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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1931
Page
11
The Liberty Street and Main Mass area paper names its weekly issue with local notices. Dated material references post office handling and regional distribution around Sudbury Marlboro and Marlboro towns.
A discussion of how advertising affects profit and losses, noting that campaigns can pay for themselves by boosting sales, while slow periods may lead to losses and closure. Emphasizes cash flow, credit, and the value of prudent budgeting and discipline for small firms.
Attorney and Mrs Herbert Schware of Framingham visited and Mr and Mrs B Lawrence Spurr of Rutland traveled to Newton Street. Robert Howes Jr Frank Mattioli Jr Robert Flynn and Richard Howes swam at Fort Meadow. Clarence A Morrison and Mr and Mrs Clifford Carson took a motor trip to Whitinsville. Mr and Mrs Charles Fuller and family visited Esther MecColigan in town.
Belgium offers low living costs and enticing coastlines drawing visitors from Great Britain Paris and Berlin. Ostende connects to Ribera Brugge Heysto Knocke Maris Kerk Middelkirke Westende Laiflamme by electric tram, with Bruges inland famed for medieval architecture and its carillon concert.
Mr and Mrs William Perry of Syracuse return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Geo A Hodgdon in Commonwealth Avenue. Mr and Mrs Fred T Boyd and family vacationing in Falmouth Foreside Maine. Rev Olaf M Johnson and family return from vacation. Russelettcheil of the Mee faculty school reports eight ipent 28 pints blueberries picked in Acton within three hours.
A historic home recipe shows making chocolate syrup from pudding mix with water sugar and salt. It yields two cups suitable for eight drinks and can be used for chocolate fizz iced mocha and chocolate milk beverages.
West Concord residents and relatives listed on summer trips and visits across New Hampshire and Maine. Mrs. Benjamin Derby and Roger return to La conia with others visiting East Jaffrey Cape Cod Braddford Arms Sagamore Beach. Principal Chittim completes Boston University course. Union Service at First Parish in Concord led by Rev.
Acton residents report Lamra Mayell returning Friday from Camp Taleodale after two weeks away. Marion Fobes takes two weeks vacation from Boston duties. Mr and Mrs Poltorek visited Sunday along with Mr and Mrs Thos Drummond. Mrs Walter Frye and Mrs Coolidge of Hudson visited Sunday with their father. Next Saturday the Ladies Church Aid Society holds a food sale on the common opposite the library at 2 pm featuring a missionary table, food, ice cream cake and baked beans. If rain interrupts, the sale moves to the Congregational church dining room.
Rev Harold E LaMay will deliver the sermon at 10 45 am in the morning service led by minister Edward P Daniels with Rev George L Thurlow as pastor at the Unitarian Congregational church in South Bristol Maine on Sunday August 23.
A Maynard town column reports the formation of a cinder track led by Don Lent to boost youth athletics. It notes track as a personal sport with improving facilities and urges track members to train alongside football players. It mentions local clubs, football stars, and broader athletic culture in Milford and Maynard.
Mil ford's Hop Rippel and Melrose's Gazet Hal Poole are highlighted in a humorous note about baseball as the Polish pastime. The piece mentions Ramesh threatening to send game boys to Red Acre, and the writer will pick an all Polish League team and an Assabet Valley League game soon.
More than a score of men from Bridget's parish joined a weekend fishing trip to Camp Joyce Kilmer in Scituate. Some left Friday night to start early the next day.
St Casimir's Club plans a final clash with the Polish National Alliance at Dorchester on Sunday afternoon. Manager Kamesh aims to book clubs for upcoming games at Crows Park In view of schedules and potential dividends.
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