Local Enterprise notice from Liberty Street Maribor area
Community notice for the Enterprise printed at the Post Office sboro Mass. under federal law of March 8 1879. Subscription rates listed for Acton Bedford Maynard Concord Sudbury and surrounding towns at 1.50 per period.
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Liberty Street
Maribor
fatsMarinace
Mass
Enterprise i &S
Postoffice
Sboro
Acton
Bedford ,Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Debates on Creditor Obligations and Latin American Finance
U S Senator voices concern over creditor obligations during the Great Depression era. He warns of the dangers of sacrificing exchange securities and emphasizes the value of Latin American holdings. He notes historical foreign capital, mentions tax and infrastructure issues, and urges prudent public saving.
Road Race To Littleton June 5
The annual six mile road race from Maynard to Littleton under the auspices of the Kamp A. O. will be held Sunday June. Many celebrated mid distance runners from the east have competed in this event. Beverly Juma 11. Local invited to enter.
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Maynard
Littleton
Kanp
A. O
Hve
Beverly
Methodist Church Service and Missionary Visit
Harland and Evans lead services at the G Methodist Episcopal Church on May 22 Sunday school at ten morning and an evening sermon at 7 30. Bigeb I Robinson to preach as part of a missionary visit at the church.
Acton Mass School Health Campaign Urges Early Physicals
Dear parents in South Acton and Acton Center, Acton schools schedule May sessions for child entering first grade in September. Bring child for a physical, vaccination, and diphtheria protection, then to doctor for examination. Return record card to Superintendent by May 31. Signed John F. Hough.
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Commonwealth
Acton Center
West Acton
South Acton
John F. Hough
Acton
Parish Whist Winners Named at St Bridget’s Social
A large crowd attended St. Bridget’s parish whist and bridge event at the Washington auditorium on Monday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. William O'Toole for the house prize and Mrs. David G Sharpe for the door prize with numerous players named for bridge and whist winners. The third party in the series is slated for next Monday evening.
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James Priest
Maude Cowles
Edward White
Fidelis Morton
John Moynihan
Peter T. Ite
Elizabeth Id
Patrick Walsh
Margaret Claflin
Joseph Kaler
Mary Connors
Harold Ledgard
Nellie Leveroni
James Whalen
Robert Sheridan
George Creighton
Philip Johnson
Annie Coughlin
Margaret Duggan
Margaret Slymond
Elizabeth Sehnai
Annie Scully
Arley Lawrence
Louis Evers
Elizabeth Herbert
William’ .Rourke
Agnes Driscoll
Edith Murphy
Charles Sperrill
Arthur Johnston
Hesther Smith
Poppy Sale Planned by Maynard VFW UnitFriday and Saturday
Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars announces its annual Poppy sale on Friday and Saturday. School girls will distribute poppies on streets and at indatores as solicitors receive donations. Proceeds fund welfare work and Post activities. Committee members include John Peterson B W Mattson Ernest Johnson and Michael Towler.
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Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indatores
Maynard Post Rethre
Post
John Peterson
B. W. Mattson
Ernest Johnson
Michael Towler
League Averages From Bowling Scores Listed
The document lists player averages led by Taddeo at 101.5 and Bates at 100.1 with numerous others including Tour ville 100.09 Coyne 98.6 O'Toole 98.6 Connelly 98.3 and more. It notes Joy 102.1 and Brooks 101.1 as top marks while several players did not bowl enough matches to be eligible for prizes and Billett shows 1003.
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Collins Sete Eae
Hudson Wee Eae
Senna
Maynard
Peerless Pa Tee
Natickeet Eeee
Hemenway
ist—Collins Etal Heeleeae Peas
Hudson
Wes
Peerless
Natick
Taddeo
Bates
Tourville
Murphy
Steer
Spargo
Hurlburt
Hungie
Kyle
Issacs
Arena
Coyne
O'Toole
Connelly
McBride
Pine
Gelitas
Coke
Adam
Burr
Greska
Peterson
Lawton
Brooks
Hanzie
Martini
Parker
McQuade
Maroney
Farfeit
Goslin
Jerry
Powers
Merry A Molloy
Green
Easy
O’brien
Joy
Billett
Maynard H. Hurls Win Over Hudson In Wild Park Battle
In a three hour Midland League clash at Crowe Park Maynard H. defeated Hudson 10 to 8. Key hits came from Kendra Fingard Piecewicz and McQuillan while Pozarycki and Duggan led the offense for Maynard. Hudson tied it at five in the fifth before Maynard pulled away with a three run sixth inning and held on for the win.
