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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1931
Page
6
The piece records community notices from Acton and Windsor, detailing hospital transfers, fund drives, and school activities. It notes a Brigham Hospital patient, a missing amount recovered by police, a Torch benefit at Acton High School, and a birthday gathering at Acton Baptist church with various attendees listed.
The new Ford appeals as an economical car to own and drive. Observers note Ford owners and experienced mechanics confirm its value and low price, with features that meet buyer wants in a motor car.
The Apple Growers held a social gathering in the parlor with Ruth Feltus as chair. Attendees enjoyed decorated rooms in green and gold, a birthday cake, and hymns by the fireside. George Drew of Westford spoke on pears and KFBB discussed weather with Rideout predicting snowy New England winter.
Rey Arthur Jeffries announces Sunday February 15 sermons titled A Cowboy Preacher's Massage and Enter a Loath ome Sian at 7 o clock. Throughout Lent, Wednesday services will feature visiting pastors from other parishes with a quinister from each. Names of guest preachers to be announced later.
The town ladies dedicate time to plan an upcoming event at the Universalist church on February 28. A final rehearsal of the Old folks chorus at the B K Halls was well attended, blending wartime memories with grandma’s childhood songs. Mrs Rolte Bradbury leads as chairwoman, organizing a distinctive program for a renowned worker dinner.
A committee meeting at Avis Howe's home set plans for the Parent Nigne banquet to be held February 10 by West Acton Troop Joon. The event aims to showcase character building features and will feature a program of various items and exhibits made by the scouts. J. Brues of Newton named guest speaker for an evening of pleasure.
In West Concord Massachusetts on February 11 George A Medardson a senior grand regent will preside as officers of Conet Corner and Acton Comune reveal the long service of Richardson and others. The ceremony is public inviting members families and friends at the Acton Department store with Richardson noted as a strong organizer and naval memory advocate.
Western star Buck Jones headlines the Columbia film Few Without Law at the People's Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. Renowned as a top rider he performs without a double, exemplifying years of on screen daredevil skill and technique.
The Roister Wnders of Amherst Agricultural College present The Americans Come a three act comedy at Acton Town Hall on Sunday February 21 at 7 30 pm. Cast of twenty five students will perform with their own orchestra. The play contrasts Brit iader and American characters in a mock Oxford inn setting.
Mrs Beatrice Bursaw hosted a bridge party on Central Street with first prize going to Mrs Mary Mann and consolation to Mrs Dorothy Alving. Club members included Mrs Frances Lane Mrs Beatrice Bursaw Mrs Leona Marden Mrs Dorothy Alving Mrs Ina Edwards Dorothy Morris Phyllis Priest and Lillian Holmes.
Rev Ralph A Barker will lead Morang service Sunday February 15 at 10 40. Sunday School and adult classes follow at 11 45.
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In Sudbury the friends of Fred Ham circulate nomination papers for Assessor a post he has held twenty four years He also served twenty two years as clerk of the board and is seen as an authority on office matters The Rev George Clark faces no opposition for reelection to the Selver? Committee He has served eighteen years on the school board and several years as Moderator at town meetings Charles Swaldwin Nas denies any candidacy for Highway Surveyor Mert Jydia Raymond’s bridges and other town notes are mentioned A bridge party by the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion on Washington’s Birthday raises funds for drought relief The Legion plans a regular meeting Wednesday evening Capt John C Nolan of Co H 18th Infantry M N G spoke on the Company and a drill by a squad entertained attendees
In Odd FPelhows Ath Mhitesdits a puzzling cancers and lode clue emerges as local observers report unusual mineral and health folklore. No clear culprit or date offered, but residents await further official briefing.
In South Acton Finney and Hoit offer printed floor coverings that resist soap action and abrasion. The ads claim these linoleums and rugs stay durable under washing and foot traffic, keeping homes clean without wearing away material. Stop in to view the new line.
The Middlesex Laundry at 7 Parker Street Maynard offers doorstep pickup and quick return of cleaned clothing and linen. The ad highlights modern laundry service and emphasizes fast, careful care, with a mention of Finney & Holt and Majestic Radio displays.
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