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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1930
Page
4
An address to the New York State Chamber of Commerce on November 20, 1930 argues fear cripples the economy while faith and prudent action can restore normalcy. The speaker urges those with money or credit to lead by example and create opportunities for others to contribute and recover.
Washington DC December 8 Senator David J Walsh Democrat of Massachusetts introduced a bill to bias the rail industry toward a five day week. The measure aims to shift schedules and improve efficiency amid protests and debates on labor standards.
An investigation by Ford and the International Office reports European wages undercut by American pay, citing Italians and others in Europe. The review notes purchasing power differences and warns of a potential economic backlash against U S industry.
International notes from Portland say Doc Willing, amateur standout from Oregon, is viewed by rivals as a leading figure in amateur golf alongside Bobby Jones and George Von Elm. The piece compares Willing’s medalist record and Walker Cup appearances with strong pros, highlighting his persistence in major events and playoff near-misses.
Reading fragments show complaints about telephone operators and delays in returning to regular service after alarm events. The piece notes Mrs Kenneth Reed and Marjorie visiting Worcester, a housewriter named Mattia keeps hens and collects promptly, and a claim of money in hens with a recent yolk count.
A Marblehead trio including Duberger and Thomas Burke sued John Smith and others in an incord incident during a Saturday card tourney. Concord bid won two of three games in the 45s with Marblehead leading 12–12 before the rubber went Marblehead. A return match is planned in Concord.
We express appreciation to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during our late mother’s illness and for the many beautiful floral tributes. John E. Rice, Edgar T. Rice, Mrs. Mabel Rice DeWitt, Mrs. Alie Rica Perkins.
Arnold Piins of Lincoln and Roma ine Clark wed on Thanksgiving day. Mr and Mrs Cal endar welcome a new addition to their family. Mrs Murry Stearns and Walter Lynch visit the community Garage. A new family home on Raymond Road. Sudbury Men's Club December meeting at Wayside Inn on December 18. Rev Albert Reynoldson to speak at Memorial Church service. Christmas Pageant planned for early evening with carols and hymns.
Last Monday evening the Bedford Grange held the final of a series of whist parties. Mrs Fay and Mrs Raleigh led the women with Mrs Jellington second. John English and Mrs Ke won first and second for the men. consolations went to Mr Frank Cloutier and Herbert Clark. A new series will start after the new year with Mr and Mrs Woodward in charge.
Concord family of Mr. John A Tracey expresses heartfelt thanks to all who offered sympathy and help in lightening their sorrow for the loss of husband father and grandfather.
The Catholic Ladies of the Our Lady Help of Christians Court of Def. A. held a Tuesday evening meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. Members discussed upcoming events and community outreach plans.
Mrs Cornéla Bedford presided over plans for a Christinag charity bazaar to be held at Wathet hall Weat Cot on Dec 12. Phaidoutt formed a bowling organization and two tents have been sold to profit this event with hopes of selecting representatives for the court.
Anurrsnac Grange at Warner Hall selects a new master to fill a vacancy amid a meeting Monday. The election results confirm appointments and outline duties for the upcoming term.
A fragmentary note references a rare en Poleon claim and a faite a, leaving readers unsure of the event or attribution.
Readable fragments mention James Hovey and Nena with scattered place names. No clear event, date, or outcome is identifiable from the supplied OCR snippet.
Fragmented OCR shows a marriage intentions notice with unreadable names and dates. Limited readable items include a couple listed with missing details and a partial operative note from a local clerk, restricting clarity on participants and timing.
Fragmentary OCR item appears to reference an ad section and a legal edition. It mentions fees and a possible favor or action at a law or court setting. Specific names, dates, places, or organizations are not readable.
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