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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1930

Page

5

Maynard Opens First Golf Course and Stores

Aug. 27 marks the opening of the first Maynard golf course at the new mini course setup by Macey at the bowling alley. In town, RR ie atchie ot iuntuatt returns to establish a store chain while Billy Manning prepares to open a redecorated Lord's Store site on Walnut Street with a fresh groceries stock and a promising year ahead.

Maynard Maynard Bowling Alley Macey Manning Farker Walnut Street Lord’s Billy Manning

Home To a Store Here Will Be Aug 27

William Maner of the Manting Stores is referenced in connection with an event labeled Home To a Store Here on August 27.

William Maner The Manting

Field Day and Clam Bake Set for Sept 3

West Acton hosts a field day and clambake on Sept 3 at Fred Whitcomb's field on Stow Road. Event announced from Aug 27 with details for residents and attendees.

West Acton Fred Whitcombs Stow Road

Unclear Coupon Fragments Prompt Food Item Prices

Fragmentary OCR shows several price figures including 6¢, 45¢, 39¢, 49¢ for two packs, 37¢ and 7¢. No clear item names or context available to determine a coherent sale or product.

West Acton Saturday event under Seven Dollar Generation group

West Acton hosts a Saturday program on Sept. 6 under the Seven Dollar Generation of Road Fellow lou. The event starts at 2 P.M. with speakers including Dakeald, Pepperell Harvard, Norta, Lawnsend, Burns of Ayer, and Kerikhausy invited to attend.

West Acton Sevendtlar Feneration Oad Lou&es5 Gam Dakeald Ivazeg Agcuu Uvocare Pepperell Harvard Norta Star Robert Burns Ayer Fredonia Smrey Teavers

Swedish Wedding at the Swedish Tavern in Arlington

A notable Swedish wedding occurred Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Swedish Tavern in Arlington. Miss Astrid M. Uarsun and Arpert J. Iverson, both of Arlington, were married by Rev. A. W. Sunnerer of the Swedish Gutherin Church. The ceremony used yellow and blue decorations and red and delphinium in the area. After a social time, guests enjoyed an old style Swedish dinner and music. 85 guests attended. The couple honeymoon two weeks at Niagara Falls and will reside at 16 Longfellow Road, Arlington.

Astrid M. Uarsun Arpert J. Iverson Alrmyg On A. W. Sunnerer Guthern Puggies Street Mar Siiuen P’eterson Niagara, Falls Longfellow Road Arlington

New Teachers At West Concord Prepare For School Year

West Concord welcomes several new faculty members to Harvey Wheeler School next Wednesday. Ada O Jookes arrives from Leominster to teach a sixty grade, Louise Picain from Colorado will teach English and literature, Luhan Wacon from New Hampshire will teach a fourth grade, and A Hempel from Lawrence will handle fourth and fifth grades. John B Hendensnot from Luzerne will teach geography and science and assist boys athletics, joined by new staff Miss Bessie L Wessells Miss drette C Hebert Miss Arvilla Colby Miss Happie Reynolds and Dorothy Lane at Peter Bulkeley School.

Harvey Wheeler-West Concord School Muss Mary & Garvey Ada O. Jookes Leominster Fitchburg Normal School Louise Picain Af Fusther Luzerne Bessie L Wessells Misy Drette C. Hebert Arvilla Colby Garvey Happie Reynolds Concord Dorothy Lane Peter Bulkeley

Local Notices from Sudbury and Surrounding Towns

Robert Hooper of the State Rd Garage moved into the Hancock house on State Road. Mrs. Ida Rice, formerly of this town, is visiting friends and relatives here for the week. Miss Lillian Jewett, Boston Arts and Crafts teacher, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stone.

Robert Hooper State Rd Hancock House State Road Ida Rice Lillian Jewett Boston Ralph Stone

Post Office Bowling Captain Vote Ends In Deadlock

A Tuesday meeting at the post office building failed to choose a captain for the coming year as Farrell and White each gained two votes. Sullivan claimed voting rights, but White overruled him. A ballot was sent to Tom Maley to break the tie amid townwide speculation.

Post Office Farrell G. Edward White A. J. Sullivan Clinton Worcester White Tom” Maley Lake Boon Charley” Hoffman Spec Tom High Ritch

Acton Fair Tercentenary Committee Advances Pageant Plans

The Tercentenary committee for the Acton Fair met at the chairman Mrs George Dusseaults home to outline a historical pageant with sketches. Citizens from all Acton areas are invited to participate and consult Mrs Dusseault. West Acton and Soul Acton groups expressed eagerness to contribute. A two week outing for children organized by Rev and Mrs Eason Cross of St George Church in Maynard is planned. The Acton Agricultural Holding Co reports completion of a new Acton Fair grounds building with light and water and ongoing improvements for the agricultural association.

Acton George Dusseault West Acton Avis Howe Elwin Eason Cross St. George's Church Maynard Littleton Stort Pond J . W. Reed Montréal

Acton Labor Day Celebration to Feature Big Parade

Acton will host a Labor Day celebration sponsored by the Legion Post and local leaders Kennedy Costello and Alan Frost. A mammoth parade begins at 1 p m from Stow and Maple streets, passes West Acton to the fair grounds where a full day of events runs until 1 a m with free parking, sports, midway, dancing, and fireworks. Norwood A L band, 30 pieces, will march, followed by town officials, Legion Post and Fire Department members and floats. An INS report notes a separate investigation into the death of Frank Perry, treasurer of a Boston wholesale lumber firm, whose body was found in Mill Pond with a pistol and two letters nearby.

Acton Legion Post Steluen Nike Foley Frank Holt Stow Maple Streets Woburn Mass Frank Perry Boston Mill Pond

Also Mentioned on This Page

I Ptt Te Manning Stores Ker Walnut St Maynard, Mass West Concord New Idea Store Atv Sudbury Gruber Bros Bird and Son, Inc Fes P. O South Acton Waltham Street Hall Mildred Burgess Rainbow Money W. B. Case Dry Goods Jersey Gruber Bros., Fugnibuye John MacPherson
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