The Weekly Enterprise masthead and imprint details
The text lists the Marlboro Massachusetts weekly paper The Weekly Enterprise including address 16 Liberty Street and publication details. It notes second class matter status and post office accreditation and references subscription rates and locations such as Bedford.
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Offia
Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Postoffice
Riboro
Pial Acton
Bedford
Public power debate weighs cost and incentives
The argument for government owned power plants rests on abundant supply attracting industry, but critics say power cost is a small part of business costs. They emphasize distribution expenses, tax rates, and location factors like raw materials and markets over public water power to attract growth. Private utilities generally deliver lower, declining costs and handle their own burden.
How The County Towns Voted In 1928 Election
Middlesex county towns show President and Governor race results from 1928. Sudbury lists Hoover holding presidency with Smith and Allen trailing. Southboro and Maynard show similar splits with Hoover leading. Concord records Hoover wins in President and Allen leading for Governor.
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Middlesex County
Sudbury
Smith Hoover
Allen
Cole
Southboro
Hoover
Smith
Maynard
Cannes
Cottcord
The City Faces Speed, Advertising, and Progress
A reflective piece urges readers to curb street rush and race dangers and directs focus to newspaper advertising as essential for a city. It notes no closed season on automobile accidents and calls for better business, markets, and prices while warning that backward steps endanger the city’s future.
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Gee
Concord Musical Club Opens Season With Luncheon
The Concord Musical Club opened its season with a luncheon musicale held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Samuel Hoar on Great Meadows Road.
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Concord Musical Club
Samuel Hoar
Great Meadows Road
Concord P T A Presents Valley Farm at High School
The Concord P T A will present the play Valley Farm with local favorites in the High School Auditorium on Thursday and Friday, December 1 and 2. Mr and Mrs W Edward Lamb coach the production and proceeds go to reduce the debt on the High School Voice.
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Concord’ Parent-Teacher Association
Valley Farm
W. Edward Lamb
Red Cross Drive Begun by Concord Chapter
The Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross launches its annual canvass for members starting Armistice Day next Friday and continuing to Thanksgiving. Canvassers will conduct a house to house drive as in past years.
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Concord
The
American Red Cross
Cavassers
Concord Parent Teachers Association Program Announces Speaker
At the upcoming Concord Parent Teacher Association meeting on Monday November 21 Mr S Thompson Blood of West Concord will entertain the audience. Mr Leon F Foss of the School Committee will give a talk.
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Concord Parent-Teacher Association
S. Thompson Blood
West Concord
Leon F Foss
Massachusetts State Beats Reneseleer Behind Local Star Maurice White
Maurice White from this town starred for Massachusetts State in a victory at Amherst last Saturday. He threw two passes for touchdowns and another set up a third score. Willie Fingard also played well at full back. Local guests included Robert Hartin John Brayden Albert Priest and Don Lent at the Dad's Day program.
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Maurice White
Massachusetts State
Reneseleer
Amherst
Maurice
Willie Fingard
Robert Hartin
John Brayden
Albert Priest
Don Lent
Acton Mrs E Very Visits Miss Clara L Sawyer
Mrs E Very of St Petersburg Florida is visiting Miss Clara L Sawyer on Main Street. Christian Endeavor service at the Congregational church Sunday evening November 6 at 6 45 followed by evening worship in the auditorium at 6 30 with sermon by Rev Mr Landers. Much interest has been created by these meetings.
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E . Very
St. Petersburg
Florida
Clara. L. Sawyer
Main Street
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Landers
Maynard Stores Plan Armistice Day Closings
The Assabet mill will close Armistice Day and reopen Saturday morning. Most Maynard stores will also close that day but stay open Thursday night to capture Thursday trade. Merchants hope to offset Friday losses by Thursday evening hours. Shoppers should note near term store schedules.
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Maynard
Assabet
Enterprise
Stoseage
Miss Collins Grand Regent Installed by Catholic Daughters
West Concord Miss Agnes Colling was installed Grand Regent of Court Our Lady Help of Christians, Catholic Daughters of America, in Odd Fellows hall. Belmont and Lexington courts sent guests. Mrs Elizabeth Hennessy installed and Miss Ellen McCarthy monitored. Florentine gifts, solo performances, and a spiritual bouquet marked the ceremony with officers named and affirmed.
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West Concord
Miss Collins
Florence Erisman
Tillie Carroll
Worcester
John Mullaney
Concord
Julia Dee
What New York Is Wearing What New York Is Wearing
A practical school girl jumper dress offers variety with guimpes. Descriptions include a dark blue wool jumper, orangy red novelty yarn, pale blue wool crepe, red and white gingham, and yellow cotton broadcloth outfits. Style No. 2871 targets sizes 11 to 15 with material requirements given.
Night School Opens in Concord For English Learning
Free evening classes start November 9 at Harvey Wheeler School in West Concord and November 10 at Concord High School. Courses teach speaking reading and writing English and include citizenship instruction for adults seeking naturalization. All adults are urged to enroll and improve language skills.
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Concord
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Concord High School
Democrats Sponsor Whist Party in West Concord
A West Concord whist party at Warner Hall Friday evening, under the Democratic Town Committee, drew a large crowd and supported the election campaign. Miss Margaret Coughlin chaired a women’s committee. Roger Diskin won first prize with many other winners named, including Ellen Diskin and Mrs Ellen Sullivan.
