The Weekly Enterprise Masthead and Rates
The Marlboro Massachusetts weekly newspaper announces publication details and subscription rates. It lists office location at Liberty Street Marlboro and notes postal classification with page designation and period for delivery. It also references service areas including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton and surrounding towns.
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Ofice
Liberty ‘Street
Marlboro
Mass
The
Enterprise Incorporated
Ieny
Congress
Maynard
Teaching Safety in Schools Earns National Emphasis
Officials highlight that safety instruction in schools reduces child accident risks. A Census-backed report notes adults show rising fatalities while curricular safety training helps children fare better in daily hazards.
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Tax protests and calls for action amid the public relief debate
The piece argues that hundreds of thousands of Americans denouncing tax growth should demand a real solution. It urges public oath and continued effort to improve efficiency and cut waste, noting relief must await better governance and sustained political action.
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Civil Service Exam Open for West Concord Massachusetts
The United States Civil Service will hold an open competitive examination for clerk and foot carrier posts in the West Concord post office. Regular positions require appointment from eligible registers. substitutes are used first and must be available as needed. Vacancies in the substitutes' force are filled by senior substitutes with permanent appointments after good behavior and retirement options at six years or total disability. Benefits include disability compensation, annuities for dependents, ten days vacation, and ten days sick leave with pay. Applications must be with the District Secretary by July 5, 1930.
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United States Civil Service Fusion
West Con @ord
Mass
SSF
AEDES
Board of Unit
Tes Civil Service Examiners
First United One
Rowe
Bedford Legion Auxiliary Holds Whist Party
The Bedford Legion Auxiliary of Anthony Hunt Post 221 A L presents a whist party. Prizes awarded to Mrs Senos and Mr McHea in partnership events. Winners include Mrs Smith Converse and John McGrath with prizes noted for top scores and tables led by Mr O Neil.
Middlesex Suffolk county notes and society items
Mrs Maurice Bigelow and family guests travel from Pillsburg to visit Mrs Findeisen, Bigelow’s grandmother. Mrs Charies Brown stay at Rocky Knoll in Mase. Amy Bygtave and councillor at Oxtora Lake with Molly Harlow assist. Sally Millett and others extend nomination papers for John M Keyes as Associate County Commissioner of Middlesex and Suffolk. John J Haney attended a St Hivanetha Hospital banquet at Copley Plaza Boston. Beardsell’s son Allyn Copp Beardsell, of Lowell Road, graduated Harvard. Holden and past presidents attend Kan Legion Auxiliary conference in Swampscott. Middlesex County hosts.
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Maurice Bigelow
Little Gon
Anna H
Ute
Pillsburg
Findeisen
Mr. Bigelow
Charies
Eligaveth Wentworth
John M Keyes
Middlesex
Wititarepa
Suffolk
John J Haney Igang
Copley Plaza
Boston
Allyn Copp Beardsell
W L. Beardse Beardsell
Lowell Road
Harvard
Gre Iville Holden
J William Byron
Eee Foss
George W Hint
Kan = Legion Auxiliary
Swampscott
Middlesex County
Mrs Marian T Bryant Dies at Home in West Somerville
Mrs Marian Thompson Brydne widow of Harvey S Bryant died Saturday at her Lexington Road home in her sixtieth year. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the West Somerville Baptist Church in West Somerville.
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Marian Thompson
Brydne
Harvey S Bryant
Lexington Road
Hela
Somerville Baptist Church
One Avenue
West Somerville
Annual Children's Sunday Entertainment at Theos Church
The postponed event at the Sunday School of Theos Church featured children reciting names including Wallace Peterson and Charles Hovkn, followed by a Biblical story told by Joseph Bond's class with slides. Geraniums were awarded to Sunday school children.
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Théoscopal Church
George 62
Joseph Gregg
Joseph
Wallace ‘Peterson
Neth Peterson
Charles’ Hovkn
Robert Taylor
Walden Royal Chapter Holds Final Regué Evening
Walden Royal Area Chapter held its last meeting until September at Masonic Temple. High Priest Winslow J. Damon presided with officers and Past High Priest William Lincoln Smith delivering an instructive charge to candidates. A cabaret by St. Anne's Church Lincoln featured Mrs. Ruth J. Wetherbee directing, with William H. Davis as inter locutor.
