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Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1934

Page

5

Sudbury Social and School Notes Briefly

Miss Elirena Ritchie of Beverly visiting relatives at H P Hood Farm with Mrs. Caroline Stone family. Ritchie teaches kindergarten in Wayland. Rob ert Hunter home for holiday. Ralph Stone Jr. attended Worcester Tech Clark game. Gordon Hunter at Wilton winter carnival with sister Mrs E P Burnham in Nashua. Town meeting set for March at Town hall. Women’s Association meets Thursday with Mrs Charles B Wallis. Boy Scouts meet Thursday 6 30 Memorial Chapel. Young People social at 7 30. Memorial Congregational Church to observe communion next Sunday March 4 with full attendance urged.

Elirena Ritchie Beverly H. P. Hood Caroline Stone Miss Ritchie Wayland Robert Hunter Ralph Stone Jr Worcester Technology Clark University Lambda Chi Alpha Gordon Hunter Wilton N. H E. P. Burnham Nashua Sudbury Women's Association Charles B. Wallis State Road West Memorial Chapel Memorial Congregational Church

Scarlet fever spreads among West Acton schoolchildren

Scarlet fever seems to be spreading among lower grade students in West Acton. A second case is reported at Sverett Montague's home where the family is quarantined. A prior obituary error misidentified Charles Monroe of Leominster who is actually convalescing at home.

Sverett Montague Charles Monroe Leominster

Lenton Speakers at Concord Congregational Church

Lent services at Trinitarian Congregational Church list speakers for Sundays and Wednesdays through March, including Rev. Roy A. Thompson Needham and Rev. Harry Kimball Needham. Palm Sunday March 25 noted with international decorations. Evening programs feature light supper at 5.45, social hour, and group activities for children, teens, and high school group led by various leaders.

Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church Roy A. Thompson Boxboro Harry Kimball Needham Paul Heydon Littleton Alfred V. Bliss Foreign Churches Massachusetts State Conference Russell J. May Acton Emmons White Madura India Hall Lamson Merrill Conant Hawkes

Italian Social Club Washington Birthday Celebration

The Maynard Italian Social Club hosted its second annual Washington's Birthday party on Wal tham street. The program featured accordionist Andrew Visocchi in the club room and a Philippine Boys number with native and modern instruments. Arch ie Mancini sang operetta selections and Boumdini performed a comedic escape act. The day included an open house with an evening show and program.

Maynard Waltham Street Andrew Visocchi Wizard of Mr. Visochi Man Who Archie Mancini Keith Tar Boumdini Uffs Trait

Faber Confession Tells Of Crimes

Boston report says Abraham M. Faber a 24 year old tech graduate and gang mastermind confessed to wholesale plunder and murder. He described plans to rob banks within 25 miles of Boston with threats to those in the way. The confession adds details of a deadly crime spree and $100 000 in plunder.

Boston Abraham .M. Faber Massachusetts

Administration Won’t Intervene in Primary Contests

Postmaster General Farley said the administration will take a hands off stance as party primary campaigns approach. In Hanover Dartmouth College and fraternity leaders planned a memorial service for nine students who died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

Washington Farley Hanover N. H Dartmouth

Lynn HoldUp Pair Freed In Salem

Two taxicab drivers Clement Molway and Louis Berrett were freed after one of the Lynn theatre attendant slayers confessed, though they had stood trial. In Center Sandwich New Hampshire flames driven by high winds leveled seven buildings, causing about $150000 in losses.

Lynn Salem Clement Molway Louis Berrett Lynn Theatre Sandwich N. H

Campbell Cobham plan gold hunt in Africa and air routes

Sir Malcolm Campbell and Sir Alan Cobham map a twofold mission in Bechuanaland to seek gold in the Kalahari while Cobham surveys air routes across the desert and Campbell searches for flat ground for new speed records. Campbell has surpassed 270 mph at Daytona Beach and aims higher.

Atne Malcolm Campbell Alan Cobham London Bechuanaland Africa Kalahari Alan Campbell Malcolm Daytona Beach Fla

St Rhizbeths Church Moves Lent Services to Tuesdays

During the Lenten season, services at St Rhizbeths church will be held on Tuesday evenings instead of Wednesdays as before. The change affects weekly worship times for parishioners and attendees planning their schedules.

St. Rhizbeths Church

Oil castors save labor at funeral

An efficiency man died and at his funeral six pallbearers faced a heavy lift. A voice from the casket urged the undertaker to use well oiled castors under the casket to save the labor of five men.

36 Charges Against Norfolk Former Superintendent Made Public

A batch of 36 allegations about Howard B. Gill during his time as Norfolk state prison superintendent was released by Correction Commissioner Dilton. The material will form the basis of an upcoming public hearing.

Norfolk Boston Howard B. Gill Norfolk State Prison Dilton

Senate Votes To Restore Veterans Cuts In Economy Act

The Senate passed amendments to restore most veteran cuts in the economy bill costing 354 million dollars while rejecting a plan for immediate bonus payments. In Boston, the Boston and Maine railroad reported January net income deficit of 116 thousand 945.91 dollars, a improvement from 311 thousand 860.70 in January 1933.

Senate Washington Boston Boston and Maine Railroad Road

Incomplete OCR Report on Patterns and Manifacture

The fragment notes a period around late April or early May and mentions red patterns being plastered, possibly referencing the same shoe manufacture. The readable text hints at manufacturing or pattern work but lacks clear subjects or actions.

Maynard-William obituary and area notices from Lawrence

The document notes the death of a former Lawrence resident aged 67 with services held at Union Congregational Church and burial at Glenwood Marlboro. It lists memberships in local orders and mentions a sister’s home in Philadelphia area. It includes wedding notices filed by Clerk Peter B M E White and mentions several names and occupations with shoe workers referenced.

Maynard William Lawrence Leavy England Clifford Street Mathew A. Vance Union Congregational Parkinson K of P Assabet Lodge Glenwood Peter B M E White Hildreth Robert and Sarai Ferro Berlin Vincent and Carmel Aso

Varicose Vein Healed By Now M

An ad describes a quick remedy for varicose veins claiming no operations or enforced rest are needed. It promises rapid leg sore relief and a return to normal activity, with a money back note, urging readers to try the simple directions for fast results.

Glenwood HEW Gas Speed-Burners Cut Cooking Time

Glenwood introduces HEW Gas Speed-Burners designed to shorten cooking time. The cup setup concentrates heat on the utensil bottom to speed up meals. About seventy five percent of cooking takes place on the top, highlighting significant time savings.

Glenwood

Local addresses listed for reference

Readable fragments show address lines 250 Main St 55 Main St 113 Main St with telephone numbers 131 Tel 417. Document notes multiple location entries likely for a listing or notice.

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