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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1936
Page
7
The notice states a lost deposit book number and lists Joseph Szostek seeking a license to sell wines and malt beverages as a retail goods store at 52 Acton Street two rooms with storage. The notice is dated December 2 9 16 1936 and signed by Roy B. Maraden chairman A Bent secretary and Frank J. McCarron.
A sale of a parcel of land with structures on Main Street West Concord and bounded by Edward Street and Nolan land is scheduled for four o clock Monday January 4 1987. The property is described as a 12 240 square foot lot with deeded restrictions and is the subject of a mortgage dating from May 5 1925 with unpaid taxes and municipal assessments.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court petitions to appoint Laius H ty as administrator of the estate of Hattie M Maynard late of Cambridge without bond surety. Citations require objecting parties to file in Cambridge by ten o’clock on December 28 1936. Witness John C Legmat Esquire First Judge. Register Laring P Jordan. Dec 9 16 22.
A petition has been filed in Middlesex County to probate a will for Margaret J. Smith of Maynard. Ruth O. Smith of Maynard requests appointment as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by 10 a.m. December 18, 1926. Judge John C. Leggat presides. Dec 2 9 16.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in the town hall rooms. Applications for licenses permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board.
Fragmentary text mentions Villeneuve and an Eva, with an early morning scene and a sense of departure. Details are unclear, but the reference hints at a notable movement or event surrounding Villeneuve and a person named Eva.
Maynard Maynard Grange votes to host an annual Christmas gathering with each member asked to bring a small personal gift for distribution. The event on December 22 replaces the previous Music Night and was directed by Grace Tucker May Jones Grace Rourke and Nina Ruble with musical selections by the program.
Payment halted for lost Deposit Book No 23407. Middlesex Institution for Savings published by Julian W Ballon Assistant Treasurer Concord Massachusetts December 15 1986 with notices dated December 16 23 and 20.
Estate of Mary A Powers late of Concord in said County is represented to the Court, James W Powers of Concord is named administrator without bond. Objections must be filed at Cambridge before 10 am on December 31 1936. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge of said Court dated December 7 1936.
Pupils of Mrs Grace Tucker at Junior High performed Covered Wagon Boys with piano solos by Grace Bourke and readings by Floyde and May Jones. Carol singing by four high officers elect of Massachusetts Grange at Springfield featured Hazel Robinson and Adelaide Sims.
Sylvia Slipela daughter of Mr and Mrs John Slipela of Maynard wed Waino Sievanen son of Mrs Selma Niemi of Brookline on Saturday night in a ceremony at the Union Congregational church parsonage led by Rev Mathew A Vence. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Neil Saimi of Quincy. The bride worked as a beautician at Crowe Beauty Salon in Maynard and the couple received many gifts.
A notice from Memorial Church invites attendance for special music and services on Sunday December 20. Ralph Stone Jr. is recovering from appendicitis after an operation on Wednesday. Mrs Carl Walker improved after a stay at Concord Hospital. Mrs Richard Piper remains at Waltham Hospital with threatened pneumonia.
Weekly whist party prizes awarded to Minnie Campbell and others. Christ mas gathering at wartime hall with officers elected. Various social events listed including Christmas parties, guests at homes, and a Scythia ship sighting. Upcoming lodge meetings plan a turkey whist with ten turkeys as prizes and VFW whist with five prizes.
All Sudbury residents are invited to a mont informal Christmas Eve vestry service of friendship and good cheer at First Parish Church. Hosmer leads carolling. Fairbank plays organ. readings by Mr and Mrs R Bell. doughnuts and coffee served by Mrs Barton’s committee.
An early Ohio school bell rang to call children to class. The bell was mounted on the school building and used an old bucket with a stick to strike it.
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