Weekly Enterprise: Marlboro publication details and rates
The Weekly Enterprise lists office at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts and notes publication every Wednesday by Enterprise Press Incorporated. It records second class matter status dated August 25 1803 and post office entry under March 8 1879. Subscription rates are given for single copies in Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford totaling $1.50.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
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Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Roosevelt Expected to Steady Nation After Hoover Era
Editorial hawks cautious optimism about Roosevelt and the new administration. It urges balanced policy, protected industries, lower taxes, reduced spending, and prudent international dealings. It commends Hoover’s legacy while anticipating steady leadership and bipartisan cooperation for constructive change.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Roosevelt
Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
Koover
Republic
Nhis
Mr. Hoover
Thesilg
Privat Citigen
Seminary Singers to Give Sacred Concert at Union Church
The Seminary Singers a group of 40 theological Boston University students led by Professor James Houghton will perform at Union Congregational church next Sunday at four o'clock. Admission is free and all muss lovers are invited. Earlier in the week the Missionary society met at Mrs Esther Case s Great Road home to plan a parish women s meeting at the church Thursday at three with Miss George L Ghurlow of Concord addressing and refreshments to follow. A midweek church meeting tonight will discuss building plans led by Rev Matthew Vance.
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George L. Ghurlow
Concord
Matthew Vance
Concord Lodge of Elks Holds Election Night Meeting
The Concord Lodge of Elks met in Elks Hall for election night with Exalted Ruler Ivan D Servais presiding. A buffet lunch accompanied the gathering as election returns were received. several former members were reinstated and a committee presented a report on quarters and fire damage.
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Concord Lodge OF Elks
Elks Hall
Ivan D Servais
Watilimenes
Advertising and the balance of luxury and primary goods
Gault MacGowan argues that unchecked advertising of luxuries led to a slump in primary commodities. He says producers must advertise and market like luxury sellers to sustain demand, warning that failure to unite will prolong economic downturn and reduce purchasing power for essential foods and goods.
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Gault MacGowan
Trinidad Guardian
Port-of- Spain
Miss Collins Installed Grand Regent of Local Catholic Daughters
Agnes Collins of West Concord was installed as grand regent of Our Lady Help of Christians Court CD of A in Oda Fellows Hall West Concord with visitors from Belmont and Lexington Courts. The installing officer was Mrs. John Pp. Hennessey district deputy and Miss Ellen McCarthy of Belmont was her monitor.
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West Concord
Agnes Collins
Main Street
Our Lady Help of Christians’ Court
Oda
Belmont
Lexington
John Pp. Hennessey
Ellen McCarthy
St. Elizabeth Court
Collins
William Shaughnessy
Walter F. Donihue
Baquet Hall
Margaret Hearn
Margaret Reilly
Engagement of Miss Rose and Mr Lever Announced
Miss Bzaylee Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Rose of 225 Mei'iam Street and Albert Lever son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Lever of Spring Lane have announced their engagement. Rose a Teachers College Fitchburg graduate teaches junior high in Haverhill. Lever a Dartmouth College graduate teaches in the local high school and coaches the football team.
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Maynard
Bzaylee Rose
Louis Rose
Mei‘iam Street
Cominster
Albert Lever
Samuel Lever
Spring Lane
Miss Rose
Teachers College of
Fitchburg
Haverhill
Lever
Dartmouth College
Memories of Youth and Farewell Reflections
Poem reflecting on youth passing, returning memories, and the quiet stillness of aging. The speaker rests in their home as shadows from the past beckon, and attempts to reply fade into memory.
Concord Female Charitable Society Meets for Red Cross Sewing
The Concord Female Charitable Society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs William Morse Cole's home on Middle Street. Members sewed for the Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross, with Mrs Ann Cilley and Mrs Henry F Smith presiding.
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Concord Female Charitable Society
William Morse Cole
Middle Street
Concord
The
American Red Cross
Ann Cilley
Henry F Smith
Middlesex Fourths Edge Belmont Hill In Muddy Game
The Middlesex School fourth eleven edged Belmont Hill 12 to 6 on a slippery mud soaked field this afternoon. Advertising pays dividends.
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Middlesex School
Belmont Hill School
Anglers Flock to Rhon Region Gliding Center
Rhon in Thuringia and Bavaria gains fame as an anglers paradise with Dermbach in Eisenach uplands drawing visitors from England America France Spain Portugal and Holland. Twenty five miles of first class trout streams and volcano origin lakes Bernahauser and Rossdorf Kutte yield pike carp up to 25 pounds and large perch.
