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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
5
A June 30 1933 statement discloses the Concord National Bank of Massachusetts affiliate details under the Banking Act of 1933. It lists assets 2 52887369 and liabilities 3 03053234 with ownership by Old Colony Trust and connections to Concord Bank of Massachusetts and related holdings.
The Old Colony Trust Associates of 67 Milk Street Boston Massachusetts reports under the 1933 Banking Act as a holding company affiliate of Concord National Bank Charter 833 F R Dist 1. It shows 2000 shares outstanding and 1010 owned by the affiliate with a June 30 1933 balance sheet detailing assets loans deposits and equity and a statement of business character and relations with Concord National Bank. Benjamin W Guernsey treasurer swore to the accuracy on August 9 1933 with notary Arthur B Kenney. May 4 1934
The notice records an assessment dated August 8 1933 involving H P F Smith serving as treasurer for the Iddlesex Institution. The brief item notes a financial obligation or audit action tied to the organization and its treasurer.
Mrs. Effie Goodwin Hah a widow of Karen H. Hah a died August 22 at her daughter’s home in Sudbury after a long illness. The funeral was Thursday at 2 PM with interment in Wadsworth Cemetery. She lived in Sudbury about 40 years and leaves two daughters Elizabeth Little and Fred Kiser, plus three grandchildren. Many flowers were sent to the home and cemetery as relatives plan to return from their summer camp next Saturday.
Sudbury Firemen defeated league leaders Legion in a surprising upset as Len Stiles starred on the mound and gave a strong pitching performance to slow the Legion attack.
Report of Stoughton Trust Company an affiliate of The Concord National Bank under the Banking Act of 1933. Balance sheet shows loans 1,199,289.25 and securities assets including US government 149,812.64 stock in affiliate 54,758.66 other bonds 647,401.71 real estate and furnishings 64,841.24 cash 121,601.26 deposits 1,838,834.85 reserves 8,880.97 guaranty fund 52,000.00 capital 125,000.00 surplus 100,000.00 undivided profits 60,076.81 dated August 17 1933 signed Fred D Leonard president John Grogen.
Four hits for the Legionnaires sparkled as Elmer Baldwin fanned a side in relief but key early runs eluded Sudbury. Scores: Legion 3, Kire men 1. Local notices cover church, boards, travel, family visits, and community events with dozens of named residents and towns.
Mary Lothrop announces the opening of a pianoforte studio in her home on School Street South Acton. She will accept a limited number of pupils and has studied Matthay principles. Tel West Acton 232 adv.
Report shows Needham Trust Company Needham Massachusetts under Banking Act of 1933 as affiliate of The Concord National Bank Concord Massachusetts. Balance sheet lists assets debts deposits reserves guaranty fund capital surplus profits with notes on ownership by Old Colony Trust Associates and clerical affirmation by Clifford M Locke and Notary Ernest R Keith dated August 17 1933.
The Concord Yankees defeated the University Club 6 to 4 in a tense nine inning game at Emerson Playground. Despite Melrose leading early and late, key hits by Dempsey Mullen and McKenna helped the Yankees rally in the sixth and secure the win as Connolly walked in the decisive run with two on and two out.
In a lengthy sequence of communications the writer explains delays in January through March reports by Mr. Scully and the late July report. A letter from the Emergency Finance Board on August 11 urges a full time visitor for Maynard Public Welfare, with funding questions and town discussions pending Board guidance.
Frank Binks, Chairman of the Maynard Board of Selectmen, defends his board against accusations over welfare work. He asserts Scully planned full time staff and used Emergency Finance funds, while detailing electricity charges and timely reports. Binks says two fellow selectmen Irwin and Priest back him and that Scully shifts blame to the chair.
Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire enlisted under the National Recovery Act with Blue Eagle status. The NH Breeders Association led by Lou Smith promoted compliance and urged other tracks to follow. About 200 horses reached Rockingham with entries including Mrs J H Whitney’s eleven thoroughbreds and horses such as Cannon Morsel Moonsan Silver Cord Mocker Maroon Frederick Jim Robin Town Square.
Washington action forces revision of a revised boot and shoe industry code to speed a public hearing on a program to return idle workers to their benches. Deputy Administrator C C Williams convened the code committee to press changes, while wage and hour limits stay as written until the hearing.
Berlin readers learn of a 9 45 a m union church service at the Methodist church led by Rev Li A Lyon of Clinton with guests Mrs Hollis Cossor and daughter Sylvia of West Brookfield. Additional notes mention visitors Mr and Mrs Donald Rosa and their son from Amherst and a baptismal or religious event led by Ivan A Klein at the tarian church with John Lackey of Pedvidease Rhode Island as a guest.
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