Marlboro Enterprise notices and postal details
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly interprise publishes at 16 Liberty Street. Subscriptions and mailing details listed incl. rates and participating towns Maynard Concord Sudbury and Bedford. Postage included. Second class matter at Marlboro Post Office under law since March 8, 1879.
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Liberty Street
Marlbor
Mass
Marlboro
Enterprise Incorporated
Postoffice
Maribors
Retailers code impact and industry exemptions discussed
The article analyzes the Retailers code now law with broad exemptions for towns under 2,500 and notes the plan is imperfect. It critiques including shoe and apparel retailers with groceries, warns onerous wage and hour rules may hurt profits, and stresses footwear fitting requires expert service beyond simple closing of a sale.
Recognition and economic calm ease Brockton shoe strike
The Daily Enterprise reports that Brockton anticipates relief as settlement talks at the W L Douglas Shoe plant progress and production slows. Editorials urge avoiding unemployment harm and stress Russia recognition as a normal policy, with broader commentary on legal and trade issues.
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Kouglas
Brockton
Daily Enterprise
Industvia
Roosevelt
W. L. Dougas Shoe Company
City Election Rallys End as Voters Prepare to Cast Ballots
The city saw strong turnout at final rallies for Mayors Charles A Lyons and William H Finn amid cold weather. Police kept traffic smooth and no accidents were reported. Citizens urged to vote today and fulfill civic duty before polls close tonight.
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Charles A. Lyons
William H. Finn
Pols
Garden Club Wins Honors in National Year Book Contest
Sudbury Garden Club, led by Mrs William Tutts in place of President Mrs Theodore Harding, won second place in a national Year Book contest by Horticulture for clubs in Massachusetts New York and Pennsylvania. Elmhurst Illinois won first, Grand Rapids Michigan third, Springfield Massachusetts fourth, Dallas Womens Club fifth, and Macon Georgia sixth.
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Sudbury Garden Club
William Tutts
Theodore Harding
Horticulture
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Garden Club
Elmhurst
Illinois
Kent Garden Club
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Springfield
Dallas Woman's Club
Texas
Conese Pill
Macon
Georgia
Cub
Mitesh
Gladys L Page
Alan Foster Flynn
Pevecrdge
Herbert Atkinson
Whiting
Murs
Paul Whitney Sheawdes
Bedford Club Benefits Whist and Bridge Night
Bedford Club held a benefit whist and bridge event at Alfred Due's Springs Road home Friday night. Eleven tables participated and prizes awarded include multiple names such as Michael McGann, Richard Hartwell, Tony Palmer, Jemius Freenan, Padilleanor Beery, and others. Consolations went to Robert Hartwell and Benjamin Freeman.
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Ballard
Paes
Tedford Abhtett Club
Alfred Due
Springs Road
Tiple Sim
Wiist
Michael McGann
Richard Hartwell
Tony Palmer
Jemius Freenan
William Bee
Dorothy Winchinbawsh
Gillespie
Robert Tartwell
Benjamin Freeman
Bedford Athletic Club Football Eleven Wins Fourth Victory
The Bedford Athletic Club football team recorded its fourth consecutive victory as the season continues. Key players helped secure the win with solid defense and scoring plays. The result strengthens Bedford’s standings in the league.
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Bedford Athletic Club
Widow of Fred S Glines Dies in Acton Home
Mrs. Winita Glines widow of Fred S Glines died at her Main Street home in South Acton on Tuesday October 1st after forty years in the town. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Congregational church with Rev Arthur Beckett and Rev Mr Farren assisting. Interment followed at Mount Hope West Acton. She is survived by her sister Mrs Christie and two nephews James Christie of Jabbtleton and Robert St Christie of Flushing New York.
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Acton
Winita Glines
Fred S$. Glines
Hame
Main Street
South Acton
Ada Christie
Arthur i. Beckett
Congregational Church
Mr. Farren
Boston
Mount Hope
West Acton
Mrs. Christie
de James Christie
Jab Tleton
Robert St. Christie
Flushing
New York
Acton Fair Nets Profit In Spite Of Heavy Rain
The Acton Fair of 1933 yielded a net profit despite heavy rainfall that curtailed day two events. Advance ticket sales at reduced prices helped raise funds before the fair opened, with officers elected for the coming year including George A. Richardson as president and Charles W Allen as treasurer.
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Acton
Toye
Halk Accon
Urkey
Innerell
Acton Lode
Peo
West Acton
Evens Cere Key
Arthur B. Beckett
South Acton
Boston
State Board of Agriculture
Ff Macapugal
Middlesex County
Richardson
George A. Richardson
W. Burton Harvey
J. Billings
Carl Johaansen
Charles W Allen
W. Stuart Allen
Frank A. Merriam
Murray BS Coornt Vich
New Idea Store Promotes Mood Trade in Maynard
The item notes Allison PP and Smith Anna RK with Goward Josephine Se bastian along with auditors Horace Tut tle and W Henry Soar. The New Idea Store in Maynard is described as a mood place to trade in an ADV blurb.
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Tireenough
Allison
Smith
Anna RK
Goward
Josephine Sebastian
Horace # Tuttle
W. Henry Soar
Maynard
Local Social Notes and Civic Events Highlight City Week
Marlboro Mrs. Albert L Eveille visits Cambridge for a week with sisters and brothers. 350 candidates initiated in Holyoke Council of the Union St Jean Baptiste Society led by William Wellen and Philip Labossiere. Mr and Mrs William Stoward return from wedding trip. Joseph Labelle of Bittwood barn on business trip to Vermont and Canada. Elizabeth Watkins recovers at home after treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital. Joseph J Warren returns home to Prospect Street recovering from illness. Kepit L Allivon, Masonic black rugeist, ill at home but improving. General Daniel Needum will speak at Methodist church Monday night November 6 to organize a neighborhood Men’s club. Joey Straw attends 101st Field Artillery reunion in Beverly.
