Mortgagee's Sale Under Bedford Massachusetts Mortgage
Public auction to sell estate in Bedford Massachusetts at two o'clock afternoon on Tuesday August 1932 terms include cash deposit. Property described as land along the Lexington to Billerica road with bounds tied to walls, rivers and adjacent parcels formerly of Willard Hospital Parker and Eleanor S Parker. Frances R Cohen holder of mortgage and present at sale by attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Little
Albert M. Little
Winchester
Arthur T. Little
Woburn
Middlesex
Henry Graham
Boston
Massachusetts
Haskell
Southunty
Essex
Frances R. Cohen
Bedford
Lexington
Billerica
Bacon
George L. Goulding
Willard Hospital
Shawsheen
Francis
Parker
So Fes
Sonne Or
Sou Marty
Frederic Parker
Eleanor 8
Eleanor S. Parker
Middlesex South
Frederic Parkt
Masa
F. B. Cutter
Agile
New Hampshire plan eyed by governors to raise payrolls
Gov. Winant leads a proposed three million workforce boost through flexible hours to restore activity. Conn. Gov. Hook warns against overextension. plan gains backing from unions and clubs. Roosevelt plans expansive campaign with many city stops ahead of the November vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Hampshire
John Inant
Granite State
New Maryland
Washington
New Hampshire
Gov. Winant
New Hampshire Unemployment Relief Committee
National Federation of Business and
Professor, Woman's Clubs
Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Acton Public Hearing on Gasoline Station Proposal
Acton Massachusetts Selectmen schedule a public hearing at the Fire House South Acton at 8 o clock to consider permitting Gladys E Albert Hartwell Wendell F Davis and Waldo E Whitcomb to operate a gasoline filling station with underground storage tanks on Main Street and Great Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Massachusetts
Office OF Selectmen
South Ac
Gladys E. Albert M. Hartwell
Main Street
Great Road
Waldo E Whitcomb
Wendell F. Davis
Acton Police Round Up Regional Chicken Coop Gang
Bedford Chief Michael Foley and officers from Acton Littleton and nearby towns arrested Edward Goucher Oakley Downie Leo Hannifan Lester Carey and others on larceny and breaking and entering charges. Confessions show a long running spree with stolen gasoline motor oil wood coal harness oil furniture eggs and a fox hound taken from multiple farms and locations. Bail set and further charges anticipated as cases go to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Foley
Acton
John Regan
Ray Roley
Wm. Barnes
State Police
John Sargent
Littleton
Foley
Edward Goucher
Oakley Downie
Leo Hannifan
Goldsmith Street
Little
West Acton
Horace Tuttle
Acton Center
Leo McCarthy
North Acton
Bob Lingham
Charles Willet
Arthur Emerson
Jenks Farm
Arnold Leavitt
Mr. Cash
Reed
Sudbury
Gonther
Summer visits noted in Concord residents travels
Miss Avis V Fowler of Central Street traversed Vermont on a summer trip. Mr and Mrs Biscont and Miss Get Rid at their summer home in Ashburnham Miss Earl Hicks attended a DeMolay advisory conference at Black Island Lake Winnipesaukee NH. Miss Vida Benedict and Miss Helen Woods recently stayed with Mrs Edward F Wright of West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis V. Fowler
Central Street
Vermont
Meee i. Biscrnt
Get Ridh
Ashburnham
Local residents prepare summer religious education trip and updates
Maynard Howard Weaving Willis Stock bridge and others travel to Northfield for the Summer School of Religious Education from July 21 delegates from the Union Congregational church attend. Miss Charlotte Barrett visits Edward Luoto. Mrs. Goughlan and Mrs. Burton are on vacation. Mr and Mrs Martin Gruber return from Bermuda and settle at 2 Lindberg Street. Edward Hoeske opens a new aubile repair business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Weaving
Willis Stockbridge
Donald Peppard
Lois Murray
Edith France
Anna Fayton
Northfield
Union, Congregational Church
Charlotte Barrett
Newton
Edward Luoto
Arthur Street
James Goughlan
Brooks Street
York Beach
Burton
Gloucester
Martin Gruber
Bermuda
Lindberg Street
Edward Hoeske
Sudbury Man Released After Bail Reduction
Ralph L. Hogan of Raymond Road Sudbury was released by Judge James H. Sisk at East Cambridge after his bail was reduced from 7000 to 3000. Hogan had been jailed since last Tuesday on armed robbery and larceny charges involving Albert Langlois of Marlboro. his arrest followed by police work led to the capture of Hogan and three companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glancy News Service
East Cambridge
Ralph L. Hogan
Raymond Road
Sudbury
James H. Sisk
Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
Sicx
Myron G. Levenson
Boston Bonding Company
Hogan
Arlboro
Middlesex Grand Jury
Albert Langlois
Marlboro
Langlois
Francis Bastien Yeupty
Crotty
Gardner
Boudreau
Prise
Ace
Court set for late September session by assistant district attorney
The text notes a special court session planned for the latter part of September arranged by Assistant District Attorney William G Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asst
Atty
William G, Andrew
Car collision on Newton and Main streets injures pedestrians
A sedan owned by John J. Shaughnessy of 64 Fairmount Street and a Boston and Worcester bus driven by John J. Doherty of 9 Fairmount Street collided at Newton and Main streets early last night. Miss Frances was named in the report.
