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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
8
The sheriff’s office oversees the East Cambridge and Billerica Houses of Correction and guards inmate welfare. Since Mr Fairbairn’s death in December, the administrator touts three years in charge with cost cuts and 13 000 prisoners handled, only 23 disciplined.
An unnamed speaker urges voters to elect a candidate at the primary election. The message emphasizes past service and current work, urging support for the Republican nomination. The text hints at accountability and endorsement but lacks clear names or concrete details.
A seasoned official speaks of loyalty and service for nearly a year and urges retention by voters in Middlesex County. He notes his record, appeals for continued leadership, and references the September 20 1934 primaries.
The piece argues God is Love and Mind, not a person, and that divine expression comes through human thought. It asserts Jesus as a mind like Christ, that man is the image of Spirit, and that living by divine ideas builds the true self and sonship with God.
Precinct 1 and 2 residents hosted a gathering at a private home to view the Night Blooming Cereus in bloom for the first time. Guests called the rare plant blooming a real treat and showed appreciation for the courtesy. Roy Woodworth plans a new home on Pope road East Acton to be occupied after completion. Mr and Mrs R L Hatch newcomers on Main street. Hatch is a decorator by trade, formerly in Boston, now working in Acton.
The South Acton society plans a reorganization and social planning for Alma Stowell’s cousin Olive. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuttle formerly of the village, now in Huntington Long Island. Joins include Mr. and Mrs. William Frankle now in Huntington and Dr. R. M. Woodworth estate fire response.
The Maynard Post VFW hosted a crowded whist and bingo evening at VFW headquarters on Friday. Henrietta Bamford won the door prize. whist prizes went to numerous winners including Mrs. Martin Tobin Mrs. H Crowther E Coste Costello Mrs. William Reed and several other local players.
Mrs. William Evans announced the engagement of her daughter Marion to join Dearth of West Upton during a Saturday evening gathering at the Edgell Road home in Sudbury.
Littleton leads the series two games to one after a tense 3 0? win at Jones Field. Croft pitched well for Maynard in the loss, with Lawrence and Flaherty delivering hits for Maynard while McGlinchey, Leahy and Gerbi sparked Littleton’s late scoring surge in the eighth. The deciding fourth game goes to Littleton next Saturday in Littleton.
Baseball game recount with McGlinchey Phillips Gordon Joft as scorers. Errors credited to Md Stinchey Croft Johnson Kendra Planerty. Leahy Torppa stole bases. Leahy 2 Leighton passed ball. Croft pitched and hit by pitch Kendra. Time 1 hour 50 minutes. Umpires Peterson Cull Morgan.
The community mourns the death of Mrs Emma J Burbank on Monday September 10 at age 82. A native of Worcester she lived on Dudley road and was described as bright and cheerful, succumbing after only a few days illness.
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