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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
8
A special meeting of the School Committee reinstated a rule barring married women from teaching, except widows. Married teachers after September 5, 1933 must resign. The panel also approved four Worcester Trade School nominees and kept Miss Margaret McGrath as physical education teacher.
Marlboro new ward lists circulated at city hall readers can find the census style volumes listing all residents by assessors as required by the General Laws. This is the first issue since 1931 and spans 198 pages up from 192 previously.
West Concord Cardinals meet the Al Stars in a Sunday clash at Percy A Rideout Playground. Elmer Duggan and Rub Williams will pitch for the Cardinals, while Wiggins and Brick MacWilliams lead the Stars in a bid to even the series after a 9 6 win two weeks ago.
Mary Lothrop announces the opening of a pianoforte studio in her home on School street South Acton. She will accept a limited number of pupils and has studied the Matthay principles. Tel West Acton 232.
A nostalgic column recalls old games at Crowe Park in 1927 between Maynard and West Groton with a 6-5 finish after 17 innings. Highlights include Paul Sims and Stuckert on the mound, Cleary's 13 chances at short, and Concord’s forfeit loss. The piece also mentions a Fourth of July Marlboro game, Maynard defeating Marlboro BBA 13-11.
A historical schedule compares compulsory motor vehicle insurance rates for private cars motorcycles and trucks across zones 5 6 7 including Marlboro Hudson Framingham Milford Sudbury Northboro Westboro Clinton Fitchburg Berlin Gleasondale Stow with notes on class 2 ambulances class 3 trucks class 4 store deliveries and farm equipment rates from 1934 to 1933 with unchanged dock trucks industrial trucks and farm tractors rates. Towns shifted zones and last year rates are listed by class and vehicle type.
In a lively Maynard ad, a seller touts Men’s W. L. Douglas Dress shoes at 2.98 dollars, claiming solid leather and a $5 value. The piece nods to local sports talk about Maynard and Acton, with playful insults and reminiscence about a Litilets game.
Rev Arthur Beckett invites all church members and friends to Sunday service at 10 30 with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the close. A preparatory service Friday evening at 7 o'clock in the vestry. Mrs Beckett and sons return home after a long visit with parents in Huntington West Virginia.
The Acton fair returns Friday and Saturday September 16 and 17 with gates opening at 10 am on Friday. Abbott Cobb serves as church sexton, and the Midway features Mother Goose Parade plus games, displays of fruits vegetables arts crafts and livestock including poultry rabbits pigeons cattle and sheep.
Rev. Llewellyn DD Chadbourne departs St Michael's for St John's Seminary Brighton to take part in a week long PS treat for priests. A meeting of markers is planned tomorrow night in the WI hall. De Lee McManus, assistant Dury in Pennsylvania, visits his parents Mrs and Ss Joseph McManus at 7%dfrén Avenue.
Representative Stephen A. Manning chairs the campaign and calls for more volunteers to enroll Marlboro 100 percent under the Blue Eagle. He will meet canvassers this evening to review territory coverage and speed up the drive after returning from a New York trip with Mrs. Manning.
Tomorrow night the Legion Drum and Bogie Corps hosts a public whist party at GAR Hall. A $20 prize goes to the player with the most points and a second prize is awarded. Arm prizes mirror the usual distribution. Proceeds fund the On to Chicago fund. A large expert committee runs arrangements with bingo to follow.
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