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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1935

Page

4

Political debate swirls as Senate fights over public works bill

The piece outlines intra party strife in Congress over four dollar public works and the Senate clash with leaders. It notes administration shifts toward private payrolls, a cautious upturn in business indexes, and radical factions seeking leftward pressure while growers fear entitlements like Townsend plans.

Senate Roosem House Woodrow Wilson John Alpanaceas Prophets of Utopia Chet Cea Townsends

End of Hysteria Spurs Oath Allegiance Bill in New York

The text notes a national shift toward steadier patriotism as lawmakers in New York State consider a measure requiring students entering state supported colleges to swear allegiance to the Constitution of the State Nation. The piece frames this as a move to defend American institutions against demagogic criticism.

United States New York State

Hearst Movement Targets College Professors in County

Publisher William Randolph Hearst leads a campaign to oust professors deemed radicals. The effort signals a tougher path ahead for students and faculty accused of stirring class hatreds as tensions rise in the county.

Ederal William Randolph Hearst

Earl K Hicks Recovers After Nose Operation

Earl K Hicks of the Municipal Light Department makes an excellent recovery at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston after a nose operation. The Enterprise wishes him a speedy recovery.

Earl K Hicks Municipal Light Department Baker Memorial Hospital Boston Enterprise Earl

Lenten Services Planned at West Concord Union Church

The West Concord Union Church announces Lenten observances led by Rev Alfred W Stone. Sermons explore Christ and the Human Soul with topics on March 11, 17, 24, and 31 plus April 7 and 14, culminating Easter Sunday. Children talks cover My Christian Obligation and related themes. Midweek prayers follow The Fellowship of Prayer booklet. Ladies' Union meets March 12.

West Concord Massachusetts Alfred W Stone Union Church Fellowship of Prayer Ladies’ Union

Wake Up Teachers Vote Restores Kindergartens Pay

At a Maynard town meeting citizens voted to restore employees to their former pay rate after a ten percent cut. The finance board must recommend funds and departments must adjust the salary rolls to reflect the increased pay.

Maynard Finance Board

Maynard Golf Club awards at Kings Street home

At a Tuesday Ladies' Golf Club meeting at Mrs Earl F Ryan's home on King Street awards were given to Mrs Catherine Roche Mrs Mae Roche and Mrs Grace Nelson. The club's next meeting is March 19 at Mrs Columbus Rainville's home. Maple Crest Farm Dairy licensed to use Cream Top Milk Bottles.

Ladies’ Golf Club Maple Crest Farm Mr. Drechsler Maynard Acton Concord Stow

Revival Campaign Planned in West Acton by Whittemores

A revival campaign is scheduled for March 24 to 31 in West Acton led by Rev. and Mrs. W. Whittemore. The event aims to attract local residents to attend nightly services and strengthen community faith.

South Acton Club Reports Success Of Costume Party

The South Acton Improvement Association held a meeting in the association library to review a recent costume party and dance at the Town House, noting it was financially successful and socially well received. Officers discussed budget needs including a $2000 school budget increase to 43 500 and a proposal for a central elementary school near the current high school site with shared heating. Other town officials spoke on ERA funding needs and local facilities, while Miss Marjorie Reed recovered from illness and gas piping reached the local firehouse for a new gas range.

South Acton Albert M. Nickerson John G. Maguire Finance Committee Randall Woodworth John F. Hough Howard J. Billings William T. Merriam ERA George A. Richardson William Henry Soar Carl A. Backman Board of Public Welfare Clare A. Milbery Association

Edith Foster reports February nurse activities

The February report by Miss Edith Foster school nurse covers James P. King’s suit as superintendent. It lists 225 pupils examined 155 treatments in school 8 in homes 5 excluded due to illness 70 school visits 50 home visits 21 accompanied to a doctor 61 to a dentist. Dental clinics were held by four doctors. Pupil weights and measurements were completed. The Maynard Unemployed Council hosts a cake contest and amateur night at River Street Council Hall with a Hill Billy band and local performers and a small admission. The Maynard Ladies Golf Club attended a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Carolyn Ryan on King Street with prizes to three members and a future meeting planned at Mrs. Columbus Rainville’s home.

Edith Foster James P. King Francis May Raymond Palmer John Bellows S. R. Garland Maynard Unemployed Council Council Hall I River Street Maynard Ladies’ Golf Club Carolyn Ryan King Street Caterine Roche Mae Roche Roy Nelson Columbus Rainville

Maynard Club Holds Whist Social for High School Track Team

Monday evening the Maynard Cooperative Club hosted a whist social to benefit the Maynard High School track team. A large attendance was drawn by the impressive array of prizes and the event proceeds will support the team’s needs.

