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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1933

Page

6

Tigers poised for strong 1933 season with Gehringer and Alexander

Detroit's lineup shaping up around cap and youth as Harry Davis slides in at shortstop and Dale Alexander departs for Boston. Gehringer aims to reclaim form after injury, while Alexander leads the league in hits, and Tiger veterans anticipate a robust campaign despite lingering cross league tensions with the Giants.

Ky Harris Detroit Capis Bucky Tigers Harry Davis Jbase Young Dale Alexan Boston Red Sox Alex Paswight Alexander Cou Charlie Ser Geh Gehringer

Gesner Speaker For Eens Of Avalon

Dr Herbert M Ges Stor of the Unitarian church urged independent thought and individuality to the audience of girls at the Walter Allen home on Fasant street. Marion Barnes presided as queen reg over the meeting with Mrs Persis Colman assisting. An informal hour followed with refreshments. The next meeting is planned for Friday night March 10 at Mrs Hulda Moore s home on Street with Miss Esther assisting as hostess.

Boro Herbert M. Ges Stor Unitarian Church Queens of Us Walter Allen Fasant Street Marion Barnes Persis ‘Colman Oss Lge Ithe Hulda Moore Esther

Hudson Taxpayers Meet Opposes Simple Budget Cuts

Hudson taxpayers gathered in the town hall to review department requests and warrant articles for the annual meeting. Attendees debated Finance Committee recommendations while noting support for economies, with remarks from Attorney Charles P. Tucker and comments from Joseph M. Chaves, Henry F Dyson, and others on representation, hospital costs, school methods, and wage reductions.

Hudson Hudson Taxpayers’ Association Finance Committee Charles P. Tucker Tucker Audiece Joseph M Chaves Henry F G Dyson Fin-Com Chaves Dyson George Clark Bud Brown Peter J. Sharon Henry M. Stewart

Governor Asks Resignation in State Police Probe

Boston dispatch reports the state police crisis deepens as Governor Ely offers Lt General Foote a Thursday hearing and demands resignation if needed. A new allegation claims food vanished from trucks to Framingham. Foote’s nephew Warren Eaton is linked to Framingham transfers. Captain Beaupre faces a court martial nearing a not guilty verdict.

International News Service Boston Alfred F. Foote Innaugural Washington Roosevelt Framingham Barracks Warren F. Eaton General Foote Framingham Charles T. Beaupre Beaupre

Sunshine Vitamin D Bread Tackles School Lunch Needs

Mrs Edna R Crabtree of Marlboro Water prise Cooking School says 69 000 000 slices of Sunshine Vitamin D Bond Bread are needed daily for school lunches nationwide to curb tooth decay. She argues bread provides steady vitamin D year round, unlike eggs milk or butter, and urges parents to use Bond Bread in sandwiches.

Edna R Crabtree America Marlboro

Marlboro Police Deputy Chief Speaks at Kiwanis Meeting

Frank Crotty vice president of the Kiwanis club spoke on Marlboro Police Department activities at the Pine Grove Inn meeting observed as vice president's day. Deputy Chief Crotty presided in the president's absence, Nathan Riseberg in Florida. Frank Porter led singing with Harold Wheeler on piano.

Marlboro Frank Crotty Kiwanis Club

Hudson Historical Society February Meeting Held at Mrs Kenyon Home

The Hudson Historical Society met last night at Mrs. Sarah B Kenyon’s Main Street home for its February session. Miss Lucie Welsh helped host and read a paper titled The True Story of the Revolution.

Hudson Historical Society Sarah B Kenyon Main Street Lucie Welsh

Mission Group Group Met at First Federated Church

The First Federated church monthly meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs Chesley Russell in charge. Mrs Matthys French led the program which included further study of Rethinking Missions.

