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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
3
The article outlines a crepe dress pattern No. 3401 with a one piece design. It describes a front slash neckline, bound edges, adjustable left underarm opening with snaps, and inverted darts at the waist. A removable belt and collar attachment are noted with size guidance and fabric requirements.
Marlboro commander presided at the sergeant post meeting at Preston block with plans for the reception of Admiral Koontz national commander of the VFW visiting April 28 in Boston. A banquet at Hotel Bradford April 22 will honor the national commander and president with a long attendee list from the post and auxiliary.
Notices from Thomas W. White federal collector warn beer licensees that under the Revenue Act of March 22 1933 a special tax applies to brewers wholesale and retail dealers in fermented liquors. Tax rates run from 20 to 1000 annually with monthly installments and conditions for each license type.
Paris architects study a reinforced concrete tower planned atop Mount where it would rise about 2,100 feet doubling the Empire State Building height and far surpassing the Eiffel Tower. The $2 million project would serve as a world landmark if approved.
Maynard Anchor and Men's Glee Club won first prize at the New England Federation of Men's Glee Clubs contest in Symphony Hall Boston. Director Gavin A. Taylor led the group since 1929 and earned high praise from judges. Beverly took second prize in the event amid competitions from Andover Square and Compass, Mendelssohn Male Chorus of Waterbury, and Wollaston Glee Club.
In West Concord, the Concord IOOF lodges hosted a rough robin baseball game with Allston, West Newton, and Concord. Allston defeated West Newton 7 to 4, securing a path to meet Prospect Lodge of Waltham, the winner to be challenged for the title in the near future. A large crowd from multiple lodges attended and was invited back.
The Gray Bell Studio offers a wide array of marked down items including stationery hand kerchiefs jewelry bags and Mrs Day's Baby Shoes. A large variety of gifts to keep and gifts to give away. Prospect street South Acton Adv.
Marlboro officers of the Junior lodges of the Sons and Daughters of Italy were installed at a joint ceremony in Sons of Italy Hall Worcester District Deputy Frank Pagano officiated. Girls lodge officers included Jennie Rizzelli and Laurina Trotta among others. boys lodge officers were led by Louis Sandini and Frank Duca with trustees named. Hudson club visitation urged full participation at June convention. The club backed the High School baseball season ticket drive.
Dr Norman M Hunter, representing the 9th Middlesex District including Marlboro Sudbury Stow Maynard and Hudson, spoke at the Rotary Club in Sharers restaurant on duties of a medical examiner. He noted 12 years in office and having viewed 504 bodies, sharing cases and intimate experiences from his work. The talk prompted audience questions as the business meeting was led by President Chester T Lemson. Registration cards for the international convention were discussed.
Northboro reporting that the regular monthly supper and entertainment for the men of the Southville Federated church was held last evening in the vestry. The committee included Herbert Holmes Raymond Stevens Walter Dunn Fred Fuller and Herbert Jones. Holliston Odd Fellows Lodge members presented the play Where's Alma Those taking part were Roland Fairbanks Edson Leland Vedol Bents Charles Armstrong and Thomas Hunney.
Miss Josephine Dumbrack of Boston was a weekend guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Albion A. Johnson on River street in South Acton.
Cantata South Actor A Gantata titled Jesus Lives to be presented in the Congregational church on Easter evening April 16 under the direction of Herold A Merriam musical director assisted by Miss Frances Archer organist with a large chorus of sopranos altos and male voices listed by name and including Frank A Merriam Hugh Hodgen and Arthur Beckett among others.
More than 100 guests attended a banquet at the White Inn where Fra Eight cups were awarded for the largest individual total. West Acton group led by Smith of the Business Men's Club totaled 390 points. Teams in the six club league included South Acton Woolen Company Gangsters Beechnuts of Acton Business of West Acton Acton Police Streeters of West Acton.
Mrs Oscar H Howe and Mrs Paul Bittinger hosted visitors including Raymond Balch of Boston and Raymond Balch of Irene. The Theological Seminary student Roland Johnson assisted at Palm Sunday service before returning to Bangor Maine. Local volunteers beautified the Quimby lot with spruce trees and privet plants around the marker hydrants and grounds. Charles H Miles returns from Florida.
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