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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1933

Page

3

New Orders in Wool Trade Boost Confidence at Mills

Trade reports from ALU indicate rising activity in the wool industry. Buyers at the New York office and American Woolen Campus are more numerous, signaling potential prosperity. Local mills, including the Sarnet mill in West Concord, show daily improvement, with workers hopeful for imminent demand and normalization of prices.

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Maynard Post VFW Auxiliary Holds Whist Party

The Maynard Post VFW Auxiliary hosted a whist party at the VFW headquarters in United Cooperative building on Friday night with Florence Wholey winning the door prize and numerous others taking prizes. A next party is planned for next Friday night and a regular Auxiliary meeting was held Thursday night with Mabel Holley presiding.

Maynard Post F W United Cooperative Building Florence Wholey Mabel DeMars F W Wells Teresa Perillo A F Adams Margaret Tobin Michael Foley James Tobin Lolo McGreen Lena Frankland Dorothy Hendrickson Edward Ward Gabriel Perlo Willam ‘Reid Walter Byron Mary Connors EF. Moreau Henrietta Bamford Fred Palmer Mabel Holley

Sudbury Visitors Fill Shawsheen Village With Pleasant Weather

Sudbury residents welcomed many visitors on Sunday as Mrs. William Tufts visited friends in Shawsheen Village praising the fine weather that encouraged social calls and gatherings throughout the town.

William Tufts Shawsheen ‘ Village Sudbury

Steps Toward Recovery From Low Mood and Welfare Reform

Policy notes call for reducing burden on the community during a period of low morale. Leaders urge employment creation, reemploying former workers, and promoting farm land use and self sufficiency to stabilize welfare aid. The piece stresses boosting local production, encouraging spending, and tightening taxes only after practical steps.

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Mrs Crabtree Shares Pear Readers Recipes from Marlboro

Mrs Crabtree passes along recipes including Black Walnut Cake and frosting ideas. Also supplies bean pot cooking, Wild Rice Casserole with beer bouillon, and a Lemon Cheese Filling for cakes. Promotes using surplus produce to reduce welfare costs and local taxes.

Pear Marlboro

Sudbury Dance Hall Permit Hearing Draws Debate

Sudbury selectmen held a hearing on dancing licenses for the Pines and Blue Heaven outdoor pavilions along State Road. Most speakers opposed permits citing questionable crowds, while manager Caswell defended the venues and urged residents to prove their case at the March town meeting.

Sudbury Pines Blue Heaven Gancine State Road Sadbury Cines Comeny Caswell Othe Amertg. Stewart Frederick Ralph Stone John Hall Carlton W. Klims Charles H. Way Walace K. Powel Stephen MM. W. Gray William ‘Taunton SeleCman Hawes

Sudbury Community Notes Include Walks, Games and Events

The Sudbury Women's Garden Club met in Town Hall for a business session followed by a wildflower walk led by Roger Thompson. Residents discussed license reminders, local visits, weather impacts, and social events at Town Hall, with clubs planning dances, exhibitions, and a May event.

Sudbury Frank F. Gerry Concord, Road Philip Burbank Sudbury Road Wayland Checker Club Hilda McGill Wellesley Mary Breaking Paris Wellesley College Hall Lowell Framingham Sudbury Woman's Club Clemens Contract Bridge Club Charles II Way

Maynard Clinic Schedule and Health Office Notice

A preshot clinic will be held at Opie Matin street school on May 8 from 8 am to 4 pm and at Bane croft street school at the same hours on May 9. The final clinic will be at Roosevelt school on May 11. Clinicians include De Favinendi Hooper and Edith B Foster. attending children must present a live record card.

Maynard Opie Matin Street Osu Banecroft Street Roosevelt School Elinics de Favinendi Hooper Cohol Ein Edith B Foster Gehool

Mail Schedule Change at Sudbury Center Post Office

Discontinuation of New York New Haven and Hartford trains from Lowell and Framingham prompts a revised mail timetable at Sudbury Center post office. Incoming mail ready for delivery 9 to 9 15 am and 5 45 to 6 50 pm. Outgoing mail to towns 3 30 am and 5 20 pm. Outgoing mail to South Sudbury remains unchanged.

Sudbury New York, New Haven

Berlin Meet Attendee List At Clinton Baptist Church

A fragmentary record from a meeting at Washburn shows nine participants from the Clinton Baptist Church and chapel. Names include Marie Corliss Maude Sidelinger Edward Monroe Robert Huston Natalie Mason Clarision Vian and Reverend Louis Ge weed Jolin da.

Berlin Tor Thonal Church Monchyeve Washburn Clinton Baptist Marie Margaret Hel Corliss Maude Sidell Sidelinger Edward A. Monroe Robert Huston Natilie Both Mason Claren Vian Marat Keene Mra Movilile Louis Geweed Jolin da Nutime

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