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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1931

Page

8

West Concord notices and church events listed

A fragmented West Concord column notes Mrs. Charles Noll’s house transfer on Main Street and various church activities. It lists church meetings for ministers and missionaries, Ladies’ Missionary Society events, faculty night, Harvest Supper, and Holdsworth and sermon topics with dates and times.

Charles Noll West Concord Edward Fr. Loughlin Loughlin Main Street John Dd. Brown Las Eerum Prescot Crozier At Linet

Annursnc Grange Grace Night Observed in Concord

Annu rsnc Grange observed Grace Night with attendees including Mrs Dorothy Stmiata and Miss Drene Pieceau of Pomona. Judges from West Concord awarded prizes for workmanship and decor while performances featured Christine and Theodora Ulodger. John Gilbert starred in a Paris Melo Rama film at the Peoples Theatre, highlighting advances in motion picture technology.

Attitetae Grange Warner Talk Tiree Grievees Dorothy Stmiata Mlore Elair Metas Jetiitie Vieeiredh Ceres Tid Drene Pieceau Pomona Molath Cheeonace Meeletou Week John Nee Concord James Wyobour Linderon Didith Hogtees West Concord John Gilbert Mrnday Sarid Phe

Greatest Act of Charity on Marlboro Main Street

A moble family from West Virginia bound for Maine was helped on Main Street Marlboro by Officer Eugene Mullane and local residents after they found the father mother and four children had nothing to eat. Community aid from Gustav Labossierre Henry Adams and Waldo Fay funded transport and groceries, allowing the family to continue toward their brother's home for winter shelter.

Marlboro Main Street Marlborea Bas Virginia Maine Eugene Mullane Hasbard West Virginia Peekshill N.Y Ovthers Mullane Patrick Lyons Gustave Labossierre City Welfare Department Gus Henry Adams The Peoples Bank Waldo B. Fay Fay School Southboro J. J. Bradley William Hi Ogwood Mullane Ward

Bedford Grange Fair Draws Large Attendance

The annual Grange Fair at Bedford was held Tuesday and Wednesday in the Grange hall with strong crowds both days. Exhibits included sunflowers, homegrown produce, baked goods, canning, and crafts. prizes were awarded for household booths, jars of peaches and jelly, soap, dressmaking, and baked items. An excellent supper was served both nights.

Bedford Vivian Dicckison Alice Smith Katherine Livermore Ada Pishie Glttys Davis Dorothy Stone Gladys Davis Anna Alsovich Mesa G. Barnes Ruth Livermore Alice Hammett Geo. Hunnewell Lawrence Freeman Paul Metcalf Grace Jones Florence Metcalf Rosa Triggs Rather Pease Gladys Metcalf Esther Godfred Perkins Jos. Ashby Livermore CG. G. Barnes Sidney Davis Davis A. Hansen Jos. Asbey Hansen Mrs. Livermore Edith Carpenter Mrs. Hansen Dorothy Winchenburg Alsovich

Sudbury Social Evening Showcases Europe Tour

Miss Gertrude M. Halloran hosted a circle that toured Europe during the summer. About thirty five guests watched motion pictures in Mrs. William Tufts’s living room depicting Paris the Riviera Rome Venice and Switzerland. John C. Hall improves after a sudden illness and is expected back at work soon. School children enjoyed the Venetian Glass Blowers exhibition on Tuesday. Supt Noyes and the street department crews improve the Candy Till Road east end for safer travel.

Gertrude M. Halloran Europe William Tufts Paris Rome Venice Switzerland John C. Hall Venetian Glass Blowers Supt, Noyes Merrie Men

Maynard Man in New York on Mill Business

Harry Templeton of the Assabet Mill was in New York on business. Lost a pearl rosary. reward offered. Return to Mrs. Joseph Dineen at Lincoln Street, Maynard, telephone 145. Adv.

Harry Templeton Assabet Mill New York Joseph Dineen Lincoln St Maynard

Tigers Clash With All Stars At Ward Park

Marlboro reports a semi pro season opener at Ward Park where the Tigers host the Worcester All Stars. Coach Francis Kelley reshapes the eleven with several longtime Bengals opting out, replacing them while practice under floodlights continues ahead of the first gate.

Carl Craig Art Burns Charlie O'Connell H Celena Francis Kelley Ward Park

Miss Leota Leland feted by Hudson teachers before marriage

Former Broad Street School teacher Miss Leota Leland received a party at Stow Country Club from Hudson teachers in honor of her upcoming marriage. She was presented with pieces of silver and other individual gifts from her former associates.

Leota Leland Broad Street Stow Country Club Hudson

Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Maynard

Public auction set for October 24, 1931 at 2:00 PM of property on Brown Street Maynard shown as lots 75 and 76 on a 1907 plan. Sold subject to a prior mortgage to Bartholomew J. Coughlin and unpaid taxes, with $500 cash required at sale and balance within seven days.

Frank H. Seckel Caroline H. Seckel Maynard Trust Company Middlesex South District Brown Street Maynard W. A Haynes Co Horace F. Tuttle C. B Middlesex South O'Connell Fitchburg Railroad Company Brown Bartholomew J. Coughlin Harold J. Morgan zEe Oneeer Rd A. Bdrm Ever Eer

First Meeting of Local High School Athletic Association

The high school held its inaugural Athletic Association meeting during an assembly. Geno Insani, football captain, presided as plans for season tickets and a cheering squad were discussed. Principal K W D Merrill chaired and the session closed with a promise of a follow up meeting to finish unfinished business.

High School Athletic Association Geno Insani K. W. D. Merrill

Northboro to Open Bids for Lyman Street Highway

Bids will be opened October 6 for 4283 feet of gravel and tar highway on Lyman street from the Northboro-Westboro line to near the Chapman residence. The project, costing about $15,000, aims to ease heavy summer traffic between the Boston Post Road and Westboro State hospital and Lake Chauncy. The move has long been favored by county commissioners.

Northboro Board of Selectmen State Department of Public Works Lyman Street Northboro-Westboro Ryerson Chapman Boston Post Road Westboro State Hospital Lake Chauncy

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