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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
6
The repeat drama titled Drama of Con is scheduled for Thursday at 8 30 p m in the Grand Tercentenary State Armory Everett. A large number of tickets have been sold and more are expected as many costumes are stored in attics for use.
Public auction to sell land and buildings at Riverside Ave and Pine St Concord Junction Middlesex South District, tied to a mortgage recorded 1929. The sale follows a foreclosure for breach of mortgage terms and includes rights of way and noted tax liens. Sale date set for the third day of April 1985 with ten percent as earnest money and other terms to be announced by the Middlesex Institution for Savings.
Public notice of a mortgagee sale of land in Concord on Commonwealth Avenue by Middlesex Institution for Savings. The parcel, described with specific bounds and a 1935 auction date, will be sold to satisfy a mortgage balance with taxes and liens. Cash deposit required. balance due within fifteen days. other terms to be announced.
Colorful ball with Cab Calloway and his orchestra in Concord attracts out of town guests. A grand Military Parade starts 1 PM from Emerson Playground with contingents from Concord Maynard and Lexington. Gov Curley and staff attend, followed by veterans groups and civic organizations. Parade route includes Stow Everett Thoreau Main Wood Elm Monument Square and Lexington Road. Baseball game Concord vs Lincoln at 4:90 PM and Drama of Concord closes week.
West Concord Massachusetts church marks town tercentenary with 10:45 a m worship on September 15 a sermon titled A Future Concord Worthy of the Past and a returned choir under Waldo MacWilliams. church school to begin fall sessions and the first midweek service set for September 17 at 7 p m
The Concord Cardinals could not arrange the three game playoff series with the Lutheran Athletic Association for the second half of the Assabet Valley Baseball League. A twilight contest may be played this week. The Ros Scouts met Friday. Ronald MacKenzie was named acting Scoutmaster to replace John Hendershot who moved to Reading to take another teaching job.
The article argues that uncovered steam pipes and boilers waste fuel in industrial plants and that the same insulation method should be used in homes. It claims insulation is easy and economical to apply and essential for efficient heating.
Canada dominates global canned lobster supply with the Atlantic provinces producing about 137,900 cases annually across Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Quebec. The region stands as the world’s top lobster producer.
Readable fragments describe Jericho walls in Palestine and references to a national political and school business office. No clear event or outcome.
The Concord Tercentenary week opened with a union religious service at the First Parish Meeting House. Representatives from six churches led by Rev. Charles Russell Peck and Rev. Louis Cornish spoke on religious freedom, while a large crowd listened to hymns and sermons reflecting Concord’s history and hopes. A commemorative display followed in the vestry with communion silver and church artifacts.
Sudbury Garden Club hosts an Autumn flower and fruit show at Sudbury Center Town Hall on September 14 from 3 to 9 30 pm and September 15 from 3 to 6 pm. Four adult classes and a children’s class. Tea served. Admission free. General chairman Mrs Louis Lavigne Hudson assisted by Mrs Paul Whitney Rhoades Sudbury. Entries due 8 30 to 11 am September 14 and remain until 6 pm September 15.
Canada's highest peak Mount Robson rises to 12 972 feet in the Canadian Rockies. Known as the monarch of the Rockies, its naming origin remains unresolved with questions about who named it and when, despite being named since 1865.
The Middlesex County League of Sports men's Clubs holds its annual outing at Maynard Rod and Gun Club on Sunday September 15 with rain date September 22. Nearly seven thousand sportsmen from Ashland Ayer Billerica Concord Framingham Lowell Marlboro Maynard Melrose Lexington Arlington Reading Chelmsford Lincoln Waltham Woburn expected to attend. Featured events include skeet and trap shooting coon drag dog show turkey shoot and Billy Hill Remington rifle exhibition amidst a giant midway and other attractions. Parking will be ample for early arrivals as crowds are anticipated.
The annual outing of the United Lithuanian American Citizens Clubs of Massachusetts Sunday at Vose Playgrounds drew over 5000 from across the state. Charles Hurley donated a loving cup won by the South Boston Club. clubs from Lynn Worcester also took athletic cups. A Lithuanian dance Alexandra was performed by Worcester group. The event crowned Henry P. Lesbutcy of Lynn as president with partners Alexander Barnat John Chenis Charles Protap Adam Mitchell and Joseph Lekys.
Maynard Highs gridiron unit faces its first scrimmage of the season at Alumni Field this Wednesday. Coach Vodoklys drills tackling blocking and signal practice as he trims 16 candidates into a first team lineup led by Captain Fraser and backs Downey Flaherty Columbo.
Mrs May sabel Cutler of Roxbury died suddenly at Boston City Hospital on August 26. Native of North Acton she leaves brothers, sisters, and a husband Julius Cutler. Funeral services were at Acton Congregational Church August 29 with duets and organ music. burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
A communal effort painted the parsonage garage in Acton. Samuel Knowlton funded the painting. John Pederson hauled gravel with two trucks and supervised driveway construction with a landscape gardener assisting.
Supbury residents and visitors announced in town over the weekend. Kenneth Harding, New England representative of the Grace Steamship Line, visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Karl Schambzle and Mr and Mrs John Leonard with Mrs Emma Buckley spent Sunday with local friends. Miss Elsie Oliver of Peakham Road was appointed assistant at the South Sudbury Post Office.
Miss Eunice Emiline Hall wed Philip Corban Garfield in a 3 pm ceremony at Police Chief Hall’s home Sudbury. Rev Herbert Reynolds officiated as family and friends from Sudbury and nearby attended a reception and wedding luncheon. The couple plans a New Hampshire home after a White Mountains trip.
Rou M urday and Miss Anderson claim they and Marie BK. Stauff his wife assaulted her. They were ordered to appear in court on Monday September 9.
A recent survey asserts Britain’s coal and forest resources will endure for at least 550 years. Critics question the methodology and long term implications for energy policy and trade in the British Isles.
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