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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
13
A payment dispute linked to a 1949 Concord Massachusetts matter surfaces in the Apr 21 and May 5, 1998 records. The note assigns the case to a broker or attorney and outlines steps for settlement. No further names or specifics are readable in the fragment.
An entry notes a Knights of Columbus event held in a hall with a night light. Details about participants or outcomes are unclear from the brief OCR fragment.
Public notice details a mortgage conveyance involving Lot A on a plan near Highway Route 8, with measurements and references to iron rods pipes and plan sheets. It notes subject conditions including gas electric fixtures and fixtures retained or released, referencing prior deeds and plan annotations.
J Walsh and Fannie of Maynard Middlesex petition land court to quiet title to lot 17 on plan of B J Coughlin and H A Wilson, fronting Parker Street in Maynard. Description follows boundary lines and mortgage cloud detailed, including Book 4258 Page 300, noting unpaid notes and interest, with oath sworn before Notary Philip Abbott Wilson.
Public notice orders petitioners to publish and serve in Maynard Enterprise for a Middlesex Land Court case. Hearing set first Monday of June with appearances and answers due. Also notices lost deposit book for Middlesex Institute for Savings with dates of April 14 1949 and subsequent ads.
The National Foundation for Pediatric Paralysis warns the polio season is near and offers precautions for households with children. Watch for headache upset stomach muscle stiffness or fever and seek early medical advice if symptoms appear. Maintain calm and consult a doctor promptly to aid recovery and reduce fear.
Robert L. Johnson will speak at the annual luncheon of Concord citizens seeking Hoover Commission recommendations. The event is at the Statler Hotel in Boston on May 7, with tickets available through Wilson B. Keene in Concord.
Hudson-George G. Badger of Berlin formerly with the Boston and Maine and Railway Express returns to his duties at the Hudson local express office after a two and a half year absence. He was on leave recuperating from serious automobile accident injuries, hospitalized five and a half months. Badger has served Railway Express for forty years and has been stationed in Hudson since 1920.
Concord theater report notes the third in a ten year cycle for Arsenic and Old Lace at Veterans Building with capacity audiences. Director Mrs. Caroline W. Farnsworth led cast including Mrs. Stan, Mrs. Walter G. Whitman, Marie Gooding, Leonard C. Larrabee, Roger C. Fenn, Keneth D. Robertson Jr., D. Parks, Hans W. Miller, W. Streeter Bass, Christopher Hurd, Sidney R. Ballou, Charles W. Farnsworth, Robert M. Bowen, Eben F. Corey and others. Backstage helpers praised. production described as among the best in years. Cup now in its 30th season.
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