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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1931
Page
7
Inhabitant of Acton petitions for removal and relocation of road repairs on Massachusetts Route to meet for relocation orders. Clerk N. Smith and Deputy Sheriff John E. Johnson note filing dates August 12 19 26 1931.
Public notice announces a petition in the county court to grant letters of administration to Rauha Maynard or a suitable person. The hearing is set for the fourteenth day of August, 1931 at ten o clock in the morning in Mid County. It requests publication for three consecutive weeks and delivery of a copy to next of kin.
Ovide Ferron of Lake View Avenue Lowell found guilty of cutting and fined five dollars with costs. case placed on file. Mex Solomon of School Street Lowell found guilty of driving without a license and fined five dollars with costs. case placed on file. Charles E Aiken of Somerville found not guilty of driving under the influence after a judge’s verdict. Ruth Sexton returns to New York Pharmaceutical Co after vacation at Rye Beach. James Caldwell and two children of Melrose visit Mrs. Caldwell’s parents, the Elmer Blakes. Mrs RB Stone hosts Irvine Calwell and daughter from Brockton. Many townsfolk on vacation: Ann Kimball at Camp Grey Rocks NH. Richard Kimball boating in Maine. Lawrence Kimball at Camp Sagadahoc ME. John Kirkegaard Concord Road at Rye Beach NH. Mr and Mrs Freya Sweetman at Lake Stinson NH. Prof Haven and wife at Lakeport NH. Mrs BM Cull and daughters at Nant Beach. Esther and Dina Malagati at Salisbury Beach.
In execution of a power of sale in a 1926 mortgage William F J McDonald to James M Graham the Elwood Chevrolet Co present holder, will auction the Sudbury land and buildings August 21 1931 at 3 PM. Sale requires 500 dollars cash. balance on delivery of deed within ten days at Aaron Rickles's office.
West Concord created scoring chances several times as Olsen was out on a hit. Heyliger struck out and advanced Piper on a double. Two runs came from Piper, and Cole drove in a run with a double as Wilson scored on a sacrifice. Carr’s error allowed Howe to reach, Cole walked but no further damage. The visitors’ only first-inning hit came late, and Warkfiess closed the seventh with the 44 IC 4 score. Cole added two doubles and Whitt hit a single. Piper’s double drove in two runs.
According to law, notice is given that Deposit Book No 1289 has been lost payment halted. Concord Co-operative Bank issues the alert under legal requirements.
Miss Roland Johnson enjoys a two week Salvation visit in Boston at his parents River Street home. Charles A Hardy resides in Denver Colorado. Mrs Fred Wood of Amherst visits sister Luella Harrod in High Street. Ev Reed and wife spent a week at camp with cousins Frank H Woodward Lake Sp. N. H. James A Farrar and Mrs Farrar drove to visit son Jackie in South Acton. They were guests on the Cape.
Fragmentary text notes Bertie M Lowden caring for an unnamed man with a daughter and other members giving gifts. The readable portion centers on family involvement and supportive tokens, but specifics are missing.
The text extols the aerial epic Dirigible starring Jack Holt Ralph Graves and Fay Wray as leads. It likens the airship Los Angeles to a colossal acting partner in romance adventure and sacrifice. Fame for the audience centers on the airship's scale and mythic role.
Maynard previews a new football year for the Yoral semi pro club with Sheiks players deserting for better clubs. Cambridge K of C plans an eleven and St. John’s, St. Casimir’s and local clubs vie for standings as runners, signings, and all star picks unfold amid financial strains on semi pro baseball. Joe Rutkowski pitches no hit, loses 2 1 at South Acton as A P Gypsies suffer errors.
The Lent's Lions edged the Garnet Six of West Concord in a horse shoe pitching contest at Lent's course Monday night. Notable Lions players Hihimaki and Wilder starred for the Lions while Maglette led Garnet. A large crowd attended and the neighborhood waited for the home team.
The Northfield General Conference of Christian Workers founded by Dwight L. Moody draws about 3000 attendees from Hilda L. Kotila and Victor Kotila of 26 Rockland Street and Helga Lacsila of Lowell Road Concord. The gathering runs from August 1 through August 17 with daily addresses and special ministers meetings at Sage Chapel at 9 o clock.
Ministers from London Boston Princeton and Louisville open daily meetings at the Auditorium with Dr John Hutton and Dr James Moffatt among presenters. Homer Rodeheaver directs singing and teaches leadership in Christian music as youth gatherings are led by R Howard Morgan. The Massachuest Christian Endeavor Conference will convene August 17 with about 700 expected attendees.
Subbury locals report Loraine Cobran vacationing in Kennebunkport for several weeks. Mrs. Lewis Cobran of F ingham Road stays with Mr and Mrs John Gibbons in Wilmington Delaware while Gibbons keeps ties to Subbury. The Friday Noon Club met at Mrs Nathaniel Loring's home for bridge and tea. Mrs Harland Rogers visits from New York and stays briefly with relatives.
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