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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1935
Page
4
The Weekly Enterprise listing shows address at Mice 16 Liberty Street Marlboro with publication by Enterprise Press Incorporated. The piece notes second class matter status and describes subscription rates for Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford, including postage.
The piece discusses Senate friction over four dollar public works and GOP conservative resistance. It notes House adoption of a gag rule and rising debt under the Brain Trust era, with calls for disciplined recovery versus radical pressure, and concerns over promises like Townsend plans.
The piece notes rising signs that political hysteria is easing as people regain stability. It argues Democrats who once denounced constitutional norms now stand to defend American institutions. It mentions New York State enacting laws tied to student oaths of allegiance to the Union.
The passage appears to urge stir in local tensions by appealing to long-haired individuals. No verifiable names, dates, or organizations are present to confirm broader context or actions.
Marl K Hicks is associated with the Municipal Light Department in the provided text. The snippet identifies Hicks as a person connected to the utility, but no additional roles, dates, or actions are given.
West Massachusetts union church schedules Lenten observances with sermons on The Meaning of Lent and Christian Living. Midweek services begin at 7:30 p.m. with ministers delivering occasional sermons during the season.
A Maynard town meeting declared restoring a ten percent pay cut for town employees as the will of the citizens. The finance board must recommend funds, and department salary rolls should reflect the restored former rates, per Norman L. Davis.
Bridge awards were given to Mrs Catherine Roche, Mrs Mae Roche, and Mrs Grace Nelson at Mrs Harry Ryan’s King Street home. The next club meeting is March 19 at Mrs Columbus at King Street yard. Maple Crest Farm Dairy, licensed to use Cream Top Milk Bottles, expands with Jer sey cows and serves Maynard, Acton, Concorde and Stow. The High School Junior Promenade date shifts to May 10, rings selected and ordered.
A revival is planned in West Acton during the week of March 24 to 31 by Rev. and Mrs. W. Whittemore.
The associate discusses town finances and a proposed $2,000 rise to the school budget bringing it to $43,500. Officials favor a central elementary school near the current high school site for shared facilities as a cost saver. Also noted is a gas line to the firehouse with a new gas range and Marjorie Reed's recovery from illness.
February report on Edith Foster school nurse presented by James P. King includes dental clinics by Drs May, Palmer, Bellows, and Garland. Council cake contest set for River street hall with Hill Billy band and amateur acts. Maynard Ladies' Golf club hosted a bridge party at Mrs. Carolyn Ryan’s home. prizes awarded to Mrs. Catherine Roche, Mrs. Mae Roche, and Mrs. Roy Nelson.
Monday evening the Maynard news page listed numerous award recipients across local clubs and schools. The report highlighted community leaders, students, and volunteers honored for service and achievement.
Mrs. Laurel Gilman will host a whist party Friday to aid the Juvenile Grange in Acton. March 20 marks the third anniversary of the Grange's founding here. The Subordinate Grange met in the evening with a costume party and dance attended by visitors from West Concord and Stow. Music was provided by Wendall Putnam Jr, Woodbury Stevens, and Yorrest Beane.
Leavitt L. Edgar of Boston, vice president of Loiredon company, thwarted an attempted break in his West Newton residence on March 1 when four 100 watt floodlights trained on all corners were switched on. A nearby home lost rugs worth thousands the same night. The four light units are controlled from three indoor locations and back up grounds, driveways, and a potential decoy for trespassers. Edgar says lighting costs are small next to burglary risk.
The passage notes the club aided players with track team members assisting, and lists door prize recipients Michael O'Toole Mrs M Ryan and Annie Wood of West Concord. Additional names appear in fragmented form: Esther Peterson Harold Bassett Arvo Maki Chris R Liver.
Town votes to appoint committee members to cemetery planning and playgrounds. A town accounting system change is defeated, and a Town Accountant is rejected. Salaries stay at prior levels with specific appropriations for roads, schools, fire, police, and public welfare.
Constance Dawson Helen Barber Ruth McKenna Janet Miller Pleanor Flaherty and others join an upcoming evening event hosted by Janet Flaherty at her home this week.
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