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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
5
The Marlboro enterprise lists office at 1 Liberty Street, Marlboro Massachusetts with Wednesday publication. It notes second class matter under the act of Congress and postage paid Marlboro posting date August 26, 1908 and singles price four cents including postage.
Mary Anderson, director of the U S Women’s Bureau, told industrial engineers in Washington that progress in human relations lags behind technical advance. She urged balancing efficient work with humane standards and cautioned against overreliance on piece rates and rapid machine adoption.
A fragment argues for higher mindedness to curb open competition and price exploitation. It notes slogans like live and let live feel old fashioned while buyers resist outright demand and insist on fair profits.
The Tariff Commission, recently reorganized, must adjust rates through lengthy investigations before finalizing duties. It aims to balance domestic prosperity with fair competition, ensuring equalized costs at home and abroad to protect wages and living standards.
A plainspoken essay urges real tolerance built on understanding and truth. It argues that superficial tolerance hides prejudice, calls for loving one’s neighbor, and promotes open mindedness and mutual respect despite differing beliefs.
Social supper at South Acton Universalist vestry featured Eleanor Hall violin and Alden Johnson piano. Biddeford reports Rev Sidney Willis resigning after years as pastor. Acton Water Dept assistant James Kinsley helped meter reading. Harris A. Steele of Acton named champion apple raiser, apples 1 lb 11 oz. Legion party honored Boy Scouts with Lowarum trophy. Henry Hadlock visiting. Acton High School Freshmen plan Halloween dance with Smith’s orchestra and a frolic.
Notes two tracks in accident prevention: rising safety in large scale transport and notable gains in reducing incidents in varied industries. Highlights the role of casualty insurance schemes and leadership by companies. Mentions educational efforts in schools and formal prevention activities.
The piece notes a wispy weather report with mud showers in North Carolina and jokes about farm relief through legal alcohol production. It cites Agricultural Department data on drought impact and criticizes food profiteers while mentioning U S participation in international conferences and League of Nations activities.
Mr and Mrs Frank Byron visited New York this week on a business trip to view an exhibition of unfinished furniture. They purchased a shipment for Byron Lumber Co store display. Other names mentioned include Guyer Fowler Irving Davis and Irving Wooldridge.
Community notes show growing attendance for local services and concerts. Marion Barker and Laura Mills offered violin and piano pieces. an eighteen-voice choir performed Ivory Palaces under Nellie Parmenter. Plans include a seven o clock popular service with a Morley book interpretation and a forthcoming Folks Concert by Ladies Aid on Tuesday October 28 at seven forty five.
A lecture extols unity with divine Mind as the source of Power. It argues true selfhood is inseparable from God, condemns fear and materialism, and describes Jesus and Mrs. Eddy’s views on consciousness and sin. Power comes from living in constant relation with divine Mind, not from matter.
Rev Arthur Jeffries leads services with Sunday school and adult classes. Harvest supper Thursday at 6 30 with a burlesque by the young men. Next Sunday the sermon is Preparing for a Rainy Day and Safety First as a motto. On November 2 Clarence DeMar will speak at Sunday evening service.
South Acton neighbors Gerald andl Dreher move into Liber ty street bungalow formerly rented by Maud Vila. Attendees at Middlesex Union Association include Rev Barker and others at the new Trinitarian church in Concord. church schedule notes October 26 service and Sunday school. A Centenary Fair at the Universalist vestry is planned for November 38 with an evening entertainment.
Needham capitalized on Concord errors as Fortune Richards and Eagan scored for Needham. Concord mishaps on passes and punts, defensive stops late, but unable to mount a sustained drive. Final: Needham 19, Concord 0 with the ball ending near Concord's 30 yard line.
Maynard advertises 100 percent wool Sox at 45 cents as a New Idea Stars promotion, highlighting quality and price to attract shoppers.
Next Tuesday evening will feature an Old Folks Concert at the Maynard Methodist church under Mrs Levi R Cheney. The program, with participants in old time costume, is arranged by the Ladies Aid Society for the event. Mr and Mrs Thomas O Halloran of Worcester visited the Mahoney family in Concord street over the weekend.
Maynard ads from Butter to work shoes showcase bargain pricing. The Manning Stores promote Butter and 2 rolls for 78 cents, with price 1 cent less than last week at 49 Walnut St. Maynard.
Mrs. Mary A. Jones led joint installation ceremonies for Germania Rebekah Lodge and Mizpah Enempment with deputy Sylvia Ineson resting. Delegates included Louisa Howard Abbie Isner Eleanor Jones Eleanor Leithead Ella Price Ethel Olsen Marion Jones Mary Leithead Ada Ingham. Mizpah members attended. Isner installed as noble grand receiving past noble grand jewel and collar.
Massachusetts landmark event at the State House with notable attendees including Representative P J and Atty Alfred E Mccy among honored guests. Rowland, formerly of Stow and now in another location, also attended the celebration. Moleskin work paing advertised at the New Idea Ste ward.
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