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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1929
Page
4
The Marlboro Massachusetts weekly Enterprise notes publication details including office on Liberty Street Marlboro and mail handling rules. It lists pricing 1.60 yearly in advance and 2.00 otherwise with postages included. Names Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford appear as places or contributors.
Miss Mary Lawrence returns from Vermont then plans a Willamansett visit while Ed Costello demonstrates a car collision with a dump truck causing minor damage. Community notes include visits, medical updates, school openings, staff changes, and local events such as the Acton Fair preparations and the 92nd birthday of George Parker.
West Acton Baptist Church officers and teachers gather Friday at 6 45 pm at the parsonage for supper and conference. Next Sunday morning Rev Ralph A Barker of South Acton Congregational Church preaches in exchange with Rev Arthur Jeffries. Barker known for inspiring messages. Jeffries preaches evening as usual.
Maynard Mr and Mrs George Kingsley of Brattleboro Vermont were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs John M Bellows on Concord street. John W Flynn of Northboro spent the holidays with his sister Mrs George Hack on Arthur street. P J Sullivan of Maple street visited relatives at Pascoag Rhode Island last weekend and attended horse races at Sturbridge Monday.
Mrs Harry Hull and daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs Felix Rainville on Summit street. Miss Jean Chatman of L visited Miss Ann Bellows. Grant Denniston of Washington returns from Europe and visits the Dennistons in Lincoln. Miss Grace Sweeney takes a vacation from the local telephone exchange. Legion Auxiliary meets next Monday. Joe Sczerzen reports to Marquette University at once. Red Cross Junior Life Saving insignia earned by Miss Jane Bolcourt during Lake Boone outing. Maynard Grange to resume meetings at Cooperative Hall Thursday Sept 12. Fall will open with an educational program and music. details in next Enterprise.
Union Congregational Church in Maynard Massachusetts schedules a Sunday sermon on A Treasure Hunt led by Rev William Boicourt. The church school returns at 945 with Beginners Department and Worship at 1045. Fred B Smith moderator of the National Council speaks at 3 pm in Babson Institute auditorium Wellesley Hills.
On Sunday September 8 the Methodist Episcopal Church in Maynard Mass features a 10 30 a m sermon by the pastor on Three Great Verbs A Bible School at noon A service at the Concord Home for aged women at 3 p m An Egworth League meeting at 3 p m and a 7 p m sermon titled Echoes from ocean and shore The schedule outlines morning and afternoon activities with religious instruction and outreach plans.
Elmer Berry of Stow is named the 1929 Middlesex County poultry champion by the Extension Service. Berry leads Stow’s garden and poultry clubs and has earned 257 ribbons, with Dorothy Heywood of Westford second in the poultry contest and Raymond Bell of Reading third.
The report lists Bell as a fifth-year member with 26 birds averaging 102 eggs and a $3.04 per bird profit. His pen won the sweepstakes prize at the Boston Poultry Show in January and he leads the North Reading Poultry Club. Glover with 63 birds averaged 90 eggs and earned $2.07 per bird, placing second in Leg horns sweepstakes at Boston last January. The group totals include 39 birds averaging 140 eggs earning $3.88 per bird over seven months, and Young with 42 birds averaging profits of $2.64 per bird is also a fifth-year member.
Concord September 4 The nine members forming the Middlesex County Extension Home Department executive board and advisory council will meet September 11 from 10 00 a m to 3 00 p m at the Congregational Church Concord The meeting aims to plan the pea project and arrange groups in child development and parental education with talks by Mrs Annette Herr Mrs Ruth Morley and Rev George L Thurlow.
Jerusalem September 4 Palestine remains calm as the official British inquiry into recent Muslim Jewish rioting continues with no new outbreaks reported. Widespread dissatisfaction noted in certain areas.
The Arab executive committee plans an emergency meeting to respond to Sir John Chancellor proclamations blaming Muslims for disturbances. Pamphlets urge Moslems to rise against Jews as British troops patrol to prevent outbreaks while Arab congress delegates head to Jerusalem.
On Labor Day morning at a lakeside resort the Saxophone player in the Pall Room orchestra collapsed to the ground during the opening dance as a young man in a pajama suit appeared, drawing astonished spectators. The incident sparked a startling scene as guests watched the unfolding event unfold at the summer resort.
Mortgagee Maynard Trust Company by power of sale under a 1928 deed will sell at public auction on September 28 1929 at two o clock PM at the premises corner Elm Avenue and Alsom Street Maynard Mass lot 4 and part of 3 on a 1922 plan. Containing 11976 square feet subject to unpaid taxes and municipal liens. $300 cash to bid with balance within ten days Maynard Trust Company Mortgagee Howard A Wilson Attorney 709 Sears Building Boston.
A summer camp scene features a blond visitor in a pink pajama suit attracting attention from young ladies. While crowds watched, the ladies declined to dance with him and he eventually left after mixed reactions from observers.
A brochure outlines a room tour sponsored by a major manufacturer to showcase a new suit concept. The program features showroom visits by department sales staff and aims to present the product to the public in a stylish, resort setting.
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