Concord celebrate their first wedding anniversary after a New York trip and weekend with the Marshalls. John J Dempsey on leave from army duties. Francis Joseph Horne succeeds his brother Edward as sexton of St Bernard s parish. Frederick S Flannery had been in the army air corps. Mrs Mary W Carter and son George Wall move to East Boston. Carter formerly a special police officer now works at a defense plant in Charlestown.
Rev. Wilfrid H. Bunker preaches at Walden Street church during morning worship at 10 45. Sermon delivered by the pastor.
Long Street pastor Rev. Harry P. Odland leads Sunday activities with an 7:30 p m evening sermon.
Sunday services at 10 45 o clock and Sunday School at 10 45 o clock. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday at 7 45. Reading room in church office hours from 12 to 4 p m on weekdays and Monday evenings 7 to 9 excluding holidays. The lesson for Sunday September 18 is Substance as taught by the Church of Christ Scientist branches in Boston with the Golden Text Thy name O Lord endureth for ever. Psalms 135 13. Other citations follow.
Dr Vincent J Pollina Jr offers podiatric care in Framingham with Wednesday all day and evening appointments. Office at 7 Main St Framingham 7651 reachable by Maynard 737-M for scheduling.
William M O Neill Paul Moynihan and Joseph Hanley return from Virginia trip with Robert J Macone. Lieutenant Russell F Murphy signs for three months electronics study in Brookyn. Central Station fire crews respond to base blaze. Stephen W Flannery visits family then serves with Framingham National Guard in Virginia. Brooks School opening dates set for September. Allen A Fiske enlists as navy cook. William Ellis celebrates 26th wedding anniversary. George T Goodspeed and Archibald Ferran drawn for civil jury duty with reports in Oct.
Braman Committee for the Defense of the Constitution will sponsor a Town Hall conference in New York on September 16 titled Winning the War and the Peace for Freedom. U S Senator Styles Bridges will speak in the afternoon session as speakers discuss American freedom its political basis and ties to economics and national reconstruction.
Thomas A. McKenna, a fleet high school track star, will transfer this fall to St John’s Academy in Danvers and begin studies on September 21. Concord Rotary meets at noon at the Colonial Inn with George E. Erickson as guest speaker showing Camp Middlesex photos. Miss Patience Hosnyer returns from summer camp work in Mexico.
A local ad seeks cash in exchange for used household items. Buyer offers prompt payment for furniture stoves and bric a brac in decent condition. Contact details not fully shown in the fragment.
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