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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1940
Page
7
A fragmented notice mentions a lost book or deposit at an institution. It names W Ballou as assistant treasurer and references payment stops and dates around 1940 May 22 and June. The garbled text implies a formal lost book situation.
Notice under mortgage of Neil Jensen to the Savings Institution dated 1923 recorded in Book 327 and Book 3896. Premises at Hird Street bounded by plan 78 and 20 plan with buildings. Sale at public auction at three o clock in the afternoon on a June day. Tax titles and liens to be paid by purchaser, balance due within ten days. Attorney A Wilson and treasurer E McCleary Massachusetts.
The Assabet Institution for Savings via Sidney H. McCleary Treasurer announces a mortgage foreclosure sale on Friday June 1940 at 3:30 PM. The premises on Concord Street Fortill and adjacent lot 102 and 38 are offered, containing 59 square rods plus an additional parcel. sale subject to taxes and liens with $200 cash down. Howard A Wilson attorney. Boston Massachusetts. May 29 June 5 12
The Probate Court invites all interested parties to object to the administrator's first account for the estate of Lillian M. Clark late of Maynard Massachusetts. A written appearance must be filed in Cambridge Court before ten o'clock in the morning on June 7 1940. Judge Leggat signs the notice. May 22 29 June 6.
Massachusetts court in Cambridge schedules probate filing for the estate of Maynard. Henry appears, expects appraisement. objecting party urged to file appearance before 10 o clock forenoon on June 7, 1940, as return day. Loring P. Jordan, Register, May 23, 29, June 5.
Marlboro and Maynard meet at Crowe Park on Saturday at 3 PM in a Midland League game. The Highland City squad, improved this spring under Coach Ree Sawyer, hopes to sweep Maynard as many stars return for next season.
At Concord, the Reds captained by Alice Smith of Lincoln won both track events and the archery tournament, claiming the year’s championship cup. They defeated the Blues led by Joan Trumbull. Comanches beat Mohawks in lower-class competition while awards went to Sally Foss, Keith Fenn, Josephine Kidder, and others from Concord and nearby towns.
Prannie Woitkiewicz, ace hurler and Sherbrooke captain, moved to Richmond and posted two wins in three games with a 12-0 debut victory. He later contributed to a 95-1 win while under option recall. Doc Gatreau teams up with Wolskiewez for the Sherbrooke outlook.
Maynard R McLane of 30 Great Road will receive a Senior Diploma from the New England Business School in Boston on June 8. He completed a two year Retail Purchasing program at the school owned and operated by the Babson Statistical Organization of Wellesley. The commencement address, Opportunities Never So Great, will be delivered by Dr George H Coleman former president of the Federated Advertising Clubs of America.
A fragment reflects on self perception with phrases about being never 80 percent happy or entirely unhappy. The line evokes La Rochefoucauld style moral reflection on mood and exaggeration. It presents a paradox about self view.
A petition to appoint James G. McArdle of Arlington as administrator of Edward W McArdle late of Acton is filed in Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge. Interested parties must appear in person or by attorney before 10 am June 21 1940 to object. witness John Cherest Esquire First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. June 5 1940.
Petition filed in Middlesex Court for estate of J Jackman late of Maynes county deceased. John N Q Donohue of Belmont proposed as administrator. Objections must be in writing and entered in Cambridge Court before 10:00 a.m. on July 5 1940, return day of April 23. Registered by P. Jords n ve.
Extensive handicap tennis results listed with players such as J W Hutchinson F Thompson and M L Ham along with scores like 84 71 and 96 78. The page names many competitors including Brooks Smith and Buttrick, detailing rounds and match outcomes in a dense tally of 20th century style results.
Report notes Concord high cinder Norde led a strong performance, with Tom Foley delivering notable sprints and Farleigh clocking 10.2 seconds in the 100 yard dash. Sarvelle posted a 42 foot shot put. An orange and black squad captured the day’s lone first place.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings reports a lost deposit book numbered 22925. J W Ballou assistant treasurer at Concord Massachusetts dated May 25, 1940 notes the loss and requests seeking replacement or proof of ownership.
The annual meeting in Boston Massachusetts for the Church of Christ Scientist elected Mrs Keat Murney Glenn Matters C B of New York as President to succeed George Shaw Gook 658 B of Brookline and Edward L Ripley and Ezra W Palmer of Marshfield re elected Treasurer and Clerk The article outlines duties of the President and notes enduring spiritual law as guiding force alongside faith against misguided mortal interference.
Mr and Mrs Louis Hawking of Orange May are visiting Mr and Mrs Frederick Hawking Northcote Ledge Louis saa ap dent of manufacturing company and Dave Buxton are members of Free Valley Minnesota that acted to Governor Salton on the Memorial Day parade at Newies. The number of young friends gave Caroline Guptill a surprise shower last week Tuesday. they returned with many useful articles.
Mayniard notes St Casimir's MC opened strong against Allston Squires with a 14 to 6 output at Crowe Park on a Thursday afternoon. The Saints built early leads with four runs in the first inning and exploded in the seventh, featuring four safeties by Shorty Sinicki and solid fielding to secure the victory.
Members of the Anchor and Ark Glee Club of the Charles A Welch Judge were feted at a Framingham banquet Saturday. A turkey dinner followed a social hour with local music lovers.
A community party honors the An chor and Ark Club after winning their fourth first prize at the annual England Federation of Men's Glee Clubs contest held during Melrose summer festival. The 23 male voices are directed by Frank T Holland and are famed on stage and radio, earning praise from critics and fans across New England.
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