Weekly Enterprise publication details and subscription rates
The Marlboro Massachusetts weekly newspaper lists its office at 16 Liberty Street and publication schedule every Tuesday. It notes second class matter status and provides subscription rates for multiple towns including Acton, Bedford, Maynard, Concord, and Sudbury.
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Ffice
Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Incorporated
Postoffice
of Congress
Acton
Bedford Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Thinking Makes It So Like the World About Prosperity
The author argues Americans misread economic distress as signs of cultural decline while enjoying visible prosperity. He notes cars, baseball, and high salaries amid a national mood of denial, urging humility and accountability as signs of real improvement emerge.
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Mars
Earth
United States
Babe Ruth
Wall Street
Gandhi
Hoover
Denouncing the past health myths by Hopkins critique
A harsh critique by Harry L. Hopkins of past diets and rustic living as harmful myths. He argues modern scientific and medical advances carry penalties yet praise is due for health progress. He condemns old “frugal” ways as breeding disease and calls for balanced improvements rather than nostalgia.
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Harry L. Hopkins
New York Tuberculosis and ‘Health Association
Hopkins
How to Lower Auto Insurance Rates
An expert from the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters argues that higher auto insurance costs stem from more accidents and larger per claim payments. He urges citizens to curb fake and inflated claims to prevent further rate increases and notes industry interest in reducing rates is aligned with motorists.
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Albert W. Whitnes
National Bureau of Casualty Ad Surety Underwriters
Fundamentals of health and sane living urged
An editorial urges readers to pause their fixation on statistics and cast a careful, clear glance at the past to gain understanding. It condemns ongoing neglect of practical health and sane living, calling for wiser daily choices and reflection rather than numeric obsession.
Kenosha’s frugal relief system saves taxpayers
Kenosha Wisconsin faces high unemployment but operates a centralized relief program. The city distributes groceries shoes and clothing with free medical care and rent assistance up to twenty dollars a month. Bottled milk coal and other essentials are supplied cheaply via contracts and a strong purchasing system. Neighbors Racine spends more under similar conditions, while Boston and others may adopt Kenosha and Tulsa methods as relief costs rise.
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Kenosha
Wis
Michigan Lakefront
Chicago
Milwaukee
Tulsa
Okla
Cty
Racine
Boston
Education emergency aids home study options in Massachusetts
Two thirds of 27000 high school graduates this month may not return to school state study says. Many lack full time jobs and some planned college entry may be blocked by current business conditions. University Extension at the State House Boston offers home study courses by experienced instructors at cost to continue studies with over 220 courses including college grade options.
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Massachusetts
University Joxtension Division
State Deperment of
State House
Boston
Broad Range Courses Offered Across Disciplines
A catalog lists courses in English composition and literature, short story writing, foreign languages, economics, sociology, history, mathematics and science, plus technical programs in mechanical, electrical, automobile, aeronautical, radio, and structural engineering.
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Ing
Home Maker's Picnic in Lexington June 9
Stow residents prepare for the Middlesex County Extension Home Maker’s meeting at Cary Memorial Hall in Lexington with a packed morning and afternoon program. The county drama tournament features the Mothers in the Child Guidance Group of Stow, seeking state honors after regional tryouts, with a cast earning a trip to UMass Amherst.
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Stow
Lexington
Jones
Middlesex County Extension
Middlesex
Cary Memorial Hall
Findls
Sudbury ‘Town
Grace Charen
Frammeham
Am Herst Iis
Hopare
Show Plains
Anne Puffer
Ralph Stiles
Carl Land
Maurice Heel
Donald Lewis
Creare Peterson
Richard Halred Prompter
Rower Dprie
Geatee Bo Child
Viarat Te
Mm Woburn
Mittin ¢Ilen
Wal- Them
Hieh Setroal
Ristoston Globe
Uriematie
Local residents return to work and mark anniversaries
Hudson Road and High Street residents resume work after illness. Mr and Mrs Dmit Morin of Main Street observe their 4th wedding anniversary on June 16. Mrs Melville Allen returns home from Lawerence visit. Harold Courtemanelle of Pope Street graduates from Harvard College on June 20. Mr and Mrs Walter F Bailey return from their wedding trip and settle on Central Street.
