West Acton Notes on Wheeler Death and Local News
Herbert Wheeler of West Acton died suddenly in Stow and was buried at Hope Cemetery. The aviary at Franklin Park Boston employed him for many years. The February 9 Citizens meeting drew about 300 attendees with W H Soar winning Town Treasurer, and James E. Kinsley considering a run as independent. A birthday party for Miss Ivkoshovsky was held February 8 by West Acton H Club members. Some Club members missed the Rally in Ayer due to transportation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wheeler
West Acton
Stow
Unt Hope Cemetery
Mr. Wheeler
Janklin Park
Boston
Citizens Aucus
W H Soar
Missiichovsky
H Club
Ayer
Foreclosure Sale Notice by Waltham Co-Operative Bank
Mortgagee Waltham Co-Operative Bank announces foreclosure of John J. Glass property in Sudbury Middlesex County Massachusetts. Sale at public auction March 8 1938 10 a.m. on southerly State Road site 9.7 acres with specific bounds. payment terms require 300 cash at sale and balance within fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Glass
Waltham Co-operative Bank
Middlesex
South District
Sudbury
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Boston
Worcester
Nelson
H. Howe
George A. Howe
Charles
Parmenter
Harry C. ‘Merriam
Waltham ‘Co-Operative Bank
Oscar F. Falling
French & Simith
State Street
Mass
Estate of Efimig Oxenchuk cited for substituted first account
The Middlesex Probate Court requires next of kin and interested parties to appear at Cambridge on March 6 1933 at 10 am to show cause why the substituted first account of administrator Adam Charkovita should be approved and the distribution fixed. The citation will be published weekly for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise and copies mailed to all known heirs at least thirty days prior. Witness John C Leëggat Esquire First Judge. Loring P Jordan, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Efimig Oxenchuk
Acton
Adam Charkovita
Allénetée
Cambridge
Middlesex
Acton Enterprise
John C. Leéggat
Esquire
Lost Deposit Book 31091 Notice
According to an IDTW notice, Deposit Book No. 31091 has been lost. Payment stopping Middlesex Institution for Savings by H. F. Smith Treasurer. Fab. 15, 21, 28.
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Idtw
Middlesex
H. F. Smith
Treas
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services
All the News of the Week in Concord notes Sunday Service at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45 at the First Church of Christ Scientist Concord. Testimonial Meeting every Wednesday at 7 45 pm. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 pm weekdays. The Mind is the subject of the Lesson Sermon read in all Christ Scientist churches on February 19. The Golden Text from Isaiah and cited Bible passages are given along with Mary Baker Eddy’s Teaching in Recurrence and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary
Baker Eddy
Christ Jesus
Ladies Union meets at West Concord Union church parlors
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union church met in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs Thompson Bledd presided. Hosts were Mrs Robert W Carter, Mrs Frank Gleaves, Mrs William Rodday and Mrs Rodney E Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union
West Concord Union
S Thompson Bledd
Robert W Carter
Frank Gleaves
William Rodday
Rodney E Pratt
Service for Charles W Wales in West Newton
Charles W Wales a West Concord longtime resident and former chief clerk at the Refovitor for forty years died recently. He passed away February 6 at his sister’s home in West Newton after retiring from the institution earlier this year. He was educated at Harvard and belonged to the Harvard Club and several fraternal groups. He is survived by a Newton brother, two sisters in Kalamazoo and Watertown, and four nephews.
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West Concord
Charles
Wales
West Newton
Fredérick
Jénes
Lynn
Mass
John Find Ty
Tatts
Cal
Gardin
Wates
Harvard
Frater
Wellare ‘Wates
Newton
Sleters
William'r Brown
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Mra FE Jones
Wat Newlton
Truth and finance caution amid global risks and a bank offer
A reflective note questions whether disaster is inevitable, cites Japan and world powers, and urges saving. It promotes Concord Co operative Bank with 5 percent interest, maturing shares at 190.04, worth 200 in March 1994, with interest starting February 35th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
East
Russia
England
America
Ae ‘Concord Co-operative Bank
Pethods
Adv
West Concord PTA Meets Tonight for Founders Day Event
The West Concord Parent Teachers Association holds its regular monthly meeting at Harvey Wheeler School in West Concord tonight at 8 pm. Founders Day honors the 1897 founding of the National Congress of Parentee in Washington DC. Mr. Leon Fosg of the Diamond School Committee will speak, followed by an entertainment program, refreshments, and social odds.
