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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
8
Fragmentary church bulletin lists Rector Emeritus Charles Russell Peck and Smith Owen Dexter with Holy Communion services around February 5 and February 9 in Concord Massachusetts. Reading text is garbled but indicates church school and communion observances.
Commonwealth probate court cites heirs and next of kin in the estate of Inez Sudbury deceased. Petition for administration filed. Oscar H. of Portland named as administrator nominee or suitable alternative. Citations require appearance Feb 2 1938 at 10 AM. publication in Sudbury Enterprise weekly for three weeks. mailing notices to next of kin prior to hearing.
Notice states a deposit book numbered is lost. Payment requested from the Middlesex Institution for Savings and Henry F. Smith, treasurer, in Massachusetts, dated 1953.
The Maymard The Waltham Cubs toppled St. Casimir 56 to 28 Sunday afternoon in the parish gym. A fast, husky attack opened 11-1 and built a 20-6 halftime lead as Anderson Greig and Lebrun combined for 47 points. Wosssnisz stood out for the locals in a difficult afternoon. The score:
Mortgage holder to foreclose on Paul F Shepard and Helen O Shepard owned property on Bedford Road Concord Mass. Two and eight tenths acre parcel bounded by Keizer and other land. Auction at 11 A.M. February 10 1933. Terms require 300 dollars cash or certified check. Property conveyed subject to taxes liens and restrictions. John Wilson present holder. Records: Middlesex South District Deeds Book 5488 Page 585.
Framingham District Court heard 43 year old Potter road recluse Rice plead not guilty to three counts of shooting with intent to kill after defending his isolated North Framingham home. Bail set at 15000 per count total 45000. he was held at East Cambridge jail. Victims Ray Fields Earl Carney and Charles Fields were hospitalized with severe wounds. one later died. Rice surrendered after police threatened to use hand grenades to storm the house, then gave a contested account of events amid warnings against resisting law enforcement. The case continues with exam waiver and a February 6 continuation.
The administrator Adam Chaikovitz seeks distribution of a deceased Acton estate. The Probate Court in Cambridge, Middlesex, is told the balance is to be distributed among next of kin. A citation directs appearance March 6, 1933, with publication each week for three weeks and notice to known interested parties.
Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs at law creditors and all interested in the estate of Fred Vorenberg late of Sudbury to appear February 9 1933 in Cambridge to show cause why administration should not be granted to Frances C Vorenberg of Sudbury and Simon Vorenberg of Boston without surety on bonds. Public notice to run three weeks in Sudbury Enterprise. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. Jan 25 Feb 1 8.
The production by Mrs. G Hollis Blake features a strong cast led by Mrs Ethel Sampson and Victor Salloway. Performances include Tom Tomeno and His Big Brother Club with notable gains in acting, singing, and comedy, praised for character work by Ruth MacWilliams Grace Day Edith Thatcher and Mary Murray.
Rebekah lodge Mizpah entertained guests from nearby towns in a reception for grand and district officers at Odd Fellows hall. Massachusetts Rebekah Assembly president Mrs. Sadie Stimson and Chelsea district deputy president A Dorothy Morrison attended, followed by a supper and a degree ceremony. A Mizpah regular meeting and a Fun Budget program are planned for tomorrow night led by Sadie Case Ottilie Dréchsler Grace Trees Hazel Case and Eleanor Ingham.
Price will oversee refreshments at the event, coordinating service and supply duties to ensure smooth operation.
St Casimir's defeated Acton Boys Club 50 to 37 in the parish gym. Forwards Kito Wicz and Wojsnisz scored 32 points as the Polish team built a 29 to 13 halftime lead. Condon and Thompson led Acton in scoring.
Miss Florence Wilcox acted as hostess on Brooks Street for the Maynard The Vincent Club gathering. Members listed include Mrs Raymond Connors Miss Elizabeth Binks Beatrice Lange Louise Johnston Édith Elson Mrs Fred Bison and Mrs Raymond Drechsler. Favors went to Miss Elizabeth Binks and Miss Edith Elson. The group plans to meet tonight at Miss Louise Johnston’s home.
Maynard Lodge IOOF will present a entertainment program at a Hudson lodge meeting on February 7. The event promises varied acts to entertain attendees and showcase lodge camaraderie during the evening gathering.
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