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Mos
Dmit
Morin
Main Street
Melville Allen
Grove Street
Lawrence
Harold Courtemanelle
Pope Street
Harvard College
Walter F Bailey
Central Street
Scout Rally Program at Hopkinton in Algonquin Council
The annual outdoor Scout Rally is set for Wednesday at 6 PM at Hopkinton A A field on Hayden Rowe Street. Ralph O Whitman leads the events with Worcester Council judges headed by Gordon A Blain. Cub events run by Edward W Noelson and Myron D Keefe vie for trophies with about ATS troops and 7 cub packs entered.
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Algonquin Council
Hopkinton
Marlboro at Framingham leads school games today
Marlboro faces Framingham in a slate of high school games with Hudson at St Peters Hopedale at Holliston Wayland at Hopkinton Milford at Norwood and Leominster at Fitchburg on the schedule.
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Marlboro
Framingham
Hudson
St. Peters
Hopedale
Holliston
Wayland
Hopkinton
Milford
Norwood
Leominster
Fitchburg
Banquet at Wayland Inn for Hudson High graduates
Hudson High school seniors hold their annual banquet at Terrace Gardens Wayland Inn with about 45 couples attending the first commencement event. Chaperones include Principal and Mrs Charles A Williams Mr and Mrs Whitney T Ferguson Edward Benoit and Miss Margaret Mahoney. Activities continue with a reception at State Armory Nipmuc Park Mendon class outing class night exercises and graduation at State Armory with start times listed.
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Hudson
Hudson High School
Terrace Gardens
Wayland
Mirs Charles A Williams
Whitney T Ferguson
Edward Benoit
Margaret Mahoney
State Armory
Nipmuc Park
Mendon
Town Hall
Highland City Lodge Banquet At Black and White Inn
Marlboro The Highland City Lodge C of A held its annual banquet with nearly 70 in attendance. Mrs James Honen presided, Mrs John Lynch chaired arrangements, and Mrs Mary Kelleher gave a toast and lodge history. Entertainment featured Mrs Mary Costellow and Miss Regina Flynn with community singing and dancing by Black and White Inn orchestra.
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John Lynch
Katherine Tobin
Ila Burns
Mary Costellow
Anna Laherty
James Honen
Night Police Vacation Drafts Named in Marlboro List
Marlboro night force police officers drew vacation periods for the year. George Hutch will be off June 12 to 27, John O'Brien June 28 to July 13, William Fitzgerald July 14 to 20, Joseph Slattery July 50 to August 14, Thomas Burns August 15 to 30, Fred Thayer August 31 to September 15, Amadee Gardner September 16 to October 1, William Dolan October 2 to 17, Albert Boudreau October 18 to November 2. Advertising Pays Dividends.
G L Funai Among USC Graduates in 49th Commencement
G L Funai of Marlboro is among about 1600 USC graduates at the 49th annual commencement in Olympic Stadium Los Angeles on June 4. The class of 1932 heard President R B von KleinSmid, as fixtures included Alumni Gateway Column dedication and diverse week events such as ivy day senior chapel and Pansy Breakfast. Summer session begins June 20 adjacent to Olympic Park.
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Guy . Funai
Marlboro
University of Southern California
Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
R B von KleinSmid
Trojan
von KleinSmid
Arnold Mountfort
Law
Dentistry
Engineering
School of Speech
Tri-Delta
Indictments Focus on Boston Pair After Restaurant Disturbance
Marlboro police and East Cambridge officials pressed charges after John Lawrence and Joseph Donahue of Boston were taken before a grand jury. An air pistol was found with Donahue and the duo allegedly fled with James Glover of Quincy’s car and wallet. Donahue and Lawrence faced district court accusations and received fines.
