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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1936
Page
7
Unclear OCR text references Terres iva Pana in relation to Long Island City New York. No further readable context or details are available to determine event or identification.
The notice cites Lillian B. Eaton of Sudbury and seeks a trustee for an estate. Interested parties must file a written appearance in Cambridge Court by January 31, 1936. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge, with Loring P. Jordan, Register, signing dates January 15 22 29.
Deposit book number 32427 has been lost and payment stopped. Notice issued by J. W. Ballou assistant economist at the Middlesex Institution dated January 7 1936 with subsequent references January 15 22 and 29.
A notice states that a deposit book numbered No has been lost and warns of related actions by the responsible institution. It references January dates and payment procedures connected to the loss and emphasizes official handling by the institution.
Howe High of Billerica visited Acton High for two Lowell Suburban games on Tuesday night January 7. The locals won the opener 18 to 11 as Acton took the second team game. Acton guards Roche Bondelevitch Briggs and MacDougall starred on defense while Fred Lawrence matched Walterman for high scoring.
A man identified as Mr Ush er was struck by a car on Main Street near the Methodist church in Concord. He reportedly sustained spinal and right arm injuries.
Town residents are urged to place articles in the hands of the selectmen by February 1. Harold Phalen of ja University, a former Acton boy, spoke at the Acton Men's club ladies night at the Congregational church last Thursday evening. Professor Phalen used musical instruments to illustrate his talk before a large crowd. Roy Linscot, club president, welcomed guests and refreshments followed. An amateur contest is planned for February 7 in the Town hall with Nelson A. Hammond of Medford in charge of the program.
Sunday morning at 9.15 on January 19 Clarence DeMar will address a Father and Son gathering. All men and boys invited. January 12 pastor delivered a sermon on World Friendship. Friday evening losers in the Sunday school contest will entertain winners with a box lunch. January 19 installation of officers at the morning service with all newly elected officers expected. Evening topic at 7 is Varieties of Christian Experience.
Acton high school narrowly defeats Johnson high school by a single point in a fast paced game. The second team contest ended Acton 9 Johnson 6 with a late surge by Acton securing the victory.
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