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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1933

Page

9

Sudbury events and political candidate Tarbell profile

A Sudbury program at Wayside Inn supported the Henry Hoover scholarship for Girl Scouts with music and tree lectures by speakers from Concord and Marlboro. Lincoln native George G. Tarbell seeks the Republican nomination for Representative in the General Court, with a long civic record and service across local offices and the state committee.

Sudbury Post Road New England Farm Fden Association Wayside Inn Henry Hoover I Wheeler, Jr Concord Robert Ware Boston Ken Howe Marlboro Florence Fisher Joseph Kessener Weisley Bills Paul Burrage Weston Hoover George G. Tarbell Board of Selectmen of Lincoln Riepresentative

Edmund Stone Works at Sanders Place Center

John Laboree, former Sudbury French teacher now teaching in North Attleboro, visited his parents on Lancaster Road over the holiday. Edmund Stone is doing electrical work at the Sanders place in Center.

Edmund Stone Sanders Place John Laboree Sudbury North Attleboro Lancaster Road

Kid Miller Dominates Cook In Main Wrestling Bout

The crowd at Co-Operative hall watched Kid Miller overpower Henry Cook, winning the final two falls after a swift first fall by Cook. Miller’s pins and aerials sparked a hot display as Cook fought back with slams and protests, but Miller clinched the match in a dramatic finish.

Amateur wrestling thrills at McGarry’s Hippodrome show

A boys club ran wrestling bouts at Maynard McGarry’s Hippodrome on Nelson Street. The Turk of Acton defeated Fabrian Zylyski in four minutes, Zylyski winning the second fall in nine, and the Turk clinching the third in five. Cyclone Brooks fell to the Gypsy in six, Kid Swett beat Navy Newey in seven, and Punch beat Red Head in a three fall exhibition.

Maynard McGarry Turk Acton Fabrian Zylyski Zslyski Stow Cyclone Brooks Maine A & P Gypsy Ggsy Kid Swett North End Ni‘y Newey Owieye Keegan King Clancy Punch Wonder Red Head Plink Tobin Normie Hannah Dynamite Young Kid O* Boys Bill McGarry N&son Street

Local Socials and Voter Lists Plus Property Sale Note

Mrs Frank C Perkins hosted a bridge gathering. Registrars add 26 names to voting lists bringing eligible voters to 716 for the upcoming election. Inez Ferry property on Goodman Hill Road sold to Christenson family. Weekend snow storm may cut into proposed snow removal appropriation.

Frank C. Perkins Board of Registrars Inez Ferry Goodman Hill Road Christenson

George Arliss Career Highlights and Warner Bros. Ties

George Arliss rose from a six month stay with Mrs. Patrick Campbell to become a leading star of American stage and talking pictures. His long runs include Disraeli The Green Goddess Old English Alexander Hamilton and The Merchant of Venice. He joined Warner Bros premiering The King's Vacation as his eighth talkie. He was born in London in 1868 and later split his life between England and New York with Flor Montgomery his wife.

George Arliss America England Patrick Campbell Mr. Arliss New York Disraeli Green Goddess Alexander Hamilton Warner Bros Arliss London Flor Montgomery Kent

South Acton Congregational and Universalist notices and accident report

Local notices from South Acton include service schedules for the Congregational church with morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 0 30, a Lord's Supper at sermon end, and a Washington's Birthday event at the Universalist church with a turkey dinner for 150 and addresses by ministers. A crash near Quimby square injured a child. a truck and car collided in front of the Post Office. Weather notes mention spring-like days followed by six inches of snow and icy conditions.

Arthur E Beckett Congregational Church Wilburn W Miller Stow Walter A .Tuttle Edith Braman Catherine Towne Susie Moulton Clara L Jean Blaisdell West Acton

Italian Club Mass Meeting Sets Councillor Candidate

Marlboro Italo American Political Club plans a mass meeting at Sons of Italy hall on March 29 to pick a candidate for councillor at large for the next fall campaign. Daniel Santora presided at the meeting where a resolution was endorsed urging Mayor Lyons to secure an appropriation for public works to provide labor for the unemployed.

Marlboro Sons of Iitaly Hall Daniel Santora Lyons

Plea Made to Help Scouts in Hudson

Andrew Marsh of Framingham addressed the Rotary Club in Sharon's restaurant urging support for Hudson Scouts. He called scouting a worthy cause aiding growing boys and noted local leaders and bankers backing a town drive led by Hudson Scouts executive committee to fund Scouting.

Hudson Andrew Marsh Framingham Algonquin Boy Scout Council Rotary Club Sharon's Marsh Hudson Scouts Executive Committee Scouting Fred E Morris Norman M. Hilupter The National Bank Harriman ‘A Reardon Herman J. Courtemanche Cooperative Bank Henry T

Auxiliary American Style Show Hears Local Ladies

Mrs Marie Cashing and Mrs Lucy led a Marlboro style show at a Grand Army unit meeting in Manchester New Hampshire. The group demonstrated garments and planned a whist event and a child welfare project with a meeting set for Monday night April 17.

Marie

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