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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1931
Page
7
An OCR fragment describes conveyors used in Ford car parts assembly. Wheels are moved around and over the chassis as shown in a picture. Workers detach a wheel from hooks and place it onto the chassis during the assembly sequence.
Britain tests and plans to overhaul the Royal Air Force with new flying boats and other aircraft. Four candidates Saunders-Roe Sydney Vickers Supermarine Southampton and Short Calcutta compete for long range tests to Basra Iraq with crews from Felixstowe.
The Algonquin Council reports a year with a record extension of Troops across Ashland Framingham Hopkinton Maynard Milford Natick and Marlboro. New units total 11 while two were dropped leaving a net gain of nine troops plus 7 Scoutmasters and 23 assistants for 26 older troops. Leadership changes include long serving heads Henry G Blount and others passing reins after up to 12 years.
Fifteen tables played Monday night in a Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary whist session at the Preston block headquarters. Winners included Mrs Helen and Mrs Delia Delaney Hughes among others.
Marlboro High School will send a debating team to face Natick High School in the local Inter-Scholastic Debating League at Assembly Hall. The March 6 event features the topic Resolved that the installment plan is beneficial to producer and consumer. Framingham and Norwood convene on the same topic at Norwood auditorium.
Mortician L Brooks Saville, located at 418 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, operates a well equipped funeral home offering 24 hour emergency service. The firm is praised for fair pricing courteous treatment and strong community reputation built by Saville over years of service in the region.
Mrs Annie White leads arrangements for ward committees with Frank H Craig Carl S Craig and Ovilla Sasseville in charge. The auxiliary will conduct another whist next Monday.
A literary scene gathers as Yale University English professor William Lyon Phelps meets author George W. Russell known as AB for a discussion on literature and criticism.
The Bedford Garden Club honors members with 4-H pins for completing garden projects. Recipients include Mary H Ida Bedford Richard Barnes Frank Hunnewell and George Hunnewell. Bronze silver and gold pins reward years of work, plus certificates and enamel pins for extra years. Henry Stone earns a leadership pin and Richard Barcus wins a two day trip to Massachusetts Agricultural College next month.
Grace E Marsh of Hudson filed for divorce in Middlesex Probate Court East Cambridge from Fernier Marsh now missing. She accuses him of cruel treatment gross habits intoxication and neglect. They married February 8 1919 in Worcester and have two minor children. Attorney John B Rice of Marlboro represents Mrs Marsh. Hearing set for early February.
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