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Walden Royal Area
Muaibriempte
Vuncan G. Chapman
Winslow
J. Damon Preside Ant
Cers
Wildam Lincoln Smith
Masonic Temple
St. Anne's Church
Chaft
Lincoln
Ruth J. Wetherbee
William H. Davis
Maynard Hudson Milford Tied Midland Title No Playoff Ahead
Maynard Hudson and Milford High share the Midland League title and will not meet for a playoff. The piece notes coaches may get extra rest as seasons wind down and sportswriters consider a lighter column. It references a film benefit, boxing chatter about Schmeling, and Bobby Jones in tennis and golf contexts.
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Hudson
Milford
Card of Thanks
Expressions of gratitude for kindness shown after bereavement from Mr and Mrs James Oynihan and family acknowledge sympathy and support.
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Ma — Ran Ao
James Oynihan
Familly
Mourning Rites For Maynard Pioneer M Crowley
M Crowley longtime Maynard resident and barbershop proprietor dies at 74 in his daughter Mrs Gustave Dittrichs home on Nason Street. He leaves two daughters Mrs Dittrich and Mrs Blanchard Weaver and two sons Frank and Joseph plus siblings Mrs Garvey Miss Crowley and Martin Crowley. Funeral Mass held at St Bridget’s with burial in the family plot.
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Maynard
Michael Crowley
Gustave Dittrich
Nason Street
Hame
Worcester
Mre. Dittrich
Mra
Blanchard Weaver
Stow
Frank
Joseph
Melrose
Michael] Garvey
Waltham
May Crowley
Paris
France
Martin Crowley
Munson
Crowley
Toval -Assahet Lodge
Manchester
St. Bridgets Church
Charles Donahue
Ibert Rowley
Plymouth
Harry
Edward
Francis
Elgard
John Cleary
William H
St. Bridget
Children Night Program Presented by Maynard Grange
Maynard Grange schedules a Children Day event on Thursday evening June 26. A bus will leave Gruber Bros Main Street at 7 30. The program features Myrtle Hodges Barbara Whitney and others with dances songs and a patriotic recitation. A Tercentenary highlight closes the event followed by games and refreshments.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Gruber Bros
Main Street
Myrtle Hodges
Sailors Horn
Rachel Tucker
Sunflowers
Barbara Whitney
Virginia Rourke
Ethel Rasmiseen
Myrtle Smith
Black Eyed
Susans
Jelena Marston
Doris Bean
Rachel Packer
Margaret Crowe
Billy Murphy
Minister
Beverly Green
Frances Archer
Charlotte Uuckwort
Ruthy Hodges
Seay Rasmussen
Ann Tucker
Jean Tucker
Elfreie Wittrich
Helen Isner
Prograp
Adelaids Ims
Clara MarcelliMe
Maynard Orange
Sudbury
Lord Mayor of Cambridge Learns Baseball At Harvard Yale Game
Michael Nee explains baseball to the Lord Mayor of Cambridge England during the Harvard Yale game in Cambridge Tercentenary exercises. The Lord Mayor, guest of Mayor Russell, requests a future visit if he travels to England.
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Maynard
Michael Nee
Cambridge
England
Russell
Nee
Maynards
Mr. Nee
Concord Chamber Music Concert at First Parish Vestry
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock the Concord Summer School of Music will present Schumann works including Pianoforte Quintette and String Quartette in A major in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House. Mrs Richard T Loring is visiting Concord as Rev Ri Loring is away. Prof. Samuel Eliot Morigan has been elected an honorary member of Harvard Phi Beta Kappa.
