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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1929

Page

8

Maynard Grange to Gather for Arbor Day Meeting and Hall Plans

A Maynard Grange meeting is set for Thursday April 2 in Cooperative Hall. An Arbor Day program and game are led by the lecturer, with a paper on Asparagus Raising by Alton White. A business session will discuss plans for a new hall and social whist dates are listed at several members’ homes.

Eva Smith Annie Thompson Adelaide Sims Mary Lawton Margaret Pontney Josephine Ledgard Ith Rasmussen Irving Howe John Marsden Alton White Maynard Grange Glen’ Swett Alice Howe Hayward

Maynard union church plans May schedule events

The Maynard Union Congregational Church announces a Sunday schedule with church school departments at 9 45 and 10 45 worship at 10 46 featuring sermon What is in a Name and special music by G A Taylor and Hazel Hooper. Charles A Welch Lodge and visiting Masons will attend. Evening Christian Endeavor meets at 6 with May plans. The Ladies Benevolent Society reports final sale profits. In May three youth groups meet The Be Prepared Club Clover Leaf Troop and Boy Scout Troop No 4.

A. F A. M Christian Endeavor Ladies Benevolent Society Clover Leaf Girl Scouts Boy Scout

Framingham Officials Host Education Coordination Talk

Delegates from the Framingham district attended a meeting Monday night at Framingham High School. Emerson Beck of the New York Stock Exchange spoke on coordinating education with practice, as Superintendent Charles H. Walker and others arranged the event.

Framingham Maine Baward Y Rev Bason - Cross Framingham Charles H. Walker Emerson Beck The New York Stock Exchange Preece Industry

Wright and Doel Wed in New York State

Misa Jessie Wright of 8 Front Street and Herbert Doel of Arlington married in New York state on Saturday April 20. They will reside at 20 Park Street Maynard. The Mizpah Rebekah lodge initiatory degree will be conferred at its May 2 meeting. A chicken pie supper will follow and reservations must be made by Monday April 29 with Mrs Abbie Sner.

New York Misa Jessie Wright Front Street Herbert Doel Arlington New York State Park Street Maynard Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Abbiesner

Boston Train Delays After Auto at Russell Crossing

J R Sullivan a traveling salesman from Dorchester pulled himself from a wrecked automobile at Russell's crossing Wayland as gates were down. His car struck the Marlboro train locomotive and damaged the first coach. The train ran an hour late to Worth Station. Sullivan was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with cuts and a shake.

Boston J. R. Sullivan Claybourne Street Dorchester Boston and Maine Russell‘s Crossing Wayland Worth Massachusetts General Hospital Sullivan Worcester Marlboro

Fifty Girls Visit United Cooperative Society Plant

Fifty girls from Wheaton College Norton and their teachers toured the United Cooperative Society plant in Maynard. They examined the grocery meat and provision store milk bakery dining rooms and warehouse learning about the cooperative’s operations. Cedric Long secretary of the Cooperative League of America was in town to address them but left before arrival. The Eastern States Cooperative League plans a Maynard meeting in late April with delegates from New England New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Wheaton College Norton Maynard United Cooperative Society The United Waldemar Niemila Hey Cédric Long New York City Cooperative League of America Eastern States Cooperative League New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey

DeMolays To Present Minstrel Show May 3

Rehearsals for the De Molay boys minstrel show at the school auditorium advance toward the May 3 performance. Wil liam Walters of Stow serves as interlocutor with end men Forest Nelson Arvid Kujula Rich ard Lowden and Robert Lester. Soloists include Ronald MacKenzie Edwin Carlton Jr and Eric Farnell. Thomas Kenney Marlboro performs magic. accompanists Helen Stowe and George Smith. Dancing will follow.

Helen Stowe George Smith Stow

Organize School Track Team Here

MAYNARD April 24 George Rupprecht physical instructor has organized a track team and hopes to begin outdoor action this week. A large squad of school boys signified they will try for the team. The coach plans an interclass meet to pick the best runners and fielders for the squad.

