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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1931

Page

3

Acton Fire Chiefs Honor Frank Holt At Town Meeting

Acton fire officials met at the Woolap house Friday to honor retired Fire Chief Frank Holt. A large delegation presented Holt with a chief’s emblem engraved on the back, funded by firemen. Speakers included Howard Billings and Dr W F Davis. Mrs Howard Billings announced a new daughter.

Woolap House Frank Holt Holt Billings of Selectmen Howard W. F. Davis Sorace Ff Tuttle Murray Brown E Board South Stuart MacGregor West Acton Samuel Knowlton Cap Acton Chemical Howard Billings

Davis Family Daughter Improves at Children’s Hospital

At the Lying In Hospital Boston on August 6 the Davis family reports their daughter Evelyn shows improvement at Children’s Hospital Boston. The note highlights the progress and expresses thanks to physicians and staff.

Lying In Hospital Boston W. F. Davis Evelyn Childrens Hospital

Fire consumes four acres on Raymond estate near Saxonville

Sudbury firefighters battled a stubborn blaze that raged for over five hours on the Raymond estate edge of Saxonville. A pond hose fed the line as dry pine needles fed the flames, torching four acres and forcing hot ground conditions that kept two men on duty for three days to prevent new outbreaks. Investigators suspect careless picnickers started the fire, with scattered late newspapers found among trees. Nearby, residents Mr William H Wessell and Mrs Milbery hosted visitors at a Millbery home.

Raymond Saxonville Wlliam H.wessell Mildred Doris Watertown William H. Berry Arlington Clare A. Milbery Marjorie Jones Pine Haven North Conway N. H Dad Jones Maine New Hampshire Camp Raputak Fryeburg Betty

Local Visitors and Address Changes Reported in Sudbury

Sudbury residents Mr and Mrs Howard Horr of West Haven Conn were in town visiting old friends. Mrs Horr formerly taught at Windsor School for over five years before marriage. James Carey and family moved into the Hancock house and opened a Boston Post Road lunch stand closed for more than two years. Mrs George Brown of Meridan Conn visits her parents Mr and Mrs Breas Fogs. Ruth Snow ofville visits aunt Miss Rilla Hill.

Howard Horr West Haven Conn Cadre Breas Fogs Ruth Snow Yille Rilla Hill

First Parish Meeting House Sudbury Mass Announcement

Sudbury notices Rev Channing Brown of the First Parish will preach at the Meeting House at 11 00 AM The sermon titled A Mathematical and Autom Atical Universe Is That All We Have All friends are welcome to attend

Sudbury Channing - Brown

South Acton Defeats Wolnot Club in Extra Innings

South Acton spoiled a Waltham visit with a 6 to 5 extra inning win at Community Field. Smith struck out 11 for South Acton while Johnson held the visitors to six hits until the ninth. Key moments came on walks and errors that tied the score in the ninth and produced the decisive run in the tenth.

Acton South Acton Waltham Community Field Ecore South Ac Smith Johnson Waltham Club Barnes Foley Lowden Joath Nelson Hayes McNeil Nelle Jerriam Mitchell Dr. L Clark Clayton

Two Barns Razed by Fire in Lincoln Road Blaze

Fire destroyed two barns on Lincoln road belonging to Luigi Fucci. Mrs Fucci alerted Miss Jessie Barnett who notified the fire department. Firemen saved the dwelling and a horse. loss estimated near $1000, partially insured. Origin undetermined.

Luigi Fucci Lincoln Road

Theft of Hens Prompts Constables in Acton

Local excitement rises as hen thieves ether hens to sleep. Joan S McNiff and Alan R Fro sworn special constables to trap them. Thieves now target locked garages and strip removable auto parts. John JF Houch, Acton schools superintendent, vacationing in Tunbridge Wisconsin. Joseph Snyder of Pennsylvania visiting former town friends. Snyder once member of Murphy and Snyder at May. Women's Relief Corps set meeting for August 17. Caroline Durkee visits grandparents. Clarke Durkee joins Fort Pond camp. Cushman bakery patrons hear of a near holdup in Stow foiled by the driver.

