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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1937
Page
5
Mrs Eva Phaneufs is confined to her Linden street home with grippe. Miss Lucille Fredette returns to Central Falls Rhode Island after visiting relatives on Russell street.
Mr and Mrs Courtney Tucker Felton entertain relatives from Little Rock Arkansas. Robert Tarbell of Florence Street is vacationing in Onet. Herbert Fearing of Warner Street remains noted in the column.
A series of short notices from Marlboro and nearby towns reports residents on vacations at Providence Rhode Island and New York, hospital patients including Miss Bertha Markunas and Arthur Balthazar, workers from Morel’s Market and A and P Market on leave, and births and visits among townsfolk.
Otis Whitney Club, known as the champions, won four games in the Semi-Pro Tournament. They beat Milford AA 7 to 1 with three homers by Soffriti and Mara. Eddie Loughlin won on the mound. Sunday they defeated Canton AC 8 to 10 in a tense final, with Georgie Johnson striking out 12 and Loughlin taking the loss in late innings. The team totaled 40 hits and 31 runs across four games as fans packed the stands.
A midlife man with gray hair and a ruddy complexion is accused of posing as a publishers representative to sell cheap book sets to teachers. He collects payment, but the books never appear, with activity centered around Greater Boston and expanding to other areas. Police broadcast alerts to all New England precincts.
A provocative advice piece on marital harmony and female health hints that wives may become difficult during a monthly period. It suggests apologizing, kissing and making up, and recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease monthly discomforts and support natural toning of the system.
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