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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
8
An advertisement for men and boys footwear at the Towest Jackson Shoe Shop located at 95 Mynard Avenue. The notice highlights a broad shoe selection and shop location to attract customers.
A Massachusetts notice lists deposits and pending actions under General Laws Chapter 27. It names payees such as W Brown Stafford and Henry F Smith treasurer, with amounts 554.00 267.16 26.77 28.59 28.92 27.92 and dates around November 1932 and December 7.
The Concord audience applauds Valley Farm with strong acting from Tobeno Eberlein Hall and Brothers. Hetty and Perry Deane drive the plot as Harold seeks forgiveness while Miss Dempsey and Miss Peterson deliver standout portrayals.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Concord National Bank in Concord Massachusetts will be held at the Banking House on Tuesday January 10 1933 at 3 45 P M for the election of Directors and other business. E Payson True Cashier Concord Massachusetts December 7 1932.
Lost deposit book No. 6100 has been reported missing. Payment halted. Maynard Trust Co. publishes notice dated November 23 December 7.
Regular Board of Selectmen meeting set for Wednesday at 7 p m in Creighton's Block. Applications for licenses or permits to be presented to the secretary. Frank Binks chairman Barles Erwin secretary.
In South Acton Universalist Church Rev Beckett will preach on Sunday. Morning and evening services and Sunday school details are listed. Middlesex County Poultry Association honored Chief of Police Michael Foley with a $100 check for trapping a gang of hen thieves. Four suspects convicted. Acton High School football and baseball to be played at Jones Memorial Field next season. Local club explores tennis court and swimming pool installation. Second annual association dance at Exchange Hall drew a large crowd with Pepper Boys providing music.
West Acton notes include Winona Lodge of Rebckahs members attending an Obligation and Old Acquaintance Night at Mizpah Lodge in Maynard, with Mrs. Rachel Haynes and several others among the attendees. Also reported are Mrs. Frank Mansir wintering with sister Mrs. James A. Bartlett in Framingham and Daisy Spinney recovering after surgery in Boston.
West Acton notes Universal Bible Sunday with a pastor’s message on Rejoicing in Hope. Bible School attendance is strong. Friday Epistle to the Ephesians study series invites all. Ladies Circle to present The Old Peabody Pew at Carlisle Friday. Pastors’ Sunday sermon What Do You Know? and Homing themes with choirs praised. Mr and Mrs BE Henry Hall farewelled as they move to Brighton for a new position. they were hosted with a farewell table by local members.
Sudbury officials set procedures for hall use and Friday pay days. Firemen answer two alarms, with Chief Davidson urging care. The high school association rehearses The Americans Came for a Town Hall Friday. A December 13 turkey supper funds the Dental Clinic with whist and bridge games afterward.
A fragment notes rehearsals for a theatrical production with cast members listed in a local page. It mentions practice sessions, a rehearsal schedule, and preparations ahead of opening night.
The L and C of the Congregational church held a public supper on December 1 in the church dining hall. The annual meeting elected Jennie K. Tuttle clerk Frank A. Merriam collector Charles H. Parsons treasurer George W. Sargent auditor Harold A. Merriam superintendent Sunday school Dr. W B Currier deacon Harold A. Merriam Frank A. Merriam and Ethel Granberg music committee Elizabeth Bumpus deaconess.
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