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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1926

Page

7

War on Corn Borer Expands Across Michigan Belt

A line of battle forms as authorities assess partial success and delays in stopping the corn borer. Government laboratories work on a new control method with funding planned from state agriculture departments and western state support to fight the pest before it spreads further.

Lansing Mich Ee Preas Michigan Nobel Vance Middle Western State Departments of Agriculture

Complaint in church corner disturbs night hours

In the vicinity of church corner residents complain of noise from midnight to early morning with car horns adding to the disturbance. A group including Charles Allen and several Mrss attended a camp meeting at Sterling Junction camp ground last week where Rev. Joseph Belcher from Milford preached.

Church Corner Charles Allen Albert Gleason Edwin Tebbets Charles Taylor Freeman Cary Ernest Cary Fleming Sterling Junction Camp Ground Joseph Belcher Milford Gleasondale

Citation for Probate of Susan S Holder estate

In said county a citation is issued for the administratrix to appear before the Probate Court on September day at ten in the forenoon to show cause why the estate should not be settled. The administratrix must serve notices fourteen days prior by delivery and seven days prior by mail to all interested parties. Witness Judge Leggat. August 4.

Susan S. Holder Sears Sy Ellen Ada Pee John C. Leggat Thoanand Ming P P. ST Sordan

Appointment of Administrator for Eva M. Fisher Estate

Notice of appointment as administrator of Eva M. Fisher of Concord Middlesex County. Heirs and all persons indebted to the estate must exhibit claims and settle debts according to law.

Eva M. Fisher Concord County of Middlesex Tate

Nilsson Stars in Film Version of Miss Nobody

Anna Q. Nilsson takes the title role in a film adaptation of Miss Nobody. The plot follows a society girl who seeks vagabond freedom after her father's fortune fails. Filming shows daring scenes including riding railroad cars and a rattlesnake encounter that ends with the snake skin made into shoes for Nilsson.

Anna Q. Nilsson Maohen Lewis Erin Ee Yer Miss Mobody Shebo Miss Nilsson Pantola

Mrs Georgiana Royster Returns From Belmont Visit

Mrs Georgiana Royster of Newton Street has returned home after spending a few days with relatives in Belmont.

Georgiana Royster Newton Street Belmont

Position Wanted Capable Nurse Seeks Care Role

Practical nurse with four years experience seeks care position for invalid or mental cases. Willing to travel. Interested party should contact Mrs. M Kennedy at Lane Concord by call or letter.

M. Kennedy Lane Concord

Mortgagee S ale of Real Estate in Middlesex County

Public auction of property in Ludden town Middlesex described in the Cullen mortgage to Lucius Bent. Purchaser to pay $100 cash at sale. Sale notice dated 1926.

Lillian G. Cullen Arthur J. Cullen Lucius E. Bentache County of Middlesex Ludin Muchesex Moore Goodnow Lucius B. Bent Berlin Carrie F. Bent

Contracts award for large fruit sale station construction

The Highland City attorney announces a contract awarded to Nicholas Yamattino for building a large fruit sale station at the designated point. The structure will use hot house sash and feature a hip roof. Stone used in the wall grounding the project is noted as part of the site preparation.

Highland City Rice Nicholas Yamattino

Robinson Dominates With 14 K, Midway Clipped in Diamond Clash

Dave Robinson held the Midway Hudson squad to three hits and no runs in Hedson, enabling the Union Club to tally 2-0. Robinson struck out 14, fanning the first two batters six times and retiring the side in both the third and eighth innings. Lent and Bearce contributed defensively for Midway, while Edwardsen and Asbjornsen starred for the Union in a tense, low-scoring affair.

Dave Robinson Midwaya Hudson Hedson Esnray Nesta Ieee Mats Sse SebiAraie Pldridge Asbjornsen Robinson McManus Stackus Midway Lent Bearce Edwardson Midway Clickers

West Acton Vacation Notes and Local Travels

Florence McCabe spends a seven week vacation in Maine while Howard Tracy Bertram Hall and Eleanor Hall drive to Ellsworth for a two week break. The Holtons visit Greenfield with Colson relatives, and Paul Hoderstedt enjoys a Boston work hiatus. Scout troop members from Acton attend Camp Winocksett for two weeks. Jamern Clare returns from the Midwest trip. The Manafield family returns to Nova Scotia and the Bakers plan a brief stay while Mr Baker works. Minetta Decoater returns from Hyannis summer school and undergoes a minor tooth operation. Reed families and the Reed household visit York Melborn Davie and Warren Davie take trips through Maine and New Hampshire. Henrietta Clark visits Newton niece Mims Clark. Rogers of Arlington moves into a tenement. Chesborn of EK E Gray store takes a two week vacation. A F Bin and Annie Blanche host visiting relatives from Maine and Philadelphia. The Hall/Earls party motored to Albany and back.

Florence McCabe Maine Howard Tracy Bertram Hall Eleanor Hall Elleworth Miss Hall Mr. Hall Tracy Pauline Tracy George Holton Colson Greenfield Paul Hoderstedt Boston Norman Perkina Russell Sanhorn Frederick Whitcomb Albert Haynes Samuel Carlisle Acton Camp Winocksett Monadnock Mountain Jamern P. Clare Middle Wear Manafield Nova Scotia Bakers Baker Mian Minetta Decoater Hyannis George Reed Howard Reed

Maynard News and Local Notices

Maynard Mrs Ann Floyd vot Hudson sister of William Quinn of the fire department reports entering a house on Acton Street formerly occupied by Wm Scully. Paul Confiers returns from Provincetown vacation. Normie and Paul Sims begin a two week motor tour ending with a Niagara stop. Rev William Bolcourt, from Vermont, preaches next Sunday on the sesqui centennial of Religion. depart and daughter Jane remain on Lake Champlain shores a few weeks more.

Ann Floyd Vot Hudson William Quinn Acton Street Wm. Scully Paul Confiers Provincetown Normie Paul Sims Niagara William Bolcourt Vermont Jane Wi Lake Champlain

Local Notes From Sudbury And Area

Harry Glason and family attended Sunday at Sterling Camp meeting. Gordon Stone assists at Bradshaw market. Mrs George H Clarke plans a trip to visit daughter Rachael in Portland Oregon. Miss Emile Willis reported in serious condition at Marlboro hospital after relocation last week Tuesday. Friends express concern for her health.

Harry Glason Sterling Gordon Stone Bradshaw's Market George H Clarke Rachael Portland Oregon Emile Willis Marlboro Hospital

Summer Community Notes From Bristol and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs G H Sweetnam return from camp in Bristol LA to attend the town meeting on Wednesday Aug 4 to reopen the schoolhouse question Mrs A C Plastridge acts as pianist at the Grange movies Miss Clara Cutler returns from months in Europe The house on South Street once Dr T W Ely's is rented to Mr and Mrs Somerville Mrs James M Chase visits relatives in Brunswick Me The Misses Althen Edith Lane and Muriel Torrey attended the Unitarian General conference at Star Island returning last week Rev Frank W Thompson plans August vacation with pulpits filled by visiting preachers The Grange hall movies drew strong attendance and were well enjoyed Enterprize ads pay best

Bycee A. C. Plastridge Grange Clara Cutler Europe South Street T. W. Ely Somérville James M. Chase Brunswick Althen Edith Lane Muriel Torrey

Grange Picnic At Vore Pond Delights Community

The Grange held a picnic at Vore Pond with about sixty attendees. A perfect day featured sports for all ages, radio entertainment, a mother parade, and a communal supper concluding the event.

Grange Vore Pond

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