War on Unemployment Discourse by James W Hook in Lakewood
James W Hook of New Haven Connecticut, head of the New England Council Industrial committee, urges stable employment and corporate planning to shield workers from downturns. He classifies the unemployed into three groups and proposes public works and debt relief to end war-like unemployment. He calls for a national road building program as a fighting plan against unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Hook
New Haven
Conn
New England Council
Concil
Lakewood
Hook
Connecticut Commission On Employment Stabilization
Roads for all states to spur economy and jobs
A reader letter suggests every state begin immediate road construction with five hundred miles of concrete to employ idle workers and lift spirits. Other notes warn about ivy sensitivity, social pretenses, and a local business motto about avoiding criticism by inaction.
Maynard Plans Seminary Study After Farewell Party
Maynard Fairbanks son of Mr and Mrs Albert Fairbanks will enter St John's Seminary to study for the priesthood. A farewell party was held at the clubrooms with Miss Ruth Bradley, John Hannon, and Joseph Dineen among speakers. Vocal and piano solos were performed and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fairbanks
Pleasant Street
St John’s Seminary
Ruth Bradley
Wold John Hannon
Rand
Maynard Cornell K
Joseph Dineen
Maynard Legion
Margaret Dineen
Julia White
Walter Fairbanks
Deane Priest
Delores Zaniewski
Thomas Yerman
Maynard High School
Boston College
Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting Monday Night
At Legion headquarters in the Odd Fellows Block Miss Elea nor Sheridan read a report of the State convention. An nominating committee was appointed to prepare a list of officers for election at the next regular meeting. Delegates and alternates were elected for the county council meeting in Wilmington. Grace Sweeney announced her plan to seek reelection to the county position. A joint installation with the Legion was voted for this year. Eva Evers named chair of the whist committee for the party on September 20 hosted next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion
Eva Evers
Legion Meeting Reports State Convention Highlights
Sudbury American Legion Auxiliary met September 1 at Mrs. Arvid Nelsons home. The president, a Somerset Boston delegate, reported on the state convention and officers were nominated for the coming year. Refreshments were served by the hostess group. Next meeting set for October 20 at Mrs. Roland Eatons. Maynard Spidell of Providence visited. Isobel Stone returns to Temple University. the Stone family welcomed a daughter. the Akroyd drum and bugle corps attended the Legion Convention. The first fall Woman's Association meeting of Memorial Congregational Church is on September 24 at Mrs. John Hall. Members from other churches invited. Japan articles for sale and missionary Mrs. Alice P. Adams will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Arvid Nelson
Somerset
Boston
Roland Eaton
Maynard Spidell
Providence
R. T
EL BP. Hood Co
Isobel Stone
Temple University
Philadelphia
Walter Vhrtfth
Pred Stone
Detrat
Herbert I. Akroyd
Maribor
Legion Convention
Woman's Association of Memorial Congregational Church
John Hall
Japan
Alice P. Adams
South Acton Residents Return from England Visit
Mr and Mrs Alfred J Edward return home after months with friends in England. Mr and Mrs Hamilton and family come back from Stow and move into the house vacated by Mrs. and Mrs. He self at Pipers corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Edward
England
F.lamilton
Stow
Wir
Filive Heself
Piper’s Corner
Return Home After Summer in Dunn Center North Dakota
Standard and Miss Winifred Sylvia traveled home on Tuesday from Dunn Center North Dakota where they spent the summer. They made the trip both ways by age and enjoyed the time. Two Acton High School graduates, Charles P Howe and Lewis H Whitney, earned their degrees last June from Northeastern University College of Engineering. Howe, a sophomore on the class docks team and later a member of the ASME, Whitney was in the Miving clit for four years. Howe now works at Kwothe Firestone Footwear Company in Efudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Miss Winifred Sylvia
Dunn Center
North Dakota
Acton High Schoool
Charles P Howe
Lewis HH. Whitney
Jane
School of Engineering
Northeastern University
Howe
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Whitney
Miving
Clit
Kwothe Firestone Footwear Company
Efudson
Acton A A Meet Builds Sports Drive at South Acton
Reports from the South Acton Athletic Association show enthusiasm for Community Field development and general sports promotion. Plans include forming a basketball team and a hockey squad with a scheduled double header on Columbus Day if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton Athletic Association
