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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
8
At Middlesex Probate Court in Maynard Massachusetts the petition asks to grant administration of Madeline late of Maynard deceased intestate to Franklin of Maynard without bond. Citations require appearance on December 5 1930 at ten in the forenoon to show cause. Public notice to be run weekly in the Maynard Enterprise for three weeks. filed November 17 1930.
In the probate matter of James Stott late of said county deceased Leslie W. Sims has presented the first account of his administration. Court cites all interested parties to appear at the probate court in Cambridge on December 12 1930 at 9 o clock in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Notice to be published in Maynard Enterprise three weeks prior and sent by mail. Judge P. Jordan Register. November 26 December 3 10
A reflective view on youth facing conflicting motives between personal gain and unselfish service. The piece argues future greatness lies in love and sacrifice for humanity, noting society's paradoxes and urging courage to challenge prevailing practices while following higher ideals.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by Dominic Conte on the Margherita S. Galbo loan. The 5 acre Sudbury property on the northerly side of the state highway faces a December 18 1930 public auction at 9:00 A M. The land is described with specific bounds and contains buildings. First mortgage of 26000 held by Morris Rudnich and taxes for April 1930 apply.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County sheriff sale notices a parcel of land with buildings on Main Street in Maynard. Augustine Arena of Middlesex is foreclosed. sale at 1 PM January 7 1931 at 20 Second Street Cambridge. Property fronts Main Street 172 feet, east by passageway center line, south by Jadd and Thomas Naylor Estate, west by river.
South Acton observed the fiftieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Arthur A Jones marriage at School street home. Numerous guests from Portsmouth New Hampshire Watertown Marblehead and Belmont visited area residents over Thanksgiving weekend. The piece notes snow squall impacts and a few minor vehicle incidents with no serious injuries.
The annual Old Folks Dance will be held in Exchange hall on Wednesday December 31, a major social function of the season promising enjoyment for people of all ages. Various residents and visitors, including Miss Dorothy Collings and Miss Priscilla Townsend, were noted at family gatherings and visits around Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving gatherings noted with Gene White's chimney fire false alarm at Central street when sprinkler pipes froze and thaw caused the automatic alert. Residents visiting included Hector Tebo Lucille Greenfield and families with other local socials and party results from Firemen's t party committee selections.
Maynard offers a winter undergarment sale at the New Idea Store with reduced prices. The promotion highlights comfort and value for customers shopping for warm basics this season.
An old ad offers paper hanging with border matching and installation at $4 per room. Inside and outside painting available at reasonable prices, including ceilings. Service covers all areas with sample room shown.
At Bedford Grange the annual competitive night featured a men’s skit led by Captain Tat Albani and a women’s program with Floradora Sextette styles. Beatrice Livermore Ruth Sexton and others performed in sketches and songs while Mrs Mary Perkins and Mrs William Brennan led the chorus. Judges have not yet decided the overall winners as the evening promised more acts.
Fragmentary text reports a basketball game involving Lexington and Minata teams. Sidhell andenn leads Minata with a strong early performance though the hall and defense appear crowded. The piece notes a notable play by Vert tackle on the line of arimma¢a and references Cane game bits and Levine. Local items include a shoe store advertisement.
Ad text announces a sale at Rickles Shoe Store offering Christmas footwear and incentives to buy. Limited details provided about discounts or dates.
Nancy and Barbara Way hosted a tea for about fifty friends in Penlait. Thanksgiving day in Sudbury drew large crowds at church services and many households. Sudbury plans a delegation to Concord Players in the Red Wan. A local man suffered a leg fracture in an accident and was taken to Martha Hospital for treatment.
Readings prayers poems and songs from grades 3 to 8 celebrate the first Thanksgiving with selections by Bernice Clark Philip Rose R Way J Tufts T Fucci M Shea and others. The program includes psalms the Lord s Prayer readings about the Pilgrims and a variety of poems songs and vignettes.
West Concord Improvement Society hosts a meeting at the village hall to hear talks from officers and guests including President Reynolds of the Massachusetts Forestry Association on the town forest. An evening with refreshments and a brief business session is planned.
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