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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
8
Mass March 27 1935 quarterly meeting of the Assabet Institute to be held at Maynard airing rooms on Wednesday April 3 1935 at 730 P M to transact business per order of President Howard A Wilson Clerk
A filing in Acton County Court seeks administration of Martin Henry Worden's estate. Elisabeth N Acton requests appointment as administratrix without surety and to object by filing an appearance before the court clerk by 10 o’clock on March 29, 1935. Judge John Leggat signs, with King P. Jordan, Register. Mar 13 20 27.
35 students begin training early with hikes and light drills as Coach Cherlie Manty works them into condition. Star sprinter Stan Piecewicz leads veterans while public support funds sweat jackets and pants and new uniforms. Manager Artie Ato plans most dual meets at Alumni Field after PRA completion, with locals now prepared to host.
Dancing classes led by Mrs Forrest Bradshaw for children in grades 25 will end with a final dance and party in the AA hall on April then the grades 6 9 class will close its season with a party in the town hall on Friday evening April 5 at 7 16 o clock.
Howard F Jones announces a local office for bill payments through Edison Electric Duminating Co with Reed's South Acton Department Store as the pay location. Mrs Nellie Fairbanks celebrates her seventy fifth birthday with family in Maynard. George Downey recovers from illness as neighbors share greetings.
The Board of Selectmen finalized the annual list of town officers at the regular Wednesday session at the South Acton fire house. The notice lists appointments for finance, election officers across three precincts, fire engineers, forest warden, weights and measures, and town forest supervision with numerous named appointees.
The West Acton Woman's Club House hosted a Neighborhood whist event last Tuesday. Nineteen tables were in play and prizes were awarded for high scores. Mrs Leland led as the top scorer.
Mrs W J Costello Mrs Fred Billings Mr and Mrs Willem Munn Mrs Arthur Wetherbee Mrs Elizabeth Godfrey Miss Hazel Godfrey Mr Leland Howe Miss Vera M Wood Arthur Lee Isabelle Kennedy Annie McCarthy. Mrs Marion Reed drew the door prize a pretty floor lamp. The success of this venture is due the efforts of the following committee Mrs L Le Roy Strong Mrs Mary Laffin and Mrs F B Moore.
South Sudbury reports Nobscott observation station open over the weekend as dry ground risks fires. Memorial Church youth plan a sp i p service Friday at 6.20 PM. Isobel Stone spent the weekend at home.
The narrator describes two to three years of distress with what seems to be a skin condition on the hands. After requesting a free Cuticura sample, they bought more and used one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment.
The article insists advertising is as essential as rain to crops and urges readers to learn how to apply it to their business. It frames advertising as the pivotal link in the arch of success and promises practical guidance.
Grandmother Clark presents a simple crochet motif for bedspreads using cream, rose and yellow carpet warp. Instructions cover square size 4.14 by 4.14 inches, assembly by slip stitch, with edges finished and pointed borders possible. Available in book No. 27 from Home Craft Co. Dept. B at Nineteenth and St. Louis.
A notice instructs readers to include a stamped addressed envelope for a reply when writing for information. Contains city guidance and contact expectation for the information request.
A forest near Leningrad yielded a kettle with 11 000 coins from various countries dating to the eleventh century or earlier. The discovery adds a rare historical hoard, attracting interest from researchers and collectors alike.
A Globe Democrat writer explains that albatrosses taxi along the water for yards before taking off unlike most birds that flap from the air. They spread large wings up to four feet though body weight remains about ten pounds. The bird, with white feathers and black-lined tips, is common in tropical seas.
The report highlights a tire with heavy traction that remains secure under all conditions. It notes complete satisfaction with performance and reliability, emphasizing the tire’s strong bonds to the tire body and consistent grip.
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