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Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a debt or payment matter labeled Mass. 4937. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a debt or payment matter labeled Mass. 4937. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable.
Notice announces loss of deposit books No 96124 relating to Roby J. W. Ballou Asst. and records a sequence of dates March 31 April 7 and April 14 1937 at Middlesex Institution. It marks the missing volumes and ongoing inquiry.
The board will hold a meeting on Wednesday from 7 to 9 o'clock in the men’s room. Applications for permits should be sent to secretary A. Lent, chairman E. Marsden, secretary Rick A. McGrath.
A historical snippet notes an incident at the Middlesex Institution with J W Ballou as assistant Massachusetts head in March 1997 referencing dates 17 24 and 31.
Notice from Mass on March 31 1937 announces an afterly meeting of the Assabet Institution with rooms in Maynard Mass. The meeting is scheduled for April 7 1937 at eight o clock in the evening to transact any business before the order. Ward A Wilson is the clerk.
A jumbled fragment list discusses craving gossip and the idea of self discipline. It references pep desire and restraint, mentioning fruit intake and daily routines. The text lacks clear events or individuals to identify.
Fragmented notes recall local weather, old residents like Mr Parmenter and Ret. Cheney, and a 95 year old born in the area. John White, 89, remains engaged in town affairs. The passage hints at lighter winters and outdoor living shaping community memory in Maynard.
Readable items include stray mentions of Main Street and Mayrne cadv with uncertain formatting. No clear event, people, or organization identified. Summary preserves ambiguity while noting garbled OCR fragments.
In the March 26 match two Comoro teams posted results with several players and scores listed. Fortet led with 92 89, M Witherell 91 90, R65 W Ryan 91 90, Baptiste 91 84, Nim 80 86, Lawson 80 77, Fingp 79 69, McCarthy 56 71, Heeban 41 49 with final tallies showing multiple close outcomes.
A fragment notes that ancient peoples were familiar with only ten elements in their pure form, suggesting limited knowledge of chemistry in antiquity.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court invites interested parties to object to the first account of the administratrix of George H Pierce late of Acton. Written appearance must be filed at Cambridge before 10 a.m. on April 9 1937, return day of citation. Witness John C Leggat First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. Mar 24 31 Apr 7.
Lost deposit book number 30449 reported. Issued by J W Ballou assistant concota Massachusetts March 19 1937 with dates March 24 31 and April 7 referenced.
The probate court of Middlesex county Massachusetts receives a petition for probate of Esther A Flavin late of need in the county deceased. Mary of Concord requests appointment as executor or administrator of the estate and the annexed will is presented for probate. The date noted is March 7 with witnesses John C Legrat and Jordan Register listed.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a notice from Middlesex Institution by J W Ballou dated March 23. The text is garbled but implies a paid or official matter with a date reference and monetary amount 987.
Muriel Parker of Bedford Radcliffe 1939 and W B Miller Harvard 39 of Concord are chosen members of the special directed from the Radcliffe Society and Harvard Mice Club for a contest in Bowery Hall New York on April 3. John Buttrick ill in Bermuda, expected home soon with Mrs. Buttrick. Gerald Henderson and others return to Wayland from Bermuda. Samuel Ross Gadd travels to Manchester New Hampshire to work in a Self service chain store fruit department. Gadd has been employed by Concord A and P since November last year.
Public auction of property in Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts for the mortgage by George A Guinda and Baurel M Gilman to Middlesex Mutual Fire Company dated May 1 1923. Sale set for April 17 1937 at 10am. Purchase cash due at sale with balance at the mortgagee's office in Concord within ten days. Tax and principal liens pass with the deed. Prescott Keyes Treasurer. Mar 24 Apr 7
By virtue of the power of sale in a 1932 mortgage held by the institution, the premises in Concord West End, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, are to be sold at public auction at 3:00 PM on April 15, 1987. The parcel lies along Beharrell Street and Liberty Court, bounded by Beharrell Street and land of William Aldred, with a right of way and easements appurtenant, containing 35900 square feet.
For the fourth year the Emergency Crop Loan program aids farmers unable to finance planting. Middlesex County committee selects applicants. loans cover seed fertilizer spray and related costs. Direct loans up to 300 dollars. those refused by Lowell Production Credit may borrow up to 400 dollars. Interest is five percent and security is the crop mortgage. Repayments fall after harvest.
The seventh and eighth grade declamation contest is set for April 6 with participants including Lillian Hughes Robert Hunt Carol Lynn Feltch Rebekah Fairbank Eileen Quinn Connie Smith and others. George Golklie and Richard Rit tenger attended a conference of the Eastern Association of Physics Teachers on March 27 under Harvard School of Education auspices. The Junior Prom is planned for Friday night with Parker Oviatt's orchestra providing music.
Friends report Mrs Simon D Taylor is making a good recovery after a severe illness. She was a patient at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Further notes mention Marguerite Taylor visiting, and that Taylor is a student nurse at Newton Hospital.
Dainty cross stitch motifs titled Happy Bluebirds for towels pillow cases scarfs or cloths in natural two shade or single color options. Pattern 1315 includes transfer patterns of two motifs in various sizes plus color suggestions stitch illustrations and material needs. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York N Y.
A reflective essay contrasts reading habits with daily public voting as a path to better governance. It discusses prudence, earned wisdom, pride’s value, and the paradoxes of love, wealth, and ambition through varied maxims and aphorisms.
Maynard authorities publish a compliance notice under state law requiring all inhabitants and businesses using scales or measuring devices for buying or selling goods to bring devices in for testing and adjustment. The Sealer of Weights and Measures office will provide the testing service and duty dates.
In a spring fashion feature, Mary Sue and others discuss stylish slips and self-sewing to avoid wardrobe slips. The article highlights a lift in mood from new dresses, clever waistcoat cuts, and the appeal of ready-to-make Barbara Bell patterns for various sizes. Pattern book details and ordering are provided for readers.
A fragmented report from Huntington Beach California describes a marriage fee mixup where a bride reportedly pays ten dollars to the judge after a ceremony. The couple left amid confusion as the bride appears financially ahead while the judge is short.
A vintage recipe outlines Revine sie Burke diets for cheesecake cupcakes. It lists ingredients such as butter sugar fresh grated coconut eggs vanilla and a rich pie paste with ivy flour and boiling water. The filling blends butter sugar and beaten eggs, folds in coconut, then bakes in rounds until a delicate brown, possibly topped with cream.
A young city boy remarks on an electric fan blowing wind as it cools cows, addressing his Uncle Tom with curiosity and amusement. The scene captures rural life intersecting modern technology and the boy’s surprised reaction.
The Florida Times reports a reader note about a new maid position. A quoted line references past help and a comparison to Nandi china akin to Japanese quality. The fragment hints at hiring expectations and household standards.
A curious line from a column notes a gendered twist where she receives kissing while he gets the makeup, illustrating a playful mix in dialogue. The remark reflects social attitudes in a lighthearted newspaper aside.
Fragmentary text shows a playful exchange with bizarre names like Frogbottom and Flutterby. The garbled lines suggest a whimsical or spoof dialogue, with odd insults and mistaken mentions of a friend.
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