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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
9
Ethel presents a housework manual from New York publisher aimed at women leaders and independent brides. It stresses practical routines with dependable implements to manage daily tasks, offering adaptable guidance for both modest cottages and grand homes, beginning with a foreword on avoiding ignorant buying.
Sixteen West Acton Boy Scouts from Troop 1 led by Scoutmaster Kennedy attended the Groton park tests on Saturday. Shirley won first with 105 points, Ayer second with eight points, and West Acton Troop scored 77 23 points in knot tying and camping tasks.
Public auction to sell premises described in mortgage dated August 2 1921 recorded in Middlesex County deeds. The land includes lots 66 87 87 88 and 39 with farms and buildings and a right of way easterly to Wilcomb. Sale set for October 4 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the premises under cash payment requirements. John G Nordberg Alfred McCleary attorneys for the mortgagee.
The article notes an auto parade through Bedford Centre for political candidates en route to Chelmsford. It mentions West Acton Cheb building preparations for club openings on October 1, plus William Lawrence becoming clubhouse janitor. It also covers civic moves, social rounds of whist parties, and local residents’ visits and travels.
A report from West Acton Baptist covers a well attended Sunday service with welcome for former pastor Rev Balstone and his family. It mentions preparations for an acton neighborhood pageant and a band engagement to entertain golf enthusiasts at the Baby Ruth obstacle golf course in Hudson on the same site.
A Medford resident Walter Zaborwicki died after a street accident in Medford during May while visiting a cousin. He suffered pain and a fractured leg before his death, with the district attorney's office noting the death and appointment of a public guardian.
George Johnson pitched for the Elks, retiring 28 batters in nine innings as West Concord struggled. Edwardson and Arkin had rare hits, but errors and baserunning miscues stalled the visitors. The Elks built a lead with timely plays and flawless defense to win despite late pressure.
Maynard Woman's Club led by Mrs Huldah Taylor unveils an ambitious 1980-1931 season with speakers entertainers and varied events to boost community service. An advance sale of membership tickets is planned for October 10 at the Murphy store Main Street.
Robert R Poland and Thomas F Shangon opened an insurance office on Central Street West Acton offering a range of services to Acton and Maynard communities. A Relief Corps meeting was held last Monday at the GAR hall with a good turnout.
Classified notice for a parlor furnace sale at 44 Brown Street Maynard contact Tel 346-3-adv for details.
Mrs. James O'Donnell died at her home about midnight Sunday after months of illness. She was 58, born in West Townsend, a longtime resident, survived by her husband and two daughters Irene and Gertrude. Daughter of Jeremiah Casey, she was last of a fourteen child family and beloved by neighbors. Funeral Mass held at St Bridget's with Rev Leo McCabe. interment in St Bridget's Cemetery. Attendees included many townspeople and pallbearers Frank Maley and others.
Classified notice indicates a parlor furnace is for sale at 44 Brown Street Maynard. Contact through telephone number 346-3-adv for inquiries and arranging purchase.
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