Westford T
South
West Acton
South Acton
Wotnot Ale
Waltham
Waornot
Watch Company
Firemen
Local Notables Attend Detroit Legion Convention
Miss Alberta A Hodgen returns to Prov Conference Academy as teacher. Mrs Sarah J Barnsdale visits Swarthmore. Members from West Acton Edwards Quimby Post and Maynard Legion Post begin auto trip to Detroit to attend the American Legion convention. John Manning Frank Manning and two Maynard Legion members also depart for Detroit for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta A. Hodgen
Fourthen
Sarah J. Barnsdale
Swarthmors
Pen
George E. Greenough
C. Lawlark
Towell HW. Cram
West Acton
Edwards Quimby Post
Ernest Rasmussin
Maynard
William Hayes
South Acton
Detroit
Mich
American Legion
John Manning
Frank Manning
Maynard Legion Post
Merwin and Pratt win weekend handicap medal at Concora
John Merwin shot 79 75 and Burleigh Pratt 77 75 to win the weekend handicap medal play at Concora Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merwin
Burleigh Pratt
Concora
Maynard community groups plan events and meetings
Maynard Post to FLW initiates three members at a Monday meeting in VFW headquarters United Cooperative Society building. Whist parties begin next Friday at the headquarters as part of a social season. Also noted are priest Rev Bartholonew Killilea death and Maynard teachers club first fall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Post
FLW
V.F.W
United Cooperative Society
V. Flw
Bartholonew K. Killilea
Boston
Brockton Hospital
Wkillilea
St Bridget’s Church
Maynard
Folie
Brockton
Chelsea
PP. BE. Killilea Ble
Montreal
St Patrick's Church
Concord Quins Win Final Shoot of State League
Concord Quincy Gus Club wins the final shoot of the state league Sunday at Oxbow Club Saxonville. Concord High football coach Ehlert Seeckts schedules Colum bus Day date with Chelmsford High on Emerson Playground. Over 50 girls report to Mrs Roth Emmons for Concord High girls field hockey at Emerson Playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Gus
Saxonville
Ehlert Seeckts
Concord High School
Chelmsford High School
Emerson Playground
Roth BE. Emmons
Macone Swett Davis Tie in 410 Skeet Event
Salvadore A. Macone Glenwood C. Swett and Dr Wen dell F Davis tied at 19 in the 410 gauge skeet event Sunday at the Musketaquid Sportsman's Club. In the regular event Swett and Davis tied at 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macone. Swett
Davis
Salvadore A. Macone
Glenwood C. Swett
Wendell F. Davis
Musketaquid Sportsman's Club
Sweet
Swett Wins Open 25 Bird Skeet at Musketaquid Meet
Glenwood C. Swett of Maynard broke 28 of 25 birds to win the open 25 bird skeet event staged Saturday at the Musketaquid Sportsman's Club West Concord grounds. In the 410 gauge special, Dr Wendell F. L. Davis of Acton and Swett both tallied 19 birds for high gun honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood C. Swett
Maynard
Musketaquid Sportsman's Club
West Concord
Wendell FL Davis
Acton
Mr Swett
West Concord Notes Highlights Visits Weddings and Local Sports
Mrs George Burns and three month old Billy Frawley visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Frawley of Commonwealth Ave. Joan Brown returns home after a visit to Swampscott. Chauncey Garland served as best man at Enid Steig and Harry Wintch wedding in Naugatuck Conn with Lorraine Finney as bridesmaid. Grace Jay vacationing in New York and Hartford. Cynthia Roberts to Port Clyde Maine as guest of Mr and Mrs Percy Foss. Mr and Mrs Michael J Clark celebrate 56th anniversary at Highland St. both 78 with four children. West Concord Athletic Association nine season ends. planned game vs Marlboro City Club canceled due to rain. B S Coading opens jewelry store at 32 Main St. forty years in business. former Waltham Watch Co. and Southern Pacific Railroad inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burns
Rose Frawley
Topside
Tompkins Cove
N. Y
Billy
Thomas
Frawley
Commonwealth Ave
Joan
Brown
West Street
West Concord
Harry Wintch
Naugatuck
Conn
Lorraine Finney
Garland
United States Rubber Co
Grace Jay
New York City
Hartford
Clark
West Concord Athletic Association
Marlboro City Club
Coading
Enterprise
Main Street
Concord
Codding
Waltham Watch Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
What Lacks Yet What Lacks Yet
Sunday at West Concord Union Church features Rev Alfred W Stone’s sermon What Lacks Yet. The service includes a children’s address The Gorilla and the Chinmanzee The choir Miss Mildred Stone anc choir anthem Sing Aloud Unto God Organist Gertrude Rideout plays Sanctus and offertory pieces Costa Naaman March postlude. Church school attendance was strong. Church Family Nights begin Friday in the church banquet hall.
