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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
8
An old note describes brick size as 24 by 3 by 8 inches with eight men and four and one half bricks per foot of floor. It mentions a square area filled with cement grout to quarter inch and outlines basic laying parameters.
Public auction at two o'clock P M on December 28 1935 to foreclose a mortgage on land in Acton Massachusetts described as beginning at Town Road and bounded by Giles Estabrook and the wall lines with a right of way over Old Road to the premises. Sale includes all improvements subject to prior $900 Middlesex Institution for Savings and town taxes. Sale conducted by John B Rice Mars Massachusetts. Dec 4 11 1936.
Maynard selectmen announce a board meeting on Wednesday at 7 o clock. The session will address town matters and public input is invited. Members will convene to discuss agendas and official actions.
Payment halted for deposit book No 22704 as lost. Notice dated November 26 1926 from Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts signed by Julian W Ballou Aart with publication dates November 27 December 4 1) .
Court records show the return day set for December 1935 for the cited case. Witness John C. Exgat, Esquire, First Judge, with Laring P. Jordan as Register. Dated November 20 and November 27, 1935. December 4 and 11, 1935 listed.
A petition presented to the court asks for probate of a will of a deceased person. Clinton Stowell Darling of Chicago seeks appointment as executor without bond. The filing date shown is November 14. Dec. 4 appears as subsequent dates in the record.
The Acton M C C Girl's Club met at Miss Lucille Hayward's home Friday evening for games and social time. Henry Tolman assisted, and D F Penny and wife drove from their home in Acton. Mrs Clara Turner and Mrs Eliza Owen were mentioned in holiday and birthday contexts with local residents.
A list of students from Massachusetts State College Boston College Radcliffe College and Holy Cross College plus several other institutions spent the holiday week with K orvin Laubenstein and Dorothy Burnham among names such as Arno Aho Reiny Lelito and Florence Hastings. Teachers Ruth Smith Mildred Mullin Ruth Cleary Mildred Herbert and others from Lynn Classical High School Boston University and Wellsey are also mentioned along with coaches and staff in a regional educational social.
A brief notice states Sir Henry was accorded knighthood in a ceremony last month. Details remain sparse in the readable OCR segment.
A court asks heirs or interested parties to file objections regarding the amount of money to be spent on a monument for the deceased’s burial lot. The notice urges submission of written objections in the court.
Clinton H and Maynard meet in cold beating rain on Fuller Field with Maynard winning 6 to 0 on Hardman’s late second period TD. Hardman threw the key long pass to O Tool while Downey starred for Maynard and Downey on defense. Maynard outgained Clinton 220 to 126 and earned its first turkey day win in five years.
Superintendent Devoll cleans up the cemetery for winter duties. Hill Crest Rest Home installs a new septic tank. Edythe Spencer of Chicago visits friends. Jean Buxton hosts Ralph Case Anne Moynihan Beatrice Bowrty Gertrude Halloran attend a Lynn tea. The Saturday Evening Club meets Anne Buxton. Thanksgiving with relatives in Hudson. Roger Hartwell works on Maynard road. Alice Mansur Packard to read at Memorial Congregational Church at 11 am with Thomas McSorley and choir. Doris Priest and Peggy Hicks of East Sudbury attend a party for children.
A brief reflection notes that people have long praised hard work to encourage others to contribute their share, tracing the idea back centuries. The piece highlights social motivation and collective effort in labor.
Notice under Chapter 138 of the General Laws announces applications for liquor licenses in Maynard. The Italian Social Club seeks all alcoholic beverages for a club in a one story building at 57 Main Street and Naylor Court. Frank J. McCarron chairs. Patrick A. McGrath is secretary. Roy E. Marsden signs for the Licencing Board.
The Maynard group of 25 youths will headline the Tion Congregational Church Fair at Cooperative Hall on Friday and Saturday December 6 and 7. Gates open Friday at 4 PM and close at 10 PM with admission covering the evening entertainment. A cafeteria will serve all meals, and displays include old fashioned bathing suits and hoop skirts with Japanese decorations and Italian Mexican imports. The event is organized by Howard Weaving and a committee of workers with women leading the preparations.
The text traces Wilmington Delaware's naming history from an early name honoring a Swedish queen to "Willington" and later "Wilmington Incorporated" in 1. It notes a former con name and references a 1731 Willing/Willington line, indicating an evolving municipal title.
Federal and local canning projects move under the Works Progress Administration with engineer supervision. Sewing project also shifted to WPA and assignments will be handled from the office. A load of canned goods arrives for welfare here as details are finalized.
The Niagara river connects Lake Erie to Lake Ontario forming a major waterway. The system sustains regional shipping and hydrological flow, influencing local industry and environment through its discharge and exchange dynamics.
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