The Weekly Enterprise notices and pricing details
Marlboro Mass weekly edition lists office address 16 Liberty Street and publication terms. It notes second class matter status August 25 1803 and post office entry and includes subscription rates for six months and single copies. It also names Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford as included communities.
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Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Congress
Maynard, Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Boy Scouts Launch Ten Year Patriotism Program
The Boy Scouts of America begin a Ten Year Program 1933 1942 to train boys into four year Scout trained men and raise patriotic citizens. By 1942 at least one in four new male citizens should have Scout training and uphold public welfare. The program marks the 23rd anniversary of Scouting with aims to reduce law violation and encourage service.
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Boy Scouts of America
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America
A Pension Principle for Presidents’ Widows Urged
The Boston Globe argues for a uniform policy to aid widows of presidents with pensions and franked mail privileges. It notes current differences among Mrs Wilson Mrs Roosevelt and others and calls for a clear rule applicable without delay.
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Wational
United States
Boston Globe
Coolidge
Flige
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Rossevelt
Congress
William Taft
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Advertising as a booster for tourist economies in cities
A column praising advertising for hotels catering to tourists and urging Florida and California to support their hotel industries. It argues tourism is a major industry, calls for ongoing promotion, and criticizes pessimists and self serving leaders while noting the need for higher product values to restore prosperity.
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Italy
Florida
California
March of Progress
Federal income tax credit rules for dependents explained
Washington Feb 4 The article details a $400 tax credit for each dependent under 18 or incapable of self support, with conditions on chief support, residency not a factor, and rules for married, single, and head of family filers. It notes prorating when status changes during the year.
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Washington
Maynard Legion Auxiliary Sees Strong Membership Drive
Eleanor Sheridan, chairman of the Maynard Legion Auxiliary membership committee, reports a good response as canvassing among eligible members continues. A junior auxiliary is planned for daughters of veterans, starting from infancy. The committee includes Esther Smith, Eleanor Sheridan, Grace Sweeney, Susie Kelley, Minnie Downey, Nellie Wolcott, Eva Byers, and Florence Wilder.
Maynard Vincent Club Meets at Louise Johnston Home
The Maynard The Vincent Club gathered at Louise Johnston's Charles Street home during the week. Members include Elizabeth Binks Lillian Weaving Louise Johnston Beatrice Lang Florence Wilcox Mrs Raymond Drechsler Mrs Jed Elson and Mrs Raymond Connors. Florence Wilcox and Lillian Weaving won bridge favors. Between bridge and refreshments vocal solos were performed by Florence Wilcox from the high school glee club and Congregational church choir.
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Maynard
Vincent Club
Louise Johnston
Charles Street
Elizabeth Binks
Lillian Weaving
Beatrice Lang
Florence Wilcox
Raymond Drechsler
Jed Elson
Raymond Connors
Bridge
Wilcox
High School Glee Club
Congregational Church
Maynard High School Enters BAA Indoor Meet at Boston Garden
Maynard High School track squad, led by coach Charlie Manty, enters the BAA indoor games at Boston Garden next Saturday afternoon. Tony Kavaleski competes in the 1000 yard run, Dick Archer in high jump, and the relay team of Johnnie O Leary Stan Piecwicz Francis Gilleny and Johnnie Thompson runs in scholastic relays. Local conditions limit practice, but the meet offers valuable experience.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Boston Garden
Charlie Manty
Tony Kavaleski
Dick Archer
Johnnie O’leary
Stan Piecwicz
Francis Gilleny
Johnnie Thompson
Whists Held For Welfare Fund At VFW Headquarters
Maynard Maynanl Post VF W Auxiliary hosted another welfare fund whist party at the United Cooperative building last Friday night. A special door prize of 2 dollars was announced.
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Maynard— Maynanl Post
VF. W
VFW
United Cooperative Building
Party prizes aid veterans at U S Hospital Bedford
Proceeds from upcoming party nights will fund welfare work for veterans at the U S Hospital in Bedford. Prize winners include Mrs Robert White, Mrs William Reid, Fred Palmer, Louise Comeau, William Quinn, Amy Brayden, Edward Hoffman, Cecelia O T o o le, Frank Cantino, Katherine Baritnell, John Peterson, Helen Coughlin, Teresa Sharpe, Mrs Philip Johnson, Mrs Frank Gilleney, Mrs Ida Brooks, Mrs Margaret Hoffman, Mrs J Tobin, Michael Walsh and Henrietta Bam ford. A regular Auxiliary meeting was held Monday night.
