Probate Court Citation for Estate of Inez A Sudbury Deceased
Massachusetts probate court orders administration of Inez A. Sudbury estate to Oscar H. Leggat Portland Oregon or next suitable administrator. Court in Middlesex County convenes February 2 1933 at ten to show cause why grant should not be issued. Public notice to be published weekly in Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks and mailed to heirs at last known addresses. Judge John C. Le SS First Judge, Register Ring P Jordan. Jan 18 25 Feb 1
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Massachusetts
Lesex
Inez A. Late
Sudbury
Oscar H
Portland
Kness
John C. le SS
Leggat
Ring P. Jordan
Acton Enterprise
Ness
John C. Leggatt
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Vorenberg
Frane¢es C. Vorenberg
Simon Vorenberg
Boston
Suffolk
Cambridge
Sudbury Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring
Jordan
Register
Jin
Lost book notice filed with law deposit details
Notice cites a lost book related to the Middlesex Institution for Law and financial records. It names Henry F. Smith as treasurer and references dates in January and February 1933.
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Iddlesex Institution For Lav
Henry F. Smith
Rd. Mass
Probate Court to Hear Appointed Administrator Bond
The Probate Court of Massachusetts cites Johanna Acton estate heirs and appoints Annie Hughins of Maynard as administrator with bond. The court in Middlesex County will convene December 26, 1932 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why the bond or administration should not be granted. Public notice runs in Acton Enterprise for three weeks.
Mercy Elizabth Smith Funeral for Mrs Mercy Smith
The body of Mercy Elizabth Smith widow of Alanson B. Smith was brought to West Acton for burial in Mount Hope cemetery last Thursday. She died in Melrose in her 86th year.
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Mercy Smith
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord Massachusetts
Public auction at 11 o clock A M February 10 1933 of a 2.8 acre parcel on Pedford Road Concord MA as security for a mortgage from Paul F Shepard and Helen O Shepard to John Wilson The sale notes the conveyance subject to taxes liens and restrictions and requires a $300 certified or cash down payment with additional terms to be announced at the sale.
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Paul F. Shepard
Helen O. Shepard
John Wilson
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
Pedford Road
Bedford Road
Keizer
Keizer Land
Otlér
Lincoln
Mass
L. C. Robinson
Virginia ‘Road
Concord
St Casimirs Rally Past Dillon Juniors 37 45 In Undefeated Tilt
St Casimirs led 26 16 at halftime and 33 24 after three quarters, then held on to defeat Dillon Juniors 37 45. Jose Kitowicz starred for the Saints with Judy Wojsnisz contributing, as every Saints player scored.
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Maynard
St. Casimirs
Dillon Juniors
St. Casims
Sullivan
Dillon
Jose Kitowicz
Judy Wojsnisz
Saints
Midgets Edge St. Casimir In Narrow Victory
Maynard Dillon Midgets edged St. Casimir Midgets 20 to 19 at St Casimir's gym Sunday. Neither team led by more than a point as the halftime score was 11 all. Burgess and the Frisoli brothers starred for the Cantabs while Blacki Pilecki led the locals in a late push that fell short.
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Maynard
Dillon
St. Casimir
St. Casimir’s
Burgess
Frisoli Brothers
Blacki Pilecki
Vegetable chowder and a sweet dessert recipe
A reader shares a vegetable chowder featuring pork, potatoes, carrots, turnips, celery leaves and milk, with steps to thickening and serving. The note includes a sweet dessert recipe, Sweetheart Pudding, with vanilla custard and a chocolate topping, plus serving ideas and substitutions.
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Mabel Teed
Third Street
Ayer
Avives
Installation of Officers at Local Church for 1933
Rev. A. Jeffries led an Installation of Officers replacing the sermon. Fifty members were installed for church work in 1933. Miss Elizabeth Surroughs, organist, is at Jamaica Plain Osteopathic Hospital for anemia. Alden Johnson to become organist Feb 1. Weekly events include a Wednesday men’s supper. Ladies Circle meeting Thursday 26 and Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor Friday at 3 30. Do You Believe in Prayer service Friday 7 45. Sunday services feature “One Day's Journey, How Momentous” and The Great Text of a Humble Quaker theme. Bible school 9 45 and 12 10. Senior C D at 5 30. Rev. Mr. May to speak at Evening service. All welcome.
