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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a Marlboro notice mentioning Marlboro Mass and the Enterprise Incorporated. It includes postal matter stamping and references a August 25 1903 date, with post office at Marlboro under federal act. No clear event details or names beyond Marlboro entities.
The article discusses the ethics of poison warfare and urges renunciation of deadly gases, noting recent changes after 1930 races between Enterprise and Shamrock V. It cites calls for stronger prohibitions and reflects on how rule changes aimed to equalize competition and improve seaworthiness of hulls and crew accommodations in the New York Yacht Club and British efforts.
The fragment notes a tribute to the late Lipton presented in 1930 as the world best loser. It references IHE ene uk y ICA and a ceremonial context without clear details.
Governor Ely endorses a reform plan to reorganize Massachusetts courts with circuits and full-time judges. He argues current district courts suffer from underpay prompting part-time practice and potential abuses, calling for removal of judges from politics and improved consistency across districts.
The text discusses reform ideas on Massachusetts judicial appointments. State Auditor Francis X. Hurley and Governor Ely propose limits on judges practicing law, with concerns about district court influence and qualification bias. The legislative committee report is awaited for factual guidance.
Boston reformers led by Mrs. Robert Lovett oppose the special committee liquor bill arguing it preserves saloon class distinctions by banning music and entertainment in taverns while allowing other venues. They warn the license system protects liquor interests and propose state finance and centralized control as alternative.
Thomas Yetman and friends from Concord traveled to New York and Boston College games then Fordham football witnessing. Mrs W H Wherren returned home Saturday after a three weeks auto trip covering 2500 miles including a week at the Chicago fair.
Mrs Walter Cook and Mrs Hope Parsons present Geméa the church carving Membership day will be observed on Sunday November 6 when a class of new members will be admitted to fellowship Harold A Merriam director of music will have charge of the evening service on Sunday October 29 Out of town vocalists will take part and present a service
Rev. Arthur E. Beckett preaches at 10.30 am on Sunday October 30 with the sermon on Child Likeness of Childishness. Sunday school and adult classes start at noon, Christian Endeavor at 5.45, and evening service at 7.00.
Morning service scheduled for Sunday at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 30 a m. The notice lists the Universalist Church events for the upcoming weekend.
The annual meeting will be held in Acton Town Hall on Thursday evening November 2 at eight. President Richardson will report on the Acton Fair of 1933 and officers to be elected for the ensuing year. A turkey dinner will precede the meeting served in the lower hall by Acton Lodge No. 203 LOClF. A large attendance is desired.
Charlotte D. Miles widow of Edward P. Miles died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. George W. Blake home. A former Marlboro resident who lived 20 years in West Concord she belonged to the Ladies Relief Society and attended Marlboro meetings. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 in James Dee’s hall. The service followed by Rev. and Mrs. George L. Thurlow on Wednesday.
Maynard defeats Belmont 8 with a grinding ground game and late surge led by O Leary and Brayden. Belmont an early lead, fierce resistance, and a series of fumbles and fights amid tense stands end with Maynard sealing the win and Belmont fading.
Items report residents visiting from Lanésville Cambridge and Center area. Mention of town officials delays in appointing dog tax collector. Roy Hawes installs a concrete garage floor on Peak ham road. Mrs Rogers meets with a bridge club. a chicken pie supper and sale of items planned at Memorial Church Vestry Sudbury on October 26.
The Athletic Association plans a high class presentation of The Admirable Crichton by J M Barrie, likely in late November. Cast includes Enid Dailey Isabel Provan Florence Hazel Lawrence Devoll Charles Way Clyde Brennan Ross Hoyle Frances Bennatt Virginia Bowry Virginia Elims Edith Labaree Doris Way Fred Troisi Philip Cutler Charles Whitworth Chester Carson and Philip DeMambro. Isabel Stone a Temple University graduate directs physical training and coaches field hockey for high school girls.
The report records Serafino, Norgoal, O Leary and Brayden scoring touchdowns with points after touchdown by Jim Malcolm and Brayden. Officials listed include Referee Jones Umpire Lynch Linesman Howe. Time marks show 4 10m periods and a 0-0 start with 7 1 1 4 Belmont details unclear.
A damaged clipping notes a parish event at St Michael's with prizes awarded on a Friday evening. It mentions attendance by children and a one day gathering, with an emphasis on preparations and proceedings.
A Bedford report notes the first meeting of the association of parents with Fletcher Taft of Lexis as speaker. Mrs. Eavan the president and Jones were appointed by the State convention. Four were served.
Mr and Mrs M W family attended the friends on Sunday at Jeffrey Inn. intense children were flower girl bearer. The couple man Miss Florence H. Gears of Prof Fred C Lear Massachusetts Sta fe Robert A Johnston of.
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