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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1936

Page

7

Property Boundaries and Fixtures Describe 1925 Transfer

A fragmented notice details land conveyed by deed dated May 5 1925 from William M to an unnamed grantee. The description covers Main Street bounds and nearby street lines, acreage 12210 square feet, and restrictions including installed furnaces ranges and fixtures. It notes unpaid taxes titles and municipal assessments as possible encumbrances.

Edward William m Middlesex Tenth Steeds Pook

Woman's Church Alderman Hopes for Early Recovery

Arthur D. Raymond, president of the Woman's Church Alderman, is hoping for an early recovery from illness as reported in the campaign for health.

Arthur D. Raymond Woman's Church Ald

Holiday Dance in Sudbury Delights Local Children

Invitations sent to children and their friends for a pleasant afternoon of entertainment in Sudbury.

Sudbury

Massachusetts Court Hearing Estate of Hattie Maynard

A petition seeks Lucius H Maynard appointed administrator of Hattie M Maynard estate without a bond surety. Objections must be filed in Cambridges at or before ten oclock in the forenoon on December 28 1936. Witnesses John Cheerat Esquire First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. Dec 9 16 23

Lucius H. ‘Maynard Maynard Cambridit Witners John Cheerat Esquire Loring P. Jordan

Missing Deposit Book Notice 22407 Filed

Law notice states Deposit Book No. 22407 has been lost. Centered on Middlesex Institution for Savings. Notice dated December 15 1936 with subsequent references December 16 23 30.

Middlesex Institution For ‘Savings Julian W. Ballou Asst Concord Mons

Probate Notice in Middlesex Massachusetts

The Probate Court invites all interested parties to contest the estate of Mary A Powers late of Middlesex County. A petition seeks James W Powers of Concord named administrator without bond. Objections must be filed by December 31 with Loring P Jordan, Register.

Massachusetts Hattie M. Maynard Maynard Said County Deceasa

Christmas Charity Drawings Award Five Prizes

Maynard Lodge B P O Elks held a charity drawing at Parker Street hall. Winners included Mrs Alley Madey winning a Chevrolet car, Eileen Ames winning a Westinghouse electric refrigerator, Joseph Monster winning a Philco console radio, and Robert Kane winning a studio couch. An entertainment program featured Hill Billies and local performers.

Oo. H The Hill Billies William Charles Raymond Joseph Sehnai Was Galuski James Smith Vincent King William Weir Julia Lenzi Gertrude Herbert Harry Cook

Santa Claus visits for ladies' degree team event

A large gathering enjoyed a holiday exchange supervised by Santa Claus. Guests included Anne Duclos May Jones and Aldfich. The event featured refreshments and games amid festive activities for the ladies' degree team.

Santa Claus Anne Duclos May Jones Aldfich

List of Readers Names Appearing in Local Notice

A fragment lists names including Sally Skinner Sally Stone Marton Edward Maker Kenneth Burr Joan Skinner Ruth Mitchel Evelyn Brown Lucille Haynes Jean Haynes Caroline Bowker Jean Mitchel Richard Hawes Randa Tupper Ruth Skinner and Richard Maker in an unreadable local notice.

Local Radio Broadcast Cites Church Leaders Names

A Maynard station airing this afternoon credits a regional church event in a Christas Stokes broadcast. Participants listed include Gent, Helen Brayden, Gladys Boeske, Jean Davis, Myrtle and Jean Fletcher.

Maynard WORT Christas Stokes Gent Helen Brayden Gladys Boeske Jean Davis Myrtle Jean Fletcher

Red Cross Open Meeting In Sudbury Jan 4 At Town Hall

The Sudbury Red Cross will host a free public meeting January 4 at 8 p m in the Town Hall. The program includes a showing of The Greatest Mother film and a short talk by the Public Health department on Community Nurse services. A State Health Department nursing exhibit is on display at W W Dailey's store, moving to BE W next week and then Forest Bradshaw's in South Sudbury.

Sudbury Red Cross Public Health State Department of Health

Commandment Dec 29 and 30 West Concord Featured Prominent Local

Miss Margaret Lipp representing Ameri st prominent people in the community takes part.

West Concord Margaret Lipp

Sudbury Legion Auxiliary Plans Eve Refreshments

The Sudbury Post No. 191 American Legion announces an Eve event with the Auxiliary organizing the refreshments.

Sudbury American Legion

Sudbury Transfers and Firemen’s Association Mentioned

Readable fragments note transfers of property on the State Road to Leonard B. Stiles and a reference to the Firemen's Association among local items in Sudbury. The text preserves mentions of the park memory and servicemen who served their country.

St Tee Nee Ae Sudbury

The Pope Health and London Fire Stir Global Interest

The piece discusses Pope Pius health, noting age and hopeful signs, while recounting London's Crystal Palace fire. It contrasts this with views on Hoover in New York, women’s nerve, and arms race discussions, ending with Justo's cordial greeting to the American president.

London Pope Pius Poe Pope Crystal Palace Lendon Pudding Jane Pepys Don

Amity Bet Between Entities Leaves Ambiguous Implications

Readable fragments hint at a dispute or wager between parties but lack clear names, dates, or locations, producing a cryptic snapshot of a possibly informal agreement with uncertain outcome and stakes.

Maynard Hockey Candidates Seek New England Amateur League Entry

Heavy rain could not dampen local hockey interest as Maynard Hockey Club led by Adolph Chyzus pursues admission to the New England Amateur League. More skaters hit outdoor ponds and the group plans a few games if a cold snap arrives.

Maynard Adolph Chyzus New England Boch Towa Raulonowicz

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