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William Hl. Wellen
Philip Labossiere
Holyoke
Union St. Jean Baptiste Society
Breadier
Daniel Needum
Marlboro Blue Eagle Days Stir Citywide Sales Event
Marlboro merchants launch a three day Blue Eagle Sales Days with cash prizes and a hidden photo puzzle. Shoppers can earn daily coupons and cash rewards, while stores stay open through Friday and pause Saturday morning for a NRA parade.
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Blue Eagle Days
Marlboro
Enterprise
Lindson Daily Sun
Blue Eagle
Marlowia
Healt Is the Menu and Home Kitchen Tips
A nostalgic home economics piece by All M Feeney promotes planning efficient meals with quality tools. It offers multiple vegetable and dessert casseroles with step by step directions, ingredient lists, and baking times to save energy and money for homemakers.
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Healt
All M. Feeney
Homemner
Funeral Service for Charles A. Nutting
The funeral was held Tuesday at his Linden street home with Rev. Louis G. Hudson officiating. Floral tributes were beautiful. Hearers included Herbert L. Wheeler George R. Spotford Harold Hubbard and Everett L. Paine. Interment followed at Pleasant Street Cemetery conducted by W. W. Wing Undertaker of Clinton.
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Berlin
Charles A. Nutting
Linden Street
Louis G. Hudson
Congregational Church
Herbert L. Wheeler
George R. Spotford
Harold Hubbard
Everett L. Paine
Pleasant Street Cemetery
Clinton
Hudson couple observes 67th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Harrabee quietly marked their 67th wedding anniversary at home on Cottage Street. They received many congratulatory messages from family and friends.
Cookery queries to Miss Feeney at shia bs a
A reader is advised to send all cookery problems or recipe requests to Miss Feeney, care of shia bs a. The note directs attention to a personal contact for culinary help.
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Miss Feeney
Shiabs
Hudson Boy Scouts Open Annual Fund Drive
Hudson opens its annual Boy Scouts fund drive led by General Harvey Broadbent and Colonels Frank KE Joseph and Herman J Courtemanche with Charles O’Vonnell chairing the committee. About 100 workers canvass the town for a $1200 goal, organizing five teams per colonel and holding a Friday captains meeting at the Scout building.
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Hudson
Boy Scouts Fund
Harvey Broadbent
Frank KE
Joseph
Herman J Courtemanche
Charles O'Vonnell
Hudson Lodge Hosts Notable Elks Visiting Degree
Hudson lodge BOP Elks received an official visitation from Dist Deputy red School of Winchester. Guests came from Marlboro Maynard Concord Winchester and Milford as Exalted Ruler Thomas J. Hart led the exemplification with a staff of officers. The visiting official called the ritualistic ceremonies excellent and presented gifts to the visitors.
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Hudson Lodge
Bop
O Elks
Dist
Red School
Winchester
Marlboro
Maynard
Concord
Milford
Thomas J. Hart
Captains Named for Hudson Red Cross Drive
Mrs Ina F Babbitt Gleason names Hudson chapter drive captains for the Red Cross Membership Roll Call opening Saturday. The drive runs to November 30. Captains include Mrs John A Bergquist Mrs George A Brothers Mrs William I Brumby Mrs Lewis P Cerf Mrs Florence S Carney Mrs Halden L Coolidge Mrs Rufus H Coolidge Mrs William F Davitt Mrs Ernest W Dunbar Mrs Dennis Eldridge Mrs Albert H Gleason Mrs Josephine M Harding Mrs Robert F E Hillman Miss Lois Immons Mrs Wallace C Jmbert Mrs Louis V Lavigne Mrs Eva Tomac Dermott Mrs Fred E Morris Mrs Minus J Tucker Miss Elizabeth Wetherbee and Mrs Leland D Wood.
Fire Alarm Rings Six Times Echoes Through Marlboro
The Marlboro fire department fought six alarms between 10:58 and 12:30 overnight, starting at Box 37 Lyons Square Mechanic and Elm for a small bonfire with no damage. Shortly before 11, May or Charles A. Lyons defeated Mayor William H. Finn Jr. in an election.
New President Elected for A O H Auxiliary Maynard
Mrs. Della Moore is named President of the A O H Auxiliary with officers including Mrs. Alice Joyce as vice president and Mrs. Margaret McCarthy as recording secretary. Other posts cover financial secretary treasurer sentinel and committee chairs. A joint installation is planned for the first Tuesday in December.
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Emile Vrea
Tewee
Sudbury
Acion
Bedford
Shoe Indusiry
Russia
France
Germany
Japan
China
Turkey
United States
Shoe and Leather Reporter
New York Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
London
Great Britain
Sheridan
Sally
Hyve
Maine
Edward O'Dowd
Loomis Street
Lesxmaton
Mussell Dodge
Great Road
Stoen
Lawrence
Cliath
Church of Christ Parlor
Momwliy
N L Poisson
Bedford Club
Fred S. Glines
Albert L’eveille
Oscar L'Eveillee
Cambridge
William Stoward
Joseph Labelle
Vermont
Canada
Elizabeth Watkins
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mwood Learne
Commonwealth Ver
Joseph J. Warren
Prospect Tree
Kepit L. Allivon
Joey Straw
Gates Avenue
Beverly
101St Field Artilery
Battery F
Storea
Artemis Ward Park
Oman
SCOUT
Elks
Red Cross
Della Moore
A.O.H. Auxiliary
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