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Concord Summer School of Music
Schumann
Richard T Loring
Helen Dexter
Concord
Ri Loring
Samuel Eliot Morigan
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa
Acton Notes on Births and Visits Across Town
A baby girl named Barbara Jean Pedersen was born at Emerson Hospital on June 20 to Mr and Mrs Ivva Pedersen. Prof Leonard Pies of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs J S White of North Acton. Mr White plans to teach at Northwestern University this summer and travel abroad in July. Mrs White and daughter Marcie stay in Acton for the summer. Mrs Helen Aspinwall and children from Ct visit Willis Holden. Prof Richard White of New Jersey will study abroad. Mrs White and children will visit the White home in North Acton.
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Ivva Pedersen
Emerson Hospital
Barbara Jean
Leonard Pies
Chicago
J. S. White
North Acton
White
North Western University
Marcie
Acton
Helen Aspinwall
Willis Holden
Richard White
New Jersey
Church Aid Society Food Sale Nets Eighty Eight Dollars
The Church Aid Society hosted a Saturday afternoon sale on the common with tables for baked beans and brown bread, doughnuts and bread, cakes and pies, ice cream, a missionary table, and a children’s entertainment. Readings by Erma Cummings and others accompanied the event, and organizers noted a net of about $88.
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Church Aid Society
Bean
Harry Tuttle
Flora Reed
Thomas Drummonds
Jennie Reed
Wendell Davis
Carl Anderson
Martha and
Mary Smith
Iva Pedersen
Horton
Erma Cummings
Watertown
West Acton Notes on Local Happenings and Memorials
West Acton items report John Beach under doctor care for grippe, Mrs Clarkson visiting relatives, Wise French’s 17th birthday party, MacDougall brothers to Bolton health camp for a month, Parker residence appraisal for sale, West Acton firemen to have a steak supper July 3, Roy Jones joining the Arabella near July, Thomas Newsham leaves Concord Reformatory to work for former employer, Bertram Hall silver anniversary in Naples Maine, Town GAR and Relief Corps attend Middlesex Association meeting in Lowell, Annie McCarthy piano recital set for next Friday.
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John Beach
Gripper
Mre Clarkson
Gertrude Cummings
Cummings
Wise French
Roderick
Edward MacDougall
Bolton
George Parker
West Actor Fire Department
Beach
Roy Jones
Charles River
Thomas Newsham
Concord Reformatory
Con Cord
Bertram Hall
Naples
Maine
Eleanor
Neice
Miriam Eerie
Fitchburg
George Towne
Ike Ford
Nancy Chatlin
GAR and Relief Corps
Middlesex Association
Sermons on The Christ of Every Road Conclude at First Baptist
First Baptist Church notes Rev. Arthur Jeffries’ series on the Holy Spirit based on E S Jones book The Christ of Every Road ends last Sunday. Sunday school attendance stays strong and plans are made for an annual picnic near term.
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First Baptist Church
Arthur Jeffries
E. S. Jones
Peitus
Tedford
Worcester
Dav'd Cook
South Acton
Mens
Co H. National Guards
Massachusetts Avenue
Sims
Fort Pond
Garcenu
Mrs. Garceau
Concord student Dorothy Marsh dies after graduation
Concord June 25 Miss Dorothy Eva Marsh awarded a diploma with Concord High School class of 1930 died Saturday morning at her Bedford Road home with her grandparents. Born February 19 1913 in Boston she lived in Stow before moving to Bedford Road. She was a junior and senior at Concord High with strong scholarship and was awarded a diploma by the school committee. The funeral was held at her grandparents home and she is survived by her father Harold W. Marsh.
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Concord
Dorothy Eva Marsh
Concord High
Bedford Road
Martin F. Goodwin
Miss Marsh
Boston
Harold W. Marsh
Stow
William J. Marsh
Concord Schodl
Chelmsford
Pine Ridge Cemetery
Vie
Minister Attends Conference and Medal Award Noted
Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone of West Concord Union Church attends the ten day Ministerial Conference in New York City. Massachusetts Agricultural College honors Lo Wal Hadam Damon with an honorary medal marking twenty years since the founding of the college paper Signet. Miss Margaret Hearn solos at Court Marquette Daughters of America silver anniversary banquet in South Boston at the Hotel Westminster.
