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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1931
Page
5
The Marlboro Enterprise lists publication details at Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts. It includes subscription rates for Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford priced at 1.50 dollars including postage under the 1879 act.
Editorialized denial of citizenship to Douglas Clyde Macintosh and Marie A Bland as unworthy due to conscientious objection. Attacks on their patriotism accuse them of aiding foreign enemies and question the value of granting rights to those who refuse to bear arms. The piece cites broader fears of immigration and loyalty.
The Carnegie foundation highlights gradual reform in college athletics since 1923, noting a shift toward college authorities assuming ultimate responsibility for guidance and control. It credits institutional sensitivity to criticisms and broader moves to coordinate football and other sports under educational leadership.
A Carnegie foundation study links diminished gate receipts to a broader deflation in American football. In West Concord Massachusetts the Concord Union Church notices a Sunday service at 10 30 am with a morning sermon by Rev Alfred Whetler Stone for July 12.
Betty Rudd serves as councillor at a camp near Conway New Hampshire where her sister Mary and Mary Smith are campers. Mr and Mrs G Walter Vialle enjoyed a Cape Cod motor trip. Mr and Mrs J G Dreher and son John and Mr and Mrs Bartlett of Hudson New York were holiday guests of Gerald Dreher on Liberty Street. Mrs Jennie Tuttle and Carolyn visit friends at Wollaston Massachusetts. Thomas Meetman spends vacation at Camp Joyce Kilmer Sandhills Massachusetts.
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Helen Bigelow Emery of 249 Lakeside Avenue, a teacher at J J Mitchell school, to Errol F Cook of East Longmeadow in a Connecticut town yesterday. They honeymoon and will live in Springfield. the bride, daughter of Mrs Emily Bigelow Ames, is a Framingham Normal and Smith College graduate who taught locally.
The 4 H Canning club opened its season in the High school Domestic Science room with Miss Rose Hartley in charge. Cecil Rice and Emily Smith spoke on canning beans and cherries and general canning. Officers elected: Margaret Lally president Sylvia Di Buono secretary Alice Lepore news reporter Clementine Burton game leader Katherine Markey song leader Kathleen Sykes cheer leader. Weekly meetings planned Tuesdays at 2 PM.
Fragmentary text shows a film star labeled shiner tailed from New York for the Fatherland. A crowd gathers at the dock to see Maxie in South Europe, with the scene described as tingling public popularity and a free crowd admiring the arrival.
Marlboro Her bert F Akroyd Post U L held a regular meeting at Legion headquarters last evening. Louis Collins, commander, presided and David St Lawrence presented the third prize trophy won by Worcester county league team. Team members include Christopher Ghiloni Matthew McBride Arthur Paul Joseph Collins Edgar Laboisierre. Post to elect delegates to the state convention in July and nominate officers at the next meeting.
Three ten year old boys from Worcester were found wandering on Main Street by Officer George Hutch. They were taken to the station and identified themselves as from the Workman's Circle Health Camp in Hopkinton. Camp officials retrieved them and a messenger returned them to the camp. The youths had ridden in cars for part of the way. The camp is run by a charitable Jewish organization. The boys were named Paul Chasey, George Levine, and Albert Tevin.
Former County Attorney Ralph Ingalls said an arrest is expected within a day or two in the case tied to the slaying of Mrs Mertie Wellman. He urged the apprehension of Alden Boulter, an escaped convict, with relatives in Whitinsville Massachusetts.
Mr and Mrs John Hutchby and family have moved to a farm in Groton, with Mr Hutchby continuing his work and making the back and forth trips in a large car. Miss Billa Hill was unexpectedly called to Whitefield New Hampshire last week due to her mother Mrs M A Hill's serious health. Mrs Earl Stone visits Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kent in Bridge.
Fans in Marlboro celebrate Renaud a Marlboro High School graduate rated All Mid Land for his diamond skill. Now with BBA since last summer his fast accurate throwing and .345 batting lead the league. He plans to join St ae 8 Prep in fall. Lifers hunger strike report from Thomaston, Missouri adds local note.
The City Welfare Department spent 6668.07 in June per acting City Almoner Gus Labossiere. The Old Age Assistance applications will be reviewed next week as part of year end cleanup. To date 85 applicants have sought Old Age Assistance and will be investigated and reported.
Marlboro’s Renaud, a nine, will withdraw from the Assabet Valley League to join the Falmouth team in the Cape Cod League. Manager Edward Gauthier announced the move, noting the transfer affects the Marlboro lineup and schedules.
Benjamin Turner, killer of James D. Hallen of Falmouth Foreside in 1927, remained on a hunger strike today while asserting he performed a service to society through the murder.
The Marlboro Hudson Pigeon Club met on Manning street with Robert White presiding. Secretary Shipley Sawyer read minutes and the group approved a September 6 training race for young and old birds and Saturday flights for young birds. A by law committee was formed naming John Potts Mr White Mr Dole Mr Sawyer and Mr Faddoul.
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