Sale of Real Estate in Acton by Mortgagee Brennan Boston
Public auction to occur at ten o clock AM on Thursday, 1940 at the premises in Acton Middlesex County described as 2.01 acres more or less with all buildings fixtures and rights appurtenant. The sale is to satisfy a mortgage to Home Ownership Corporation secured by Nelson and Angelina Harring. Terms require one hundred dollars cash at the time of sale with balance under owner’s loan conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson m
Angelina Harring
Worcester County
Tts
Midwith
Tenlock
Hebed
Acton
County of and
Commonwealth of Etts
Geo. S. Todd
Main Street
Bennett
Mary
Coughlin
Todd
Lawrence
W.andennett
Horacd F. Tut
Middlesex South
Owners’ Loan Corporation
Mortgagee - Brennan
State
Coangelies
Boston
Mass
Maynard Country Club Golf Offers Local Beauty and Challenge
The Maynard Country Club site is praised as a picturesque perfect setting for golf with attractive fairways and greens. Local growth of semi public clubs has pressured traditional clubs, but Maynard maintains a strong youth influence led by Francis Ancy Doyle and Tony Bourke, with Red Bishop holding recent amateur titles. The club fields a promising Bay State Four league effort and features Johnny Provine’s high school team showing emerging skill, signaling a bright hometown golf future.
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AL Cowles
Maynard
Prs
Meni Whd
Dibillo Tournama Fon
Bourke
Red Bishop
M. G. A. Journey
Francis “Ancy
Doyle
Holy Cross
Havs
Eo Gt Toll
Sean
Celeb
Maynand
Cluny
Johnny
Provime
Jake Swartz
Nat Ss
Gy Coughlin
Igse
The
Trapello
Harold
Estate of Elza G Wyatt Ward Transfer Hearing
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites all interested to object to guardian Francis Keefe’s request to transfer ward Elza G Wyatt’s personal property from Maynard to Warmers National Bank of Salem as trustee. Hearing set Cambridge July 18 1940. written objections due ten a m. Judge Witke John C Leggat Equire First Judge. Register Jordan.
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Commonwealth ‘of
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Elza
G. Wyatt
Maynard
Roanoke
Commonwealth of Virginia
Francis Keefe
Wiza G. Wyatt
Ward
National Bank of Salem
Virginia
Cambridge
Witkees
John .C
Leggat
Esquire
Loring
Jordan
Register
Lost Book Notice in Middlesex County Ledger
A fragmentary notice lists a missing volume titled Middlesex something by J. W. Ballou assistant treasurer Concord Massachusetts with dates June 22 1940 June 26 July 8 and 10. The readable text provides partial identifiers and dates for a lost book in a local ledger.
Notice of Lost Deposit Book and Stop Payment
Deposit Book No 4011 has been lost. Payment stopped. Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts. By J W Ballou Assistant Treasurer June 21 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institution For Savings
J. W. Ballou
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Mortgagee's Sale of Acton Estate Public Auction July 1940
Execution of mortgage leads to public auction of premises in South Acton. The parcel lies on a plan titled Land in Acton surveyed for Elizabeth B Richardson by Horace F in 1927. The sale occurs at 3:30 PM on July 18, 1940, with detailed boundary descriptions and adjoining lands.
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Seid Acton
South Acton
Acton
Elizabeth B. Richardson
Horace. F. Surveyor
Middlesex
Norsheasterly
Wall
Mt Cook
Bias
Baby born to Mr and Mrs William F McMahon at Cambridge
News notes list a baby boy born last week to Mr and Mrs William F McMahon of Central Street, with the birth recorded in Cambridge Massachusetts. Other items mention illness of Mrs Wells and Battles ill at home, plus a tour of seven waterfront estates by women visitors including Mrs Glady Merriam and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. McMahan
Street
Cambridge
Es Pateh
Mei Mane
Wabtone Wood
Everéuiversalist
W Ae Wells
Matree
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Battles
Benjamin Ineson
Liberty Street
Smee Thureday
Glad
Bedford Measles Cases Reported Amid Social Events
The Bedford column lists several residents affected by measles including David Dodd Finley Jones Donald Wellington and Eleanor Sullivan. It notes a Church of Christ bridge and whist party at Mrs Le Coney's home on Cummings Road and a garden party planned for July 11. Mrs Frank Cloutier and children from Hillside Avenue vacation at Long Lake. Marion Webber plans a Connecticut summer stock company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atong
Frank Cloutier
Hillside’ Avenue
Long Lake
Littleton
Marion Webber
Paul Webber
Hillside Avenue
Connecticut
Notice of Lost Deposit Book Nevat
Law informs Mike that the Deposit Book Nevat is lost. Payment arrangements are by The Middlesex Institution for Say ings with J. W. Ballou asst treasurer, dated June 13, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Middlesex Institution
J. W. Ballou
Treas
Britain Faces Break in Continent Fighting
Weekly news analysis by Roger Shaw notes an end to major battles on the continent. Report references editorial context and wartime reporting shifts as Britain adjusts to a new phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Shaw
End of the Battle of France and Armistice Terms
France signed an armistice with Germany and Italy six weeks after the invasion. Terms included demobilization, surrender of portions of French territory, German occupation of over half the country, and reallocation of ports and naval assets. Churchill condemned the pact as peace without honor while a provisional Paris government formed in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
France
Germany
Italy
London
Berlin
Rome
Paris
Sh:ping
Henri Petain
Winston Churchill
Petain
Hitler
Versailles terms listed for German defeat losses and reparations
The record notes at Versailles describe German consequences including loss of colonies and a large European footprint, a vast reduction of industry and navy, and heavy reparations. It cites a German army cap at 100000 regulars, abolition of air arms, tanks, submarines, and the general staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Germany
Europe
Roosevelt Third Term Campaign and Cabinet Shifts
The article discusses President Roosevelt and the push for a third term, noting cabinet appointments of two Republican colonels and tensions within the administration. It references Charlottesville speeches, Stimson, Garner, and Parley, and public debate over policy amid growing world crisis and political pressure.