Hudson First Federated Church Chesley Russell Matthys French

Youthful Daytime Frocks Styles and Pattern Details

Fashion pattern sheet highlights three dress styles for youth and matrons with gray tweed and crinkly crepe silk themes. Style Nos 264 and 3313 present slim skirts and wrapped bodices for sizes 14 to 46 inches bust, with yardage requirements. A new Spring Fashion Magazine offers 48 pages of styles and beauty tips available by mail for 10 cents.

Oxford

Withdrawn Candidacies Alter Local Race for Public Offices

Hudson announces two withdrawals from public office races. William M. Brigham exits the constable contest and Louis Peel withdraws from park commissioner race after missing nomination paper deadlines. Remaining candidates include Anacleti Bianchi, James T. Connington, Andrew Magorty for constables and Antonio Coito, Sam Lucci, Frank E. Joseph, Oscar L. Perrault for park commissioners. A unity service follows at the Unitarian church tonight at 7 45 with Rev. Miles Hanson Jr. and local pastors.

Moris Peel Park Commission Anahleti Bianchi James T.connington Andrew Magorty Unitarian Church Miles Hanson,Jr Weston

Inter Church Service Tonight At Unitarian Marlboro

The first inter church union Lenten service will take place tonight at the Unitarian church in Marlboro. Local congregations join for an ecumenical observance featuring shared prayers and a brief sermon.

Marlboro

Southboro Town Report In Circulation

The fifty ninth annual town report mailed to voters lists officers and departments including tax collector highway surveyor fire police water school committee clerk and treasurer The Peters High School report notes record enrollment in September 1932 with 142 students and a growing senior class The advisory committee report and its warrant recommendations are included with members Blake Bogart Mattioli Donahue Maguire Brewer.

Southboro Peters Joseph F. Blake Merle W. Bogart Frank J. Mattioli James E. Donahue Benedict Maguire Walter Bb. Brewer

Plan ritual ceremony at Court St John Eudes meeting

The fiusllatory ceremony will be performed at the meeting of Court St John Eudes CD of A on Monday.

Hudson Court St John Eudes

Elkshall Meeting Sees District Deputy Visit Expected

March 20 in Elkshall slated for a meeting with a district deputy anticipated to attend. The committee in charge is chaired by Mrs. Alice Stewart with members Mrs. Elizabeth Killeen, Mrs. Bleen Baden, Mrs. Theresa Hurlburt, Mrs Annie Hagerty, Mrs Agnes Batesman, and Mrs Catherine Fitzgerald.

Elkshall Chage Alice Stewart Elizabeth Killeen Bleen Baden Theresa Hurlburt Annie Hagerty Agnes Batesman Catherine Fitzgerald

Freshmen Fall Short as P. Seconds Edge Out

The P. Seconds narrowly defeated the Freshmen in a close game with the final score decided in the last moments. Advertising pays dividends as the matchup showcased strong teams and key performances.

Local Notes From Marlboro And Hudson Society Roundup

Marlboro reports Miss Jeanette Daigneault vacationing in Hudson with friends and the Fitzgerald family relocating from Webster to a Rice street home. Measles cases affect Pleasant street children. Walter plans to return to school soon. St Anns Sodality meets at 6 46 pm to pay tribute to Mrs Edward Rougeau and attend Thursday 9 am funeral. Mardi Gras party at Mrs Levitre’s on Gibbon street features costumes bridge and first prize to Mrs George E K Martel. Holy Trinity Ladies Aid hosts a home whist at Mrs John H Baker’s with prizes to Mrs Harry Carter and Mrs Louis Tucker. Magic Toy Shop rehearsal at 2 30 pm in Guild hall directed by Mrs Dorothy B Elderkin for Tuesday club event on March 14 Children’s afternoon.

St. Ann's Sodality St. Mary’s Church Edward Rougeau The Sodality Llerenes Levitre Gibbon Street George EK. Martel Archig -Thayer Mechanic Street Ladies Aid of Holy Trinity Church Harry Carter Louis Tucker Guild Hall Dorothy B. Elderkin

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