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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1938
Page
8
AL GOWLES highlights the ninth annual Middlesex League All Teams lineup featuring Charlie D Agata of Maynard and Georgie Whalen of Winchester among standout backs and linemen. The article notes Sokolowski, Nyholm, De Teso and others as top players, naming Captain Nutt and teammates across Maynard Winchester Belmont and Stoneham as the 1988 All Middlesex selections.
The Maynard Enterprise selects the 1938 Maynard All Midland League team led by Captain Toivonen. Key players include End D Agata Tackle Saaristo Guard Ober McGee Ball Kaminski and backs Cuttell Lotko Wasiuk Higging Hajduk with O Leary at quarterback. The squad emphasizes the powerhouse defense and dominant offense that swept four league games.
South Acton notes Mr and Mrs Otis Reed and family entertained relatives and friends during the holiday season.
WEST ACTON Mr and Mrs S'S Spinney with daughters Rita and Eunice spent the holiday with Mrs Spinney's brother Walter Lawrence and wife at Oakland Rhode Island. Another daughter Rose Marie, who had been visiting there, accompanied her parents home after an enjoyable time. Mr and Mrs William Lawrence spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Lawrence's brother and family in Lancaster.
Bill Sylvia returns to the community grocery scene joining James Connelly who recently bought the Red and White store in the village. He has broad experience in groceries and will be welcomed after years working out of town.
The December 6 meeting of the Woman's Church Aid will be at the local church in the afternoon. Eleanor Winters, Home Demonstration agent for Middlesex County Extension Service, will speak on consumer buying at 7:45 by the Acton Woman's Club.
The Hall Bible class will serve a turkey supper on Friday December 9 with Rev. Arthur H. Wilde as chair. The Ladies Circle meets December 8 for a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Wilde. December 11 is Bible Sunday with old Bibles on display and a communion service. The Give A Day plan seeks 365 days and the next Hal Bible class business meeting is December 6 with Carl Godfrey presiding.
Aecton Grange drew many members and visitors to Towns Hall for its regular monthly gathering on Tuesday evening, November 22. Lecturers presented high quality programs and refreshments followed by music. The December 6 meeting will feature Presiding Secretary's Night.
The State Grange invites all members to an Open House at the Hotel Bradford Boston on December 22 with entertainment for all. Mrs Richard Powderly of South Street was injured when a railing collapsed throwing her to the ground. she suffers multiple bruises but no bones were broken.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Socrates and Se eee as sources for a historical outline. Details are unclear but imply classical philosophy context.
Strong interest remains in the consumer education talks led by Miss Bilea Demonstration at the Acton 3 Club house. The sessions cover consumer rights and tips for smart purchasing.
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