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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
5
The Weekly Enterprise published in Marlboro Massachusetts appears weekly from 16 Liberty Street. It lists subscription rates and multiple Massachusetts towns including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford for mailed issues.
In London, ex-Diplomat Yosuke Matsuoka denounces U S Navy policy to keep a Pacific fleet, urging a broader alliance with Britain and Japan. The piece critiques Stimson and Hoover, notes Japan’s supposed insolence, and mentions Hawaii as a strategic Gibraltar while hinting at broader wartime tensions. A writer laments beer licensing politics and cites winter sports chatter.
Rev Percy R Crowell of Stow addressed the Hudson Rotary Club at Sharon's restaurant on the topic The Power of Money. Robert S Osterhout supervised the program with President Chester Lamson announcing next week's meeting on Tuesday March 28 at the city power station on Cherry Street with Leland Wood as host. Supper followed.
A broad call for inclusive journalism and public cooperation. The piece urges honest ads, road safety, and civic responsibility to counter economic fear, stressing collective effort over divisiveness and the spread of hopeful, practical action.
Massachusetts educators travel to Amherst for the State Conference of Principals and Supervisors of Elementary Schools at Massachusetts State College March 22 to 24. Noted speakers include Payson Smith, Rollo W. Brown, Henry B. Elkind, and William H. Kilpatrick. Local leaders will guide discussion groups. dormitory and hotel lodging arrangements are available through college offices.
The Spring meeting of Borough Pomona Grange, including Northboro Grange, takes place at Boxboro Town Hall on Thursday April 6. Master Otto H Geers of Stow presides with welcome by Boxboro Grange master Buerger Keyes. Mrs Lillian French delivers the response and a roadside stands talk by G Waldo Livermore.
The station will host a 6 oclock service by Peter F. Sharon with a tour of inspection for guests and members to bring guests. On April 6 Hudson Club will join Framingham club and Marlboro Kiwanis for a Marlboro Club sponsored program. The 31st District Spring Conference is set for May 15 at the New Ocean House in Swampscott.
Bull Montana defeats Gun Johnson in a brutal main bout at Co Operative Hall with a dominant arm lock and fierce offense. Johnson, though outmatched, shows grit as referee Bill Robinson and ring officials intervene. more bouts follow featuring Lanigros, Anastas, Sturgis, Cook, and Nelson with St Patrick's Day flair.
Dress pattern No. 5178 offers a frock with angel sleeves and a slim look through loops and a wide shoulder line. It covers sizes 12 to 40 with 54% yards of 36 inch material and lists a spring fashion issue with tips and fabric news priced at 10 cents.
Markboro hosts a Thursday night public whist party under Herbert JF. Akroyd Post Trumpet Corps at the G A R Hall. Prizes include 26 38 and other awards. past attendance featured seven towns with top score around 42 points, showing anyone can win. Dr John A. Kelleher chairs the arrangements with a list of assistants.
A letter requests publication of an article titled The Parable of the Teacher by Lessie M. Drown from The Massachusetts Teacher. The writer notes the piece presents an idea townspeople may not have considered and asks for printing in the Enterprise.
A devoted teacher trains志 young minds at Froebel Pestalozzi and Montes sori, earns a Commonwealth signature, and guides many, while sisters seek labor in mills and shops. War shifts roles, wages rise then fall, unions cry injustice, and the teacher endures, building souls rather than walls.
Marlboro leader Chester Clark, chief of the state narcotics division, is announced as the Rotary Club speaker. The event highlights Clark’s role in narcotics enforcement and public service in the city.
A dress description in cream and grey crinkly crepe silk details a feminine Paris inspired design. The crossed tied bodice and hip seams slim the silhouette. Available in sizes from 14 to 20 with bust ranges. yardage specified for size 16.
Marlboro Rotary plans tomorrow noon at the Black and White Club with a Narcotics division briefing. Kiwanis guests are invited for the Thursday April 6 regular meeting and a return Kiwanis Chi visit is set for the April gathering.
Marlboro Mr and Mrs Clovis Remy of Broad Street are parents to a baby son born Monday March 20 at Marlboro hospital Mrs Remy will be remembered as Miss Antoine Ledoux John Werner son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Werner Broad Street underwent appendicitis surgery at Marlboro hospital
Dr Albert Marre presides as St Anns Sodality of St parish hosts the second charity whist in the church assembly hall at 2 30. Frank Frichie chairs the committee overseeing the event and a number of useful presents will be distributed to winners.
Cast members performed the Odd Fellows home in W0 last night after a Friday staging at Cud Lows Hall. John F Rhines, a member of MH lodge, greeted the cast upon their return home.
Local shopkeepers advertise meat sales and home clothing options with emphasis on convenient doorstep delivery. Fliers highlight affordable cuts and ready to wear garments aimed at families seeking value.
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