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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1940
Page
4
A Boston Post Road South Sudbury service station marks an anniversary. The ad praises its popular stopping place status for motorists with fuel for cars trucks and tractors. It highlights crankcase service oiling and on the road travel information offered by proprietor Mr. James Mercury.
A fifty year review praises Charles E Wallis proprietor for offering Ford cars and parts in Sudbury. The firm provides full service, auto repairing and maintenance with skilled mechanics handling even complex repairs for city and country customers.
A local business profile praises Andersen's Service Station at 94 Commonwealth Ave West Concord for six years of service offering auto repair inspection tag checks and fuel sales with fair pricing. The write up invites customers to bring their cars for expert diagnosis and compliments the high quality workmanship.
This anniversary piece highlights Mr. Goodsow and Mr. Goodnow offering real estate sales and diverse insurance products. It notes widespread buyer interest beyond the community, a strong service record, and an invitation to readers to list property or seek investments with the firms.
The Town Shop Inc located on Mags Ave West Action presents a friendly atmosphere and reliable service. The store emphasizes fashion authority, quality checks, and value with careful item verification to serve the public and celebrate its anniversary with praise for low prices and superior merchandise.
This notice praises Mr Bent as a modern straightforward contractor known in the area for his reliable service. It recommends him for building a new home or remodeling and urges prompt attention to home screen replacements and installations. The message urges readers to get acquainted with his efficient business for any building needs.
Years of experience and spic and span methods have made Penney Dairy popular. Proprietor Mr. Penney has deep knowledge of public demands and drives the business with approved machinery, tested stock, and rigorous standards to ensure high quality dairy products and prompt service.
Located on Mass Ave West Acting Mr Holt a master plumber and tinsmith offers modern plumbing systems and heating installations for town and country homes. He advertises reliable service and invites readers to contact him for installations and repairs.
Located on Post Road South Sudbury, Glenellen Kennels under Myron G. Stegars is cited as a leading thoroughbred breeder with modern facilities. Dr Ronald H. Bruce serves as attending veterinarian and the kennel is registered with the American Kennels Club under the name Pokonoket. Readers are urged to consider Glenellen Kennels for boarding and care of dogs.
J As L Bartlett located on State Road in Sudbury offers a popular and efficient floral service serving Sudbury and surrounding territory. The firm stocks high quality plants and flowers including a fine assortment of cactus and succulents for house decoration and gifts. Bartlett specializes in plant designs for floral arrangements and social events and is described as headquarters for the section.
The market, located Sudbury Center telephone 8118, is praised as a modern shop with up to date refrigeration catering to a large list of patrons. Managed by Mr. Young for 42 years, it offers fresh meats, fancy groceries, dairy, canned goods, pipe tobacco and cigars, with a constantly replenished stock and a strong community trade.
Mr and Mrs Harry Stebbing return from Florida while Mr and Mrs Warren Spearel visit a Marlboro resident’s father. Miss Margaret Collins returns home after hospital treatment. Mr and Mrs T Harper welcome a son born at Marlboro hospital. Borough Pomona Grange hosts a whist party to raise funds for a summer outing. Clarence A Wood leads. Mana B Frye works Marlborough Savings as a clerk and is home with chicken pox.
An amateur detective play titled The Amateur Detective in the Vestry was presented by the Knights of King Arthur and Epworth League of the Episcopal Church to a Friday night audience. Prizes were awarded to 6 percent of attendees as refreshments were provided by the Holyoke group. The troupe plans a third performance next Friday at Clinton Methodist Church.
The Rainbow Girls stage a musical Revels performance tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. Tickets promising an evening of entertainment and community spirit with proceeds likely benefiting local causes.
The Women's esetey held its regular meeting at C hall with vice president Burke presiding. Officers elected include President Mael Manning, Vice President Burke, Treasurer Nel Byrne, and Secretary Besa HK Fay. Scores for the stones whist contest were led by Sadie Meighan, Fran Mary Rowe, Ta, and Agnes Gallagher. Refreshments were served by Mary Brecken, Mary Brigham, and Mae Burke. Next meeting set for May 20.
An ad filled with assorted bargains announces two for one deals and a price of one penny on select items. It highlights Johnson Pharmacy and Rexall Drug Store offering May 18th promotions with limited stock and daily deals across Wednesday to Saturday.
Public notice from Johnson Pharmacy Rexall Drug Store advertising a limited sale running Wednesday through Saturday in May. The ad promotes two for the price of one deals, inviting shoppers to visit the store for the savings.
Marlboro resident Harold E Ward, 18, a freshman at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in Boston, served on the Student Council overseeing an open house. The event drew over 2000 visitors to view labs and demonstrations of chemistry, diplomacy, and pharmacy exhibits at the institution on Avenue in Boston.
The article notes the former pastor Stan Addi son of Cambridge and Javiaet Skeeter of Wiret Church will speak at an upcoming Marlboro gathering. It highlights the speaker lineup and venue details, emphasizing community engagement and religious leadership.
A delegation from First Church Congregational will attend the Middlesex Mendon district annual meeting at First Church in Hopkinton tomorrow. Mrs John Cummings of Marlboro is district association president of 26 churches with Ruth Brie as hostess. Phi club event follows at the vestry of the Methodist church.
A fragment cites Confucius to argue that a jewel with a flaw is preferable to a flawless pebble, reflecting a moral contrast between intrinsic worth and perfection.
Holy Cross College and Tufts faced off amid scattered details from Marlboro with vague references to a 1 win outcome. The report notes unclear batting or pitching events and mentions Fitton, Piel, and Dublessis in a partial recap with several garbled phrases.
Bride Miss Prine man and Dr. Who planned marriage with a bridge party in Stow. Mr and Mrs Sowerby hosted and Mrs Ellen Murphy won first prize for bridge. Worcestor scorer Oth went to Miss Marion and Henerletta Gal arles Cole recognized for men’s scores.
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