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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
3
The report notes a Lipton Cup quarter final with uncertain results and possible rescheduling. It mentions participants linked to Acton Street and Mary J. Foley of New York, with roles including a groom and a management position.
A Strathmore Pipes publication discusses fear as a dominant emotion in depression and anxiety, explaining how optimism cushions risk and how a low mood prompts costly, fear driven decisions. It urges calm analysis of circumstances and proactive planning to counter fear.
Concord police report two suspects held for grand jury after an investigation tied to a stolen automobile originally owned by Isdith McCormack of 70 Atlantic Street Winthrop. The car, traced via Revere and Somerville sightings, was recovered in Concord in front of Witherell’s home and later linked to cigarettes and other items found at a residence on Tourourd Avenue. Officers Lawton and Canningham processed the scene noting the vehicle’s identification and recovery steps.
James McCarthy was elected county treasurer at the 6th annual meeting held last Sunday in Maynard. Attendees included Michael Cleary Francis McCarthy and Connolles. The Middlesex event also announced future meetings and auxiliary officials.
The notice lists individuals including Mrs Katherine saritend Mrs Mary Sheridan Mrs James Abe Curtiy Mrs Siaan Kelley and Mary Connors in connection with the filing or claim noted in the public record.
Sudbury residents discuss a Winchester Boat Club dance and plans for an improved highway around town amid tax concerns. Misses Names Barbara Was and Nancy Guprilh attended. Joy Tatts leaves for Washington DC Cathedral School. Mary O Piper and family spend the season at Wayland Cape. Sudbury Women’s Club opens season with Alice M Barton speaker.
A new social club named the Maynard Jewish Council was organized by Jewish families in Maynard and vicinity. Miss Celia Gruber was chosen president, Mrs Stella Lerer secretary, George Glickman treasurer, and Harold Lerer seeing director. A social followed at the synagogue on Acton Street. A party is planned for next Saturday evening under the council’s auspices. Beatrice Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, is home from Rangley Lakes Maine after a summer, traveling from Portland to Boston by air plane.
Rev. Ralph A. Barker leads morning service at 10 20. Sunday school classes follow at 11 45. Local congregation announces timetable for worship and teaching.
Sunday morning service at First Parish led by Minister Brown with a sermon titled Cobimbhus AInerios ho. A town hall dinner follows in the Fret Parish House on Monday October 12, inviting all residents to attend the country feast.
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