Harvest supper hosted by Ladies' Union chaired by Mrs Day
The notice announces a harvest supper organized by the Ladies' Union under the chairmanship of Mrs Herbert L Day. It emphasizes community participation and the hosting role of Mrs Day in coordinating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
Herbert L. Day
Rally Day Rally Day in all departments held Sunday
Rally Day in all departments will be held Sunday October 4 with activities across units. The event invites participation and outlines a day of department level gatherings and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Union
Isaac R R Beharrell Celebrates Seventy-Eighth Birthday
The Enterprise extends hearty congratulations to Isaac R and Beharrell on his seventy eighth birthday. A longtime West Concord builder and contractor he remains active with at least one house under construction. Born in Nova Scotia on September 19 1853 he has spent 39 years building in Concord and vicinity. He has constructed over 400 houses valued at more than a half million dollars in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac R&r. Beharrell
Ike
West Concord
Frank Pierce
Concord
Mr. Beharrell
Nova Scotia
Women’s Parish Association Opens Season With Luncheon Talk
The Women’s Parish Association of the First Parish begins its season on Monday September 28 at 1 PM with a luncheon. Mrs Thomas Rees president of the General Alliance will greet attendees and Mrs Louis M Marks will discuss Off the Beaten Track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Parish Association of the First
Thomas Rees
General Alliance
Louis M. Marks
Sudbury Home Makers Day and Local Club Meetings
Sudbury hosts Home Makers Day at Mrs. Walter Laberee’s home on October 1 at 2 pm with the topic Do your feet save time and money. Sudbury Men's Club starts its first Fall meeting at Memorial Congregational Church with supper at 6:50 and a guest speaker. Middlesex Extension Service begins Fall Winter film series at the Grange Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Extension Service
Walter Laberee
Sudbury Men's Club
Memorial Congregational Church
Fire Department
Davison
Grange Hall
Sudbury School Notes On New Faculty For Year
With the September 9 start, five new teachers join Sudbury schools. Mary Pernan of Ashby Massachusetts will lead third grade. Elizabeth Gilchrist of Foxboro moves to fifth and sixth. Louise Dudley from Milford will teach commercial subjects in high school. Alfred G. Whitney, Harvard 1930, teaches math and John A. Labree handles English and French. Whitney resides on Concord road. Labree, from Sudbury, attended Wesleyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pernan
Asby
Mass
Fitchburg Normal School
Elizabeth Gilchrist
Boston University School of Keducation
Gilchrist
Foxboro
Whitney
Harvard
Concord Road
Powers House
Mr. Labree
Sudbury
Wesleyan University
Bolton Fair Draws Crowd and Busy Midway
The Bolton Farmers and Mechanics Association hosts its 54th annual fair drawing large crowds. State troopers assist Chief Joseph Noel with visitors viewing garden products livestock poultry and canny exhibits. Music by Teddy Beers Groton band fills the day as horse parade and judging by Worcester County Extension Service conclude with a Federated church lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Bolton Farmers and Mechanics Association
Joseph Noel
Eough
Teddy Beers Groton Band
Bis
Worcester County Extension Service
Federated Church
Arthurs. Felton
Albert c. Pardee
Henry
St Casimir Youth Athletics Build From Polish Catholic Roots
