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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
7
Petition filed in Middlesex County Court by Adele 25 Sudbury heirs and nephews and nieces ask the court to determine share of the estate and provide for the will's construction. Citations require mail notice to all named parties for the July hearing set in the county court.
A scanned financial page details capital stock 100000, surplus 70060, undivided profits, deposits 319212.51, certificates and checks 144, etc. It lists loans real estate 528119.69, personal security 227157.39, various bonds and stocks totaling 997910.74. Names Geo Creighton, Harold Morgan, Geo Gutteridge, Hartwell, Flood, Sullivan, Coughlin, and directors attest to the statements.
Public auction will occur at 2:00 PM on August 8 as part of a foreclosure of Francesca Arena and Agostino Arena against Mary A Murphy. The parcel lies on Main Street and River Street, bounded by Lot A, with a mortgage of eight thousand dollars to Assabet Savings. Details reference lot lines and prior conveyances.
Town of Maynard announces regular Board of Selectmen meeting Wednesday evenings at 7 o clock in town rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board. Pranks S Binks chairman P Joseph Schnair secretary Samuel Lerer
Public hearing scheduled by the Maynard selectmen on Sudbury Road to consider approval for two 500 gallon underground gasoline storage tanks on land owned by Mr. Ludto. Hearing set for Wednesday at 7 o clock.
London dispatch reports martial law in Alexandria Egypt with 14 killed and 250 injured after clashes. About 2000 Egyptian troops were deployed to the city amid the tense grip of the day.
Otis M. Whitney, son of Mr. and Mrs. C Hayden Whitney of Musket Quid Road, is named First Lieutenant in Company E of the CMTC at Camp Devens.
Growing chicks offered at special prices to close out Lexington brooding stock. Chicks are strong and healthy from 4 to 8 weeks old. Opportunity to buy April and May hatched birds at big savings while supplies last. Grade A A Q tested chicks available until July 12th. Order now for superior chicks.
Old Colony Trust Company of Boston petitions for appointment as trustee under the will of Wright of Cambridge in Suffolk County Massachusetts. Court orders citation by weekly newspaper publication for three weeks, to appear in Cambridge Probate Court on the seventeenth day of July 1930 to show cause why the petitioner should not be granted trustee powers and exempt from inventory. Witness John G. First Judge and Registrar Loring P. Jordan. July 2, 9, 16.
Concord Elks beat Stoneham 8 to 1 at Emerson Playground Thursday evening. George Johnson allowed only two Stoneham singles in the third inning and fanned six, while Concord led early and pulled away with hits and sacrifices. Petersen, Arkin, McCabe, and G Johnson starred for Concord as they built a commanding lead and held Stoneham scoreless through seven innings.
Violet Maynard and Kate McGlasken of Red Bank were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crowe this week. Alfred Lord and Richard Pointer toured New York by motor. Albert Barris, former resident, died at Fulton New York on Monday.
Smith held Littleton to three singles and struck out sixteen as Concord batters pounded Lingham for fifteen safeties in a 13 run win on Emerson ground Tuesday evening. Concord built early leads with hits and errors, while Littleton matched late threats but failed to close the gap.
Concord Elks lost to the Midgets in a high‑scoring game at Woburn on Sunday. Concord gathered ten hits and five walks while conceding thirteen passes to the Midgets, who opened with a five‑hit first inning and added six more over the game. Smith led Concord with two hits, as Dempsey, Frederick, and Johnson contributed offensively. Woburn capitalized on walks and errors to pull away in the later innings.
A murky game at Crowe Park saw the Eagles win 8 to 0 on Friday evening. Frankie Ramesh hit a home run for the locals while Cesario and Hudson contributed as pitchers and fielders amid a stormy crowd and scattered play.
Hudson T. T. blanked Ward 3 to 0 at Crowe Park as Parmenter led with four singles and Pedersen plus Travers added key hits. Maynard battled a layoff while Beavis left with an ankle injury and Shea exited early.
Local residents share vacation tales and gatherings across West Acton and nearby towns. Lucille Bichadell hosts a whist party at Maple Row Farm while families plan summer trips to Wells Beach and Maine. The Middlesex County Extension Picnic is set for July 17 at Wayside Inn. A retirement gift honors S. D. Salmon of Boxboro, with ties to the Boston area.
Next Sunday evening July 20 the Acton Congregational church plans an evening service at 7 pm. Speaker Mr Lang will deliver the talk. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
West Acton Baptist notes July sermons themed for summer and vacation. On July 20 the sermon is Streams of Life. Mrs Jeffries and daughters Elsie and Dorigen plan July to August at Northfield with family camp. Pastor joins first of August for General Conference of Christian Workers picnic reported pleasant with Mr. George Clapp in charge.
A July 20 gathering at 7 30 PM will be held at the fair grounds under the auspices of the Constitutional League. Speaker Mr Bong will address all to support the prohibition law. Sponsors include Irma Durkee and an orchestra. event backed by West Acton group Congregational Acton Church and South Acton City Church.
A sunlit family reunion gathers Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Park Inn and relatives from Limerick Maine, Sewickly Pennsylvania, and nearby towns. Attendees include Rev. and Mrs. H.W.A. Wetday and three children, plus Victe SafoWay and Mrs. Howard with others joining for the dinner.
Residents around Quimby square reported a scare when a large plane flew unusually low circling the area multiple times on a sunny afternoon. Horace Tuttle and others watched the sight, imagining an aerial land or rescue scenario.
West Concord hosts the second meeting of the elm mer reading course under the literature committee in the home of Mrs A R Borland on Elm Street. The afternoon session centers on the reader and the subject John W. Thomas Shepard.
Rev Howard Wilkinson of Emmanuel Episcopal led a three day forenoon meeting at the First Church while Rev George Ming Whorow pastor of the Taylan church was absent. Wilkinson serves as chaplain to the Citizens Military Training Corps at Camp Devens.
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