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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1934
Page
8
Acton school matters prompt resignations and new committee talks as Mrs Price departs from the Inter School council. The High Street wine licenses are under review with several applicants named, including local taverns and businesses in Acton and Nashoba area.
Rain turning to ice slowed traffic on Wednesday as trucks salted by Albert H Perkins helped prevent serious accidents. Road hazards left several drivers stranded on Route 119 west of Littleton Common and some could not move for up to two hours. Local residents witnessed vehicles skidding against fences on the cement surface.
The Board of Health held its third immunization clinic at three schools with 330 children treated by Dr Raymond E Hooper and assistants Edith J Miskcs Mary Ward Josephine Sofka and Sylvia Nyholm. The event marked the town’s largest immunization effort to date. No clinic this Friday due to school vacation. next clinic set for January 4 1935 at Roosevelt and Main Street schools.
The church hosted a sermon on The Star and the Child with Christmas music led by Mrs Adelaide Lima. The church school held its annual Christmas party with Eric Farnel supervising and Misa Emma Greenhalg directing the scholars entertainment. The pastor and wife hosted open house at the parsonage on Brooks Street Christmas Eve. A vesper service is planned next Sunday at 4 PM with soloist Sylvester Carter of Malden and the Junior choir performing.
The young of the tricolored redwing blackbird hatch nearly simultaneously, with all nestlings emerging at about the same time, suggesting synchronized breeding behavior observed in the species.
Bears idle last week, lead ties with Legion as action resumes in week ten. Gangsters and Legion each seek gains with two matches ahead. George Smith posts top score 123 and equal high three string total 288 with Milton Parks. Old Timers top team total 1344.
Public auction scheduled for January 7 1925 at 1 30 PM to foreclose a mortgage from Ellen M Sull ivan to Middlesex Institution for Savings dated December 17 1926 with prior deeds and encumbrances. Sale subject to a first mortgage of 2200 and unpaid taxes and liens. Bidder to pay 100 cash at sale with balance within 15 days. terms announced at sale.
Public auction will sell the mortgagee property on Main Street Maynard under a 1922 deed to Maynard Trust Company. Sale Jan 12 1938 at 11:30 am. Property borders Davis Oliver Casey and Main Street with 112.25 by 50.01 feet. Subject to taxes liens and drainage rights. $1000 deposit required at sale. Maynard Trust Company mortgagee Harold J. Morgan treasurer Howard A. Wilson attorney.
Miss Helen R. B. Priest daughter of Mrs Virginia M Priest of South Sudbury is among 546 Northfield Seminary students who will spend the Christmas vacation at home.
By virtue of a mortgage power of sale dated April 30 1917 Robert Oksa to Maynard Trust Co the property lot 100 on Broadbent Park plan Middlesex South deeds book 4132 page 119 will be sold at public auction January 19 1935 at eleven oclock in the forenoon. The parcel lies on the westerly line of Second Street beginning at a stake 103 feet from Second and Fourth Streets and follows the lot lines to a road Moynihan then along Second Street back to the point of beginning. The sale excludes an earlier release dated April 4 1930 and is subject to record restrictions. A deposit of $500 is required with the bid.
The Massachusetts Probate Court in Cambridge issues a citation to Harvard Trust Company North Avenue Savings Bank Waltham Savings Bank Concord National Bank Middlesex Institution for Savings and Arthur D Hosmer regarding the estate of Bila S Hosmer late of Concord. It seeks attachment of real estate injunctions delivery of estate property and payment of sums due. Objections must be filed by January 4 1935 with a final pleading within 21 days. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge of said Court December 6 1934.
Public notice states Savings dated May 21 1928 recorded Middlesex South District Deeds Book 5232 Page 85 bids to be received at two o clock P M on January 7 1935 for the Concord land near Fitchburg Railroad Depot with 1 8 acre. The sale notes a prior mortgage of 800 dated November 4 1925 in Book 4909 Page 472 and refers to title by Ellen M Hayes formerly James Tuma with deed recorded May 1 1893 in Book 2193 Page 56. The parcel is described by metes bounds and includes structures subject to prior lien.
Public auction set for January 7 1935 at 3 30 P M on premises described in a 1928 mortgage from John H White to Middlesex Institution for Savings. Property on Percival Street Maynard bounded by Catholic Church land and William Maynard land with prior mortgage to Middlesex recorded Book 5100 Page 272. Henry F Smith Treasurer Dec 4 1934.
Maynard Post VFW Auxiliary welcomed more than 100 children to the annual Christmas party at VFW headquarters on Saturday afternoon. Santa distributed gifts from a decorated tree while the children enjoyed refreshments. the event was organized by Mrs. Mary Wright and several auxiliary members.
Frederick R. Hart mortgaged property to Middlesex Institution for Savings dated October 1, 1930. Public auction set for January 7, 1935 at 3 PM on the premises described as lot 12 in plan by W. D. Tuttle 1896, Highland Street frontage 80 feet, bounds 116 by Shattuck land, 80 feet by Lot 1, 113 feet by Lot 12, 9160 square feet. Subject to prior mortgage December 28 1922 and unpaid taxes. Present holder Tenry F. Smith Treasurer.
Notice under General Law that Matured Share Certificate No 320 issued by Concord Co-op erative Bank has been lost or destroyed. Application has been made for a new certificate in lieu thereof and payment on the original has been stopped. Benjamin Moody treasurer.
Athol Hockey Club dominated Maynard 10-3 on Sunday. Lombard led with four goals while Cooke Bryant Hayden and others contributed for Athol. Maynard answered with Abo Oia Jokisaari and others in a one sided matchup. Referee Dunbar officiated the game.
A survey highlights Mayans as masters of varied stone and line cement use for durable architecture and notes their woodcraft expertise. The findings emphasize construction techniques and material choices that supported their impressive structures.
Announcement that Deposit Book No. 29150 has been lost and payment is stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings in Concord Massachusetts issues the notice dated December 14, 1934, signed by treasurer H F Smith.
Mortgagee John G. Nordberg will sell at public auction on January 19 1935 at eleven in the forenoon the premises known as lots 48 49 and the easterly half of lot 47 on the Balcom Farms plan in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts described in the Nordberg deed and plan. Sale subject to unpaid taxes liens and other encumbrances with 3300 to be paid cash at sale and balance due by February 1985 at McCleary's office.
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