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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
7
The Musketaquid Sportsmen pursue a crucial Group No 2 showdown in Waltham tonight to break a three setback run and clinch the group title. Farrow leads Musketaquid as they aim to force a shootoff if needed to determine the league champion.
Mortgage holder Institution for Savings will auction the parcel of land on Chandler Street Maynard on July 21 1982 at 2 in the afternoon for unpaid taxes and liens. Victor Kotila and Mita spouses conveyed the property to the bank by mortgage deed dated December 20 1926 recorded Book 5051 Page 183.
Local notice states the book OST provides that a deposit book has been lost and a payment issue related to the loss is noted. The fragment identifies no names or dates. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
Court citation to heirs at law and next of kin in the estate of Ladie E. to appear and show cause why administration should not be granted to Frank L. olcord. Hearing set for August 18 at ten o clock in the forenoon in Cam County Middle district. Publication in Concord Enterprise on three successive weeks prior to final publication. John C. Leggat Judge. P Jordan Register. July 18, 20, 27.
Help wanted at Ida L. Kollen St Maynard Massachusetts for domestic service and sewing shop position. Female applicants preferred with household duties and related tasks. Couples considered. reference to compensation and duties implied.
The Board will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 7 o'clock in Brighton's Block. Applications for licenses or permits will be considered at that time.
Concord 4s Grange met in West Concord at Main street with Mrs Bailey presiding. After a brief session members toured by auto to Grange Hall in Bedford for a joint meeting with the Bedford Grange. West Concord returned to Concord around midnight.
Sudbury notes report a baseball game between the Fire Department basebal club and Nursery baseball club ending 23 to 7 in favor of the Fire Dept. Article references a musical revue with performers and local social notes including Mr Whitney’s Summer School in Llanxar and visits by Mrs Tufts and Mrs Rollins. A broken road sign at Sudbury Center is mentioned.
Friends report Rev John Dennen of the Unitarian Church is recovering well after a serious operation at Chelsea Naval Hospital. Rep Louis B Pfeiffer of South Street has been invited to attend the Governors and Legislative bodies meeting and banquet at the Silver Moon Tavern.
Inez Willson offers practical one dish dinner ideas centered on a large fire proof platter. Lamb patties wrapped in bacon bake with apples and potatoes around, with parsley garnish. A baked hash platter mixes chopped lamb with potatoes carrots celery and gravy baked at 425 degrees F for about 85 minutes.
The text notes Representative Louig being appointed Senior Imency and an Army Officers camp at Carlisle. New England Telephone Co moves poles on Spring Road to widen the road seven feet to ease heavy traffic to Veterans Hospitals. Mr and Mrs Russell Dodge of Hartford street return from Maine so their son Russell Jr. can attend a boys camp for the rest of the month.
Four-H club members from Middlesex County including Jeasie Levermore Lillian Acton Daniel Fish Orrin Carpenter Eleanor Beecy Alfred Windhal Rosalyne Hussian Eetaon Pater Chutoransky May ee Pekkala Jose Harry Dexter Esther Graft William Kelly Eleanor Dibisse Sudbury have earned a two day trip to Amherst Massachusetts to attend the Massachusetts College for outstanding 4 H club work.
A well attended whist gathering at Mrs. Ernest Johnson’s Summer Street home awarded prizes to a long list of participants including Mrs Louise Comeau Mrs Mary Ras Roussen Howard Hoffman John Hanson Mrs Theresa Sharpe Mrs Annie Scully Mrs Harry Boothroyd William Reid William Jones Gabriel Perillo Mrs Mabel Martin W Mattson Mrs Teresa Perillo Mrs Margaret McCarthy Mrs G O'Donnell Dorothy Reid Mrs Hetaer Marsden Mrs K Roche Richard Thane Mrs May Towler A B Lawrence. Refreshments were served on the Jagan.
Marlboro Aestes team prepares for a Moose Lodge event as they organize a degree team. The Women of the Moose plan a gathering tonight in Preston at Barag.
The piece spotlights Frank Wyckoff and George Simpson among a crowded 200 meter field, noting Simpson’s shock win of the Olympic distance record at 81.2 seconds. It remarks on Archie Hahn, Facky Scholz, and German sprinters while naming contenders like Toppino-Emmottino and Addie Tolan in a lively pre race atmosphere.
A Marquette University speedster dominates early 20th century sprint talk. The athlete claimed the National A junior championship in 1930 and holds district records with a 21.2 second 220 yard time. Rival Hec Dyer of Los Angeles is cited in Coast chatter as strong in the 200 and 100 events, with Wyckoff and Wyckett noted as close competitors.
Marlboro The Highland City Athletics earned their second straight win over the Travelers at Ward Park scoring three runs in the ninth to erase an 8 6 deficit. John Kenney fueled the rally with a single and a triple while Tom pitched for the Travelers. Gene Insani started for the Athletics with Pete Killis catching.
Mrs Cahill of New York visiting relatives. Hope Rebekah lodge meets Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hall for routine business with Mrs Bowlby presiding. Only one meeting per month in July and August. Miss Eva Howard of Main Street visiting her brother in Portland Maine. Mrs Ross Warden of Greenwood and Miss Leile Johnson of Reading visiting Mrs Herbert Bartlett on Walnut Street.
Marlboro residents and guests from Front Street return from a four motor trip to New York City. John E Rice Jr Fred Fletcher and Charles Maxwell met Robert Warner in Winsor Connecticut. The Democratic city committee meets tonight to discuss the presidential campaign. William Ordway of Bond's Market takes a vacation nearby. Alice Gaucher heads to Ogunquit Maine for the rest of summer. Paul Cloutier Harold Litchfield and others return from a ten day auto trip to Montreal and Quebec. Rev George Bergeron and family prepare to leave for Joliette Friday the 15th. G J Laplante Sealer of Weights with Measures moves to Church Street. Joe Chaput and Fortier return from forty days auto trips to Washington and Philadelphia. Helen Rice and family spend two weeks visiting Miss Betty Tamp Conn. Adelard Levesque funeral arrangements set in Montreal with burial in Joliette P Q. William Manamaifn attends Meatrost game at Fenway Park, Boston. Amadee Scott, former resident, visits Marguerite Paquin at Mise Catherine Brown hosts cousin visits. Ina Whitman undergoes operation at Mahnomapn hospital yesterday.
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