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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1934

Page

8

Rural Free Delivery box counts rise in Middlesex suburbs

A survey released today by the Office of the Post Office shows expanding RF D box counts and household density in Middlesex suburbs near Marlboro. Rural carriers compiled the figures from name lists, recording increases in towns such as Ashby Ashland Billerica Concord Framingham Groton Hopkinton Hudson Lowell Marlboro Maynard North Reading North Wilmington Reading South Lincoln South Sudbury Townsend Townsend Harbor West Concord Westford and Woburn with a few places unchanged or declining.

Washington Concord East Pepperell Framingham Groton Hopkinton Hudson Lowell Marlboro Maynard North Reading North Wilmington Reading South Lincoln South Sudbury Townsend Townsend Harbor West Concord Westford Woburn Littleton Netick Shirley West Acton

West Concord P T A Opens New Season with Music

The West Concord P T A opened its season at Harvey Wheeler School with new president Mrs Winslow J Damon. Vocals by Mrs George H Fenton and violin by Mrs Howard V Edwardson plus Dorothy Miner on piano entertained a large crowd. Paul Dempsey from Massachusetts State College Extension Bureau praised parental ties and opportunities as he spoke, followed by a lively Q A. A social hour and refreshments concluded the event under Raymond Eggleton’s direction.

West Concert Harvey Wheeler School Winslow J Damon George H Fenton Howard V. Edwardson Dorothy Miner West Concord Paul Dempsey Massachusetts State College Extension Bureau Waltham Dempsey Raymond Eggleton

Mrs Jennie Campbell and Family Thank Kind Friends

The Campbell family thanks friends for sympathy and thoughtful acts following a recent loss.

Jennie Campbell

Marriage Ceremony at St Casimir's Welcomes Jaku-sik Couple

Miss Stella Ann Jakusik daughter of Mr and Mrs Zawadski wed at St Casimir's Church in Maynard. Rev John Osiok officiated before a large gathering with maid of honor Victoria Jakusik and four bridesmaids. The groom Mr Joseph Piecewicz and attendants from Hudson Warren and Littleton. After a reception at St Casimir's hall the couple plan to live at 5 Railroad Street after a honeymoon in the White Mountains.

Maynard Stella Ann Jakusik Zawadski Florida Court St. Casimir’s Church John 8. Osiok Henasthens Westhe Meer St. Casimir's Victoria Jakusik Veronica Piecewicz Vera Valinsky Mary Karpiechik Anne Percevecs Warren Rhode Island Joseph Piecewicz John Karpiechik John Soroka Prancis Hickey Hudson Stephen Cantino Littleton Micy Piecewicz Miss Percevez Miss Valinsky Miss Karpetcuik Little Joseph Piecewiz Constance Ruth Martin St. Casimir’s Hall Philadelphia Salem Boston Lowell Worcester Cambridge Newton Chelea Hills New Pies Hudson Laenes Chair Company West White Mountains Railroad Street

Sudbury Club Meeting Noted in Travel Circles

The Sudbury Woman's Club met as travelers recall Miss Gertrude M Halloran on Sunday. Mind Mrs. John C Hall and other local residents attended the event highlighting social topics and community engagement.

New

Maynard High Girls Field Hockey Team Seeks Strong Season

Seventy six candidates, including nine veterans, vie for spots on Maynard High field hockey. Coach Ruth Finn leads a large squad practicing at Crowe Park amid hopes for a successful season. Games lined up with Gardner and Ashland, with more scheduled as Boston League disbands. Eileen Johnston named manager. captain to be named later.

Maynard Maynard High Echool Ils Ana Red Baloonea Crowe Park Aove Elvi Nyfoun Victoria Saxusik Allie Salander Eilizabeth Merinoto Mlizabeth ‘Pobin Catoere Hofman Gertrude Johanna Aho Sylvia Rugger Uegass Ruth Finn Gardner Ashland Eileen Johnston

Repair Parish Camp Fort Pond Fort Pond Improvements

St George's parish members expanded the Fort Pond camp kitchen and cleared the bathing beach. Irving Wooldridge named Scoutmaster as the parish Boy Scouts plan a hike. Vestry approves a Church Attendance Campaign to double Sunday 10.45 a m services by Nov 1 with all parishes involved under Charles H Bane. A St Hilda Guild meeting is set for Sept 27 at 2 30 pm at Mrs Joseph Browns home.

Maynard St. George’s Fort Pond Littleton Irving Edward Wooldridge William Duckworth Joseph Brown George Waterhouse Mark Newton Harold Taylor William Soh Novello Cuttell William and Fred Stokes Irving Wooldridge Charles H. Bane St. Hilda Guild

Tax Rate $24 Increase $9 in Hopkinton 1934

The Hopkinton board announced the tax rate for 1934 at twenty four dollars, nine dollars higher than the prior year, detailing the increase and its impact on residents.

Hopkinton

Avast Ete LO Tonight Review

A brief note indicates a review or survey planned for tonight with uncertain context. The fragment mentions "avast" and "LO" but lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm specifics.

Deaf to Hear Talking Pictures at Peoples Theatre

Burton Coughlan of the Peoples Theatre plans to bring talking pictures to the deaf and hard of hearing using head phone devices that transmit sound directly to patrons. An initial experiment impressed a deaf boy from Worcester who heard every word clearly, with further trials hoped to lead to full installation. Newsreels and rapid coverage of current events also draw attention, including 24 hour turnarounds for Morrow Castle and Lindbergh kidnapping reports, and World Series games shown the day after.

Burton Coughlan Peoples Theatre Mr. Coughlan Talking Pictures Coughlan Mr. Coughs Worcester Peoples Morrow Castle Dough Ian

Methodist Groups to 5 Meet This Evening

Hudson reports two gatherings of Methodist groups scheduled for this evening with agenda items to be discussed and announcements to be made at the meetings.

Hudson

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Ernest W. Dunbar Herman J. Courtemanche Nason Street Frank E. Sanderson Main St England Equity Corey Bidg Room Nugent Radio Service Nason ST Cooper Radio Electric Co Maynard, Gruber Bros W. Concord P.T.A Slimond & Greene School OF Dance Art Eagles’ Hall Gamner Nason R.F.D. Maynard Maynard’s New Movie Theatre Robert Young Doris Kenyon Mar Lindsay ST. Casimir’s Stella Jakusik Sudbury Western Electric Sound TEL Otto Kad Sun Thea Shearer Laughton Sudhi Scandal Rock Sudbury MR. Albert Haynes Nellie Court Sudbury Town
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