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Massachusetts Agricultural College
al Hadam Damon
Damon
Margaret Hearn
Court Marquette
Catholic Daughters of America
South Boson
Hotel Westminster
Boston
West Concord Union Church Service
West Concord Massachusetts Sunday June 29 10 30 a m morning service with sermon by Rev Olaf M Johnsen pastor of the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church of Concord
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West Concord
Mass
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Olaf M. Johnsen
Eevanglical Free Church of Concord
Epworth League Outing at Willis Pond Sudbury
Epworth League members enjoyed a Saturday outing at a cottage on Willis Pond in Sudbury. Activities included water sports and a basket lunch, making the day a most interesting event.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Willis’ Pond
Sudbury
Mrs Margaret McAskill Dies at 73
Mrs. Margaret McAskill aged 73 died last night at the Middlesex House on Main Street. She leaves two sons, Joseph Nichols of this town and another son from Gilson, New Hampshire. The body was taken to Gilson for burial Saturday.
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Margaret McAskill
Middlesex House
Main Street
Joseph Nichols
Gilson
N. H
Neighborhood Club Whist Benefit Winners Named
Mrs Flora Whitcomb Ma Holton Minnie Campbell and Marion Clark won prizes at a recent whist event held at Mrs Sara Frenchs home for the Neighborhood Club. Six tables competed as Dorothy Teele visited Littleton to spend time with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Barbour. Mr Barbour has struggled to work due to a serious scythe cut on his hand. Mr and Mrs Harry Holt hosted guests from Chicago recently.
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Odd ‘Ellows
Flora Whitcomb
Ma. Holton
Minnie Campbell
Marion Clark
Sara French
Likle
Dorothy Teele
Littleton
Barbour
Harry Holt
Chicago
Homecoming of John McNiff From Massachusetts General
John McNiff returned home last Wednesday after several weeks in Massachusetts General Hospital. Neighbors and friends in West Acton welcomed him back with warm wishes and gratitude for the community’s support during his illness. He thanks everyone for the generous cards and for a splendid gift noted in the Enterprise.
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John MecNiff
Massachusetts General Hospital
McNiff
West Acton
Concordia First Church of Scient ist Concord Sunday service details
Readable text notes a Christian Science church in Concord offering Sunday service at 7 p.m. and Sunday school at 10:45, with a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting. It references Lesson Sermon themes from the Bible and writings by Mary Baker Eddy and discusses Christian Science healing power and the Bible-based origin of the faith.
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FIRST
Church OF Scientist Concord
Christian Science
All Christ, Scientist
Ceedeth
Jonah
Mary
Jesus
Musketaquid Club Narrow Victory Over Woburn in M League
Musketaquid edged Woburn by narrow margin in a league match. Players J Valentine L Kennie Billings W Foss contributed scoring and defense as the home side pulled away late in the game.
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Musketaquid
Burn Sportsman's
William Bulger
Musketaquid Spo
J. Valentine
L. Kennie
W. Foss
Local School Staff Changes and Medical Leave Reported
Mrs Helen Hought at the junior high seeks bed or a fourth grade position as Miss Helen Sumenyis may remain. Miss Mary Neville recovers at the capital from an appendectomy operation.
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Helen Hought
Helen Sumenyis
Sis
Mary Neville
Cpital
Bedford Driver Pleads Guilty in Drunken Driving Case
Chief Sullivan signalled to stop as a Bedford car driven by Albert Johnson failed to halt on South Road. Johnson fled, fired at the pursuing officer, and was arrested after a pursuit near Lexington. Johnson pleaded guilty to drunkenness and operating under liquor influence charges with fines and bail set. others named in the incident were identified.
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Bedford
Mase
Tak Tody
Concord Court
Johnson
Judge Wis
Frank Doyle
Gu Cambridge
Mond Phelan
George
Alfred Simonette
Ville
Local Man Injured In Auto Accident
Local man sustained injuries in a traffic crash last week when his sedan was struck by another vehicle. He received medical treatment and was later released to his home.
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Mara
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West Concord Union Church
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J. Tedesco
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