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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
7
Fragmentary notice mentions a sale or site related action involving Haynes and Elmer with dates around 1932. Readable bits indicate some transfer or trade terms possibly tied to a 98 or 92 year reference and a person named Sudbar Fy Inte.
Massachusetts probate court calls heirs and other interested parties to appear for the estate of John H Marrs late of Middlesex County In Concord. The last will is presented with executor Thomas F Parker who seeks letters testamentary. A three weekly publication notice is required in the Concord Enterprise with copies sent to interested parties at least fourteen days before the hearing held May 30 1902.
Massachusetts probate court issues public citation in Concord Enterprise. The hearing at the Cambridge county court is set for June 24 1932 at ten in the forenoon. The notice asks any interested party to show cause why the petition to change name Mingoe to Auguste should not be granted.
Heirs at law and other interested persons warned to appear in the Mid County Court on the seventeenth day of May 1932 at ten o clock to show cause why the will of William J Bennere should not be admitted and Flora A Bennere named executrix may receive letters testamentary without bond. Publication notice given by Acton Enterprise in the official county notice. Judge Legent or Register Jordan confirms.
The Rev Dr Wesethieer announces the appointment of Dr Kantonen as acting professor of theology at Springfield College. Kantonen, a Michigan native and Ohioan, earned a PhD in 1981 and holds a master’s from Harvard 1926 and a BA in sacred theology from Boston University 1928. He is described as a rising scholar with Phi Beta Kappa honors and a strong record at Boston University and the University of Minnesota.
Notice announces Beena appointed executrix of the estate of Martenia Winslow in Dorchester Massachusetts. Creditors must exhibit their claims and debtors pay at 26 Upland Avenue Dorchester by date May 31 1932. Emma L Smith executrix signed June 4 1932 with filing details.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to heirs and interested parties. Ruth Gates Bowser is dead. Robert Bowser petitions for letters testamentary without bond. Cite to appear June 10, 1932, 10 a.m. at Cambridge Probate Court. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge. May 10, 1932.
A funeral service for former elector John Thompson was held Thursday afternoon with delegations from Maynard, Summerhill, and other towns. Rev. Mathew Vance led the service at Union Congregational Church with hymns by Ralph Jones and Harlan, followed by burial in Glenwood cemetery.
Dayton reports Frigidaire executives describe a two cylinder compressor with reserve power to maintain zero temperatures for ice cream year round. The design aims to reduce vibration and provide constant cooling, ensuring perfect refrigeration and abundant ice cubes in hot weather.
Readable notes show the George Washington Cavalcade event approaching Thursday night with work by the White Sign Company. The fragment mentions city, name, and preparations for the parade.
Mortgagee under a 1932 mortgage of Mary G Jenney Concord Middlesex County Massachusetts to Concord Co Operative Bank will sell by public auction on Monday June 27 1932 at 4 30 o clock pm the premises on Everett Street Concord bounded by Perkins Wells Co Inc and the street with 17602 square feet more or less. sale subject to taxes liens and all other restrictions. A cash deposit of 500 required at sale.
The piece notes rising interest in municipal unemployment relief financed by state loans and guarantees across New England. It cites Massachusetts New Hampshire Connecticut and Rhode Island moves plus Governor Gardner of North Carolina addressing fiscal reforms at a governors conference.
Springfield reports rising attendance at traveling circus and outdoor shows as concessionaires tighten belts and gear for the Eastern States Exposition in September. Industry veterans note demand for lighter entertainment and educational programs to fit growing optimism and regional exhibitions.
Sunday at the Methodist church in Maynard will feature the church school graduation. Diplomas and Bibles will be awarded during the 10 30 a m service. Rev John Rex Shiepler will deliver a sermon appropriate to the occasion.
Fragmentary text notes Harriet Bartlett leaving a location called Hope with unclear context. A partial entry mentions travel or departure and a person named Harriet Bartlett. The readable items show scattered place names and uncertain events.
Concord resident Martin Gravesen died at home 55 Therend Street. Born September 12, 1856 in Denmark, he married Kirsten Nielsen in 1882 and emigrated to America. He worked as a gardener including twenty two years at the Munroe estate, later served as Trinity Church sexton for fifteen years, and was cherished for his home and flowers. He survived by his wife and four daughters Inga Walters, Mary Owens, Sarah Priest, and others. funeral at Trinity Church with a service by Smith Co and burial at Sleep Hollow Cemetery at Petersen family plot.
Girl Scout Fair held at the First Parish Meeting House grounds on Saturday afternoon draws families with pony rides and cream treats. Volunteers offered warm foods and activities that provided joy and entertainment for children and residents of Concord.
In Lexington, Concord led 2 0 after four innings but exploded in the fifth with three hits two walks and a passed ball producing six unearned runs. Lexington hitters including Megin and Gibbons had three hits each in four at bats and Concord also tallied ten runs in the later frames.
Concord High displayed tight defense and timely hitting as Megin and Kaehly led a 7 inning showdown. Tompkins earned the win on the mound while Erisman and Flanagan contributed key plays, with Lovejoy scoring after placeholder substitutions.
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