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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1930
Page
6
In Old Sudbury a public meeting led by Albert Tallant drew locals as officers resign. Attendance surged with talk of community improvement and a sense of New England pride despite uncertain leadership.
Maynard textile workers meet to push for harmony with mill officials after talks in New York and Boston. President McMahon warns of possible long shutdown if no agreement and urges workers to unite, while unions plan committees and a conference with the Woolen Company. Rev. Vance proposes a town council to aid industry welfare.
Article discusses plans to shut down Assabet Mills and explores industrial cooperation involving the American Woolen Company. It emphasizes cooperative discussion, mutual welfare, and a proposed round table council to address issues and foster understanding among all parties.
Mr and Mrs John Evans who occupy the Massachusetts Avenue tenement owned by Elizabeth will move about Nov 4 to the house formerly occupied and owned by Bertram D Holt on School Street Mr Holt is disposing of his household furniture by private sale and will reside with his brother Harry in the other section of the house
Hudson Joseph D McCarthy secretary treasurer of the Midland Bowling League releases a long schedule for the season. Teams include Maynard Town Team Lynch alleys Bowlaway Hudson Pastimes Collins Framingham Natick Waltham Rink Marlboro and others with dates from November through May across multiple venues.
Auv urges marking down all goods as Rickles looks to convert stock to cash. The note pressures deep discounts to move inventory.
The chronicled game at Peter Bulkeley School in Concord featured Peter Bulkely-Harvey and West Concord players Harv Wheeler scoreless. Teams listed include Flannery, Harold Horne Irb, Byron Fish, and others with captaincy by Robert McGrath and Charles Sheehan. Referee Howard G. Hawkes. Time kept by J. Vey Merrill and John Hendershot.
The Concord Lodge of Elks sponsored the third whist party in Elk's hall on Thursday evening led by Lovell P George and Harold Tompkins. Maxwell E E Lawrence won first prize with Joseph Lombardo second, Jonh Reed third, John O'Brien fourth, and Harry Reed fifth amid a strong turnout.
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The Sunday program at the West Concord West church includes morning worship at 10 80 A M and a sermon on The Lift That Overcometh at 12 M church school at 6 P M Senior Society of Christian Endeavor meets at 1 P M Evening service follows. Monday features Boy Scouts at 7 P M Tuesday mid week service at 7 30 P M Friday Junior Society of Christian Endeavor and choir rehearsal at 3 30 and 7 8 P M Senior Endeavor Social to close the week.
Thursday November 13 marks the next Round Robin whist at 10 F hall with new committee members Mrs Minnie Campbell Mrs Rose Grimes and Clarence Chickering. Parties occur on the 2nd Wednesday monthly. previous four tables saw prizes awarded to Mr Redferm Mrs McDonegal Timothy Costello and Mary Holton. Rev A J Torsleff leads the Red Cross drive canvassing town sections. All Souls Day at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church was observed with two Masses.
Mrs. Hobart E Mead and Mrs Pauline visit from Brooklyn as Gazetteer Paulins stays on vacation. Nice Club whist event last Tuesday at the Women's Club featured decorations, groceries, lamps, towels, vases, cake and other prizes. Mrs Qusen hosted whist with four tables and a pleasant evening. Local gas service praised while residents note busy platters.
West Acton notes report a reg meeting led by Georse Skifford with appreciation for attendees. Cromhill is mentioned as selected. Robert Hagen is an associate member and ay den Johnson fills patrol leader role temporarily.
Maynard residents praise Ernest Baritone of Butler Avenue for repairing sidewalks and laying cement walks. He advertises cement, blocks, sand, stone, gravel and grading services with many satisfied customers and a contact number.
A vintage advertisement proclaims heavy price cuts on shoes with the banner Your time to save. See Rickles. Down go the prices on shoes. The message emphasizes bargains and quick action for shoppers seeking footwear deals.
The piece argues marriage shifted a bride from domestic helper to professional, aided by modern machinery but many women still wash at home. It cites two free days weekly via outsourcing to Middlesex Family Laundry in Maynard Massachusetts, claiming efficiency and reliable service with No idle saying The Laundry Does It Best.
The name Coolidge drew strong support in Massachusetts towns with Coolidge of Pittsfield leading his ticket in Maynard with 102 votes while his ticket's others received about 196 votes. The Communist party polled 28 votes and the Socialist Labor 21.
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