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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1948

Page

5

Boston Chess Club Leaders Debate Prizes and League Reform

Dr Katz argues for higher entry fees to raise prize money and attract top players, urges classed tournaments and club affiliation, and calls for restructuring the Metropolitan League to limit non club players and ensure clubs field full teams. He cites costs, past winners, and the need to restore competitive incentives.

Reddy Tion Vely Boston George Hand Greater Boston

Acton Garden Club Luncheon Date Changes Noted

Acton Acton Garden Club members are notified of changes to the schedule. The annual luncheon will be on Tuesday May 13 at Kaffestuga in Sudbury at 1 00 p m followed by a trip to Garden in the Woods. Transportation contact Mrs Alfried Hansen. June meeting on the third will be at Acton Woman's Clubhouse Min Street Acton Center with Miss Dorothy Biddle of Pleasantville New York speaking on Flower Arrangements. Concord Garden Club to join, hostess Mrs John M Pettingell.

Acton Pleasantville

Stow man admitted for observation at Marlboro Hospital

Leonard Worcer of Stow Center entered Marlboro hospital for observation and will have X rays today. George Erickson and family of Greatroad, formerly of Concord, have moved to Winchester. Willie Allen Pekkala Post W F W 8074 set meeting in Stow Town Hall on Wednesday May 12 at 8 o clock.

Leonard Worce Stow Center Marlboro Hospital George Erickson Greatroad Concord Winchester Willie Allen Pekkala Stow Town Hall

Boston Chess Club Aims for Open, Continuous Play

The author argues for forming an independent Boston chess club with a fixed program, weekly rapid tournament, and good standing rules. They urge leadership like Mr. Wiggington of the Washington Chess Divan, confident there are enough players and manageable dues.

Boston Wiggington Washington Chess Divan

Acton Woman's Club Honors Retiring President

Acton Mrs George Newton, retiring president, hosted the executive board at her Orth Acton home. The group presented a gift in appreciation for her two years in office. The annual luncheon and meeting are set for next Wednesday at the Shaker Glen House.

Acton George Newton Acton Woman’s Club Orth Acton Newton Shaker Glen House

Concord Academy Grad Announces Engagement

Concord Massachusetts couple Mr and Mrs John G S Humphreys of Andover and Hyannisport announce the engagement of their daughter Hope Taylor Humphreys to Archer W P Trench of Baltimore Maryland son of Mrs Archer R R Trench of Summit New Jersey and the late Mr Trench Hope Humphreys is a Concord Academy graduate and Trench is a Harvard graduate An early July wedding is planned.

Concord John G. S. Humphreys Andover Hyannisport Hope Taylor Humphreys Archer W. P. Trench Baltimore Maryland Archer R. R. Trench Summit New Jersey Trench Humphreys Concord Academy Harvard

Weights and Measures notice for Acton residents

Edward W. Estabrook Sealer of Weights and Measures of Acton requires all users of weighing devices to bring them for testing adjustment and sealing. He will attend at the office located 50 Prospect Street South Acton to perform the inspections.

Massachusetts Acton Sealer of Weights and Measures Prospect St

Local News Briefs From Stow and Nearby Towns

Miss Heidi Peck of Great Road confined at home with the grippe was to compete in the prize speaking finals on May 4 at Littleton High School with students from Stow Harvard and Littleton. Elmer Eaton of Great Road has returned from a Boston hospital after an operation and is convalescing at home. Mrs Charlotte Peterson of Great Road suffers a heart condition and is staying with her daughter-in-law in West Medford. Mrs Esther Corkum helps care for her mother as Rev Paul N Carnes of the First Parish Church Stow filled the pulpit while Carnes was in Youngstown Ohio over the weekend.

Heidi Peck William’ Peck Great B Road Miss Peck Stow Harvard Littleton Littleton ‘High ‘School Elmer Eaton Great Road Boston Charlotte Peterson Ben Petersen West Medford Esther Corkum Paul N. Carnes Straughan Gettier Richmond Virginia Harvard Divinity School Cambridge Mr. Carnes Youngstown Ohidé

Novaday targets cleanup of multi million dollar gambling

Carson City reports state government intensifies crackdown on the multi million dollar gambling business to increase tax yields and restore public finance.

Carson City Novaday Games of Chance

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