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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1934

Page

2

Community notes and local club games recap

Virginia Trubey visits Brent New Jersey relatives as Ruth and Jonadnoc host a rummage sale July 28 under Memorial church guidance. The Legion wins a 10 to 3 league game while Firemen edge the Men's Club 9 to 8. Mrs. William Evans hosts cards and tea. Horatio Whitney welcomes a baby boy at Marlboro Hospital. Tommy Winsmp and Dave Bux ton viewed Camp Devens events.

United States Virginia Trubey Brent New Jersey Louis Perry Krol Stone Evelyn Keyesat Hammond Hawthorne N. J The the Grange Legion Donald Oakes Melvin Guptill Concord Road Ohio New Hampshire Great Neck L. I Tommy Winsmp Dave Buxton Camp Devens Stiles Cunningham and Richardson Buzzell Poole Lederman William Evans Framingham Road Horatio Whitney Marlboro Hosital Tae

British Nudists Disport in Own Garden of Eden

London report describes a secluded wood near the city where young men and women undress for rhythmic exercises, dancing on a sand square and performing ballet in the nude. Dancers include bank clerks and stock exchange workers, with many women employed as West End waitresses who recruit new members.

Garden ‘of Eden London Sureey West End

Marlboro and Westboro Tie 3-3 In Seven Innings

Marlboro and Westboro battled to a 3-3 deadlock after seven innings. Emil Swartz pitched for Marlboro at Parrell Field as the two ball clubs matched score for score in a tight clash.

Marlboro Merchant Ball Club Westboro Emil Swartz Parrell Field

Rigorous Vehicle Inspection Demands and Police Enforcement

A survey finds police officers criticized for limited public education on accident impact. Veterans support focused enforcement on serious violations, prompt case handling, and warnings for minor offenses. They urge stricter inspections, higher penalties for drunks, and broader driver education through schools and public notices.

Electric Eye Traffic Survey Praises Ann Arbor Method

Motorists may have photos taken this summer by an automatic eye device. a roadside camera and a high building camera capture frames at intervals to measure speed, deceleration, and road use. The system offers a permanent traffic record and eliminates human observers.

Ann Arbor Ohio

Juctson-Returns Married in Springfield Park Church Parsonage

Marriage record shows Gordon B. Scott of 606 Main Street and Miss Margaret Blackhall of Hardwick Vermont wed at Park Congregational Church parsonage Springfield by Rev A T Fietcher on Saturday July.

Juctson G. Woodbury Parker Gordon B. Scott Main Street Margaret Blackhall Hardwick Vermont Park Congregational Church Springfield A T. Fietcher

City Newspapers Keep Goal to Build a Brighter Home

The article notes newspapers share a common aim to grow a larger, more vibrant home city by boosting business activity and civic life. It discusses how press outlets seek to enhance the local economy and community spirit through their reporting and public service.

The Return of Understanding by John H Purbmcher

An analysis argues that unwarranted attacks on bankers harmed American finance. It cites Bruce Barton on the need to restore faith in banks and notes a shift away from public derision as economic conditions improve.

John H. Purbmcher Vmker Helpem America Bruce Barton

Federal Reserve Finds Banking Conditions Improve

The Federal Reserve Board reports improved condition of operating banks, especially in country districts, with reduced indebtedness to the reserve banks and to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The July bulletin notes progress in freeing funds for depositors from closed banks and that financial centers have long been debt free to Federal Reserve Banks.

Washington D. C Federal Reserve Board Reconstruction Finance Corporation Federal Reserve Banks

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