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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1934
Page
2
The text outlines two laws submitted by referendum on the November 6 ballot as prepared by Frederick W. Cook. It discusses suspension or rejection of trapping laws, local option on liquor sales, and provisions for fines and enforcement related to steel traps and vermin control impacting farmers and sportsmen.
The notice explains a ballot question on extending the law allowing intoxicating liquors light wines and beer sales in towns and cities for two more years. It states how to vote yes to continuance and no to oppose.
Oct 17 new officers chosen for Camp Joseph Proctor with 8 guard Roger Morse as press correspondent Willard Benton as delegate to the State Department convention Charles Ashcroft David Benton Robert Proctor and Willard Benton as delegates alternates Roger Morse David Proctor Ray Gay and Baird Hamilton named as alternates
Marlboro notes three new members joined the Parisian Whist club at a Broad street gathering hosted by Mrs Anna Bourgeois. Prize winners at the weekly party were Mrs Laura Boyle Mrs Louis Buisson and Mrs Georges Martel. Mrs Hercules Levitre will host next Monday evening October 22.
Marlboro Public Library joins 500 Massachusetts library workers for the Fall Massachusetts Library Club meeting in Concord on October 26. The program centers on The Massachusetts Plan for Decreased Library Efficiency, with state and national speakers and discussions on library standards funding and regional centers.
Marlboro Ladies Board postpones Donation Day from October 19 to October 26 to align with Legion Drum corps fundraising. Mrs Edward L Costellon and Mrs Thomas H Barry lead mail notices and city canvassing while Mrs Iwyn Spinney and 75 committee members prepare sections for house visits.
The Redskins vow victory with a vengeance as they face the undefeated Detroit Lions at night and then host the Philadelphia Eagles at Fenway Park next Sunday. Acquisition of Angel Brovelli strengthens the lineup alongside Ted Wright Steve Hokus and Phil Sorboe who starred in the win over Pittsburgh. Eagles coaches Lud Wray and Lone Star Dietz prepare for a grudge match with ex Boston players Jim MacMurdo Swede Ekstrom George Kenneally and others in a hard fought two game series for glory and standings. Dietz also unveils a pony backfield of Sorboe Wright Rentner and Wycoff to power the attack.
The second sessions of the Scoutleaders and Cult leaders training courses meet at 7 30 p m in Framingham Civic League building and Framingham Chamber of Commerce rooms. District commissioners Roscoe Cheney and William E O'Donnell guide the programs with staff including Edward W Nelson Ralph Whitman Myron D Keefe and Burnham Gage. Outdoor session at Camp Resolute this Saturday with events listed.
The note highlights Wright and Clever passing and skins performing better in reserve material than last year, indicating improved preparation and readiness.
Home makers reassess the living room during longer evenings focusing on floor and table lamps. The article notes advances in lamp design and lighting quality, urging careful choice beyond basic options.
Daniel Aldrich district governor of Providence Rhode Island spoke at the Hudson Rotary club meeting at Sharon's restaurant. He outlined Rotary ideals and projects while Dr. Oscar L. Perrault presided. Mayor Sydney D. Bell of Leominster was announced as next week's speaker.
The Democratic City Committee meets at 7 30 p m at Attorney William H Murphy's office with plans for a whirlwind windup on regulations closing tonight at 10 o'clock. Several speakers on state and county tickets are expected to address party workers.
Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll Berry V. Stoll a wealthy oil refiner figure was located and returned to her Indianapolis home by a Justice Department car. She had been kidnapped from her home six days earlier. A ransom of 50000 dollars was paid and recovered during the arrest of Rev. Mr. Cregg and his wife who were jailed.
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