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U. S. Hospital
Bedford
Robert White
William Reid
Fred Palmer
Louise Comeau
William Quinn
Amy Brayden
Edward Hoffman
Cecelia O’toole
Frank Cantino
Katherine Baritnell
John Peterson
Helen Coughlin
Teresa Sharpe
Philip Johnson
Frank Gilleney
Ida Brooks
Margaret Hoffman
Funeral for Sotir Kristo in Russian Orthodox Church
Sotir Kristo died February 1 at age 64 after living in town twenty five years. He ran a mobile ice cream cart and is survived by his wife two daughters and a son. Funeral Sunday at the Russian Orthodox church with burial in Ilenwood cemetery. Concord Council Knights of Columbus met at Monuments Hall with Grand Knight Terence J McHugh presiding and a 6:30 supper supervised by Joseph McKenna.
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Maynard—Sotir Kristo
Darmouth Street
Boston
Ilenwood Cemetery
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monuments Hall
Terence J. McHugh
Joseph McKenna
Fifth Avenue Fashions Novel wide armholes frock for spring
Advertises a new dress pattern with wide armholes and tucked sleeves, featuring a bright check wool, white pique collar and bow. Pattern 5145 fits bust sizes 14 through 42, priced 10 cents, with a Fashion Book offer for 10 cents more.
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Issy
International problems debated by Federation speaker at Newton
Mrs William Austill of Newton, representing the State Federation, spoke on International Problems to Ye Colonial club at Mrs George M Moore’s Maple street home. She urged global consciousness and conference methods over war, noting her Geneva institute studies and Newton High school teaching.
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Austill
International Institute
Geneva
Alicia Moore
Rena Goodell
Edwin P. Longley
Beauty Show and Dance by DAV of WW Chapter Framingham
The Fred S. Murphy Chapter No. 8 DAV hosts a Beauty Contest and Dance on February 21, 1933 at the Memorial Building Framingham. Art Wallace and his King Orchestra will perform from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Judge panels include Marlboro Natick Wellesley Milford Framingham and Holliston. Mayor Charles A. Lyons invited as guest.
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Fred S. Murphy
Joseph Buzzanenti
Michael H. Johnson
A H Dondero
A G Mainini
James T Duane
James F. Hickey
George M. Downes
Memorial Building
Framingham
Art Wallace
King
Alfred Paolucci
Rayfields’ Inc
Marlboro
Natick
Wellesley
Milford
Holliston
Charles A. Lyons
Stow Citizens Ticket Prompts Town Meeting Contenders
In Stow the annual town meeting on February 13 features a multi candidate slate. A Good Citizenship Club backs William H. Buckley for selectman Charles S. Whitney for town clerk Clifford A. Martin for school board Albert B. Drechsler for assessor Nils A. Lander and Guy W. McCarthy for constables. The group argues for broader voter influence and a new deal in town administration.
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Stow
William H. Buckley
Office of Selectman
Charless. Whitney
Clifford A. Martin
Boar
S0ore
Albert B. Drechsler
Nils A. Lander
Guy W. McCarthy
Maynard I O O F Entertainment At Hudson Lodge Meeting
A Maynard delegation attended Hudson lodge I O O F last night. William Duckworth directed a program that featured the one act comedy He Liked Them Modern with Walter Denniston Howard Prescott Mrs Eleanor Jones Mrs Howard Prescott Edith Laubenstein and William Duckworth. A brief sketch Samantha Changes Her Mind was performed by Mrs Dorothy Alving Mrs Phyllis Savikoski and Miss Edith McAus.
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Maynard
Hudson Lodge
William Duckworth
Walter Denniston
Howard Prescott
Eleanor Jones
Edith Laubenstein
Samantha
Dorothy Alving
Phyllis Savikoski
Edith McAus
Local Music Night Features Korpi and Odd Fellows Quartet
Anson Korpi entertained with saxophone solos along with the Odd Fellows quartet Ralph and William Jones Elmer Coke and George Lawton performing several selections at a community event.
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Lin
Anson Korpi
Odd Fellows Quartet
Ralph and
William Jones
Elmer Coke
George Lawton
Perlin Center Illness and Unitarian Youth Event Notice
Perlin Center is confined to her home with illness. The Young People of the Unitarian church will observe the annual PRU Sunday on February . The morning service will be their charge and the preacher will be Arthur L. Proctor of Marlby PRU, a senior at Massachusetts College of Phi Mrs. Emeline M. Brown, Jacy. The WCTU will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ira G. Dudley.
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Unitarian Church
Arthur L. Proctor
Marlb Y Pru
Massachusetts ‘College of Phi
Emeline M. Brown
Jacy
WCTU
Ira G. Dudley
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Framingham Memorial Hall
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