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Boston Post Road
Ford
Glover
Donahue
Lawrence
James W. McDonald
Funeral for E W Jandron in Hudson
In Hudson Military honors were accorded Edgar W Jandren World War veteran at funeral services this morning. Hudson Post A L and John W Manning Post V F W attended. Burial was in St Michael's cemetery after a requiem mass at Christ King church. Bearers included brothers John Leo Ephriam Jandron of Worcester Charles W Jandron Adelphis Daigneault and Oscar Daigneault. Hudson Post firing squad and a VFW bugler performed the Soldier's Requiem with three volleys and Taps.
Boy Knocked Down By Auto Hudson
An 11 year old boy, Louis Drinkwine, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Drinkwine of 30 Manning Street, was struck by a car driven by Miss Bernardine Roach of 53 High Street while crossing to a store. The rain slicked street caused the skid. He suffered contusions and lacerations to both knees, scalp injuries, and back pains. Dr Irving F Armstrong treated him and then took him home.
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Hudson
Louis Drinkwine
Manning Street
Bernardine Roach
High Street
Irving F. Armstrong
Derailment Fire Destroys 18 Cars on Boston and Maine
A Boston and Maine freight train from New York to Portland derailed on the Fitchburg line causing a fire that destroyed 16 to 18 cars and damaged 62 total. No injuries were reported as the crew and a wrecker train cleared 44 cars to safety and the line resumed service.
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Boston & Maine
New York
Portland
Clinton
Maine
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Worcester-Nassau
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine
Boston and Maine Railroad
Muitre
Roland Cormier Named Best Line At Assumption High
Roland Cormier son of Mr and Mrs Archille Cormier of 51 Grant Street Worcester graduates from Assumption High School on June 15 In a senior class ballot Cormier was chosen as the member holding the best line in the class
Hudson Man Elected State Aerie Officers at New Bedford
The Hudson Aerie past president John J. Shaughnessy of River Street was maimed as state conductor during the state convention at New Bedford yesterday afternoon. New officers elected include Pres Michael J. Green Haverhill, vice pres Pred Rewet North Adams, chaplain Peter Mara Springfield, secretary Michael L. Foley Pittsfield, treasurer William J. Murphy Braintree, inside guard Frederick O’Loughdin Greenfield, outside guard George Daley Gardner, Trustees Timothy J. Doherty Malden, Charles Conley New Bedford, Thomas Saywood Revere. Delegates from Hudson Aerie to the convention were Pres Shaughnessy, Past Pres Frank G Kibilda, Sec Bert Ro Grant, and Alexander Mayuski. Grant served on credentials.
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Hudson
John J. Shanighinessy
River Street
Hudson Aerie Flo. E
New Bedford
Pines Iwis
T Hudson Aerie
Verie
Thomas
Mahonney
State Aerie
Pres
Michael J. Green Haverhill
Pred Rewet
North Adams
Peter Mara
Springfield
Michael L. Foley
Pittsfields
William J. Murphy
Ball River
Frederick O'Lounghdin Greenfield
George, Daley
Gardner
Timothy J. Doherty
Malden
Charles Conley
Thomas Saywood
Revere
Thidson Aerie
Bust Pres
Shaughnessy
Frank G
Kibilda
Secety
Bert Ro Grant
Alexander Mayuski
Mr. Grant
St Matthews Parish to Hold Public Whist Party
Southboro notes a whist party at South Union school hall this week with prizes for high scores. Miss Mary Fitzgerald of Cordaville chairs the organizing committee. Nearby, Peters High School defeated Westboro High School 5 to 4 at Choate Memorial Field yesterday afternoon. Former Chief of Police William Ek Wentworth and William Routhard are on a motor trip to Boston today.
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St. Matthews Parish
South Union School
Mary Fitzgerald
Cordaville
Peters High School
Westboro High School
Choate Memorial Field
William Ek. Wentworth
William Routhard
Boston
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Scotty) Dean
Vets
Scotty
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Highland City Lodge
Black & White Inn
G. L. Funai
University of Sa. California
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Auto
Evelyn Furtsch
Miss Furtsch
California
Worcester
E W Smith
Ayer
Roland Cormier
Assumption
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Southboro
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Elisabeth Ryan Ples
Helen Wills Moody
Betty Nuthall
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