Centralization debate hurt Lawrence woolen mills shift
The Lawrence area faces the downturn from centralizing manufacturing. American Woolen moves machinery from Lawrence to Nooski, Enfield and other mill cities to cut costs. The article notes labor cost disparities, unseasonable weather, and social strain from factory shifts, with a bleak vignette on unemployment and hardship.
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American Woon Co
Lawrence
Eefforts
America Woolen
Save Tence
Utc
Witwoski
Vermont
Providence
Louis Wille
Enfield
New
Agera
Rence
Boston
Marlboro Enterprise publication details and offices
The Marlboro Enterprise lists its office at 1 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts and notes weekly publication. It states ownership by Enterprise Press Incorporated and Second Class Matter status with historical post office registration and subscription rates.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Ress, Incorporated
Postoffice
Educator Week Report on Shifting Schooling Averages
Federal figures show schooling gains between 1914 and 1931 with two extra years of schooling for the average youth. Other data compare class sizes and high school and college access, noting higher odds of pursuing secondary and higher education over time.
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Federal Bureau of Education
Coure
Todes
Loe
Loto
Thanksgiving Proclamations and Calls for Sacrifice and Charity
President Hoover's Thanksgiving proclamation praises abundant harvests and peace, urging spiritual growth and self denial as a remedy for adversity. It argues saving comes through sacrifice, notes widespread worry, and contrasts domestic abundance with hunger in China, India, and parts of the world.
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Hoover
Mms
Concord Police Association elects leaders for new year
The Concord Police Relief Association reelected President Cope and Vice President Chie William Yin at the February meeting. Officers listed include Patrolman John Foster as time secretary and other members such as Patre Lian Faward and Reber Po Lawson named among directors.
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Cope Pet Chie
William Yin
Tae Concord Polices Relief Assec
Meryaim
Seri Mashhad
Lesen
John Th Foster
Patraime boLeette
Sheehan
Offeicers
Uirectora
Frederick Moreau Heads Concord Grange Again
Frederick Moreau was reelected master of Concord Grange for a second term at the annual meeting held last week in Ellis Hall. New officers named include Miss Nettle A. Wells overseer, Arthur Adams lecturer, William Edmunds steward, Allison Clark assistant steward, Mrs Agnes Clark chaplain, Mrs Elizabeth F. Adams treasurer, Mrs Hattie Clark secretary, Joseph Macone gatekeeper, Moreau as Ceres, Miss Hattie Pomona, Mrs Clara Holdlvia Moreau.
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Frederic Wire Loo Main
Concord
Concord Grange
Ellis’ Hall
Nettle A. Wells
Arthur If Adams
William Edmunds
Allison Clark
Agnes Clark
Elizabeth F. Adams
Hattie Clark
Joseph Macone
Morreau
Ceres
Hattie
Pomona
Clara
Holdlvia_ Moreau
Miss Driscoll Speaks Before Woman's Club
Miss Mary Driscoll of the Woman's Department of National Civics Federation spoke at the Concord Woman's Club meeting in Odd Fellows hall last Friday afternoon on "Control of Beamaceney." She stressed early home training shaping character and the need for understanding and help in adolescence. The program featured Miss Wingaret Sheehan, sister Miss Ross, and violin by several performers.
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National Civics Federaton
Concord
Odd Fellows Hall
Revo Voal Vince
Citizens Welfare Committee
Moynard
Wingaret Sheehan
Sane Vesacones
Ross May
Sale Mons
Julia Fon
Mion J. KE. Hannon
Ional
Moby
Mura Ce I
Missie Fecall
Hrostom
Mys
Os. Walker
Vrs J Evisman Provect
Play Readings Held At Concord Woman's Club
Under the drama committees of the Concord Woman's Club the second in the series of play readings occurred Thursday afternoon at Mrs. G. Hollis Blake's home on Nodin Street. A. A. Milne's The Ivory Door was read with Mrs. Whittemore Brown, Mrs. Dake, and Mrs. G. Wilter Vealle participating.