Maynard News Maynard Cooperative Club Maynard

Acton Juvenile Grange Hosts Anniversary Meeting

Leaders were appointed for Behavior and Attendance contests. George Gilman and Edgar Peterson performed a vocal duet. Lecturers March conducted. Harry Hollowell won. A whist party and third anniversary observance were planned for the Juvenile Grange. Members from West Concord and Stow attended a costume party with music by three young men.

Viola Violeto Robert Taylor Bernice Livermore George Gilman Edgar Peterson Harry Hallowell Lincoln Rober Clapp George Washington Harry Hollowell Laurel Gilman Acton West Concord Stow Wendall Putnam Woodbury Stevens Forrest Beane

Lighting Foils Attempted Burglary at Newton Home

Floodlighting at Leavitt L Edgar's residence in West Newton Massachusetts deterred an attempted break on March 1. Four 100 watt units cover all corners and are controlled from three locations. A nearby home lost oriental rugs valued in the thousands the same night.

Leavitt L. Edgar Commonwealth Avenue West Newton Massachusetts Edgar Edison Company of Boston

Awards Led By Esther Adams In Local Club Ceremony

The club distributed awards to many members and guests with Charles Manty presiding. Door prizes went to Michael O Toole, Mrs M Ryan and Annie Wood of West Concord. Esther Adams won first prize and a special award, with numerous others receiving recognitions.

Charles Manty Michael O’toole M Ryan Annie Wood West Concord Esther Adams Mrs Peterson Harold Cahoon Annie Swanson Roy Lent Francis Breyden Reino Weckstrom Francis Brayden Robert Hull Mrs Hill John Croft John Hanson Mrs Green Helen Hinds Annie Conway Arthur Johnson Elizabeth O'Toole Nathan Crowther S B Annis Robert White William O'Donnell Eino Rahkonen William Wasiuk Brigit Raiden Mrs Johnson Annie Lehto Mary Sharpe Laina Walsh Edmund Whitney Marion Cuttell

Cod Liver Oil Tablets Claim Health Transformations

A historic ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as tasteless capsules delivering vigor and weight gain. It cites cases of a sick child, a girl, and a new mother, promising at least three pounds gained in a month and urging readers to demand the original product approved by the Good Housekeeping Institute.

McCoy’s Ma Good Housekeeping Institute

Town Meeting Proceedings and Appointments Recap

The town elected numerous committee members including Charles Francis Ademe and Edward J. Loughlin to the Library committee while Chilton Cabot and Henry F Smith joined the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery panel. Planning Board members were chosen for three years, and several officers’ salaries and budgets were approved or carried forward. A Town Accountant appointment was rejected, and several road and infrastructure projects plus departmental funds were authorized or carried over.

Charles Francis Ademe Bessie Hudson Edward J. Loughlin George L. Thurlow Alfred Wheeler Stone Chilton Cabot William B. Bartlett Henry F Smith Sleepy Hollow Henry P. Kidder Roger D. Swaim Kennan Damon Gordon Hutchins William T.magoon Lamber Edward F. Lougalin Henry A.laughlin Joseph F. King Theodore L. Smith Wells A. Hall John J. Connorton Charles Robinson Emerson Percy A. Rideout Municpal Walden Street Heywood Ridge Concord Prairie Reet West Concord Fire Department

Middlesex TB Hospital Planning Board Funding Notes

Summary of financial items shows allocations and overdrafts across health services and town projects. Mentions Welfare and Old Age Assistance figures, tercentenary event costs, snow removal, vocational training, and playground/ fire station planning items with several scattered totals.

Schools Fire Department EES Yeeiteessts Middlesex Tuberculosis (Hospital Planning Board Town House Old Town

Parkya Canoa Club Members Meet With Sinan Flaherty Hostess

Barbera Jordan Barbara Ham lin Constance Dawson Helen Barber Ruth MicKenna Janet Miller Eleanor Flaherty and Frederica Detttrich, Parkya Canoa Club members, met Wednesday evening this week with Miss Sinan Flaherty as hostess at her home.

Maynard Barbera Jordan Barbara Hamlin Constance Dawson Helen Barber Ruth MicKenna Janet Miller Eleanor Flaherty Frederica Detttrich Parkya Canoa Club

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