The Weekly Enterprise Office Notice
Marlboro Mass weekly newspaper listing shows publicity at Marlboro and address 16 Liberty Street. It notes second class matter status and post office filing under federal act, with subscription rates for Sudbury Acton and Bedford areas including postage.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro Age Mass
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise _. Press, Incorporated
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Plump femininity and farm problem
An article fragment discusses Mae West’s appeal to rural audiences and examines whether curvy stardom can influence farm life attitudes. It hints at regional reactions in Iowa and debates advertising as a solution to farm issues.
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Mae West
Iowa
New England
Plumpnéas
Hontai
Leonids Dazzle Sky Yet Bring Little News at Brockton Fair
A fragmentary note describes the Leonid meteor swarm near Brockton with mentions of stage management and a lack of notable impacts. Observers expected brighter activity and press coverage, but reports indicate minimal spectacle despite centuries of cosmic theater.
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Ional
Brockton Fair
Leonids
Facy
Realg
Appointment of Will Ally as U S District Judge in Chicago
Clarence Darrow associates report William Ally named United States district judge in Chicago without consulting state leaders. Critics say the move does not affect Ally’s merit and note his past prosecutions for the state, with support from several organizations including the women’s groups.
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Clarence Darrow
William Ally
United States
Chicago
Wom
Roosevelt Recognizes Russia and Rebuilds Diplomatic Ties
The article argues President Roosevelt acted within constitutional norms by recognizing the Russian government. It notes many nations already did so and claims the move strengthens US status and global balance. It compares Roosevelt to a bull moose after months of strain, portraying resilience and resolve.
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Roosevelt
United States
Jefferson
Washington
Russia
Amors
Mosres
Germany
France
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Rorrettoens
Sarth i
America
Europe
Far East
Taea
Qne
Roosevelt i
The Presidents Vigil Before Leaving Washington
The president conducted a week of negotiations with Litvinoff, ending with a midnight White House conference that stretched past 1 am. He then completed a day at his desk on Friday before boarding the night train for Warm Springs.
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Washington
Warm, Springs
Litvinoff
White House
Totasas
Tempo and Theatre of Modern Life Show Up In Odd Mentions
The article cites Litvinoff on recognition and tempo in discourse with Nazi churchmen, notes bridge terms entering strict usage, and mentions Paris schools making swimming compulsory while teachers escort children home. It references life preservation schemes like water wings and diplomas.
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Paris
Lgium
Hellathere
Frances Byron Installed President of Legion Auxiliary
The Auxiliary of James J Mansfield Post, American Legion in Concord installed officers Monday evening at Veterans Building. Middlesex County Executive Mrs Dorcas Roberts of Medford assisted along with Mrs. Cowd Medford as sergeant at arms. New officers include Mrs. Cra M Holden senior vice president Mrs Sybil H Cooke junior vice president Mrs Julia T rate treasurer Miss Mary A Fla Secretary Mrs Loretta M C ane chaplain and others on the executive board.
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Frances
Byron
Auxiliary of
James
Julia T. Rate
Mary A. Fla
Loretta M C ‘Ane
Helen
Concord League of Women Voters Meeting at Girl Scout Hall
A large crowd of women voters gathered Monday evening at the public site of the Concord League of Women Voters in the Girl Scout activity house. The meeting conflicted with another well attended Concord P T A session at Chadwick Tuberculosis Clinic.
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Concord League of. Ws
Concord P. ‘T. A
Chadwick
Thanksgiving Service And Harvest Plans At West Acton Church
The Church of the Community in West Acton announces next Sunday’s 7 pm service with pastor Arthur Jeffries and a Thanksgiving morning service with offerings delivered through delegates. The Ladies Circle tops December’s Sunbonnets comedy by Marion D. Camp and rehearsals for a Silver Tea are set for the Intermediate C. B. Society. A Saturday food sale by the Bible school Sabor Class is also planned at Beaches Cafe.
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Arthur
Marion D. Campon
L. Howe
A W Rogers Dies. Funeral Friday in South Sudbury
A W Rogers 85 longtime South Sudbury resident dies after a period of declining health. He served as the town’s first station agent, led leatherboard manufacturing with his father, chaired the selectmen, and sat in the State Legislature. He leaves his wife Catherine and three daughters plus grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 2 pm at his Church Street home.