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West Concord
Warner Hall
West
Concord
Democratic Town Committee
Margaret Coughlin
Roger Diskin
John Bartolomeo
Thomas Hanley
Daniel Connorton
Martin Diskin
Ellen Sullivan
George Hefty
Gertrude Hagerty
Harriet Hanlon
John H Goulding
James Mara
John Sullivan
John Hutchinson
Charles Castle
John Coyne
Ellen Diskin
Joseph Alexander
Russell F Parsons
Madeline Demar
Raymond Cull
Ncholas Macone
Edward Comeau
M. DeMaria
Two Guardsmen Earn Nine Year Service Medal
Marlboro soldier John C Jaworek and Charles C Mantha have been notified by the Adjutant General that they earned the nine year service medal for service in the Massachusetts National Guard. Both enlisted in 1923 and hold the rank of sergeant in Company K.
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Marlboro
John C. Jaworek
Charles C Mantha
Adjutant General
Nne
Massachusetts National Guard
Sergant
Oldest Woman in Marlboro Casts Presidential Ballot
Mrs Cornelius Toohey of 290 Lincoln Street, nearly 89, voted in Ward 6 at Preston block as Marlboro’s oldest woman to cast a ballot in today’s presidential election. She follows local and national affairs with keen interest.
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Marlboro
Cornelius Toohey
Lincoln Street
Toohey
Preston Block
Old Gleason Mill Destroyed by Fire in Gleason
The original Gleasondale Mill built in 1813, used for storage after the new mill’s construction, was completely destroyed by fire early Monday. Damage will run into thousands of dollars. the building was empty. Firefighters from Stow and villagers fought the blaze. it was under control by 8 o’clock. The new plant remained undamaged.
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Gleasondale
Stow Fire Department
State College Alumni Meet At Sudbury
Middlesex County Alumni Association of Massachusetts State College held its annual supper and meeting at Sudbury Town Hall on Saturday evening with about 100 members present. Speeches by Harvey N. Fairbank of Sudbury, Nathaniel I. Bowditch of Framingham, David Buttrick, and Dr. Gilbert highlighted the gathering before dancing late into the night.
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Middlesex County Alumni Association
Massachusetts State College
Herbert A Brown
Harvey N. Fairbank
Board of Selectmen
Framingham
David Buttrick
Cnt
State Alumni Association
State College
Gilbert
Massachusetts
Sudbury Men's Club Stages Laugh Filled Farce
The Sudbury Town Hall audience enjoyed the farce Shooting the Stars staged by the Sudbury Men's Club on Friday night. Cast members included Greta Garbo Ellms, Wallace Beery, Clark Gable, Gary Cooper, Harold Lloyd, and many others in a lively theatrical spoof with posturi and comic performances.
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Sudbury Men’s Club
Greta
Lasky Hall
O. K
von Stiles
Charlie Wet Johnson
Little Eva
Greta Garbo Ellms
Topsy Marie Dressler
Davis Simon Legree
Wallace Beery Rice
Uncle Tom Douglas Fairbanks Burr Eliza Marion Davies Bradshaw
Harold Lloyd
Bittinger
Ditto
Clark Gable Nichols
K of C Council Opens Whist Party Series
Marlboro Knights of Columbus No 81 launches weekly whist party series with a first event Friday night November 18 at the new K of C home. After whist bingo will follow. Committee includes Chairman Arthur Grenier and members Buckley Hurley McCabe Ahern Burns Toohey Blais Sheahan and Egan.
Reunion and Election Notable for 26th Division Officers
At the 13th annual reunion of the Headquarters Train and Military Police of the 26th Division held in the State Armory, William F Murray of Natick was reelected president. Colonel William H Dolan of Fitchburg became vice president, Dee of Lord served as secretary, and Major Charles E Akeley of Leominster was treasurer.
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State Armory
William F Murray
Natick
William H Dolan
Fitchburg
Eg Dee
Lord
Charles E Akeley
Leominster
West Concord Woman's Club marks 30th anniversary
Concord report on the West Concord Woman's Club 30th anniversary celebration at Odd Fellows Hall on Nov 4 1902 with President Mrs Ernest Pringle State President Mrs George Benson and District Director Mrs Henry Lane among guests of honor. The event featured a birthday cake tea soloists Arlington Trio and a program by Miss Mildred Stone and others.
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George E. Benson
Dire
Frank P. Bid
Concord
West Concord
Ernest Pringle
Frank P. Bennett
George B. Benson
Henry B. Lane
Benson
Freelan R. George
Laneard
Benjamin Derby
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West
Union Church
Mildred Stone
Arlington
Niccolis
Christ der
Virgil
Cobb
Woman's Club Hears Lecture and Plans Events
The Maynard Woman's Club held a well attended November meeting at the George Washington Auditorium with clergy school officials and the superintendent as guests. Dr J Thornberg spoke on With Dr Grenfel in Labrador and a Gentlemen's Night program is planned for November 28 with singer Edward McHugh and a Voltaire feature.
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Maynard Woman’s Club
George Washington Auditorium
Helen K. MacPherson
Glenwood Swett
Waltham
J.thornberg
Grenfel
Labrador
Edward Mc Hugh
Esther Case
Voltaire
von Maude Huntington
Jamin
Ruth Delano
Family Finance Service Invites In for New Subservice Detail
A crowded notice invites clients to visit for information about a family finance outreach expanding services. The message emphasizes personal guidance and local access to financial plans.
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Family Finance
Middlesex County Extension Service
Lehman Wins New York Governor Election Victory
Herbert Lehman is elected governor of New York to succeed Roosevelt. Lehman's statewide vote exceeds 750000 with margins over 1,000 in several districts. The tally shows large missing districts yet to report as upstate areas come in.
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New York
Herbert
Roosevelt
Lehman
Donovan
New Upstate
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