Concord child injured in street collision
Keyes aged 12 of 10 Fairland Street Concord was a passenger in Shaughnessy’s car when the vehicles collided with a bus on Main Street. Keyes sustained a slight lip cut but needed no medical attention. The Shaughnessy car’s right front fender and the bus side were damaged. Officer George Hutch investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
Fairland Street
Concord
Shaughnessy
Sear
Newton Street
Main Street
Haughnessy
George Hutch
Fines Revoked And Sentence Is Imposed
Wilfred Dugrenier of Hodson appeared before the district court on two liquor charges from 1922. He was fined 100 dollars, unpaid, and this morning the fine was revoked while he received a three month sentence in the House of Correction. A recent charge of operating under the influence was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Dugrenier
Lin Street
Hodson
James
W. McDonald
House of Correction
Man Fined and Sentenced in Revoked License Case
A man was fined $100 and sentenced to months in the House of the sentence for the charge related to revoked rights and operating a vehicle. The related fine included $50.
Marlboro Legion Whist Event Promises Cash Prizes
Under Herbert F. A. L. auspices a Legion Whist event will be held tomorrow in the hall. First prize is a cash award of 20 dollars, with a second prize and additional drawings for players with high card counts. A prize of value will be awarded by a drawing, and attendance is encouraged for the exclusive contest.
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Kiss of Victory
Helene Indi
Cissen
Isa Madlaon
Medinah
Christ-King Parish
Hudson— Christ-King Parish
Coreae Green Street
Amelia Lobel
Hercules Bourque
Noe F. Balthasar
Henry Daigneault
Francis W. Grenache
Adrien Lourion
Edmond Rainville
Ernest Guay
Mildred Gormand
Wilrose Renard
Louis Desrochers
Antoine la France
I -Bre
Anne
Levi Bissonette
Young Ladies Sodality
Amélia Loisel
O ' Bonnafe
Emline “Guay
Oscar Phaneuf
Florida Daigneault
Clara Daigneault
Gabriel Martin
Carmela Boudreau
Misa
Alice Lavelle
Bertha du Fgust
Henry Mathon
Joseph Girardin
Anthony Girardin
Amidee Bissonette
Albert Bissonnette
Joseph Bourgeois
Ector DeCelle
Peter M. Courtemanche
Henry Courtemanche
Philip Forcier
Maurice Chicone
Arthur Chicoine
Hamile J. Denis
Philip Cyr
Rene Breault
Alfred Benoit
Wilrose
Renault
Peter J. Renault
Henry Coulombe
Hercules Yourgue
Delise Buteau
Juliet Buteau
Annette Buteau
United States
Kenneth
Churchill
Geo
Leo Saxtor
Jack Keller
Bill Geaser
Palo Alto
Cal
Sam
William Care
Pennsylvania
William Graber
Southern California
Leo Sexton
New York
John Anderson
Ohio
Kenneth Churchill
Olympic Club
Ars Spitz
Uncle Sam
Maynard
Felix the Clown
Jumbo
Los Angeles
Athle
Finland
Decathalon
Akse
Garvinen
Piola
Holley & Comeau
Acton Street
Sudbury Man
Marlboro Police
Ann Dvorak
Hell
Miss Who
Leslie Fenton
Europe
Congress
Charles Curtis
Senate
Hoover
O.K
Legion Whist
Grand Arm
Baltimore
Sashasoae
Hellecea
Peamavania Po Beer
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