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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
7
Rev. A. M. Jeffries announces Junior sessions at 9 30 and noon gatherings with an invitation extended. Mexico is described as having 28 states with no state as small as Rhode Island or as large as Texas.
Notice is given under 304 of the Banking Act that the liability upon holders of common stock of the National Bank of Concord Concord Massachusetts shall cease on a specified date in 1937. Prescott Keyes serves as President of the Board of Directors.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings will sell at auction on February nth at 2 PM on the premises the mortgaged property described as land and buildings on Main Street running easterly from the plan, with details of lot lines, private way, and tax titles. Proceeds apply to the mortgage dated February 7 1931 from Fraser D Laffin. purchaser pays one hundred dollars at sale and balance within days. other terms announced. Treasurer Onry F Smith. January 22 29 February 5.
A deposit book referenced in a law notice is reported lost. The notice notes the missing book number and requests attention to payment-related details.
Public auction scheduled for 3 PM on February 1986 at Maynard premises described as 1.06 acres on Parker Street near Sudbury. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and liens with $100 cash due at sale. balance within 15 days. Mortgage held by Middlesex Institution for Savings. Henry F. Smith, Treasurer.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings will foreclose a mortgage dated February 7 1936 on about 22 acres in Acton including buildings. The sale is set for February 13 at 2 PM on the premises with terms to be announced. The property traces to Anders Christofferson and Hans Andersen and is bounded by Massachusetts Avenue and surrounding lands.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock at their…
Washington reports a national inquiry into home accidents as part of casualty prevention. 34 740 people killed last year and more than 150 000 permanently disabled, with 5 000 000 temporarily disabled. Enumerators canvass 750 000 homes in 19 states to map types of accidents and costs.
St Louis group called the Blood Donors Benevolent Society of St Louis reports 70 members. Founder W BR Goodman organized 35 friends after visiting patients with a Sunday school class. Since then 109 transfusions have been performed with about half of recipients leaving the hospital cured.
New Haven Connecticut. Sergeant James J. O Brien better known as Scoop holds a warrant for a fugitive ten years old. The chase centers on the fugitive’s insolence and constant taunts including a Paris postcard boasting of a boxing champ child and a taunt to visit. The sergeant remains vigilant as the fugitive stays elusive.
A New York study by William Blake of Howard Mann School links sway in walking to higher marriage likelihood. He notes 25 years studying posture and concludes those who sway are more likely to marry, while straight walkers may risk being single.
In Ildes, Aragon, Spain, a stork and its two fledglings visit a cottage daily to show gratitude after villagers nursed the bird from a broken leg last year. The stork previously left for the South and now returns with young each day.
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Walter frets as Skippy the Gordon setter jumps gate into the boys’ nursery and tears at the crib coverings. Bob suffocates under the covers until rescue arrives. he regains breath and cries as parents praise Skippy’s timely action and the dog earns a sleeping spot with the boys.
Acton split two away games last week in the Lowell Suburban League. At Billerica Howe High beat Acton 25 to 11, their second win of the season, moving ahead of Acton in the standings. On Friday at Chelmsford Acton won 21 to 18, led by George Downe with nine points. Tewksbury visits Acton Tuesday. Littleton hosts Acton Friday. Community notice lists officers and staff for a postgame social.
A note urges residents to scatter food for pheasants after heavy snow blocks natural food supply. Onc E Phillip Lowden returns to North Woodstock NH after a family visit. Mr and Mrs John R B Kenna welcome baby daughter Carol Suzanne born January 16 at Emerson hospital Concord. The South Acton A A faces Strand Five Marlboro Thursday at Town hall, seeking to reverse a narrow loss.
Berlin is slated to meet the South Acton boys on February 6 and then the West End Club of Maynard on February 13. Mr and Mrs Albert F Sargent of Martin Street celebrated their irde wedding anniversary quietly last Friday due to Mrs Sargent illness.
The article states that most earthquakes originate about 21 miles below the earth's surface, noting the depth as a key factor in their formation.
The Clydesdale horse began in Scotland with John Paterson of Lochlyock in Lanarkshire crossing a Flemish stallion to native mares between 1715 and 1720. Importations surged in 1980 to 1981. These horses are bay or brown with four white stockings and a white face stripe, featuring feathery hair on the legs, long sloping pasterns, and large, roomy feet.
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