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A. Jeffries
Elizabeth S
Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor
Doreen Jeffries
May
Annual Clearance Sale of Clothing and Furnishings
Annual clearance sale for the entire family at Lever's on Main Street Maynard features great savings advertised by the store.
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Lever’s
Main St
Maynard
Adv
State House Debates On Military Drill and Education Bills
State House notes show two bills to end compulsory military drill in high schools and colleges drawing strong opposition from war veterans and support from college and school officials. A separate bill to make physical education compulsory with a $100,000 annual appropriation heard testimony from Boston officials.
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State House
Church
Armand C. Bang
Newton
James H. Sheldon
Boston University
Phillip Mayer
Medford
Legislative Committee On Education
Dil
Frederick W Banker
State Department of Education
J. Toomey
Boston School Department
Boston
Maynard Girl Basketball Team Dominates Peabody 37 to 7
Maynard's aggressive girls basketball squad, in gold and black, defeated Peabody 37 to 7 at Parker St. Hall. The Tornado, led by Sylvia Nyholm with 19 points, Cala Rivera added 12, while Ethel Wilson stood out for Peabody.
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Tarmo A. C
Peabody
Parker St. Hall
Sylvia Nyholm
Ethel Rivera
Ethel Wilson
TARMO
B. Sneck If
Nyholm
Ase
E. Kivela
G. Heikkala
Sneeee
Mark Jb
Peabody Girls
Gis
K. Hayden
E. . Holden
Tere Acae
Cc . Sorila
E . Pohju
E . Wilson
Cookery Questions to Miss Darling at This Newspaper
Readers are invited to send cookery problems to Miss Darling for answers via this column or by personal letter.
Woolen Team Beats Beach Nuts at Massive Turnout
South Acton Woolen team defeats Beach Nuts before a record crowd at the local alleys after losing position last week to Gangsters.
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Woolen
Beach Nuts
South Acton Woolen
Gangsters
Second half opener tweaks after win over Beach Nuts
The team defeated the Beach Nuts 3 to 1 on the closing night of the first half to regain the lead by one game. Frank Roche delivered a remarkable spare in the final frame of the deciding game as two pins decided the win. The second half begins this week with changes in lineups of weaker players.
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Beach Nuts
Frank Roche
South Acton Church Service Notice
South Acton Congregational Church announces morning service on Sunday January 29 at 10 30 a m with Sunday school and Men's class at 11 45 a m led by Pastor Alfred F Beckett Christian Endeavor activities noted.
Universalist Church Weekly Services and Schedule
Regular evening service at 6 30 followed by a meeting at 5 45. George H Wood minister. Morning service Sunday January 29 at 10 45. Church school at 9 30 a m.
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Universalist Church
George H. Wood
Miinister
Church Schhool
Drum & Bugle Corps Whist Party Thursday At Grand Army Hall
Marlboro Drum & Bugle Corps of Herbert F. Akroyd Post A L holds another public whist party in Grand Army hall Thursday night. Top prizes include 20 dollars and 8 dollars with many additional awards. A 25 dollar monthly attendance prize continues to draw players, to be awarded tomorrow night, followed by Bingo after the games.
450 Pupils In Dental Clinic At Immaculate Conception
About 450 pupils at Immaculate Conception Parish School underwent dental checkups over nine weeks. Ninety four had extractions, 51 sets were cleaned, 88 fillings, and three teeth were x rayed. The clinic operates each Monday morning with nine parish dentists rotating. Equipment was donated by the Knights of Columbus and Mary O Connor public health nurse assists the dentists.
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Marlboro
Immaculate Conception
Knights of Columbus
Mary O’connor
R. H. Coldwell Opens Garage on Maple Street
Marlboro Raymond H Coldwell has opened the City Garage on Maple Street managing the shop after 15 years in local auto repair. He is regarded as one of the most proficient garage men in the city.