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Hudson H
Maynard H. 8
Crowe Park
Maynard
Marlboro
Hudson
Mate’ Pozarych
Fingard
Huston
Tobin
Kalouetion
Sousa
Kelley
St. Jean
Cuff
McQuillan
Kendra
Maynard H
al Costanza Ri
Duggan
Grondahl Ss
Cokess
Chidley Cf
Pozarycki
Uglevich
Brayden’ c
H.S. i
McGuillan
Mayuski P
Tnnings
T Maynard
Piecewicz
Brayden
Stephens
Jordan
Costanza
Grondahl
Bianchi
St Jean
Frigard
Mayuski
McCuiness
Harvard Club Dinner in Concord With Middlesex Circus Exhibit
The Harvard Club will hold its annual dinner in Concord on May 9, 1932 at the Concernman Club. Dean of Arts and Sciences will be guest of the evening. Middlesex Circus artists will present studies after the dinner. Committee members are Henry J. Coolidge Harding Newman and Horton Edmands.
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Concord
Harvard Club
Sconceman Club
Tyar Arts and Science
Middlesex Circus
Henry J. Coolidge
Harding Newman
Horton Edmands
Woman's Union Meeting at Nine Acre Corner Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord Mass schedules a May 19 gathering with Mrs George Hallett at Nine Acre Corner. A missionary from India will speak. Sunday May 22 offers Sunday school at 10 45 a m and Morning Worship with a sermon by Rev George L Thurlow. A Young People's Club meets at 6 p m and midweek services follow.
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George L. Thurlow
George Hallett
Nine Acre Corner
India
Young People’s Club
Obituary: Mrs Batley Succumbs After Long Illness
Mrs Batley died after a long illness age eight. Survived by husband two daughters Bertha and Irene Batley and Albert Batley a brother William Dawson Melrose and sister Mrs Charles Brooks Fitchburg. Active Methodist, local comforted by floral tributes. Funeral Monday at 2 30 conducted by Rev Joia Shepler at the Methodist church burial Glenwood Cemetery.
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Bertha
Irene Batley
Albert BE Batley
William Dawson
Melrose
Charles’ Brooks
Fitchburg
Joia= Shepler
Methit Church
Glenwood Cemery
Concord clubs stage benefit play and DAR notes
Theta Alpha Club rehearses Zaragueta or Money Talks for a church fundraiser June 2 and 3 at the Parish House. Old Concord Chapter DAR reports its annual meeting with officers elected and plans an outing to Hillside School on June 22 plus a post meeting food sale hosted by Mrs. Herbert B. Smith and others.
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Theta Alpha Club
Zaragueta
Bob Asbjornson
Cincinnati Reds
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Bob
New York
Hubbelditch
Country Club
Henry A Laughlin
William Faversham Jr
Samuel Hoar
Helen Curtis
John B. Buttrick
Old Concord
Dar
Daughters of ‘the
Wallace B. Conant
Conant
Herbert Boe
Congress
Washington
Herbert B Smith
Virginia A Sanderson
Wiener I. Park
Albert B_ Black
John H Lord
Clarence O Tuttle
Charles K Houghton
Horton Edmands
A G Ziegler
Albert R Jenks
Loring N Fowler
Caroline P Holden
John R Hinton
R.byron Moore
Lowell Cram
George R Blvin
John R. Comley
John L Jewett
Firemen Rescue Mired Horse After Ditch Incident
Thirty firemen and volunteers spent hours to free a horse from a ditch on Lexington road farm land. The animal, part of a team driven by Stephen J Flannery, slipped causing the other to fall in. A rope was threaded under the horse and it was hauled out, reportedly unharmed.
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Lexington Road
Stephen J Flannery
Wentworth Stewart Addresses P T A Meeting
Concord P T A held its annual meeting at the High School auditorium with Wentworth Stewart editor of the Concord Journal delivering a talk titled Finding Our Place in the Changing Order. Frank J. Googins of the faculty was reelected, and a slate of directors including Mrs Floy Ver a Seis Miss Christenson Mrs Chisholm and Mrs Pay cen tr oss Elizabeth Hennessey and Frank Hennessey was named.
