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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
3
An ad touts a pledge by a local dealer to protect buyers of used cars with a promise of safety and an honest warranty. It argues many listings are deceptive and urges customers to seek safeguards before purchase while highlighting a broad selection and money savings from their lot.
A local dealer advertises every used car clearly price marked and kept firm. Certified cars receive proper reconditioning and a 30 day guarantee for parts and free service. Buyers may drive five days and, if unsatisfied, apply money paid as credit toward any other car in stock. Model range includes Chevrolet Ford Plymouth Dodges and more. Open evenings and Sundays.
Concord residents report Joh Batirick in Bermuda hospital since March 11. New England Letters Club members, including Dr J B Goodwin, train dogs for field trials at William Foss's farm April 17 to 19. W P Blodgett received a Spanish War Veterans Emblematic Ring at Vicinity Council No 2 T S W V meeting.
The West Acton Woman's Club held its annual Guest Night at the club house on a Tuesday evening. H. Wilson presented an illustrated talk titled Hoop Skirts and Horse Car Days with old time views, plus Mr. and Mrs. Albert Raymond sang to Phyllis Mayo’s piano accompaniment. The talk covered 1880 to the 1890s, showing Godey’s images, hand painted pictures, horse car photos, attire, and bicycle scenes. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Howard J Billings and committee. The club will hold its annual meeting on April 12.
Bedford box 35 was sounded for a grass fire on Fletcher road and box 23 for a blaze behind the Garlands home on Otis street Friday. No damage occurred in either incident.
The Harvard University class of 1912 plans a reunion show with Hans Miller as chairman and Fred Childs engaged to drill the numbers. Childs has led similar reunion shows in recent years. Various local clubs and residents schedule events and illnesses are noted, including birthday greetings and routine community notices.
Concord craftsmen are urged to attend a Home Industries meeting next Wednesday evening March 24 at the Court house. The goal is to establish a Concord sales center to market locally made stamped articles to tourists visiting the area. The session starts at eight o clock and will outline similar efforts in other communities.
The Maggetaquid Sportsmen's Club of West Concord will officially open its skeet field on April 4 for members and the public. Instruction will be available for beginners and membership applications can be obtained from Augustine Macone or from Glenn, the club president.
The church program notes Concord Uncle Elmer and his Song Circle will lead a special Sunday service at the Trinitarian Congregational Church. They will be heard on WHDH each Sunday morning and a silver collection is mentioned.
On Wednesday night in Monument Hall the RK of C basketball team lost 17 to 12 but still claim the Crusaders as champions of Concord. The Concord fire department logged a chimney fire at George Barker's house causing about 100 dollars in damage.
A health warning urges care for kidney and bladder health and promotes Cystex as a fast safe remedy. The ad claims 48 hour vitality return and a money back guarantee, noting a price of 8 cents per dose and pharmacist availability.
Miss Elizabeth Porter daughter of Mrs George Hallett of Nine Acre Corner returned Sunday from a two weeks vacation at Miami. The Concord Legion Band capes are being cleaned by Beardsell Dry Cleaning Co of West Concord in preparation for spring appearances. Reg Cahill of Waltham gave first and second degrees at Concord Grange. Next Friday and Saturday Middlesex. a light opera Ruddygore will be staged directed by Arthur Motter of the school faculty.
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