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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1927

Page

7

Acton Community Notes Include Church Service and Fair Books

The item mentions holiday visits among residents of South Acton, a Universalist church service led by Rev. Andrew J. Torsleff, and Sunday schedules. It notes premium books for the Acton Fair were circulated and invites readers to mail cards to local officials Bertram D. Nfall Frank A. Merriam or Dr. W. B. Currier. A town meeting report misread a location, clarifying it referred to the town hall in Acton.

Pose Edith Woodward Everett W. Reo Universalist’ Church Andrew J. Torsleff Acton Bertram D. Nfall Frank A. Merriam Ww. B. Currier South Acton South, Acton

Sudbury Room for Rent Near Centre on Concord Road

Located near Sudbury Centre on Concord Road this ground floor room offers a fireplace, hard wood floors, electric ranges, and extension views. Terms negotiable with Henry C. Lacey M D prospect 0288 in Sudbury. Inspect anytime. Rent set at $5500.

Sudbury Sudbury Centre Concord Road Henry C. Lacey M. D

Sheriff Sale Notice of Acton Property in Middlesex County

Massachusetts sheriff sale notice states Michael Kulik of Maynard faces public auction October 1 1927 for a four acre parcel in Acton Middlesex described with railroad bounds and ditch lines. Sale follows July 30 1927 District Court execution. Deputy Sheriff William Walsh signs August 31 notice.

District Court of Central Middlesex Holden Concord Michael Kulik Maynard Middlesex Cochituate Framingham Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts Marlboro Fitchburg Railroad Mary JL. Parmenter John de Twenty-Fight Fitchburg John Dean Hattie Fowler Toad Louis de Granpo William He Walsh

Probate notice in Middlesex Massachusetts

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notices the heirs and interested parties in the estate of Ole O Thorpe of Concord to appear in Cambridge on September 19, 1927 to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted to Lillian T Thorpe and Henry P Thorpe as executors without bond. Notice published weekly for three weeks and mailed to known interested persons at least seven days before the hearing.

Ole. O Thorpe Concord Middlesex Lillian T. Thorpe Henry P. Thorpe Cambridge Sant calieeHites Petaoné Jordan

Women redefine freedom and motherhood in modern era

Dr. Wil Durant contends that women will abandon imitating men and pursue becoming perfect women. He cites a shift to motherhood as an art, equal intellect, and rising roles in law medicine and governance, while acknowledging new, complex challenges from freedom and old slavery.

Wil Durant Crue Avery

Chamberlin Plans Writing Life Story

Clarence D. Chamberlin, famed aviator who crossed the Atlantic, plans to write a life story detailing his early years and aviation career. The Denison, Iowa native has long been associated with pioneering flight and public service.

Internation.1 Denison Iowa Clarence D. Chamberlin

Chamberlin Plans Life Story Book After Return to Denison

Denison native Chamberlin, back in his hometown with his wife, says publishers want a life story written. He recalls early days riding a motorcycle to escape work at his father’s jewelry shop and notes Charles Levine’s push for a flight to Germany. He has sold airplanes but may buy more. cinema holds no draw, and aviation remains central to his plans.

Antic Ocean New York Germany Chamberlin Denison Forva Chamberlain Bow Columbia Avigtion Charles Levine Asida Chamberline Plang

Fall in Ford plans hints at slower overall business

A National City Bank report dated September 1 1928 notes slower activity across iron steel and automobile sectors with temporary declines in Ford production and a general unsettled tone. Textiles leather and shoe industries show resilience amid high commodity prices and continued demand, while crops outlook remains favorable for producers despite weather challenges.

Marlboro and National , City . Bank New York City Ford Minnesota Dakotas

Oxford Shoes Promote School Girls at Rickles Store

An advertisement promotes Oxfords for school girls at Rickles Shoe Store. The copy highlights uniform footwear options and hints at back to school season offerings.

Oxfords Rickles Shoe Store

Chicago to subject gunmen to psychopathic hospital tests

Police chief Michael Hughes announced a new program to have all gunmen arrested and suspected criminals examined in a psychopathic hospital. Trained psychiatrists would assess mental fitness, with the aim of identifying criminals deemed insane and potentially committing them to Chester Illinois state penitentiary until proven normal by a jury.

Francis Fi Healy International Chicago Bordek Michael Chester Itsane Hughes William J. Hickson Psychopathic Laboratories Apo E

Rubber Samples From Clay May Boost Eastern Rubber Supply

Tonopah Nevada reports excitement over rubber samples produced from a local clay deposit. Eastern chemists' experiments claim the clay, from near Las Vegas, may yield rubber with high resilience. If scalable, the venture could challenge existing rubber monopolies and affect prices nationwide.

Tonopah Név Lasegas

Sudbury Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves

Mrs Ralph Cram plans an Okle week and altar services at Crab chape. Blanche Piper from Nashua visited Mrs William Tufts. Nancy Way to enroll at Cughing Academy Ashburnham Mass. Richard Piper vacationing in Maine. Beatrice Bowey stayed with brother Norman Bowry. Ruth Gerry hosted guests from Concord Road. Roy Kimball moved to Saxonville. Ey Piper family returns from Mansel Maine. George Wright estate on Concord Road to be improved into an attractive property.

Ralph Cram Bi Ag Blanche Piper Nashua N. H William Tufts Candy Hill Nancy Way Cughing Academy Ashburnham Mass Richard Piper Maine Beatrice . Bowey Norman Bowry King Philip Read Dorothy “Knight M. Smith Melanie Ruth Gerry Concord Road Roy Kimball Saxonville Walter Ey Piper Maryv Mansel Maine George Wright

Miss Halleran Plans European Tour Next April

Mr Halleran returns from Europe reporting an enjoyable trip. Miss Gertrude Halleran plans to lead a small party on an out of the ordinary tour of Europe next April.

Gertrude Halleran Europe

Holiday Guests at Candy Hill

Mrs Emma Wilson and Mrs G White of Roxbury Mrs Frank Riley of Somerville Mrs Ross Rolins of Brookline and Miss Freeborn of Warren RI were among the visitors at Candy Hill this past week.

Candy Hill Emma Wilson

West Acton Visitors Spend Weekend in Maine and Nearby

West Acton residents Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Merriam traveled to Maine to visit Beechwood near Kittery with Mr. and Mrs. FE D Lothrop. Emma B Quimby stayed with Miss Media Cobh overhill and visited Malden Mass. Herbert J A Thayer, Margaret Puffer and Jean stayed as guests at Bear Camp Island with the Puffers.

Frank A.merriam Maine FE. D. Lothrop Beechwood Kittery Emma Jean Puffer Bear Camp Island Ke Winneskee N. Hy

Fragmented Maine and New England Social Notes

Readable items show a jumble of names and places from Maine to New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Mentions include Albert and Clarence Br Epa and Rev Andrew J Torselff, lingering absences at Orland, services at Virgilist church, visits to Oklahoma Massachusetts Avenue, and moves or arrivals for families like Goodeau and Lawrensie with scattered dates and locations.

Albert and Clarence Br. Epa Wéelke Kittery Maine Andrew J. Torselff Orland Harold Cartright Gee Oklahoma Renne Massachusetts Avenue Arthur W. Goodeau William Goodeau Buenos Ayres NJ City Bank of N F Draneiro Bragil C. Lawrensie Prospect Street Viola Merriam Amd Clifford New London N. H

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