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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1931
Page
7
The Probate Court in Middlesex issues notice to heirs and creditors in the Nellie C. Murdock estate of Stow to show cause why Fisher K. Rice may be granted administration without bond. A Cambridge hearing is set for October 5, 1931, with weekly notices to be printed in the Stow Enterprise for three weeks.
Public probate notice announces a petition to grant a letter of administration to Edward P. Sheehan of Littleton for the estate of Bersie Sheehan late of Maynard Massachusetts deceased. A Cambridge probate court hearing is set for September 25 1931 at 10 00 am in Middlesex County to show cause why administration should not be granted. The notice requires publication in the Maynard Enterprise for five weeks.
According to law a notice declares that Deposit Book No. 29282 has been lost. Payment stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord Massachusetts, by H W Hosmer assistant treasurer, September 8 1981.
In Crowe Park on Sunday St Casimir's overwhelms St Joseph's 8 to 5 in a heat affected game. Gawlick hit three safeties and Rekusy and Romenski added power while Konicki toed the mound for St Joseph's and Zapareski starred for the winners.
The Melrose High School football squad prepares for a tough season with several veterans in good condition and others newly assembled. Key players Swart Prankc Sjatt Tamindleviteh Mullen and Parnetion are noted, with practice aimed at building a championship team by next Saturday.
Weston Juniors hold the cup after a day of junior events at the Concord Club as golf tennis and putting continue at noon. Tennis results show Katrina Miller and Florence Bowditch advancing in girls singles with several close scores, while Virginia Ferry and Margaret Eaton won later rounds.
Concord won 9 to 6 at Kollanech Playground in a pitched and hurling rough contest as 30 hits produced 41 bases. Centerfield hits dominated with Concord batting against Robaton and G Johnson. The win ties the series two to one with celebrations led by John and Mrs Romanski and a ceremony awarding a trophy to St. John's club.
The article notes coach Don Lent and assistants Al Lerei Reggie Sawyer and Charlie Manty guiding the team with optimism for a title this year. Melrose undefeated under coach Hal Poole a former Hudson boy and MAC teammate of Lent.
The secretary reports Local 771 United Textile Workers is in good stead with per capita paid to the International and a clean slate at the Massachusetts State Federation of Labor. Bills are paid to date and meetings are held at Parker Street Hall. The secretary can be found Saturdays at headquarters Room 4 United Cooperative Bldg from 6 to 8 pm, where the Weaver Room committee also gathers. Weavers may apply through Secretary Robert Johnston.
A giant 18 pound mushroom was found in the Lyme Priest orchard in Stow by Al Jensen. Jensen notes the specimen would serve a substantial portion at his upcoming event, describing its size and potential use.
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