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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
5
Marlboro Mass weekly publication details list office at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro with subscription rates and post office notices. Mentions Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford among towns served.
Former Governor Alvan T Fuller issues a timely note of confidence in the Roosevelt administration. He predicts an upturn in business after the new cabinet is named and urges industry leaders to lead a practical demonstration of confidence while noting unresolved banking concerns. He praises Roosevelt’s cheerful outlook and cautions on cooperation with Congress.
Marlboro and Southboro Councils of K of C held a joint meeting in Southboro town hall with 22 candidates for the major degree. District deputy John J. Mullen of Framingham led the work with his staff. Grand Knights Walter D May and James Daughn hosted, with attendees including Natick members and others from nearby towns.
Jamnes KW Taggart argues for newspapers that print all news within their territory and avoid hearsay. He insists a real paper leads civic efforts, supports community upbuilding, and strengthens the town’s reputation, posing a challenge to advertisers and readers alike.
The piece traces how exposing magic tricks by Houdini and other masters has fueled public interest. It notes the origin of Houdini’s name, lists influential works, and explains Camel cigarette ads promoting magic explanations. Schools, shops, and publishers report rising demand for magic curios and books.
A verse compares ancient travelers who bore gifts to contemporary figures seeking tax support. It contrasts quiet, rightful resolve with loud, drawn out rhetoric. A speaker warns that some would force policy like Herod, turning children into pawns in a contentious tax fight.
The report notes the deer kill total increased by about 31 over the previous year. It records 1931 counts as 1593 bucks and 837 does against 1562 the year before, with the buck to doe ratios noted as .7456.
Judges awarded Blue Ribbons to Natick Troop 2 and Saxonville Troop 22 with high scores, while Framingham Troop 13 and 12 also placed high. Red and White ribbons were given to several troops including Ashland, Marlboro, Framingham, and Westboro for exhibits and demonstrations. The Marlboro Boy Scout Band received a Blue ribbon for demonstrations.
Nearly 500000 game animals were taken by Massachusetts gun owners and trappers in 1931. A survey of 1931 killings was compiled from reports filed by sportsmen and released by Ray mond J. Kenney, director of the division of fisheries and game. Rabbit hunting led, with 176797 rabbits taken, up from 150391 the year before, plus 20519 white hares.
Fifth Avenue Fashions previews the newest boxy jacket style with a straight shoulder line and raglan sleeves fused to a yoke. The unlined design features a scarf option, patch pockets, and cuffs, with materials ranging from flannel to woolly cottons. Pattern No. 5173 fits multiple bust sizes. order via The New York Pattern Bureau.
The seniors organize a St Patrick Day Dance for March 17 to raise money for their class reception next June. A Parent Teacher Association meeting is set for Thursday March 9 at 3 15 in Center School.
President elect Roosevelt invited four Eagle Scouts to stand beside him in the White House reviewing stand on Inaugural Day. The four will be selected from Washington, Richmond, and Baltimore Scout Councils. Two Georgia Troops will also join the inaugural parade.
A successful whist party for St. Bridget’s parish drew about 250 attendees at Cooperative Hall on Monday night. Joyce Kilmer Circle organized the event with nearly 60 tables in play and prizes awarded to numerous local residents and guests including Dr Edward Flaherty, Walter Fairbanks, Mary Sheridan, John Tobin, and Superintendent Charles Walker of Dalton and his wife.
Town Clerk Harry F. Allen posts straightforward annual town election ballots in lower town hall. Polls open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday. Local voters are urged to cast their ballots at designated places as required by law.
Charming two tone and daytime dress patterns sized for children and women with yardage details. Featur es patterns No 2746 No 3289 and No 2720 plus a Spring Fashion Magazine offering tips, dressmaking hints, and beauty articles. Price ten cents for the book ten to fifteen cents per pattern.
The Herbert F. Akroyd Post Drum & Bugle Corps sponsors Marlboro’s first March whist party tomorrow evening at G A R Hall. Prizes include 20 dollars for first and 8 for second with many runner up awards. Open to public and drawing whist fans from 50 miles. last week 24 towns were represented.
Southboro Principal A Woodward reported Peters School students Hazel Johnson Taylor Webster Anita Wilde Boutillier Charlotte Ells Ruth Hanwood Ida Tombatri Marguerite Hull Nelson Louisa Cummings Jowes Jol Margery Jol Walter Brewer Cal Smith all reached 85 percent or higher in all subjects in January. A Lodges group from Mat No. 851 OOF visited Hu Lodge and observed three candidates during their meeting.
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