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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1928
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear words about sale or furniture. Readable elements include references to numbers and a possible sale action but specifics are obscured. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed.
Camp Resolute at Bolton, Algonquin Council, closed for the season as R H Whitman and assistants finish reports and prepare for Camp Wire Girls encampment. One Eagle Scout Solomon Fuller. two Life Scouts Geo Pierege and Charles Tillson. six first class and two more first class badges awarded. thirty eight merit badges earned by twenty three boys.
The late states are projected to yield 15 178 000 bushels of onions, 15 percent under last year’s 17 773 000. Massachusetts and other states expect much smaller harvests due to a wet season, thrips, weeds, and leached fertilizer. Overall condition pegged at 63 percent of normal on August 1.
Three English university debaters from Somerville Oxford Girton and Bedford College will sail to New York in October to meet leading debates at U S women’s colleges. Chosen from 15 candidates at Oxford based National Union of Students congress they will attend 25 debates and remain until Christmas.
The St Louis Cardinals star Jim Bottomley, known as Sunny Jim, makes a strong case for the National League MVP as he leads in key hitting categories. Born in Nakomis Illinois Bottomley’s rise from local sandlot beginnings to major league stardom is highlighted, with fans from Nakomis and Branch Rickey cited in his path to the big leagues.
Loretta Carr Elsa Krukanis and Anna Ryan spend a vacation at Hampton Beach. Miss Helen Pringle stays in North Boston. Mr and Mrs Frank Toohey Jr visit from Washington DC. Mrs Edward Hanley visits relatives in Somerville. Mrs Edward Loughlin and daughter Mary spend past week at Point Allerton. Mr and Mrs Frank Hewitt sail to Nova Scotia for two weeks. Miss Ruth Fredericks visits friends in Philadelphia. Miss Etta Carroll returns to work after a two week vacation. William Smith on annual vacation from Mass Reformatory. Charles Hogan back on duty after Worcester trip. Henry Ventres returns from Mass General Hospital to Rest Home. Ralph Lavham substitutes for John Reilly on his annual leave. Mr and Mrs Harry Carroll visit Lincoln last Thursday. Patrolman Robert Lawson on annual vacation. Misses Molly and Sadie Boyland visit Antrim NH with James Boyland. Miss Mary Ryan guest of Miss Mary Coughlin in Lowell last week. Mrs Harriet Hanlon and Misses Gleason Hamilton motor through White Mountains.
Mrs A J Tersleff leaves Monday for Orland Maine to join Rev A J Tersleff for a two week vacation from her job at the Acton Telephone Exchange. Edgar Blaisdell buys a new Durant sedan.
Antique shop ad for Goulding's Antique Shop Sudbury Massachusetts offering antique furniture china pewter and ironwork for fireplaces and telephones featured in local ad. Includes location South Sudbury 18 17 reference.
International News Service reports nearly 32 million dollars in bonuses royalties and taxes have been paid to Osage Indians and Osage county in the decade ending 1927. Phillips Petroleum alone has paid about 14 000 per headright on 2 229 head rights, while royalties approach 2 500 daily despite limited new production work.
The Maine Hardwood Association begins distributing printed material to promote Maine as a location for hardwood mills. It emphasizes Maine sources of turning stock for furniture manufacturing and highlights regional wood supply advantages.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held Wednesday evening at ? o'clock in their rooms at Creighton's Block. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented then or to the secretary of the Board. Crane's Brinks chairman Carlton secretary Trout.
Massachusetts probate notice calls hearings in Cambridge Middlesex for the will of Tesltlo Garland late of Concord. Chauncy Scott Garland seeks letters testamentary without surety. Citation requires appearance September 12 1928 at 10 am. Public notice to run three weeks in Concord Enterprise and service to all known interested parties. Witness John C. Weggat Blazuke First Judge. Register Loring P. Jordan. Aug 8 15 22.
Notice states a deposit book NasO 33551 has been lost. Payments are stated as outstanding. Issued by H W Hosmer assistant treasurer of Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts dated August 6 1928.
Public notice states that Deposit Bank 10048 has been lost and a payment is starving. The notice comes from Middlesex Institution for Lay by H. W. Hosmer assistant at The Concord Massachusetts.
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