Affiliate of A National Banking Act of 1933 report summary
A Newton Centre Real Estate Company affiliate of Concord Bank is described under the Banking Act of 1933 with ties to Newton Trust Co and Old Colony Trust Associates. The report notes control relationships, stock ownership, and lack of deposits or loans with the affiliated bank, sworn by treasurer FP L Richardson in 1924.
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Naas
Essenal Bank
Ol Goliates
Con- Bank
Jons
Banking , Inc
Isford Nationals
Market National Ba
National Bank
Old Colony Trust
Concord National
Nationa
Newton Center Real Extate Co
Newton
Mass
Concord Bank
Concord
Mers
Federal Reserve
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Newton Truss Co
Orion
Newton Center Real Estate Company
Newton Trust Company
Newton Trust Co
Old Colony Trust Associates
Concord National Financial Relations
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Igriensces Ccs
Frank L. Richardson
Newton Centre Rea
Newton Centre Real Estate Company
FP. L
Chapel Established Ion Hall for Sunday Catholic Mass
A chapel was established at Ion Hall for Sunday Catholic services by priests from St. Bridget's church. The couple lived near the Hudson line in Stow and had one son, with all survivors residing in Greater Boston.
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Ion
St. Bridget’s Church
Hudson Line
Stow
Greater
Boston
Car Collision Injures Teen On Massachusetts Avenue
A late Wednesday evening crash on Massachusetts Avenue injured 15 year old William A Ledwak of Jamaica Plains after a car veered into the sidewalk. Injuries were not reported as life threatening. Police investigated the vicinity for reckless driving and possible contributing factors.
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William A. Ledwak
Jamaica Plains
Maraachusetts Avenue
Eee
Mortgagee's Sale of Concord Property in Middlesex County
Public auction to foreclose mortgage on Lot No 26 Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts with 4901 square feet. Sale set for July 31 1934 at 1 30 PM. $200 required. Concorde Bank as mortgagee. Attys Carpenter Nay Caiger.
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J. Garney
Winifred G. Garney
Middlesex Probate Records
Middlesex Probate Court
Concord Co-operative
Massachusetts
Hanes
Concord
Mid- County
Middlesex South District
Maynard
Middlesex County
Horace F. Tuttle
Fairfield Street
William Eveleth
Eveleth
Concorde Bank
Origagee
Benjamin Moody
Carpenter, Nay & Caiger
Cornhill
Boston
Mass
Collision at Dunn's Corner Injures No One
A rear end crash occurred at Dunn's corner involving a car driven by H. B. of Foster Street and a vehicle from Acton Center led by Ledwak with passenger Miss Geraldine Johnstone of Randolph. All occupants escaped injury.
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Dunn's Corner
H. B
Foster Street
Nahe
Acton Center
Ledwak
Geraldine Johnstone
Northway Street
Randolph
Acton 200th Anniversary Plan Cites 1836 Speech
Acton residents consider recording Josiah Adams Framingham native speech from Acton 1836 celebration. A Boston Tercentenary booklet guides value sharing for the town’s 200th anniversary. Goals include public interest, historical understanding, and promoting a Historical Society.
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Acton
Josiah Adams
Framingham
Boston
Hunter joins Concord road project after Worcester Tech grad
Robert Hunter a Worcester Tech graduate last June accepts a position in Concord New Hampshire where a State construction project adds a new road. Memorial Church plans a food and rummage sale in the chapel and ladies parlor on Saturday evening July 28 to fund church expenses.
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Robert Hunter
Worcester Institute of Technology
Concord
N. H
Ladies of Memorial Church
Weekend visitors and local notes from Sudbury and Framingham
Dr Jacob Schloss and E J Donnelly visiting from Leipsic and Wallace Nutting Studios Framingham were weekend guests of Dr M F Buell. Frank C Perkins hosted friends on Framingham Road. Mrs Charles R Capon improving at home after hospital stay. Sudbury Reading Circle met at Mrs Lavigne on Lake Boone shores. William Tufts Candy Hill on business trip to Ottawa. Mrs Cabot Devoll recovering at Emerson Hospital. Dr John Kelly Emmet Shea and Francis H Ingoldsby of Boston visited Sudbury. The Boston Globe picture of Frank Hadley and his woodpile is familiar. Sermon topic Is There a place for Rugged Individualism in a Socialized Government to be preached at First Parish Meeting House next Sunday. all welcome.
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Jacob Schloss
Leipsic
Germany
E. J. Donnelly
Wallace Nutting Studios
Framingham
M. F. Buell
Frank C. Perkins
Framingham Road
Charles R. Capon
Massachusetts General Hospital
Goodman Hill Road
Sudbury
Lavigne
Frank Hadley
Brown
Banks Serve Nation Amid Recovery Push and Reforms
Francis Marion Law outlines banks' major roles in funding government programs and sub divisions, restoring confidence, and expanding lending. He cautions against unsound loans, urges stronger supervision, proposes a nonpartisan banking commission, and notes the temporary federal deposit insurance extending to 5000 dollars.
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American Bankers Association
Paty
Hewitt Couple Planning Buffalo Visit from Michigan
Arnold F. Hewitt of the W T Grant Company in Landing Michigan and his wife will stop in Buffalo to visit Mrs Hewitt, during a journey that includes Highland street.
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Arnnold F. Hewitt
The
W.T. Grant Company
Landing, Michigan
Highland Street
Buffalo
Mrs. Hewitt
Mortgagee Sale of Acton Property Seeks Foreclosure Auction
Mortgagee Assabet Institution for Savings will foreclose on Joseph A. Densmore’s Acton land and buildings described in recorded mortgage deeds. Auction set for Saturday August 11, 194 at 11 am on the premises, with cash required of $200 and balance within ten days. Property includes parcels in Acton with road access and right of way over Lot C-2, tied to plan filed in Middlesex South District Deeds records. Attorney Howard A. Wilson.
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Joseph A. Densmore
Assabet Institution For Savings
Middlesx
South Regis
Middlesex County
KGO
Aeton
Parker's Crossing
G. DiBenedetto
E. Fletcher
Fletcher
Said To
Fletcher's Corner
Addy Fletcher
DiBenedetto
Acton
Fletcher Corner
Concord Road
Tor
John Fletcher
Said Fletcher
Eshae Noertheas
Land Registration Office
Middlesex
Assabet Institution For
Howard A. Wilson
Sear
Massacusetts
Unclear OCR: Local Store Entrance and Community Notes
The fragmentary text describes a First National store entrance in the C Building and various town social notes. Mentions visits by Mrs. Ralph Gray and children to her mother on Green Street, and locals like Bert Sullivan of Malden reconnecting with acquaintances. Also references a small brush fire at a storehouse and a marriage license notice for Stanley V. McNell.
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Ralph Gray
Salem
Stanley V. McNell
Hingy
Marlboro Teacher Sails for Six Week European Trip
Margaret ett, a Marlboro school teacher, left Saturday for a six week journey to Europe marking her third overseas trip. She was to be accompanied by a companion during the voyage.
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Marlboro
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