West iActon Joan S.mcniff Alan R. Fro John JF. Houch Acton Schools Tunbridge, Wi Joseph Snyder Pennsylvania Snyder Murphy Women's Relief Corps Caroline Durkee Charlesee Clarke Durkee Fort Pond Cushman Bakery Stow

Havana Under Strain As Government Tightens Grip

Reports describe Havana as tense and subdued under President Machado with crackdown measures affecting nightlife and cultural sites. The Paseno and Jai-Alai venues closed, while Rio and machine gun patrols keep watch within 35 miles of the city. In Maine, a birth was reported and Mrs Tunney recuperates after an injury from a fall at Memorial hospital.

Havana Cuba Gerardo Machado Minicol Paris Najn Damarisqotte Maine William H. Parsons Tames J. Tunnev Waa Weenverine Memorial Hospital Polly Lauder

Marlboro Wedding for Dr Vernon Lippard and Margaret Ishamie

Invitations issued for the wedding of Dr Vernon Lippard of New York son of Mr and Mrs William Lippard and Miss Margaret Ishamie to be held August 29 at 4 o clock in Marlboro First Congregational Church Memorial Chapel The bride daughter of Ben and Mrs Judson Lewis of 19 Hillside Avenue Winchegtery is a Yale librarian Dr Lippard a Marlboro High School graduate with honors and scholarships at Yale College and Medical School他的 engagement to Miss Grogs was announced during Christmas holidays

Yale Dr. Lippard Marlboro High School Yale Dillege Medical School Miss. Grogs

Eagles Await $75,000 Distribution at Toledo Convention

Hudson Aerie and other FOE aeries prepare for the Grand Aerie session in Toledo Ohio where a $75,000 distribution will be announced. Attending are Past Worthy President Frank Ghibilda and Secretary Bert R Grant who will report back on beneficiaries.

Autos Collide on Main Street

Automobiles operated by Paul E Grady of 115 Main Street and Frank A Wheeler of Bolton collided about 3 o clock yesterday afternoon on Main Street in front of a gas station as one car left the station and the other advanced. No injuries were reported by either driver.

Hudson Paul E Grady Main Street Frank A Wheeler Bolton Fred L Clark

Vacations and Family News From Marlboro Area

Marlboro Frank Boyle of Bourgeois Market on Lincoln street takes his annual vacation. Mr and Mrs Clarence Rougeau welcome a baby girl born at Marlboro hospital. Mrs M J Seneca and Mrs Agathe Cardinal of Wollaston visit Miss Blanche G Poitras on Mt Pleasant street. Mrs Anna Daniels and daughter Ida of Honesdale Pa visit Mrs Margaret Parks on Hayden street. The Methodist church is closed in August. Pastor Rev Frederick W Smith and family are at Sterling.

Frank Boyle Lincoln Street Clarence Rougeau Gir Marlboro Hospital M. J. Seneca Agathe Cardinal ‘of Wollaston Blanche G. Poitras Mt. Pleasant Street Anna Daniels Ida Honesdale, Pa Margaret Parks Hayden Street Frederick W. Smith

Birth of Daughter at Richardson House in Brookline

A daughter named Nancy Billings was born on Thursday August 6 1931 to Mr and Mrs Billings of Oakwood Avenue Brookline. The family will receive greetings from friends at their Main Street home.

Richardson Oak ‘Ood Avenue Brookline Nancy Billings Main Street

Local residents host weekend visitors across town

Mrs Ella Maynard and Miss Nellie Coughlin stayed with relatives on Lincoln Street while others vacationed at Bradford Inn and Ocean View Park. Visitors included Mrs Catherine Bariteau, Mrs Mary Wall, Mr Ralph Sheridan, and nurses Miss Sheridan and Miss Qarpuil, along with families on Main and Linden Streets and at Ashway Rhode Island.