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Rhon
Thuringia
Bavaria
Angles’ Paradise
Dermbach
Eisenach Uplands
Felda
England
America
France
Spain
Portugal
Holland
Bernahauser
Rossdorf ‘Kutte
Service for Ada Harms in West Concord
The funeral for Ada Elizabeth Harms, a three year employee of Boston Five Cents Savings Bank, was held at 25 Laws Brook Road West Concord. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone led the service with Mrs George Chanter singing Abide With Me. Pallbearers included brothers George H Harms Jr and William J Harms, plus Fred Chipman Joseph Bartolomeo and Reed Beharrell. Burial followed at Mt Hope Cemetery Mattapan.
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West Concord
Ada Elizabeth Harms
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Laws Brook Road
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Concord A A Penny Sale Supports Election Night Effort
Concord A A held a penny sale in Monument hall on election night November 8 led by Mrs Edward F Loughlin with assistants including Mrs William H Dee and Mrs Jeremiah Erisman. Donations surpassed expectations and the door prize of a half ton of coal went to Mary Bregoli. Radio carried election returns during the event.
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Concord Athletic Association
Monument Hall
Edward F Loughlin
William H Dee
Jeremiah Erisman
Edward W Flannery
Theodore Heyliger
William G Ryan
Daniel Kelley
Patrick J Mullen
Whitney Coal & Grain Company
Mary Bregoli
Belknap Street
Sheriff John R Fairbairn Thanks Middlesex Voters
The letter from Sheriff John R Fairbairn of Middlesex County thanks voters for their support in the November 8 election and commends Enterprise Press for fair coverage. He pledges continued honest, efficient and humane service to the people of Middlesex County.
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Middlesex County
John R. Fairbairn
Senator George G. Moyse thanking constituents for reelection
In a brief note State Senator George G. Moyse expresses deep thanks to his constituents and the many workers who helped return him to office. He states he is grateful for the expression of appreciation and remains sincerely theirs.
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George G. Moyse
Massachusetts Liberty Associates propose state distribution clubs for beer
In a letter to the editor Joseph W Kelley outlines a plan by the Massachusetts Liberty Associates to replace private sale profits with state chartered mutual clubs for distributing beer as a temperance regulation. The note argues Prohibition harms workers and property and predicts a future Volstead tweak without revoking the 18th Amendment. Edith Nours Rogers thanks Fifth District voters after re election to Congress.
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The
Massachusetts Liberty Associates
Congress
Cooperative Seci
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Joseph W. Kelley
5Th Cong
Fifth District
Edith Noursj2 Rogers
Privates Promoted to Corporals in 182nd Infantry
Privates Edward Ross and Leslie Harris are promoted to corporals in Company H of the 182nd Infantry Minnesota National Guard based in Concord.
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Edward Ross
Leslie Harris
182Nd Infantry
MNG
Concord
Dinner quarrel over fish between Kelly and Cohen
Kelly scolds Cohen for taking the larger fish and hints she would have taken the smaller one if she had reached first. Cohen denies unfairness, claiming Kelly got the fish.
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Kelly
Cohen
Thanksgiving Week at West Concord Union Church
The West Concord Union Church in Massachusetts outlines a packed Thanksgiving week of services and events led by Rev. Alfred W. Stone. Highlights include Morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon A Life of Thanksgiving, children sermon at 12, church school at 6, senior Christian Endeavor at 7, and a community Sunday night service. Additional programs feature Miss Luella Huntoon leading a Thanksgiving topic at 7, a men’s social on Monday, a Ladies Union event Tuesday, midweek service Wednesday, and an Union Thanksgiving Service Friday with Protestant ministers.
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W. Concord Union Church
West Concord
Mass
Alfred W. Stone
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Luella Huntoon
Senor Christian ‘Endeavor Society
Ladies’ Union
Mra
Clarence W Mahan
WCTU
Senior Society
Christian Endeavor
West Concord Parent Teacher Association Meeting
The West Concord Parent-Teacher Association meets this evening in the Harvey Wheeler School auditorium with Concord PTA members as guests. Rev Edward Perry Daniels of First Parish will speak on Musical Appreciation and a group of singers will illustrate his talk. Mrs Wayne G Lawrence chairs the refreshment committee.
