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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1931
Page
6
The boxing commission voids Max Schmeling's title over disputed actions and fails to arrange an immediate rematch with Jack Sharkey. The heavyweight scene remains unsettled as debates about legitimacy and future fights continue.
Alfred L. DeNoyer of Nashua is accused of a fraudulent scheme tied to donations and benefits linked to a Boston meeting at the Golden Thes. He allegedly used the American Legion name to lure donors and was reported arrested with a $20,000 claim. Local golfers know him from Marlboro Country course visits.
Sudbury residents recall a New Year period when icy conditions on the old Sibby Road made driving risky. A group of friends and neighbors, aided by the highway department, tried to keep roads safe for travel as skidding and chatter persisted.
Marlboro High and Acton High basketball squads under Robert Dolan plan a strong 1931 season. The Marlboro coach aims to build on a prior successful football showing and expresses interest in scheduling a game with local officials.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord Mass lists George L Thurlow as pastor with morning service at 11930 A M and Sunday School. Men and adult Bible classes directed by Mrs Leslie R Moore. Evening Young People's Club at 7 PM. Wednesday January 14 7 45 PM midweek service.
Hapiton Rouse of New York, who had been convalescing at the home of Mrs. Marland H. Rosers, has fully recovered. Mrs. Me Bilge Awans of Framing AR hosted about a dozen guests for dinner and bridge on Monday evening. Mr. Charles H. Way and Mrs. Nathaniel Loring received prizes for high scores. Mr. and Mrs. Witton Waugh of fenced Bn Hilfe, Mr. and Mrs. Chats H. of Seitate, and Miss Bitee Baliveat of Newton were visitors. Mrs. William Tufts, recently recovering from illness, shows improvement and was missed during the holiday festivities. Way has been enjoying Maine recently.
In South Acton on January 7, businessmen are urged to ignore rumors about a town fundraiser. Commander O L Clark of the Edwards-Quimby Post clarifies a letter inviting them to an 8 20 p m meeting described as mutual and pleasant, with no request for contributions.
In South Acton on Saturday Antonia Lauricella and Watertown resident John Barca were rabbit hunting when Barca’s gun discharged. Buckshot struck Lauricella in the head and neck as they climbed a well. He was treated by Dr C La Clark at home and Emerson hospital. Chief Foley ruled the incident accidental.
The twenty eighth annual Old Folks Dance held in Exchange hall on New Year's Eve drew a record crowd. The event featured an orderly sequence of dances described as interesting and easy, reflecting the evening's popular appeal.
Viacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov, hailed as a new premier and defense chief, made his first appearance before the Central Executive Committee and the Council of Nationalities amid enthusiastic reception.
The floor show featured Cotil lion Duchess Virginia reel Two step Waltz Quadrille Portland Fancy Schottische Liberty Waltz Ladies Choice and Zulu explained by the orchestra leader. Edward C Pasc of Ayer was floor director with aides W A Tuttle G H Reed F W Holt W A Flint and I J Wetherbee assisting.
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church announces its first meeting of the New Year, inviting members and friends to attend. A brief program and discussion will follow, with plans for community outreach and church activities.
The article extols cotton fabrics for exercise and recreation yardage. It highlights light weight washable and economical properties and features outfits shown in photographs including a young woman in a daily dress and a new heavy net weave gingham style suitable for younger family members.
On Tuesday January 13 at 2 30 p m the president Mrs Irving S Duren will preside The hostesses include Mrs Al pert Achorn Mrs Lee Adams Mrs S Thompson Blo and Mrs Erwin L Bumford to assist
A Musketaquid Sportsman's Club open skeet event at Second Division Brook West Concord saw Augustine W. Macone of Concord and Dr. Wiswall of Wellesley tie for high honors by breaking 48 of 50 targets. Wiswall posted a perfect run of 28 consecutive birds. others named include Percy Foss Joan Taylor and Isaac Langille with 47 targets.
Sudbury resident Sylvester D. Perry, long a notable figure in town life, celebrated his 80th birthday at home with family. The local Grange and the Maynard Chapter of the A F and A M sent flowers and best wishes, reflecting Perry’s deep ties to the community and his lifelong Sudbury residence.
South Acton celebrates season with a card of greetings from President Clarence N Goward wintering at Daytona Beach Florida. Messages include A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year and best wishes for cooperation from the Acton Agricultural Fair and Edward Quimby Post. Community events arrange dances in February and a school entertainment for January 15 with extensive notes on attendees and local figures.
Residents urge the town to build a skating rink at Moulton field so children have a safe place to skate. The public playgrounds commission cites lack of funds but supports the idea. many adults favor a winter rink at the central site, hoping for a recommendation at the upcoming town meeting in March.
The Concord Lodge of Hiks hosts the first round of a new whist series at Ellis Hall on New Year’s evening with Lovell P George as chairman and Harold Tompkins as secretary. E F Wlagg wins first prize, G Autoguoni second, D A Suprent third, Miss Mary Hill fourth, Teapaine Gaudet fifth, W O'Donnell sixth, Abe Burnham seventh, George Deacon eighth. Jack O'Brien takes consolation. Jack Reed claims the cash door prize and the next round is set for Riks Hall tomorrow night January 8 with regular and special prizes.
Johnson Pharmacy Inc. at 92 Malle St Maynard operates as a modern Rexall store with a long history. The drug department compounds prescriptions under pharmacist oversight and checks fill accuracy. The store offers hospital supplies, rubber goods, toiletries, candies, stationery, Kodaks and films, smoking sets, pens, and more, including a popular soda fountain.
The Maynard Trust Co at 81 Main Street Maynard supports local business with metropolitan banking services and a modern safety deposit section. The bank offers savings accounts private room facilities and a strong depository for local deposits including towns and government postal savings.
Marlboro Bears face the world champion Olson's Terrible Swedes in the opening game at St. Jean's Hall next Friday night. Marlboro's section has not seen a team with the Swedes' reputation in years, promising a high profile matchup.
Rumor suggests two key Hudson teams in the harbor area, the Firestones and an independent club, both under manager William J. O Donnell.
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