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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
7
The Work Committee signals support for blocking nuisance taxes and preserving the defense funding measure aimed at taxing the rich. They argue the bill strengthens national security while protecting taxpayers from added burdens.
A preliminary report urges laws to curb navy contracts and require disclosure of shipyard income funds. It notes bidders’ influence and possible overpricing while outlining a broader New Deal agenda including youth employment programs, work relief, and public works oversight. It also covers NYA plans, Alaska relocation, and responses to labor and farm discontent.
The Town Hall Center hosts a summer garden contest inviting school age children to exhibit. A prize will be awarded to a boy or girl from the junior class, with entrants inspected before the Garden Club show. Mrs. Herbert J. Atkinson coordi nates entries. notify her at Sudbury 41 14. Full entry schedule soon.
The National Bureau of Standards notes that in parallel circuits the joint resistance of wires is not the average of the individual resistances. Two parallel wires always offer less resistance to current than either wire alone.
The Laundry team, led by George Johnson, cruised to a 10–0 win over the visitors after a rain-shortened game. Johnson scattered hits with strong support from teammates as Fingard, Grondahl, and Poe delivered key blows and a fifth-inning burst sealed the outcome.
The Acton Garden Club met at Mrs. Harold Clapp's North Acton home for an afternoon program by Professor Walter Dempsey of the Waltham Field Station on thinning Weeding and fertilizing. A large turnout enjoyed the hostess garden and fellowship.
Vernon T. Hancock of Everett has been appointed to fill the Sudbury high school teaching vacancy caused by Nichols resignation to Lexington high. Hancock, formerly of Hyannis and Marshfield, earned a Master of Education from Boston University and is highly recommended.
The notice states that Deposit Book No. 38707 has been lost and payment on it stopped. Issued by J. W. Ballou Assistant Treasurer of Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Mass dated July 8 1936 with further dates July 10 17 24.
Petition for probate of a will for William F. Litchfield filed by Amy C. Litchfield and Thomas F. Parker of Maynard asking that they be named executors without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by July 19, 1935. Judge John C. Leggat presiding. Register Loring P. Jordan.
The estate of James Goodson late of Maynard in said County seeks Leslie W Sime of Maynard as executor without bond. If you object, appear at Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on July 15 1935. Witness John C Leggat. This notice dated June 21 1935.
The Misses Rentel and Anna Ranke are visiting relatives in New York State for a week.
West Acton residents and visitors are listed as spending time in Fort Pond, with families from Acton, Providence, and Fall River noted. The report records Mrs Jane Witcomb, Mr Paul Duncan, and Mr Ned Houghton visiting relatives and staying with Mrs Jennie Holton for a weekend.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings notifies that Book No 28967 is lost. J. W. Ballou is listed as the depositor with payment details referencing June 21 1935 and July 3 10, with Rest. Trang noted.
Public auction to foreclose a 1932 deed of trust held by Middlesex Institution for Savings on a parcel in Acton. The sale lists 38 square rods with detailed bounds and is subject to a prior mortgage, taxes, and other liens. Cash down payment of 100 dollars at sale with balance due in 15 days.
Public notice states certificate number 32563 has been lost. The Middlenex Institution for Savings is referenced with J. W. Ballou as assignee, listing dates June 22 1935 June 26 July 3 and July 10.
The Board of Selectmen will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 7 o clock in the Town Hall rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary. Frank J. McCarron chairman Patrick A. McGrath secretary Roy Maraden.
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