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West Concord
Parent[teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Clara M Sweet elected master of Annursnac Grange
Mrs Clara M Sweet wife of Elwood P Sweet 219 Main West Concord elected master of Annursnac Grange P of H at annual meeting in Warner Hall West Concord succeeding Edith M Bailey. She is the fifth woman to hold the post as men masters trail. Officers include Mrs Josephine Pearce Mrs Linnie Hodgdon Sr Allan Fiske Mrs Edith M Comeau Frederick W Taylor Miss Ruth Hendrickson and Jessie Delaney. Installation set for January 9 1933 with Deputy D Richardson of North Brookfield as guest speaker. Concord Academy mourns Frances Burnett a graduate who died in an airplane accident.
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Clara M Sweet
Elwood P Sweet
Main Street
West Concord
Annursnac Grange
Warner Hall
Edith M. Bailey
Grange
Sweet
Josephne Pearce
Linnie Hodgdap
Ignate Hodgdong
Allan Fiske
Edith M Comeau
Frederick W. Taylor
G. K
Jean MacWay
Ceres
Helen King
Pomona
Jennie Viscarelli
Flora
Gladys Hefty
LAS
Ruth Hendrickson P
Jessie Delaney
D. Richardson
North Brookfield
Dane
Ex-President Goward Declines Acton Agricultural Board Term
Clarence N Goward of Acton known for tireless energy in the Acton Agricultural Association and its fairs declines reelection as president due to health. The board accepted his declination on October 6 1932 with deep regret and gratitude for his years of service as executive and advocate for the association.
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Clarence N. Goward
Acton Agricultural Association
South Acton Athletic Notes Event Promotes Paid Labor Fundraiser
In South Acton notes, residents are urged to support improvements to the ball field financed by paid labor after volunteer work. The entertainment committee will host a December 6 1932 dance at Exchange Hall to raise funds and gather community suggestions via a box in Lowden’s store.
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Exchange Hall
Lowden
Concord Woman's Club Essay Contest Winners Named
The Concord Woman's Club hosted a Monday program in the Girl Scout House with president Mrs Leslie Moore presiding. Winners of the city contest were announced as part of National Education Week activities, with prize awards by the club educational committee and Mrs Whee. The ten best essays advance to the Norfolk County contest, then the State Contest around June 1, 1983.
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Concord Woman's Club
Leslie Moore
National Educationa
Wisner S. Park
Caleb Whe Jr
Whee
State Conservation Committee
Concord
Creed
Norfolk
Dedham
Sudbury Youth Club Hosts First Dance Party Night
The Sudbury Young People Club held a successful dance card party at town armistice night. Guests filled the floor with poor dancing noted. bridge and whist prizes awarded to Nancy Way and Mrs Mildret B Hunter respectively. Henry Rice Jr and partner won the waltz prize. Miss Mary O Piper acted as hostess.
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Sudbury
Nancy Way
Mildret B. Hunter
Stone
Virginia Bowry
Henry Rice, Jr
Mary O. Piper
B Beckwith
Winifred Black
Robert Hunter
Waldo Stone Alden Clark
Trinitarian Congregational Church Events Schedule
Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord announces a busy week. Rev George L Thurlow speaks Thursday evening at 3 30 PM for the Woman's Union about life in Madina India. A parish fair runs Friday through Sunday with caf tea room and Sunday school services including a Thanksgiving message. The Young People club attends a Fall Rally in the Federated church of Ayer and three discussion groups follow the Gleam theme. A Union Thanksgiving Service is planned at West Concord Union Church with Rev Edna Daniels presiding. The Young People's Club travels by motor to Newton Center for an evening service with First Church.
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George L. Thurlow
Maryder
Madina India
Ayer
Byness
L. Thurlow
West Co Union
Edna Daniels
Young People’s Club of
Trinitarian’ Congregational
Newton
Newt Newton Center
Sudbury Dance Cards Promised for Town Thanksgiving Night
Sudbury announces a Thanksgiving night dance sponsored by the Su Woman's Club with Mrs. Walt Piper as committee chair. Dancing starts at 8 o clock and will feature a festive program. The item notes Harvard's victory over Holy Cross brought joy, and a large New Haven delegation is expected with their team.
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Su Woman's Club
Walt Piper
iHarvard
Holy
New Haven
Higl
Westboro Hosts Installation of Auxiliary Officers
A group from the Herbert F. Akt will attend the installation of officers for the Westboro and auxiliary this Sunday. Mrs. Laer Gerald will preside. Edith Nourse Roge of the auxiliary will participate in an exhibition drill Friday evening at Med.
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