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South Sudbury
Atherton
Rogers
Wika Street
Florida
Samuel ‘Rogers
den- Mass
S.B. Rogers
Selectmen
Congregational Church
Catherine M. Rogers
Bessie R. Maynard
Katherine R. Bradshaw
Sudbury
Isadore €. Beigea
Boston
Church Street
Methodist Epich Concede Rev Frank Pastors Services at Concord Church
In the absence of the pastor Rev Richard Cameron PhD assistant professor of Church History at the University School of Theology will preach on the subject Sign Seekers. Dr Cameron and his family have recently become residents of Concord occupying their new home on Barrett Mill Road since last August.
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Frank
Richard
Cameron
Concord
Barretté
Mill Road
Union Thanksgiving Service to Be Held in Concord
The Union Thanksgiving Service of the Protestant Churches in Concord will be held at the First Parish Meeting House on Thanksgiving Day. Worshipers from local congregations will participate in a service of praise and prayer for the nation and community.
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Concord
Church Services Filed With Names And Roles
On a November morning the Wet Union Church prepares for services led by Rev Alfred yw minister Oluf M Johnson of Rye Church will preside. Dr Frank W Clelland of the odist episcopal church and George L Thurlow of the Congregational church are listed with scriptures read. Charles Russell Peck of Trinity Church will be organist. The choir gave thanks Be I.
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Alfred Yw
Olaf M Johnson
Frank W. Clelland
Episcopal Church
George
L ‘Thurlow
Charles Russell Peck
Trinity ‘Church
Trinity Church to Hold Thanksgiving Service and Sermon
A Trinity Church notice lists Rev. George Thur preaching on a Sunday in November at 9.90 am with a morning service at 210.48 am. It mentions a Union Thanksgiving service and First Parish meeting led by Charles Russell Peck.
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Congrex
Concord
Maasact
George
Thur
Church cii
Charles
Russell
Peck
Trinity. Church
Marlboro News Briefs From Town Clubs And Church Events
Kenneth C Howe of Pearl Street shows slow but steady recovery from pneumonia at Marlboro Hospital after serious illness. Visiting restrictions exist as Dr C W Smith notes conditions improving. Tuesday club and Yea club officials attended Neighborhood Afternoon at Mrs Gleason’s Gleasondale home. corsage presented to Hath president. First Baptist church operetta Jerry of Jericho Road scheduled for Bolton Town Hall tonight after earlier successes at local churchs. Mars Chapter DeMolay to meet at Ma sonic hall tonight with Alfred Hastings presiding. Clerk Peter 36 Copenhagen trees Menwen noted for filing intentions. Eleanor Hawkins of Howe Street listed among residents.
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Kenneth C. Howe
Pearl Street
Marlboro Hospital
C. W. Smith
Arthur P. Curtis
Blanche W. Walker
Mary Barnard
Yea Club
George C. Eaton
Stow
First Baptist Church
Jerry
Jericho ‘Road
Bolton Town’ Hall
Baptist
Unitarian
Yankees Play Wellesley In Last Home Game
The Go Yankees close their home season on Emerson Playground Sunday facing a crackerjack Wellesley Town Team with a 180 pound line and speedy backs. Thanksgiving Day plans show a benefit game at Maynard for injured end John Tompson with Lexington Minute Men as probable opponents.
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Go Yankees
Emerson Playground
Wellesley
The
Invaders
Yankees
Maynard
John Tompson
Lexington Minute
Concord Parent Teacher Association Meeting at High School
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association held a meeting in the Concord High School auditorium Monday evening. President Walter Bush presided and Charles H Gill of the State Department Public Health addressed the audience on the importance of tests for detectors to be used with school children and parents present.
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Concord
Asmet
Concord High School
Mre
Walter M Bush
Seaya Charles H Gill
State Department Public Health
Dee
Maynard Plans Thanksgiving Service and Basket Help
A Thanksgiving service is planned for November 29 by Rev. Mr. Vance. The note seeks word of families in need of a Thanksgiving Basket and asks to call the parsonage if able to help.
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Mr. Vance
Marlboro Boy Enters Guilty Plea in Superior Court
Marlboro Valmore Lesieura, a city resident, pleaded guilty yesterday to a role in a case heard at Mitdiesex Superior Court. The proceedings follow an order examination requested for the Marlboro boy involved.
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Marlboro
Valmore Lesieura
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Concord League OF Women Voters
West Acton
A. W. Rogers
Maynard Trust Company
Swift
United Cooperative Society
Mars ‘Horeagur
DeMolay
Masonic Hall
Alfred Hastings
Peter
Copenh
Menwen
Eleanor M. Hawking
Howe
Concord Parent Teacher Association
Maynard Rion Congregational Charg
Swift Premium
Brookfield
Suan Lee Sedate
United Cotive Society
Sia Maia
Fanny Waltham
Turkey
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