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Roox Ae
Enor
Roosevelt
Pup
England
Fragmented World War II Dispatches Highlight Unclear Allegiances
Ambiguous reports describe a mix of exiled leaders, desertions, and embassies under strain. Anonymized Chinamen purportedly headed to England from New Jersey Belgium. Premier Hubert Pierlot allegedly fled to Portugal after ousting Leopold. Parisian opinion tags him pro war and a strike breaker, with embassy staff criticized as well fed.
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England
New Jersey
Hubert Pierlot
Leopold
Portugal
France
Paris i
Kim Ig
Ie Yangue
Gaid
U S Defense Inquiry on Aid to European Armies
A fragmented note discusses whether the United States can spare any military aid to European powers, questioning Congress about possible figures and the implications for American defense policy. The text shows uncertainty and asks how the US could contribute to European armies while protecting national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welt
Congress
America
US States
Fragmentary OCR summary of wartime remark note
Fragmented text shows a garbled quote mentioning totalitarianism and a Colonel Knox reference. It is unclear and difficult to parse the full context or identify date, place, or event. The fragment lacks coherent details to determine a complete news item.
Red Cross Officials Review Prisoner Communications
The article describes International Red Cross officials examining war prisoner exchanges and communications. It notes diverse nationalities among prisoners including Anglo-French, German, Dutch, Polish, and Russian, and discusses the humane handling and return mail between prisoners and home, highlighting organizational efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Red 8
Germany
Dolland
Obscure World War I Era Notes From Odids and Echoes
Fragmentary text references Woodrow Wilson and 1917 18 events with scattered mentions of C I O figures and wartime figures, noting New York census figures, a 744 million PEO figure, and distant references to Tokyo and global events.
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Woodrow Wilson
Tor
Hn Lewis
Americe
Jon
Eurae
Onde
New York City
Soas
Saas
Ema Island
War reactions traced in scattered postwar commentary
Fragmented text discusses international responses to postwar events, mentioning Germany Canada the Soviet Union and Estonia. It references leaders and tensions including M Reynaud and workers' movements amid a broader political shift. The passage indicates varied public and governmental reactions without a clear single narrative.
Fragmented Local Notice From A Distant Era
A garbled OCR of a local newspaper item lists names such as Mrs Arthur, Mrs Clark Hill, and Miss Kees M Haltoran. It mentions church events in Sudbury, a Dewey for President club, summer plans, a Red Cross course, and a trip to Salt Lake City and Canadian points. The piece is obscured and hard to parse, but preserves local names and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boas
Boa Lara
Hebert
John T-Batchester
Offont Road
Enry
Ford
Copansett
Arthur
Sudbury
Majitas
Saad
Red Cross
Ego
Q COUT CAMP OPENS JULY 7 AT REVOLUTE
The camp opens July 7 with activities for youths from Sudbury region. The program includes a summer schedule, guests, and a few weeks of intended stay for participants at the Bolton site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Bolton
Will
Sudbury
Boy Recital At Washington High School Hosts Sudbury Talent
In Washington D. C. at Stre agnard High School a pupil from Sudbury presented a piano recital to a gathered audience of about two hundred peers and friends. The event showcased the young musician's skill in a formal school setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jaitontam Streagnard High School
Taboy
Sudbury
Local Notice of Address Change for Salisbury Resident
A damaged OCR fragment indicates a person moved from Central Street to a new address in Salisbury New Rep etite. The text references Creeley BD and a loan of a rapter 26 but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creeley
van Ste Ent
Creeley's
Delaware
Will
Salisbury
New Repetite
Move on Loomis Street Prompted by Aides Avenue Couple
Mita Stewart and her children have moved from Aides Avenue to an apartment on Loomis Street. Mrs McClean from the same street purchased the old home on Miele Avenue vacated by Mr and Mrs Ba Powarrly.
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Mita - Stewart
Aides Avenue
Loomis
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Yin
Anette ReGen
Britain
Continent
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Matin
antuGer
the Campaign
U.S
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Frank Knox
Henry L. Stimson
Nagy
Ross
Alty
Canada
Dominion
Soviet
Russia
Estonia
Fk Ae
M. Reynaud
Appy
Joseph ‘Baca Nason
Pana
Madgleine C Gillespie
Sullivan
James J. Sullivan
Grant Street
Lexington
Gillespie
Portia Law School
Fisher Business Sehop
Photography
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Cees Nie
WNL
Ares
Serre
Doan
Fats le Moore
Doans
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