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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1932

Page

2

Pfeiffer seeking re election in Eleventh Middlesex district

Bedford’s Representative Pfeiffer announces candidacy for re election in the Eleventh Middlesex district. A Republican veteran since 1926 he claims strong State Committee backing and notes his work on state appropriation for Boston works, including granite allocations to the Fletcher Company. Pfeiffer is married with four sons.

Repriaford Enterprise Loris Pfeiffer Bedford Middlesex Pfeiff Pfeiffer Work Eleventh Boston Fletcher Company Chemisford

Kinsley Returns from Chicago National Democratic Convention

David R. Kinsley returned the last of the week from Chicago where he had been visiting his brother for the Democratic National Convention.

David R. Kinsley Chicago

Maynard to Host Ares K C Golf Tournament Opener

Maynard golfers prepare for the Ares K C tournament with plans underway at Maynard Country Club. Opening match is set for Wednesday July 27 followed by another at Marlboro in early August. Organizers Sheridan Murphy and Parrell expect about thirty players.

Maynard K. of Mariboro K. of Arc Gutteridge

Funeral Sunday for Mrs French in South Acton

Mrs Walter M French of South Acton died at home on Main Street Friday July 8 after a lingering illness. Born in Hingham Mass September 4 1866 she was the daughter of Walter F and Pheline B Ewell. She had been nearly totally blind for years and was well known and respected in the village. The funeral is planned for Sunday.

South Acton Walter M. French Walter F Pheline B. (Robinson) Ewell Hingham Mass

Reliability proves economical after miles of use

The text claims long term value and economy after extensive driving with high mileage, praising consistent performance and reliability. It suggests broad consumer confidence and repeated positive experiences from owners. The fragmentary wording implies strong satisfaction and perceived durability in everyday use.

Obituary Notice for Mrs. Ruth Ewell French

Funeral held at her late home on Sunday July 10 conducted by Rev Ralph A Barker pastor of the Congregational church of which she was a member. She leaves her husband a daughter Miss Ruth E French three sisters and one brother. Interment at Mount Hope cemetery West Acton.

Sher Ralph A. Barker Congregational ‘Church Misa Ruth E. French F. A. Mansir West Acton James Bartlett Framingham Charles Damon Concord Fred W. Ewell South Acton Mount Hope Cemetery

Lawson seeks clerk position in Manning store

Mrs Margaret Lawson of Manning is filing for the clerk job in her brother John J Manning’s store on School street. Clarence Frankle of Huntington Station N Y visits Mrs Harmon Rudolph on Martin street. Mrs Jerr sakee and daughters Geraldine and ry of Bangor Maine spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Arthur Reynolds on High street.

Margaret Lawson Maynard John J. Manning School Street Clarence Frankle Huntington Station N. Y Harmon Rudolph Martin Street Jerr Sakee Eee Geraldine and Bangor Maine Arthur Reynolds High Street

Local Family Notes and Visits From Near and Far

Abbreviated social items list residents and visitors with North Conway Fort Pond and York Beach ties. Henry Tolman family to occupy Milton Kimball cottage while Betty Howe accepts Lancaster summer post. Miss Maud Villain noted enjoying time with relatives.

A A. Barker Hatsiftea Mags J. ‘Bradley Liberty Tree Maud Villaiis

Sunset League Plays Highlight Weekend Action At Bancroft Grounds

Maynard Daily Games reports Tigers beat Cubs 6-5 in a duel between Kendra and Nee. Colonials outslug Fingard Kendra and Tierney 10-7 at Crowes Park. Pirates defeat Yankees 12-5 as Zapareskie dominates mound. Standings show Terriers 3-1, Tigers 2-1, Pirates 0-2, Cubs 2-2, Colonials 2-2, Braves 0-0, Yankees 0-2.

Maynard Sunset Bancroft Street Grounds Tigers Be Cubs Kendra Nee Colonials Fingard Tierney Cubs Crowes Park Moynihan Pirates Yankees Brave Mike’ Zapareskie Braves Toropa Alto Més J. Colona Remo Fardy B.white Sokolowski Tes T. Colombo Terri OM Terriers Crowe Park Turks Bancroft Street

Summer Visitors Doings at Cape Ann and Nearby Towns

Usual summer visit notes report Mr and Mrs H Wherren of Marlboro occupying the upper half of the S house on Maple street Annisquam Cape Ann Mass. Alberta Hodgen daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hodgen and head of the art department at Pray Conference Academy Poultney Vermont is taking a special art course at Boothbay Harbor Maine Willard Sylvia and spouse are vacationing at Lockes Mills Maine.

Annisqueam Cape Ann Mass H. Wherren Marlboro Maple Street Alberta “Hodgen George ‘Hodgen Pray Conference ‘Academy Poultney Vermont Boothbay Harbor Maine Willard Sylvia Locke's Mills

Acton Fair Aims High with Local Agricultural Clubs

Great interest in Middlesex youth farming programs as 1500 boys and girls join local garden and canning clubs. North Middlesex Agricultural Association offers cash prizes at the ceiling while Acton leaders and Grangers prepare for fair exhibits, highlighting Acton Fair as a county beacon for planning and progress.

Middlesex Goward Acton Lila Livermore Henry L. Capelle South Acton Eugene Hall West Acton

Acton Agriculture Association Plans a More Active 1932 Fair

A July 9 meeting at West Acton restaurant discussed making the Acton Fair of 1932 more active than prior fairs. Goward and fourteen men attended as various groups debated enhancements and organization.

Org of the Acton Agriculturesociation West Acton Goward Acton

RST Baptist Church News and Service Details

Sunday school attendance rising at RST Baptist Church with a bright week ahead. Pastor Smith of Stow will preach at 10 45 a m on July 17 and present pieces The Peace of Gounod and The Voice of Wilderness by Strauss. Visitors welcomed.

RST Baptist Church Treres Aii Smith Stow Wilderness Strauss

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Bedford Man REP Louis Preiffer Ares K.C ORE A. Mills Magna Mrs. French Chevrolet America Fisher Von Stau B. Flint Michel Eany G.M. A.C West Sci
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