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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1930
Page
6
George F Lynch has operated Lynch's Bowling and Pool Rooms at 31 Nason Street since 1910, keeping the business in the same location for 20 years. The popular venue offers a full line of cigars cigarettes pipes and tobacco and stays busy with patrons both in the evenings and during the day.
Hollywood guidance from Emma Dunn, famed for mother roles, urges speakers to focus on vowels to shape sound. She demonstrates by repeating a line with slurred vowels then refining them, noting how vowel placement can convey vastness, silence, and ocean motion.
Those planning a long spring motor trip are advised to inspect and service their car. Greasing tightening engine bolts and body bolts accounting for winter use should be done. Brake bands may need refining. Wainio's Auto Body Works at 9 Butler Ave Maynard offers expert attention with modern equipment. The Freshmen class of Acton High School plans a whist party March 14 in the high school auditorium.
Concord reports the first all day Lenten sewing session held at Trinity Church Parish House directed by the Church Service League led by Mrs Herbert RB Smith. Luncheon served at noon with Mrs M Irving Motte and Mrs Wilford C Saeger in charge. Mrs Herbert Buttricks Hokmer, Bedford Hospital committee chair, spoke on the United States Veterans Bureau Hospital at Bedford.
The Laffin Express in Lexington runs one daily trip to Boston and return. Trucks depart Bedford at 8 30 a m and return from Boston at 4 00 p m. They offer shopping and ticket purchases with reasonable rates and special pricing for shipments over 2000 lb.
Jesse McIness of Lawrence sustained injuries when his motorcycle collapsed on Acton Road Sunday and fell. His brother Leslie, driving behind, struck him as he hit the road. Jesse was taken to a Lowell hospital while the brothers were en route to Maynard to visit friends.
Miss Minnie Downey and Mrs. Leo Downey attended with Mrs. Joseph Downey and Miss Mary Hinchey of Lexington for the debut of Nanny Belle Sealey daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Sealey. The child was among the dancers in a recital by Miss Kathleen V. O Hara of Medford.
William B. Holt, known as the village plumber, offers guidance on upgrading baths, kitchens, and laundries. He notes showers save time and reflect American love of cleanliness, comfort, and efficiency, with his shop at Mass Avenue West Acton reachable by phone in autumn.
West Concord The Union Club of the West Concord Union Church will gather in church rooms Friday at eight o clock. An indoor track meet is planned with expected participation from the Maynard Union Congregational Church young men. Refreshments will be served.
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