The Weekly Enterprise Acton Bedford Notice
A local notice from The Weekly Enterprise of Acton Bedford includes postage details. The readable text lists regional offices and contact information for notices and correspondence.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
4
A local notice from The Weekly Enterprise of Acton Bedford includes postage details. The readable text lists regional offices and contact information for notices and correspondence.
The piece critiques a projected 35 percent of national income going to government debt. It argues the figures are large and hard to grasp, urging a pause on borrowing and urging policymakers to pay as they go rather than piling up taxes for future generations.
A fragment discusses divorce possibilities tied to insanity and drunkenness. It mentions a five year period before action and hints at theories about how fault and duration affect separation outcomes.
An uncertain report centers on a former deeds figure, as prospects surrounding his legacy and possible future recognition remain unclear amid lingering questions about his contributions.
At the weekly VFW whist party prizes went to Minnie Hodgdon Fred Penniman Mrs Wolfe and Roberts Laina Ware Sweet and a special prize to Margaret McCarthy.
A group of 4-H club members and Extension service units gathered at the South Acton Congregational church on Thursday evening to rehearse songs for the June festival set for Lexington. Harold Merriam choirmaster led the practice, with Lytle Ring from Massachusetts State College attending.
An all time low in the con as a right person should swing the gavel. A taxpayer speaks in an imaginary interview with a Press representative about the situation and future hopes.
I express gratitude for flowers cards and kindness shown during my recent misfortune. Thomas Usher Lincoln Street Maynard.
Maynard coach Reggie Sawyer begins baseball drills at Crowe Park after gym workouts. He relies on new battery candidates, an underclassman second team, and seasoned infielders to form a competitive nine. Captain Liverman and Fraser lead hitting, while Columbo shifts to backstop amid catcher competition with Ha kala and Wotkiewicz brothers driving novelty interest.
Menu item list includes Baked Sliced Ham with Pineapple and Asparagus Timbals, Candied Sweet Potatoes, Old-Fashioned Strawberry Shortcake. Recipes give ham glazing, pineapple, stuffing molds, and dessert assembly with steps and oven temps for multiple portions.
Readers are invited to send cookery queries to Miss Fossett care of this newspaper. She will answer in the column or by personal letter, providing practical kitchen guidance and recipe tips.
Mrs Ralph Cooper and Mr and Mrs Monett Robbins visit Rangley Maine where several residents were reported ill in a week. Mrs Ruth Alley remains ill at Prospect Street with the mumps.
The South Acton Reading Club met at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Hawkes on Tuesday afternoon for their monthly gathering.
South Acton station agent Maynard enjoys his first vacation since 1929 while Jackie Tucker, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tucker of Martin Street, is ill with the Mumps.
Maynard resident aged about 23 years spent most of life in Maynard. Funeral services were held from the home Wednesday morning. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at nine o'clock at St Casimir's church with Rev. John J. Dzick officiating. Interment followed in the family lot at St. Bridget's cemetery.
The Ladies Auxiliary of A. C. H. held a Monday afternoon prize event awarding items to Mrs. Anna, Gertrude Tucker, Elizabeth Reed, and others.
Fragmented OCR data shows a basketball score line with multiple player entries and totals but is severely garbled. Names like Lent, Smith, Heaton, Zapareski appear alongside mismatched numbers, making a coherent summary impossible.
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