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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1934
Page
4
The excerpt lists publication details for The Marlboro Enterprise including address Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts circulation by Enterprise Incorporated post office filing under federal acts. It notes subscription rates and issuing towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and related postage information.
National push to include money management in public school curricula gains momentum as Brookline reports rising bank savings, growing financial obligations, and broad PTA support across states Minnesota and Massachusetts join Investors Syndicate in backing the effort.
The piece urges calm civic participation on November 7 and stresses the need to evaluate tax issues and recovery efforts without partisan rhetoric. It warns against bureaucratic overreach and warns that voters should demand responsibility from Congress and government before electing leaders.
Report notes the active political year as voters visit polling places. The season highlights official actions and discussions about improvements and industry progress.
A phrase outlining aims to spur growth by creating jobs and boosting industry activity. The text emphasizes using targeted measures to drive employment and economic output, focusing on productive capacity rather than broad subsidies.
Officials remind taxpayers they may pay up to ten installments of at least ten dollars each on current local taxes before a warrant or tax sale. The 1933 act allows partial payments with interest on the total due and requires collectors to accept payments within the window. Report any refusal to accept payments under the law.
Maynard High School girls hockey beat Shrewsbury 1–0 at Crowe Park on Monday afternoon. Joanna Aho scored the lone goal as Maynard held off a late Shrewsbury push. Maynard seconds also won 3–0 with Ann O Toole scoring all points. several players from both teams were listed in the lineups.
The Maynard VFW Auxiliary held a Friday whist party at the VFW headquarters with strong turnout. Sophie Kiemola won the door prize, while James Ryan and Amy received the whist prizes.
Frank DeMars Post American Legion presents its first wrestling carnival of the season featuring Steven Passas defeating Eddie Adams with two falls, Johnny Wilson as referee, and a 15 minute draw between Freddie Moran and Montfeat Grennon. Local bouts included Souleman Bey and Billy Sienkiewicz with tense moments and a near-sparring panel among attendees.
In Acton Republicans won a sweeping victory but Democrats gained strength due to a vacancy in the South Acton office. The piece notes results in state races including Middlesex and a note on the origin of the term Cady or Kady, linked to Victorian era London and possibly Hebrew roots.
The Chinatown sage Hi Ho reflects on his native land, praising its greatness but lamenting that his ancestors produced too many philosophers and not enough fighters. He stresses a belief in national greatness while critiquing historical lineage.
At Odd Fellows hall the Ladies Auxiliary A O H district meeting installed Maynard and Hudson officers and exemplified the degree for fifty candidates. More than 350 members attended from Maynard Concord Hudson Marlboro Natick Framingham Ashland with Waltham degree team and choir. Mary Doyle and Ann Galvin spoke as guests. Mrs Della Moore welcomed.
Maynard and Lexington celebrate the marriage of Miss Ethel May Crowther daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Crowther 4 Arthur street and Norman F Nordberg son of Mr and Mrs John Nordberg Concord street. The ceremony held Sunday afternoon at the bride's home under chrysanthemum arches was conducted by Rev John Rex Shepler with a double ring rite. Miss Bernadeau Morgan of Lowell was bridesmaid and John Nordberg brother of the groom was best man. The bride wore brown crepe with gold trim and carried American beauty roses. A reception followed with guests from Maynard Lexington Newton Quincy Lowell Lynn and Nashua NH. The couple left for a tour of New York and Washington and will reside at 40 Walnut street. Both families were well represented with many wedding gifts.
The first meeting of the Concord Community Orchestra convened in the Congregational Vestry at 30 dollars. Last season the 36 member group performed for parish organizations and wrapped up with its third annual concert at the high school auditorium. New members may join at season start. interested applicants should contact Edward Lamb or J V Merrill.
The Post Office details engraving costs for a new postage stamp ranging from 200 to 500 dollars depending on size and detail. It notes reimbursements come from stamp sales to collectors, making each new issue a source of revenue for the government.
The text recalls Aphrodite’s mythical birth near Paphos on Cyprus, noting the island’s enduring beauty and sea origins. It describes Cyprus as flower-covered and keeps a tone of timeless allure.
Cornerstones laid for Goodell Library and Thatcher Hall Dormitory at Massachusetts State College proceedings led by Dr. Hugh P. Baker. Governor Joseph B. Ely presided as cover stone was placed and remarks delivered by Eli and other figures. Thatcher Hall honors Dr. W Thatcher. the dormitory designed by W Ross will house 150 students.
The selectmen appoint a committee to study electric light rates and the advisability of a municipal light plant. The panel includes Augustus Morse and Dennis.
White Representative Sheridan Arvon Rivers Donahue John H Muray and Sims participated as the committee on town by laws convened Monday night for deliberations and decisions on local governance.
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