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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1929
Page
8
An article explains wood metal and gypsum lath for walls and ceilings. It notes wood lath uses plaster keys, metal lath yields a back plastered wall, and gypsum lath is incombustible and fire resistant. Gypsum plaster bonds strongest to gypsum lath according to tests.
A Chicago design note presents Plan 114-Copyright by Audio Service detailing a formal bungalow inspired by Cotswold England. Features include a distinctive chimney, matching roof lines, casement windows, a semi enclosed porch, three bedrooms, an inglenook fireplace, and a rear service entry with ice box.
The South Acton school board chose Frank J. Toohey as chairman and set West Concord address for the member. In West Acton Waldo E Whitcomb was named board of selectmen chairman and public welfare head Dr Wendell P Davis presided as chairman. Michael Foley named Chief of Police and A H Perkins became Supt of streets.
The L S C of the Congregational church gathered at Miss Elizabeth Bumpus on School Street Thursday for a talk on France led by Mrs Helen H Cum.
A reader asks about house plans and building materials and when to build. The Home Building Editor will route questions to authoritative agencies for answers.
Mings former principal of the graded schools attended and gave a talk about her summer journey in Europe, highlighting her time spent mainly in France.
The L. S. C. of the Congregational church will repeat the play How the Ladies Earned Their Dollar at the church vestry on Tuesday evening April 9. The Improvement Society and L. S. G. host with a meat pie supper at 6 30 and the show at 8. Committee: Mrs. Ida M. Harris chairwoman Mrs. Elwin Ly Young Mrs. Henry L. Capelle and Mrs. Jesse Reynolds.
Sudbury Selectman Borden confined to house with rheumatism. Churches prepare special musical services and floral decorations for Easter Sunday. Mrs William Baldwin visiting daughter Mrs Eunice Kimball in East Sudbury and Maynard Porter in Cochituate. Genoa Buxton guests of Anne Buxton Worcester last Sunday. Sudbury Camp Boy Scouts to build camp on John O Hall land Green Hill. Mr and Mrs Gilmore of Wrentham visitors on the hill. Miss Mary B Jenkins of Wellesley guest of Mrs Chas H Way over Sunday.
The annual banquet will be held on April 12 with a committee in charge consisting of Ole Olsen John Owen and Anton Hoff.
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