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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1930
Page
10
Fragmentary obituary notes Mrs Mary A Reed widow of Reub Ketron, and mentions a pastor named Stone and a church likely Warmeord Union Church, with unclear phrasing about her passing.
Fragmented OCR obituary mentions Mrs Reed buried in Acton place of burial. notes birth date possible 1840s. describes her as daughter of Mary Arr molds and other unclear ancestry. Mentions husband’s death, involvement in historical society and Woman's Relief Corps, lived in Acton then West state side with her son. five grandchildren referenced.
Floyd B. Rietey of Burdett will speak at Sudbury High School on January 17 at 9 am. He will discuss practical career guidance and the balance sheet of attainments. Risley brings years of educational experience and advice for young men as a vocational speaker.
Thank you to everyone who shared in our 60th anniversary celebration and the lovely gifts from Bills Sudbury Massachusetts.
Sheltered by a warm spell, a long list of notable visitors including Darwin P. Kingsley and Cyrus H. Curtis planned arrivals during January. The Tampa Bay area prepared for high profile guests and a major conference with hotels hosting authors, publishers, and magnates.
A dated description details a bank interior with a mahogany counter, ornamental iron work, plaster walls, a seventeen foot high main banking room, and compartments like Safe Deposit Vaults. The text also mentions tax excise references and a lost book notice connected to deposit accounts and county records.
The article recalls how, long before the local institution, men used to maintain checkbooks and bank in nearby towns. It notes that early businessmen stored money at home or mailed checks and that Mr Persons was a natural figure to become a banker. It also mentions his earlier town service.
Public auction announced by Mariner Savings Bank on January 25 1930 at 11 A M in Maynard for the property described as the Carr mortgage lot on Sheridan and Moore Avenues Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts The sale is to satisfy the mortgage with the reserve terms including a cash payment of 250 and delivery of deed within twelve noon February 4 1930 at 1001 India Building Boston.
Lost bank book notice filed under Section 40 Chapter 590 seeks replacement for Book No 184 in estate of Clara B in Poncoed. Court requires publication in Concord Enter on three weeks prior to hearing, with names and official bond details listed. Witness John C Leggat, Judge, Middlesex County, January 8 1930. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
Public auction announced for a Maynard land parcel with a house, part of lot nine in the 1907 plan, bounded by parcels nine and eight, totaling 43.5 by 100 feet. foreclosure of a 1929 mortgage held by Commonwealth of Massachusetts estate and trust company. sale set for January 25, 1980 at 2:30 PM. Heirs and interested parties cited to show cause for private sale license.
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