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McOrd
Concord Woman's Cub
G. Hollis Blake
Nodin Street
A. A. Milne
Ivory
Whittemore Brown
Dake
G. Wilter Vealle
West Acton Fire Department Hosts Ladies Night Supper
In West Acton the firehouse hosted a ladies night supper with beans brown bread relishes pies coffee and fruit. Firemen enjoyed whist after the meal as Mrs Addie Briggs Hazelton Perkins Paddock MacGregor Scimair and Mrs Williams assisted. Mrs Wm Lawrence and Free Amberg led scores on eight tables at the Friday whist. George Clapp family moved to a tenement opposite the cigar factory. Mrs Feltus shows improvement living with her son on Central Street.
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West Actor Fice
Force
Add’e Briggs
Hazelton Perkins
Paddock
MacGregor
Scimair
Williams
Wm. Lawrence
Free Amberg
George Clapp
Cigar Factory
Feltus
William
Central Street
First Baptist Church West Acton Sermons on Social Hospitality
The First Baptist Church in West ActonMass invites Sunday worship with morning sermon Social Hospitality and an evening sermon A Seeker and Finder of Pearls Both are aimed at fostering a consciousness of God and guiding believers toward refined Christian living.
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Arthur Jeffries
Plein Croll and Edgar Clark Named Officers for Grange
Mrs Plein Croll, pianist, and Edgar Clark head the executive committee of the KOP Three vedas unit and will be installed Tuesday evening June 5. The formerly planned Grange event for last evening was not held. A public whist party will feature the next regular Grange meeting on December 1.
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Plein Croll
Edgar Clark
Hall Hartwell Wedding in Stoughton Mass
West Acton residents Mr and Mrs Bertram E Hall announce the marriage of their younger daughter Frances to Charles Alonzo Hartwell Jr of Littleton on November 20 in Stoughton Mass. Rev Luther Morris officiated the double ring ceremony at the Stoughton Universalist church. A wedding breakfast followed at Weber Duck Inn Wrentham. The couple plan to reside in Littleton after a brief wedding trip. Frances Hartwell, lifelong West Acton resident, educated in local public schools, active socially, previously with Field and Cowles Ins Co Boston. associates hosted a shower with gifts of cut glass pewter and roses.
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West Acton
Bertram E. Hall
Frances
Charles Alonzo Hartwell, Jr
Littleton
Stoughton
Mass
Luther Morris
Stoughton Universalist Church
Weber Duck Inn
Wrentham
Miss Hartwell
Field
Cowles Ins. Co
Boston
Lost Deposit Book No 24913 Notice
The Middlesex Institution of Law announces a missing Deposit Book numbered 24913. Payment on the book is stopped pending further instruction or recovery.
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Middlesex Institution of Law
Marlboro Man Hit By Bullet Through Car Window
Alfred Montgomery, 64, of 107 Prospect Street reports to state police that while driving on the Boston port raid in Sudbury between two crossings a rifle bullet penetrated the rear of his car and tore through the windshield. He claimed there were no shots fired nearby and suggested a stray rifle hunter may be responsible. The hole was about the size of a billiard ball. Montgomery was eastbound toward Marlboro when the impact occurred and stopped to search. no shooter was seen. He reported the incident to a state trooper on the way to Marlboro.
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Ler
Worrie
Alfred Montgomery
Sudbury
Marlboro
Prospect Street
Boston
Montgomery
Editor Thanks Maynard for Editorial on Mills and Taxes
A Maynard Enterprise editor letter applauds the recent editorial on the Assabet Mills crisis. The writer urges stakeholders to consider higher taxes as preferable to no work, notes officials of American Woolen Co. alongside civic duty, and reminds that circumstances alter cases.