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Wentworth Stewart
P. T.A
Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Concord Journal
Frank J. Googins
Floyé
Chistenson
Aiel Chisholm
E. Paycen Tross
Elizabeth Hennessey
Frank Hennessey
Eang
Miss Hennessey
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St Mark's Choir to Sing at West Concord Sunday Service
The colored vested choir from St Mark's Congregational Church Boston will perform at West Concord Union Church Sunday at 7 PM for the May Community Sunday Night Service. The program features spirituals and classical selections under Dolan B Yates with Rev S L Laviscount speaking. a special offering will be taken.
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St. Mark’s Congregational Church
Boston
West Concord Union Church
Plymouth
St. Mark's
Roxbury
Dr. Jump
Bogton
Dolan B. Yates
Union Church West Concord Weekly Schedule and Events
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone leads morning worship at 10 30 with the sermon The Deeps Or Stallons The Senior Society of Christian Endeavor holds a special youth service Harold O Russell Wakefield Y M C A secretary speaks The Colored Choir from St Mark's Boston appears at 7 p m with Dolan B Yates as organist Rev E Laviscount speaks briefly An offering benefits church work Public invited May 23 to 27 activities include Boy Scouts Ladies Union Midweek service WCTU Interm Society choir rehearsal and more
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
Stallons
Society of Christian Endeavor
Harold O. Russell
Wakefield Y. M. C. A
Sunda
Colored V‘ Choir
Boston
Dolan B. Yates
L. Laviscount
Boy Scouts
Ladies Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor
Higginbotham Speaks to Concord Girls at Union Church
M Louise Higginbotham of Waltham Assistant Production Officer Middlesex County Superior Court was guest speaker at the Senior Society of Christian Endeavor West Concord Union Church Sunday. She shared her experiences and lessons for today’s young girls while Miss Theodore Blodgett chaired and Miss Velma Hinman performed violin with Miss Dorothy Miner on piano.
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Society of Christian Endeavor
West Concord Union Church
M ‘Louise ‘Higginbotham
Waltham
Middlesex County Superior Court
Theodore Blodgett
Velma Hinman
Dorothy Miner
Concord High Falls to Belmont in Tennis Match
Belmont High defeated Concord High 4-1 at Belmont. Eleanor Twitchell earned Concord's only win, beating Katherine Burke in three sets 6-1 7-5 6-3, as Barbara Jameson Constance Curtis Ruth Murphy and Deborah Reedy led Belmont in singles and doubles with clear scores.
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Concord High School
Belmont High
Belmont
Eleanor Twitchell
Concord
Katherine Burke
Barbara Jameson
Catherine Diskin
Constance Curtis
Elizabeth Goulding
Refreshments Served in Traction of Mrs Williams
An event notes refreshments provided in honor of Mrs Williams as part of a gathering, with attendees and location unspecified in the readable text.
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Inne Traction of
Mre Willism
Death of Maynard resident Reynolds at 44
Maynard resident Maynard Albert Reynolds died Monday morning after a lingering illness at age 44. Born in South Acton he lived here many years with his wife and eleven children. Funeral services were held in the afternoon at 2 o clock at home, conducted by Rev. John Rex Shepler of the Methodist church. Burial followed in Glenwood cemetery. Reynolds worked as a spinner at the Assabet mill and was janitor of the Methodist church. He was well liked locally.
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Maynard
Albert Reynolds
Garfield
South Acton
John Rex Shepler
Methodist Church
Wakefield Wins Narrow Interscholastic Track Meet
Wakefield High School edged Maynard by 3 points 68 to 65 at Belmont athletic field. Freshmen squads dominated many events with Maynard led by O Leary Newton and Stilkala scoring about fifty points. Coach Al Lerer guided Wakefield to victory while also excelling in football. Local winners include Newton in 100 yard dash and Sulkala in shot put and high jump.
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Maynard
Middlesex County League
Wakefield HS
Maynard H
O'Leary
Newton
Stilkala
al Lerer
Lerer
Newiton
Sulkals
Sulkala
Wasiuk
Swartz
Thompson
Gilleney
Kavaleski
Archer
Ignatchuk
O’leary
Piecewicz
Raikey
Newman
Johnson
Cuttell
Country aide 4-H handicraft contest at North Junior High
The event, held Saturday in Waltham at North Junior High School, featured advanced class members and William Mark in the beginners class.
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North Junior High
Waltham
William Mark
Public School Staff Reappointments With Exceptions Noted
Teachers in most public school grade rooms were re appointed but two rooms saw no reappointment due to declining student enrollment. Mis8thel Lovely, supervisor of music, also was not re appointed. James
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Maynard
Mis8thel Lovely
James
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