Ella “Pravers Travers New York Thos. Usher Lincoln Street Nellie T. Coughlin Catherine Bariteau Bradford Inn Bradford Sergion Street Skowhegan John O’donnell New ‘Haven Daniel O'Brien Wi waltham_ street Ralph Sheridan Main Street Wilter Plymouth Herbert Gradbner Newark City Mary Wall Brown Ralph Barney Main, Street Tetas Boone Jean Adams Brighto Ann Hamlin Linden Street Katherine O'Grady Newton Ville Herbert W Martin Lincoln Samuel Parker Randall R. I

Maynard VFW Auxiliary Chooses Delegates for Kansas City

At a special Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meeting last night Moll Siesate and Mrs Sophie Weigh were named delegates to the national convention in Kansas City. A regular meeting is scheduled for next Monday night, led by President Mrs Margaret Hird.

Maynard Eeetowiet Moll Siesate Mre Sophie Weigh Auxiliary Kansas City VFW Margaret Hird

It Pays to Advertise Vincent Sullivan Poem

A local verse urges readers to advertise in newspapers. It stresses timely business outreach and the value of keeping a store visible to the public, citing economic benefits and wartime memory to motivate ad spending.

Fort Devens to be new National Guard training camp

Fort Devens will be the new name for the National Guard training camp at Ayer. An October change is planned and the facility is described as the training site for the guard.

Fort Devens National Guard Ayer

Scrambled names link visitors in Waltham and Chicago

OCR fragment shows Mr and Mrs Garceau of Waltham visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Kingsley, and Mrs Richard Kingsley in Chicago visiting James Kingsley. Names appear garbled but indicate social visits among local residents.

Alses Garceau Waltham An Seibner Kathleen Cu Richard “Kingsley Lef Chicago Dll James Hingsley

Garage Fire Damages Car in Windsor Avenue Incident

A garage fire on Windsor Avenue destroyed a car after a short circuit. Firefighters were alerted after it was discovered by youths on a nearby tennis court during Tuesday night activities at Arthur Blanchard's garage.

West Alston Iren Wes Jon Arthur Blanchard Windsorave

Town weighs buy of steam roller to aid road upkeep

Local officials argue a steam roller and stone crusher would cut road maintenance costs versus relying on heavy motor vehicles. About $15,000 is spent annually on highways with $4,700 from the state. An article on the purchase is expected to appear in the annual meeting warrant. Also a Middlesex Hospital report notes Helenin of Worcester died. Mrs Sher of Philadelphia and Sol Subwar of Fitchburg hospitalized after accidents.

Northboro LW Shouliér Sigors Envy Berlin Middletown Genn Helenin Worcester Mass Jennie Sher Philadelphia Sol. Subwar Fitchburg Middlesex

Local Notables Amid War Veterans Plan October Reunion

Dr Michael F Falion chief surgeon at No Vincent's hospital Worcester is ill with acute indigestion but not seriously. National Guards and World War veterans recall Camp Devens and an October reunion plan at Fort Devens with Arthur Shaw Marlboro Ralph K and John Manning Post VFW Hudson as sponsors. The 101st Infantry reunion on Saint Mihiel Day December 12 aims to include the 181st Infantry regiment.

Michael F. Falion Vincent’s — Hospital Worcester Thig National _Guards Camp Devens S Fort Devens Arthur Shaw Marlboro Ralph K John Manning Post Bugle Corps Hudson Baltimore United Shoechinery Company 101St Inle F St. “Mihiel ' Dey Pt. 12

Unclear OCR item on widow of air fireman and state law

Fragmentary text notes a fire incident and a widow, Mrs Dav, tied to a fireman who died responding to an alarm. Mentions a state law and public interest in a municipal matter, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.

Ijuceon Dav

Lynchings Feared After Ypsilanti Murder Case

Authorities acted to curb possible lynching attempts as Paul and Lawrence Keene were detained in connection with the murder of two Ypsilanti High School boys and their girl companion on a lonely lane. The brothers, washing blood from clothes, denied involvement claiming they were dead drunk at the time.

Ann Arbor Mich Paul Lawrence Kéene Brothere Ypsilanti

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