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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
4
A degraded notice from The Marlboro Enterprise Press outlines postal registration and rate details. It lists circulation areas Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and notes post office handling under federal act.
The piece discusses Governor Pinchot and Mrs Pinchot considering Senate and House runs with air campaign travel, comparing to Texas figures Ma and Jim Ferguson. It notes Republican and Democratic tensions, cotton industry code impacts, and the era’s economic and political shifts shaping policy and industry standards.
Canada secured extradition of an American robber from Jacksonville Florida. The judge sentenced the man to seven years in penitentiary plus 15 lashes, warning other American bandits to beware crossing into Canada. Authorities call for swift, thorough justice and note a trend of tougher treatment for cross border criminals.
Massachusetts observes Fire Prevention Week with Gov Ely urging churches and civic groups to cooperate in safety education. The piece cites 1932 fire losses of over 18 million dollars from 6.2 million insured claims, caused mainly by carelessness, and notes improvements in fire awareness and reduced business failures alongside ongoing economic reports.
A survey notes that wholesale and retail trade remain comparatively steady while gains reflect seasonal factors. It cites auto output, tiles, lumber, and other basic industries as showing pronounced recoveries, with wholesale and retail sectors holding firm despite broader fluctuations.
The Concord Massachusetts church with Rev. Frank W. Clelland preaches on Why Christian Missions at the 7:30 pm evening service Sunday October 22 following 1 am Sunday School.
Mrs. Edith M. Bailey of West Concord was installed for her second year as Noble Grand of Willow Rebekah Lodge in Odd Fellows Hall West Concord. A chicken pie supper was served. Officers installed included Gertrude Meder PNG Rec Sec Millicent Benson PNG Fin Sec Evelina Edwardson Treas Esther Evans W Miss Suella Huntoon C Agnes Clark PNG Chaplain Esther Leighton RSNG Hortense Locke LSNG Jennie Awayker RSNG Ella Sue Edith Hood Ethel Harmon Myra Seventeen Myrna Huntoon Helen Stone Virsa Robus Edgar G.
The West Acton Firemen plan a gala whist party at the West Acton Woman's Club on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. BR is serving as chairman. Proceeds will benefit the fire department and community causes.
In yesterday's primary Marlboro voters backed Mayor Charles A. Lyons and William H. Finn Jr. with overwhelming majorities. Lyons led in most wards, carrying five of seven, while Finn held second place with 1228 votes to John A. Bigelow's 780.
A fragmented notice lists names James V Gibtin and Rowe with dates and actions. Readable segments indicate a legal or administrative matter with specified dates, locations, or parties referenced in the incomplete text.
A note from Concord District Deputy Grand Ruler Fred H Y Scholl announces a meeting at the Concord Lodge in Elks Hall on Tuesday. An advertisement promotes Boots Socks Pants and Jackets for sale at New Idea Maynard.
A Legion Auxiliary committee staged a tea and 4H play day at the new Legion Church street hall. Winners in whist included Leah Curley and Mrs. William Rochard. several attendees received silver bonbons and other prizes. High school girls and members of the community filled the event with games and door prizes.
Town and neighboring guests attended the installation of officers for the American Legion Post at its quarters in the House. William Teachout of Worcester County served as commander with Leo 1 also noted in attendance.
Incomplete text fragment from a Boston area archive page mentions names or places but lacks clear event or outcome. Readers cannot determine details beyond a general reference to the city and a catalog-like mention.
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