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West Concord
Parent Teachers’ Association
Harvey ‘Wheeler
National Congress of ‘Parentee
Washington, D
Léon
Diamond School
West Concord P. T. A
West Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Leon F. Foss
Concord ‘School Committee
Concord
Dance at Warner Hall Opens With Help of Christians
Large crowd attends a social dance in Warner Hall under the auspices of Our Helpers of Christians. Two prizes awarded for best depiction of depression to Miss Catherine Christian of West Concord and Richard O Neill of Acton, with judges Miss Mary Frawley Henry and Jack Reilly presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Halleee
Christians’ Social
Mary Frawley
Henry:erson
Jack Reilly
Catherine Christian
West Concord
Richard O’neil
Acton
Trinity Church Concord Masses and local events
The Concord Rotary Club hosted a luncheon at the Colonial Inn with William A Nicoll of West Concord as campaign manager for the Salvation Army as speaker. An instrumental horn quartet provided music. Leslie O Anderson was named chairman to arrange a mock trial. The Colonial Club dance at Veterans' Building was run by Henry Helsher Jr and Henry Kytola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rotary ‘Club
The
Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Thurséey Noda
Burleigh L Pratt
William A Nicoll
West Concord
Salvation Army
Leslie O Anderson
Pie Colonial Club
Veterans’ Building
Henry Helsher
Henry Kytola
Regular Concord Artillery Drill At State Armory
A routine drill of the Concord Artillery occurred at the State Armory. Training covered close order drill rifle handling and military courtesy. Private First Class Joseph J Walsh of Company Saddler reen listed for one year and Lt Otis M Whitney received a class ring at the officers and non commissioned officers school for a recent promotion. National Guard divisions include five Class A units ready for immediate operation with the Twenty sixth Division leading and possessing an organized Ammunition Train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Artillery
State Armory
Joseph J. ‘Walsh
Otis M. Whitney
National Guard Association
National Guard
Trustees and officials listed for town roles in 1933 Sudbury notice
Notice lists town officers and committees including Library, Cemetery, Planning Board, Poundkeeper, Fence Viewers and Measurers of Lumber and Wood. It also states Frances C. Vorenberg and Simon Vorenberg appointed administrators of Fred Vorenberg’s estate with bond filed. Claims must be presented and debts paid to Adms. at Goulson Storrs Boston. February 9, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vorenberg
Sudbury
Middlesex
Frances C. Vorenberg
Simon Vorenberg
Grateful Tribute for Mary E and John T Tierttey’s Loss
The family expresses deep gratitude to neighbors and friends for support after the bereavement of Mary E and John T Tierttey. They acknowledge kindness and assistance during this difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E
John T. Tierttey
Probate Notice in Maynard Estate of Annie Adams
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and all interested parties in the estate of Annie G Adams late of Maynard for probate of an alleged will. William L Adams seeks letters testamentary with no surety and must publish weekly notices for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise and mail notices to known heirs by Feb 28 1933. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. Loring P Cirdaine Registrar. Feb 15 21 28
Teachers Sunday at Trinitarian Church Honors Local Teachers
The Trinitarian Congregational Church held Teachers Sunday with Rev George L Thattow praising teachers for sound knowledge patience and sympathy. The Cord Schools committee and teachers attended as special guests while the choir offered musical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Schoos
George L Thattow
Irene M cue 7 Wins First Whist Party at Els Hall
Mrs Irene Misr won the first prize in the first whist party of two new sets of five to be her in Eles Hall Thursday evenings under Eg ell P George. Mrs John Smith took second place and Gus Belmont third. Other winners included Worth Grindall Elizabeth Adams Anberto Frati celli Frank Miller Pete Yankas Norah Olsen Otto Boreson Joe Reoke C L Hokanson Edward Deptsey Lovell P George Annie Hayes. Special prizes went to Mrs Harry Reed and Mrs Annie Hayes, with consolation to Thomas Duberger. The second party will be held Thursday evening March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Irene Misr
