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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1933
Page
8
Nomination papers for persons to vote at the Sudbury town meeting must be in the hands of the town clerk or Board of Registrars by 5 p m February 17 for certification.
The family of the late John McCarthy expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during their bereavement and for flowers and mass cards.
A Friday night show at Co operative Hall drew large crowds with a riotous prelims lineup. Jose Zepinsida defeated Hunnefield in the main event after a flurry of grappling and heavy slams in a 15 minute first fall. The bout between Henry Cook and Vanglon Payton ended in a 30 minute draw with lingering tension. Legros defeated Jim Legros? and Pete Kartsonis defeated Charlie Plato in solid matches. Future cards feature Bunny Barnes vs Yvonne Fortaine and Bull Martin planned for February 17 at the American Legion event.
Acton Grange No. 259 outlines its 1933 schedule with February events including a Valentine Box Party and a Costume Party, March anniversaries and degrees, May Patriotic Night, and June Strawberry Festival. The roster lists officers led by Master Ellen Durkee with numerous roles across meetings and social events throughout the year.
Mrs Sadie Weaver will host the West Acton Woman's Club meeting on February 13 with Tablesetting by a representative of Thomas Long Company of Boston. The Massachusetts State Federation Mid-Winter meet is February 15 at Hotel Bradford Boston. Winona Lodge Rebekahs hosts a Valentine party February 15 in Amupee Mrs Addie Briggs. Acton Lodge and Winona Lodge plan a competitive night in February with plays by each lodge at IOOF hall.
Miss Mary Bowafter Forbes invites families to Lincoln relief activities at Adams Street Milton Massachusetts on Lincoln's birthday Sunday February 12 featuring reproduction of Lincoln birthplace and related interest section.
The West Acton church celebrates its pastor Arthur Jeffries fourth anniversary with carnations from friends. Upcoming events include Lincoln a Man of God sermon, youth gathering by Gordon College students, a Sunday evening service, a Fellowship Supper on Feb 17, and a piano recital by Arthur Jeffries and Maynard pupils on Feb 28 with proceeds to Maynard Charity Association.
A 10 year old Helen Creeley writes a tribute to Abraham Lincoln for his approaching birthday. The poem praises his bravery kindness honesty and roots in Illinois and notes how his fame spread over the nation and county.
Fire department veterans Josep Farrell and Michael Cleary were honored at a testimonial at fire headquarters last night. They received gold pieces from comrades and a united vote of confidence. Joseph Farrell served since 1807 as Fire Engineer and Michael Cleary since 1905 as clerk of the Combination truck company.
Textile Realty Company plans auction of eight mills including Swarthmore Mills at West Concorn. Swarthmore Mills offered on premises at 1 pm Tuesday Feb 28 with 95 000 feet of manufacturing floor space and water power. Other mills Ray Mills Franklin Chase Mills to be auctioned.
Dudley Hecla Mills Oili Mills Fitchburg Mills Lowell Glens and the Monsup Mills Conn list of mills and places appears in a regional notice with company names and locations.
Herman Bergner and Hall seek permits for general garages and shops at Haynes road junction and East of Seneca W Hall on State road. A town meeting will be held Friday at 8 o clock in 54 rooms to act on citizen submissions. Selectmen and Board of Registrars set voting and registration deadlines for the March meeting, with sessions on February 15 and February 21 in South Sudbury locations and men’s rooms.
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