Maynard George Rupprecht Ft ‘Pre Uim

Sheriff Sale Auction of Sudbury Land in 1929

A sheriff sale notice from Middlesex County announces that on June 1 1929 at 9 AM a public auction will be held at 238 Main Street Marlborough for the interest of Francis Choate in a Sudbury three acre land parcel with a Pratt's Mill Road boundary and mapped deed chain from January 26 1928. The deed is recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds Book 5195 Page 258. Deputy Sheriff Charles H. Richardson signs the notice dated April 18 1929 with publication on May 1 and May 8.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Ss. Hudson Main Street Marlborough Francis Choate Sudbury Sudbury Center Pratt’s Mill Road Orr Isaac Clark Dana. Hayden Jast Forrest D. Bradshaw Middlesex South Charles H. Richardson Massachusetts Dings Ralph W. Stone Frederick R Ralph W. Stone Ieee Oliver Clinton Savings Bank Clinton Frank M. Hammond Charles Maghberry Mass

Hope For Town Baseball Team

Town supporters discuss forming a league with Maynard Clinton Marboro Leominster and other towns to field a strong home talent team at Crowe park. Maynard could supply first class semi pro players, while practice fields await completion with opening slated for May 1 as warm weather returns.

Maynard Clinton Marforo Fon Leominster Lextieen Crowe Park

Sudbury Social Rounds and Illnesses Reported

Nancy Way remains confined to her room at Cushing Academy with a severe cold. Arthur White is ill at home with scarlet fever. The Goodwin Improvement Society meeting was postponed due to inclement weather and various town groups held gatherings at summer spots like Manomet.

Nancy Way Cushing Academy Goodman Improvement Society Roland Cutler Weston Williams Bridge Teac Arthur “White Sudbury Cabana Mary Piper Catherine Ball Doroth Kerton Gertrude Oath Thtrs Northampton Sudbury Womens Club

Candy Hikti Visitors Weathered the Day at Event

Fragmentary OCR note mentions visitors and names like J. Redmond and Eleanor Thurston amid weather affecting a bill and local attendees. No clear event, place, or date is discernible. context remains unreadable.

J. Redmond Arling la Ee Salon Faith M Ihtaiss Eleanor . Thurston Konhen Green

Mrs Kisley Dies After Operation at Emerson Hospital

Mrs Domica Kisley wife of Joseph Kisley of Florida Road died Wednesday April 17 at Emerson hospital after an operation. She leaves her husband and two young daughters. Funeral services were held Friday morning with interment in Glenwood Cemetery.

Seven Room Cottage in Prime Corner Location

Cozy seven room cottage with improvements. Best corner site one minute to churches schools bus and trains. Inquire of Concord 829 Y.

Inquire of Concord

Probate Court Seeks Heirs in Martha A. King Estate

Middlesex probate notices call heirs at law and interested parties to show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued to Maud King Murphy as executrix for Martha A. King late La Samay. Court in Cambridge to convene on the tenth day of May 1928 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Public notice to appear and to publish weekly in Concord Enterprise Retonate with final publication before the court date. Witness John C. Leggat First Judge.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Martha A. King Maud King Murphy Cambridge of Gresex Concord Enterprise Tate John C. Leggat Elaire PB. Jordan

Mortgagee sale of real estate in Fitchburg Massachusetts

Public notice of a mortgagee sale by Workers' Credit Union of a property in Maynard and Fitchburg Mass described in a 1928 mortgage to Henry Toivonen. Sale set for 2 o'clock with details on Lot 162 and 163 on Great Road Park plan. building restrictions apply. Sale subject to taxes liens and payments: $300 cash balance upon deed. Attorney John G Annala listed.

Henry Toivonen Workers’ Credit Union, Incorporated Pitchburg M Dlesex Tibek O’moore Avenue Jess Lan Eho Hs O’moore Thomas J. McNamara John H. Coughlin Middlesex South G. Annala John G. Annala Main St Fitchburg Mass

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