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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1930

Page

9

Acton Club Plans February Meetings and Bridge Party

The Acton club holds a regular meeting at 10:30 A M on Wednesday February with a box lunch to be served and Filene's show to entertain. An invitation is extended to all. a bridge party will follow at the base. Acton Grange schedules a regular meeting February 11 in the town hall featuring a Valentine Party led by Mrs. Silvia Noterman and Mrs. Lucy Bean.

Egular Actoans’ Club Ffe Filene Chib Acton Grange Silvia Noterman Lucy Bean

Sudbury Selectmen Use Legion Hall for Town Duties

Sudbury February 12 The Selectmen are using the Legion hall in South Sudbury to conduct town duties. The move repurposes a central meeting space for municipal business and public access.

Sudbury Legion Hall South

Town Hall Plans Discussed At Annual Meeting

The Legion members have turned the building over to the Board for use. The question of a new town hall will come up at the annual town meeting and methods must be devised to raise money to build it.

The Legion

Taft Guest of Reverend Thongs Street in Winstead

William Taft stayed in Winstead Connecticut last week as a guest of Reverend Thongs Street remembered for his pastorship at Memorial Church in Sudbury. Street recalls fond memories of Sudbury during the visit.

William Taft Winstead Conn Thongs Street Memorial Church Sudbury Street

Marlboro Man Returns Home After Ski Jump Accident

Marlboro resident Raymond Bertrand returned to his West Main street home yesterday after receiving treatment at Marlboro hospital for a fractured leg. The injury occurred last Saturday when his foot caught in a ski jump improvised behind the Duane Shoe Company. Dr. C. T. Warner attended him.

Raymond Bertrand Main Street Marlboro Hospital Duane Shoe Company C. T. Warner

Grangers Sock Social at Maynard Grange Hall

Maynard Grange hosts a sock social on February 13 at Grange hall with prizes for biggest foot. A play All for a Man features Mrs M Whitney and others, plus high school vocal selections and orchestra. Collation served by Eva Smith, Mabel Martin and committee. Middlesex Central Pomona meets tonight in Concord with supper at 6 30 followed by the meeting.

Maynard Maynard Grange Grange Hall Mrs.m. Whitney Helen Croft Lucille Sims Edna Freeman Leon Whitney Leona Howard Myrna Goettler Lorraine Kock Doris Reynolds Eva Smith Mabel Martin Grange Leslie Sims The Middlesex Pomona Concord

Plans for Regular Zeppelin Trips to Orient

Edward F. Farley of Chicago and New York, chair of Pacific Zeppelin Corporation, announced plans for regular Zeppelin trips to the Orient from Los Angeles or San Francisco and Honolulu by late 1931 or early 1932. Farley, on a Los Angeles business trip, heads the project with ties to the American Hawaiian steamship company and the emergency fleet corporation. Officials study equipment and a Pacific coast terminal as the experimental stage ends and detailed plans are finalized.

Los Angeles Cal Angeles San Francisco Honolulu Orient Hdward F. Farley Chicago New York Pacific Zeppelin Corporation Farley Zeppelin Company American-Hawaiian Steamship Company Emergency United States Shipping Board Nang Pacific Zeppelin. Corporation Pacific.coast

Pacific airship service plans unveiled in San Francisco

The plan outlines two airships to begin service at the Pacific coast terminal in Los Angeles. The vessels will be four to five times larger than the Graf Zeppelin and carry about 120 passengers with a crew of 40. Trips between key ports are expected in about 36 hours.

Pacific Lines San Francisco Pacific Coast Los Angeles

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