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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
5
Digestive woes may signal serious illness and warrant medical checkup. Proper diet, hydration, and X rays/tests help determine cause. delaying care risks life. Athlete’s foot requires physician advice and strict personal hygiene to prevent spread.
President Roosevelt praises the Blue Eagle at a Catskill Boy Scout camp visit and links scouting to the NRA spirit of helping others. He asserts a recovery drive will succeed with broad public support and notes 130 million strong membership ahead. Cabinet NRA advisory board seeks price data from code users to curb profiteering.
Police blotter shows nine arrests last month with twelve complaints. Most incidents were drunkenness. other charges included disturbing the peace assault and battery assault on police officer and operating to endanger. One commitment to Worcester State Hospital noted.
The government creates a Central Statistical Board and approves codes that require submission of statistical data as needed. The aim is to curb price increases so that purchasing power is boosted and kept in check.
Recent high school graduates unable to enter college this fall may start college studies in their local high schools under a cooperative plan. Groups register for freshman courses at regular fees, receive all lessons at once, and submit a single report for grading.
St Michael s parish school and academy reopen Wednesday with a Mass by Rev. M J Murphy followed by a day of classroom assignments. No classes are held, but pupils will register for the new year. Fr Murphy expects enrollment over 550 amid rising parish family numbers.
Thomas K B Reed takes charge at Binghamton New York Weather Bureau in the Knickerbocker Building. The Cambridge educated forecaster, born in Girardville Pennsylvania, previously led Boston forest fire forecasting and served at Ithaca New Haven and Boston stations. He and his wife raise chickens and Reed notes there is no such thing as very bad weather.
Sudbury firemen’s annual Field Day at Municipal Playgrounds shifted to 1 p.m. after rain. Teams beat Old Timers 11 to 4 in ball games while Grangers defeated the Legion 3 to 1. A dried water hole halted hose coupling contests and a tug of war favored Old Timers. Boy Scout band Marlboro led selections as Lawrence Tighe oversaw booths with Fire Chief W. E. Davison assisting.
Marlboro couple Mr and Mrs Wesley Wheeler of High street return from Buckfield Maine where they spent the holiday. Mrs Elmer Holden with Mrs Ralph Whitian and daughters Margaret and Martha spend the rest of the week at Silver Beach. Miss Edith Millman returns to White Plains New York after visiting her mother Mrs Flora Millman on Stevens street. Miss Catherine Agrey and Paul Stanley of New York return home after visiting Fire Chief and Mrs Sam Daoust of Grant street.
In Sudbury the First Parish Meeting House hosts a Sunday sermon on Why do the leathen Rage with Sunday school and kindergarten. Several visitors and locals, including Miss Anne Moynihan and Mrs. Rankin, are noted among callers and motor trips. The firemen’s ace Len Stiles starred in FPri ting league, a 3 to 0 shutout of the Grangers. Town meeting plans are postponed as board members discuss a possible new water supply to protect health and fire safety.
Hudson residents and their families took several holiday weekend car trips to Maine Nova Scotia New York and the White Mountains. Names include Capt Walter Boyd Mrs Annie Goodwin Mr Philip Lovett Mrs Deliase Bureau Everett Ricker Ralph Gray and William Bremner among others with Charles Parker noted as a Citizens Conservation Corps member.
Mary Lothrop announces the opening of a pianoforte studio in her home on Schoolstreet, South Acton, where she will accept a limited number of pupils after years of study and practice.
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