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R. H. Coldwell
Maple Street
Marlboro
Raymond H. Coldwell
Junior Lodge Dance Planned by Sons of Italy
The junior lodge of the Sons of Italy will sponsor a dance Friday night January 27 at the Sons of Italy hall on Mechanic Street. It begins a series of social events by the junior division. Committee members include Louis Sandini Frank Duca Vincent Tornifogilo Nicholas Ricciuti Anthony Di Buono Joseph DiCenzo Marguerite Lombardi Phil Tornifogilo and Theresa Benedetto.
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Marlhboro
Sons of Italy
Mechanic Street
Louis Sandini
Frank Duca
Vincent Tornifogilo
Nicholas Ricciuti
Anthony di Buono
Joseph DiCenzo
Marguerite Lombardi
Phil Tornifogilo
Theresa Benedetto
Auxiliary To Eagles Hold Whist Friday Night
The F. O. E. Auxiliary will host a weekly whist party Friday night in Room 17 of Eagle's block after a regular meeting. Mrs. Ellen Reilly directs the event with Mrs. Eva Rougeau in charge of securing entertainment for the affair.
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Marlboro
Eagle's Block
Ellen Reilly
Eva Rougeau
Plans for Maine Memorial Day Observance Announced
Marlboro initial plans for the Maine Memorial Day observance were announced at a Bessie Marshall Auxiliary meeting in Temple block quarters. Evelyn Riley presided, Mrs. Margaret Hird reported ill, and the charter was draped in memory of Ellen Bonin. Charles Archdale represented Marshall Camp as it was announced the Maine Day program will be given jointly on February 12. Two candidates were initiated into the Auxiliary and refreshments followed.
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Marlboro
Bessie Marshall
USWV
Temple Block
Evelyn Riley
Margaret Hird
Maynard
Ellen Bonin
Charles E. Archdale
Marshall Camp
Probate Court Cites Heirs in Vorenberg Estate
The Massachusetts Probate Court notifies heirs creditors and others about the estate of Vorenberg late of Sudbury. Frances C Vorenberg of Sudbury and Simon Vorenberg of Boston seek administration without surety. A hearing is set for February 9 1933 in Cambridge. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Sudbury Enterprise.
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Miée
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John E. Garrett
Bryant ST
Malden
Hilda L. Kotha Maines
Masa
Maynard Selectmen's
Creighton
West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Daughters ,of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Agnes Collins
Ernest Ford
Our Lady Help of Christian’s Church
Marianne J. Collins
Beachmont
John P. Hennessey
Belmont
W. Chege
Harold W. Chase
Girl Scouts
Metropolitan Division of Girl Scouts
Odd Fellows
Washington
West Acton
R. A. Hilferty Radiotrician
Maynard, Mass
Schaftel
First National Bank
E. H. Davis
Summer St
E. H
Gls
ST. Casimirs Kitowicz
Wojsnisz If
I Pozarycki
Arcisz
Piecewicz
Ter Enene
Fis
Frisol Jb Sense Eserves D. Drohan
Steed & O’connor
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Watta Kid
Helene Schubatk
Long Beach
Cal
Helene
Rex
Tex Schuback
Dannie Bbawling
Home Service
Bosson Consolidated Gasco
Mary H. Oates
Roosevelt Street
the First Baptist Church OF
Beacon Hill News
The
American Legion
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston School Committee
Legislative Committee On Legal Affairs
James Im. Curley
Industrial Accident Board
Legislative Committee On Labor and Industries
Owen Gallagher
South Boston
Gallagher
Atty
John Downes
Insurance Federation of Massachusetts
Atty. Downs
Commonwealth
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Lawson Lf
Flaherty
Bete Ee Eee
Gilleney
Wee
Serene
Philiphs
Cette
Ewes
Aly
Lanigan
Marjorie Baker Rochefort
Luc Rochefort
James A. Stillman
New York
Mil
South Acton
Beaux Arts
Por
Arman Archibald
Fiji
Isabel Ryan
Istanbul
Drum Corps
Junior Lodge, Sons of Italy Plans Dance
Eagles
Chicago
Ida Jolles
Vienna
S.S. Bremen
Jolles
Maine
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