Eles’ Hall
P. George
John Smith
Gus Belmont
Otter
Worth ‘Grindall
Elizabeth Adams
Anberto Fraticelli
Frank Miller
Pete Yan‘kas
Norah Olsen
Otto Boreson
Joe Ré ¥Oke
CL Hokanson
Edward Detpsey
Lovell P George
Annie Hayes
Harry Reed
Annie ‘Hayes
Thomas DuBerger
Concord League of Women Voters Talk at Middle Street
On February 1 at 3 o clock Mrs William M Cole's Middle Street hosts a talk by a leading Boston adviser for the Concord League of Women Voters. Additional meetings are noted at Miss Goodwin's on February 13 and 30, with events at Mt William M Cole's Middle Street through February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M Cole
Middle Street
Concord
Boston
Guy Cases
Camp hosts first meeting of Ralph P Hosmer Camp officers
The Ralph P Hosmer Camp United Spanish War Veterans held its first meeting under new officers in Veterans Building. Commander Albus F. E. Cushing presided as the Mansfield Post American Legion, which has run the building, plans to turn it back to the Town and the camp discussed future meeting place options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P Hosmer
Ralph P. Hosmer
United Spanish War Veterans
Corps of Officers
Veterans
Albus FE. Cushing
Jamee J Mansfield Post
American Legion
Prof R M Koon Addresses Concord Men’s Club
Prof R M Koon of the Massachusetts State College spoke to Concord men at the Trinitarian Church banquet hall after a roast beef supper. He described European experiences in Paris Berlin Naples Mt Vesuvius and Pompei while John McKinney provided songs with FE Payson True on piano. The town Finance Committee announces a public hearing tomorrow at 8 in the Town House on articles for the March 6 town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Fred R Jones
Earle H Parke
Ray M. Koon
Market Garden
Waltham
Massachusetts State College
Professor Koon
Paris
Berlin
Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
Pompei
John McKinney
Newton-Andover Theological Seminary
Concord
FE. Payson True
Eliot R Howard
Concord D A R Hears Talk On China
Concord Chapter D A R met Saturday afternoon with Regent Mrs Wallace B Conant presiding. Mrs George W Knowlton of West Upton spoke on China with moving pictures. Delegates elected for the 39th state conference to be held March 15–16 at Hotel Statler Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jlonse
Wallace B Conant
George W Knowlton
West Upton
Timothy Bigelow
Webster
China
Constitution Hall Fund
Hotel Statler
Boston
Grace. P Conant
Wendell P Raymond
R. Dora Farrar
Continental Congress
A. R
Rolfe
Names listed in local notice
Bradbury, Mrs Charlea A Dudley, Miss Eda F Shapley and Mrs Clarence O Tuttle are cited in a public notice item likely listing parties or witnesses. The fragment mentions several individuals without context or event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradbury
Charlea A Dudley
Eda F Shapley
Clarence O Tuttle
Concord Council K of C Holds Meeting and Radio Plan
The Concord Council of the Knights of Columbus met February 7 in Monument Hall with a 6 30 roast beef supper led by Joseph McKenna. William H O'Brien spoke on The Land Annuities Question in Ireland. A three person committee reported a radio will be installed in two weeks. Buy American Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
K. of C
Monument Hall
Joseph McKenna
Daniel Sullivan
Fred Lawton
Eadie Cullinane
Michael O'Loughin
William ‘H. Dee
John Lawton
Patrick Smith
William H. O’brien
Public Utilities Division of
Massachusetts
Ireland
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Concord National Bank
E. H. Davis
Summer St. Maynard
H. Davis
Banimier St
Maynard
Bluenose Way
John E. Garrett
Bryant ST
Malden
Kotila
Hilda L. Kotha
Main St
Maes
Town of Selectmen
Board Selectmen
Creighton’s
Frank S. Binks
Charles Irwin
James R. Priest
Mortgagee’s
Ole
Sree Cab
Summer St. Yard
Charles W. Wales
Lesa
Goulson & Storrs
Federal Street
Kota
Gard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middles
Annie G. Adams
Maynard Tm
Wiliam L Adams
Maynard Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Loring P. Jcirdain, Regiser
Katherine Clark
Tel. Hudson
Concord League
M OF Women
Colés
Heels
John Pulkkinen
Parker St
Maynard, Mass
Tel
R. M. Koon
Concord D.A.R
Iwiwaw
Blake
Concord Council, K. OF C
Middlesex Institution
Helen H. Moore
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