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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1935
Page
7
Unclear text reports William Hooper seriously ill in hospital. Mentions Mrs. A ft and other family members but lacks full details. The fragment references Mr. Y Stone and mentions illness and a gathering of relatives in an undefined setting.
Robert Hunter, recently home for a few days, has gone back to Waterford Vermont. He resumes his role as assistant engineer on a bridge building project.
Gabriel Fahrenheit combined snow and salt to create a freezing mixture used to calibrate his thermometer. The experiment demonstrated temperature effects and helped establish a reliable scale for freezing and boiling points.
SQ Acton reports Barbara Bursaw daughter of Mrs Henry B and Barbara Bursaw resting comfortably at Massachusetts General Hospital after a severe illness.
Acton Post VFW held the third in a series of whist parties at West Acton Firehouse last week Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs Lena Lawrence, Mrs Minnie Campbell, James Smith and T. Sisson. The next party is set for the same location on Wednesday evening March 6.
Town residents discuss a civic center for youth offering evening activities a stage for amateur theater and athletic programs for boys and girls as a way to counter communistic influence and engage the community in constructive pursuits. The idea envisions a gathering place for all citizens to share ideas and participate in supervised activities amid concerns about political shifts.
The letter notes rising third party sentiment across factions including insurgents progressives and independents amid Roosevelt era politics. It cites New Deal expectations disappointments and potential shifts in Congress with defections and investigations shaping the groundwork for 1936 elections and possible proactive opposition.
A compact note references a numeric sequence involving Turkey and a backward to forward reading puzzle. The fragment suggests a focus on geographic unit squares and a numeric transition but lacks a clear event or person. Further readable context would be needed to identify a concrete news item.
Middlesex county February 13 1935 notice of execution and sale of real estate to satisfy a lien from November 27 1924. Parcels of land in Concord Junction bounded by Laws Brook Road and Bonello property described with measurements and corner stones. Sale set for February 27 1935 at 1 pm at 20 Second Street Cambridge with Joseph Lubbick of Concord named as lien holder and Mary Subick as land owner in part. Deputy Herbert C. Sheriff presiding. Feb 20 and Mar 6 dates listed.
A club license application to sell alcohol has been filed by the Allan Social Club for 1935. A meeting to act on the application will be held on March.
The regular meeting of the Board will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock at their location. McCarron, Chairman Patrick A. McGrath, Secretary Marsden Roy.
The court in Cambridge requires all creditors and interested parties to file written appearances by 10 a.m. March 15 1995 regarding the estate of a named individual presented for allowance of the first account. Witness John C Leggat First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. Feb 27 Mar 6 13.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court invites interested parties to object to the petition seeking Frederick H Hilton of Framingham named public administrator for Hilma Ryomanen Maynard estate. Objections must be filed at Cambridge before 10 a.m. on March 14 1936. Register notes dates February 27 and March 6.
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