Rev Fr Dziok started St Casimir's YPC program shaping Polish youths into baseball players. Frankie Ramesh led a green team to second place with strategic play and strong defense. Joe Ramesh and others, including Mike Vodoklys, Stanley Wasiuk, and Johnnie Poazarycki, showed promise, with Smiling Big Joe Pieewicz delivering 26 scoreless innings as a standout pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Casimir's YP. C
Dziok
St. Casimir’s
Frankie Ramesh
Frankie
Mike Vodoklys
Boston College
Mike
Adolph Chyzus
Stonesack
Stanley Wasiuk
Joe Ramesh
Joe
St. Casimir
Stanley Walukiewicz
Big Boys
West Acton Community Notes Include Meetings and Alumi Demonstrations
Electrical storm damaged phones and radios in West Acton. Mrs Verne Scribner checked into Massachusetts General Hospital for a tonsil operation and is expected home midweek. The Neighborhood Club Executives met to approve aluminum demonstrations on Oct 20 at Mrs Belle Hall and Oct 27 to be announced. cards to members and prompt replies requested. Sept 30 brings bridge and whist at G A R hall to help fund the Christmas tree. club has given over $500 for sidewalk work. New members welcomed. Winnie Wamboldt ill with throat. West Acton Baptist Church activities reported. Roy Jones presides over the Young Peoples Society and Rut Feltus over the junior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elec
Verne Scribner
Massachusetts General Hosal
Belle Hall
Lily Robbins
Dia
Eclub
Sidewal
Winnie Wamboldt
West Acton Baptist Church
Issu Roy Jones
Young Pepples Society
Rut Feltus
Marlboro Community Notes on Church, Outing and Weddings
Mrs Hird and daughter plan an outing with Spanish War Veterans of Marlboro at Camp Resolute next Sunday. Dr and Mrs Flaherty and Mr and Mrs Lynch attended the wedding of Miss Irma Wilder and Attorney Paul Shaughnessy of Marlboro. Congregational Church school progresses with 9 45 am sessions and recent large turnout despite rain. Union CYuren speaker Bradford Case led a talk on Building Friendships, with about 25 present. Union service at 7 30 pm featured Miss Helene Mosher in sacred music and Dr Mills on Mahatma Gandhi. Rehearsals for The Fool continue at Waltham Street Hall. Next week events include services at Union church with 10 45 am worship and 6 pm Young People. The pastor spoke to Worcester YMCAs Women’s Auxiliary and will address Worcester Mother’s Clubs and Central Church Mother’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hird
Spanish War Veterans Organization of
Union Church
Congregational Church
Th Union Cyuren
Bradford Case
Helene Mosher
Iiing
Mills
Mahatma Gandi
Miss Mosher
Miss Hooper
Waltham Street Hall
Worcester
Mother’s Club
Wesley Church
Mother's Club
Central Church
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the Weekly Enterprise
Torn
United States
Van
ST. John's Seminary
Maynard—Albert Pairbanks, Son
Legion Auxiliary
SO. Sudbury
A. A
Watnot
Helen
Alice
Marlboro
Concord Street
Arlene Priest
William Priest
Wolcott Street
White
Aing 3
Maynard Teachers Club
Men’ Club
St. George's Church
Favors
Harold Brown
Charles Edney
Louise Merrill
William Newman
Henry Tolman
Middlesex Laundry
Louis Boeske
Floyd Palmer
Nayford
Maynard Legion Auxiliary
Levion
West Congord Union Church
R. Beharrell
Women’s Parish Association
Bolton Fair
Johnnie Po Azarycki
Joe Kochnowicz
Hawk
Joe Wardzalu
Ale Kuleviteh
Big Joe’ Pieewicz
Executi Board
Pr Dent
Mary Laffin
Frigidaire
General Motors
Gruber Bros
Main St. Concord
Mast
Austin D. MacRae
Main St. Maynard, Maal
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