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Maynard Enterprise
Maynard
American Woolen Co
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Delivers School Field Work
Concord Rotary Club met at Colonial Inn with President Burleigh L. Pratt presiding. Howard G. Hawkes, physical director in Concord Schools, gave an illuminating account of his work in the schools.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Burleigh L. Pratt
Howard G. Hawkes
Concord Church to Hold Morning Service and Endeaor Night
W Concord Union Church invites congregants to a morning service at 10 30 with a sermon titled The Liberal ity of Poverty The program includes church school at noon and a Community Sunday night with Warren A Bish district attorney as speaker The Senior Society of Christian Endeavor meets at 6 pm
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Maynard Methodist
Mills
Epworth
Union League
Alfred W Stone
Society of Christian Endeavor
Trict
Warren A Bish
Marlboro School Torchlight Parade Prepares Rally
Marlboro High School students, led by Boy Scout bands, will stage a torchlight parade at 7 PM along main streets. A pep rally in the Assembly Hall will follow, with civic leaders including Mayor Charles F. McCarthy and Supt. Ernest P. Carr attending to support the football team facing Hudson High at Riverside Park tomorrow morning.
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Marlboro
Marlboro High School
Te High School
Hudson High
Riverside Nick
Hudson
Ernest P. Carr
Charles F. McCarthy
Charles F. Lyons
Winfield Temple
James M. Hurley
Leonidas E. Martel
Fred Williams
Henry Haker
Southboro
the Holy Cross
Arthur Burns
Manhattan College Grid
Joseph McCook
Hawes Elected Sudbury Grange Master with New Officers
L Roy Hawes was elected master of the Sudbury Grange. Other officers chosen include overseer Henry G Garfield lecturer Bernice O Clark steward Donald F Conroy assistant steward Herman Austin chaplain Rev George H Clarke treasurer David Baldwin secretary Hope W Baldwin safe keeper J Laurence Devoll Ceres Verna G Barton Pomona Jessie W Garf ic lora Gertrude M Davis lady assistant steward Catherine Laburee pianist Miyra F Baldwin Executive committee Ralph H Barton. Next range session will be Dec 1.
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Sudbury
Roy Hawes
Sudbury Grange
Henry G. Garfield
Bernice OO. Clark
Donald F. Conroy
Herman Austin
George H Clarke
David §. Baldwin
Hope W. Baldwin
J. Laurence Devoll
Ceres
Verna G. Barton
Pomona
Jessie W. Garfic
Gertrude M. Davis
Catherine Laburee
Miyra F. Baldwin
Ralph H. Barton
Srange
Boston Globe writer Powers speaks at church Men's Club event
James H. Powers of the Boston Globe addressed the Men's Club at the Congregational church during Thursday’s meeting, delivering remarks on community affairs and journalism.
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James H. Powers
The
Boston Globe
Congregational Church
Marlboro Woman Mary A Greene Dies After Illness
Mary A Greene aged 77 of Marlboro died this morning at 1 o clock at her home after months of illness. Born in Marlboro to David and [undetermined] Lee she lived here most of her life and later resided in Berlin. She married Alonzo K Green and later returned to Marlboro living with daughter Marian Stephenson. Survived by two sons Edward F of Burlington and Fred A of Kingston four daughters Edith Lasselle Jessie Stephenson and Marian Stephenson. Funeral at her late home this afternoon at 2 with Frank F Child directing. interment in Berlin.
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Marlboro
Stephenson
Edward F
Burlington
Fred A
Kingston
Feldie
Frank F Child
Berlin
Mrs Carville Passes Away After Months Illness
Marlboro Mrs Anne Perpesa Carville died after a monthlong illness at her Grantcourt home. Born in Clinton Mass she moved to Marlboro 22 years ago. She belonged to the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion and was active at Immaculate Conception Church. Survived by husband two daughters Rose and Mrs Michael Smith and two sons Joseph and John. Funeral Friday at 9 from Immaculate Conception Church with parish cemetery interment under John P Rowe.
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Marlboro
Anne Perpesa Carville
Grantcourt
Clinton
Mass
Ladies Auxiliary
Immienite Conception Church
Rose
Michael Smith
Westboro
Joseph
John
Peston
Immaculate Conception
Chures
John P. Rowe
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