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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1932
Page
5
The snippet lists office address 18 Liberty Street Marlboro Mass and publication details for The Weekly Enterprise. It includes printing and mailing notes, post office classifications, and scattered subscription rate references plus names of nearby towns.
A period of renewed economic optimism is described as grounded in favorable seasonal influences. Prices and stock levels show improvement while gold flows have slowed. The piece highlights thrift, savings, and shifting attitudes toward money and youth guidance.
A man reflects on the emptiness of fame after receiving a sealed document bearing signatures of officials. It grants him an appointment to attend a distant meeting at his own expense, underscoring hollow prestige.
The Ladies Aid Society the Friendship Club and the Ladies Organized Class of the Methodist Episcopal church join to sponsor a rummage sale over three days starting tomorrow in the John Miller block at 165 Main Street. General chairman is Mrs Florence Carney with representatives listed from each group. This is the second annual sale with high expectations for success.
Network program from WJZ New York will air Thursday evening from 8 45 to 9 p m eastern standard time. Chief West and Pres Head will address scouts nationwide highlighting ten years of Scouting and the aim to train citizens.
The Concord chapter lists monthly DAR programs at the Chapter House from October 1932 through June 1933. Topics cover authors, national defense, China, by paths, traditions, and a major annual meeting with officer reports and the Continental Congress.
Sons of Italy members will stage Columbus Day ceremonies led by The Henry Wilson Italian Band of Na tick. The parade starts at the lodge hall on Wal tham street, travels along Main and Sud bury streets to Memorial Park where officials will speak. A return march to Wal tham street brings a band concert from three to six o'clock and an hour of entertainment and instrumental selections from six to seven. A night concert follows rain or shine. Committee members include Louis Teberio chairman Dominic Muchaco secretary Raymond Terrasi treasurer Rosario Salamone Ernest Marian Phillip Tilicelo Ronaldo Marianini and Carlo Palmucci.
The Concord Girl Scouts announce a rummage sale on Saturday October 15 at 1 30 p m in the State Armory. Local residents are urged to save and attend for community support and bargains.
Sudbury Firemen's Association reports strong town interest in the October 12 field day at Municipal Playground Columbus Day. Highlights include a Sophomore versus Freshman tug of war, a "little world series" Old Timers vs Firemen baseball game, and hopes for a Town Hall dance that evening.
Acton First Universalist Church in South Acton announces Rally Day on Sunday October 9 with Rev. C. H. Emmons as guest speaker and Mr Wood conducting the service. Communion will follow. A church supper by the Ladies Social Circle on Thursday October 13 at 6 30 includes bridge whist. Halloween Party for church school children set for Monday October 31 at 7.
Scout Master Kennedy of West Acton Boy Scouts praises his troop for winning first place at the Acton Fair exhibition. The Stow troop took second and Maynard Troop 2 earned third place.
A survey of 42 Middlesex towns and cities finds an average net tax-rate rise of about 50 cents per $1000, down from 71 cents last year, as many communities cut expenditures during economic depression. Lowell and Maynard report large increases while Carlisle and Marlboro show notable reductions. Acton posts the lowest rate. An optimist comment closes the piece.
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