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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1933
Page
6
Publication details show Marlboro Massachusetts weekly edition with office address and postage status. It lists publishing cadence, class matter, and post office requirements. The text includes distribution areas and payment phrases with dates and offices.
Howard S Russell of the Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation appeals to motorists picnickers country residents to prevent forest fires this spring. He warns fires can travel far on windy days and embers ignite distant buildings. seek permits, have extinguishers, water, and help ready.
The piece argues roads are vital to the whole community not a few. It states good roads save wear on cars and extend gasoline mileage while dispelling myths of easy comfort. It emphasizes that no ease comes without adequate road infrastructure.
The piece discusses gold as money and its impact on world finance, praising Roosevelt's departure from a gold standard. It cites world gold production since 1492, current gold stocks, and changes in hoarding, mining, and industrial use, with figures from National Geographic Society data.
Alfred Ferriera of 104a Apsley Street reported to police that yesterday afternoon while driving on Lower Main Street he struck a dog owned by Thomas Coggins of East Street. The animal was taken to the owner's home.
The South Acton Ladies Auxiliary held a whist party with visitors from Salem and prizes awarded. Local church groups plan events including a Maynard produced comedy Bright and Marry with a May 15 show, featuring a listed cast. Community members visit from Melrose and Becket while church services and a May 14 schedule are announced.
Miss Adelaide Witham hosted dinner in Sudbury Center while Mrs Margaret Morrison of Vancouver visits her sister Mrs Atherton W. Rogers. The First Parish Meeting House sermon on the New World Crisis is followed by Endergarten and Sunday School at 11. Postmaster Bradshaw to open a Postal Savings department May 1 with low savings options.
The Maynard Town Team clinched the Midland Bowling League title by one point over Collins of Marlboro. Hudson finished fourth, Elites third, while Maynard led in the single and three string totals with high marks of 594 and 378 respectively. Olson of Hudson topped the season averages at 104.1.
Maynard A Krank J Demars Post A L announces its meeting next Thursday evening May 18 with Dennis Haverty former State Adjutant and assistant commissioner of state aid and pensions as guest speaker. Members urged to attend to support the American Legion group and Haverty a longtime friend of the post.
Large attendance anticipated for Maynard Grange Roll Call tomorrow night. Members must state what impressed them about their mother or pay a fine. Guest of honor is Mrs. Mary Schindler Worthy Flora of the state grange. Soloist Mrs. David Allen of Fitchburg. Community singing led by Mrs Grace Salloway.
Belmont Hill defeated Middlesex School 12 to 7 in a high scoring game at North Concord. Belmont Hill exploded for a 260130000 final tally while Middlesex managed 4101020007 in a lengthy midweek contest.
The text proclaims Mother's Day on May 14 1933 calling citizens to show love and reverence through displays at government buildings homes and other places tokens of affection and support for mothers and children in need signed by President Franklin D Roosevelt and Secretary Cordell Hull in Washington.
Marlboro Lodge of Odd Fellows will join Wayland Lodge for Neighbor's Night in Wayland. Attorney John E Rice will show moving pictures from California. A collation follows. Members depart from local HQ at 7 PM with transport arranged by Wesley Wheeler Waer M Williams John Temple Arthur Bowlby William Speares and Attorney John E Rice.
Queens of Avalon meet at First Church as Mrs. Elizabeth Jam Waltham shares a talk with pictures about ranch life in Montana. Miss Marion Barney presides while plans are set for a Hillside school children’s party on May 28 at Davis farm in South Sudbury.
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