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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
7
Frank Ahearn suffered a leg fracture when the hand car he rode on jumped the track at Sudbury on Wednesday. A fellow worker was knocked unconscious, and both men were taken to Deaconess Hospital in Concord before Ahearn was later moved to Worcester for X rays. The injured man’s condition improved as he recovered awaiting further treatment.
Extensive preparation is underway for the Field Day of Help of Christians in Parijs. organizers aim to gather community groups and volunteers for a day of activities, fundraising, and outreach with emphasis on service and unity.
A Saturday June 28 festival will feature a doll carriage parade for girls under ten with prizes for decoration. committees plan athletic events for youths and an entertainment program, with a reception for eighth grade pupils later that evening and dancing and refreshments to cover costs.
A Baglee Hall gathering drew forty to fifty attendees from out of town after a fiery cross on Summer Hill, with admission by card and no offenses reported. A trustee of Assabet Aerie F.O.E. received a call about renting the hall for June 4, unclear who made the call or their role.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County conducts a sheriff sale of real estate in Maynard. Isaac Halinen and Malvinia Halinen lose interest in parcels 64 63 and part of 62 on Balcom Farms plan 1918 at 252 Main Street Marlborough. Sale set for July 12 1924 at 10 am with cash payment to Deputy Sheriff Franklin G. Taylor.
Describes a renovated large corner room with three windows and light closet, near bath and transit. six minutes to trains. rent reasonable. contact D. Farrar at 58 Thoreau Street. Also notices executrix appointment for Frances L. Lounsberry of Concord, Middlesex County. executrix Serene M. Alice Lounsberry asks claims and debt payments by estate holders. Concord date May 24, 1924.
The trustee says Eagles Hall was rented for a meeting at 3 50 and the K K K rumor grows as Maynard residents react. Officials deny ties to the Klan while locals fear strangers may not hire the hall without local endorsement.
A lost savings bank book from the Maynard Trust Co is listed with a notice of loss. An application for payment is made under a state act, and if not presented within thirty days after the first advertisement, the bank may pay the amount due or issue a duplicate book, after which liability ends.
By virtue of a power of sale in a mortgage from Elizabeth Lewis to Harlow H Rogers dated March 29 1917 and recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds Book 4142 Page 276 the premises in Stowe Middlesex County are to be sold at public auction on Saturday June 28 1924 at 3 pm. The parcel includes 97 acres with buildings described by bounds and references to Winthrop Puffer Mar Teasdale Mrs Nagle Armory Maynard and Hannah Walcott with a reserve of 200 dollars payable at sale. Rogers as mortgagee Brighton Massachusetts.
Frank Murray of Marquette University arrives for a ten day visit and returns from a football conference in New York. He points to a strong season with wins over Boston College and expectations of fielding two strong lines next fall despite losing a center. Mrs. Murray and two children visit his in laws in Harrison Street as odd jobs and clabaab appear in classifieds.
Barred Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds from rugged farm stock. Price cut to 18 cents each. White Leghorn chicks from carefully selected stock, two and three year old, 60 cents each.
Taken on execution and to be sold at public auction on Wednesday July 9 1924 at 1 pm at 20 Second Street Cambridge. Describes parcel of land with buildings in Bedford Middlesex bounded by road and stake lines, containing about one acre and one twentieth of an acre more or less. Samuel W. Tucker Deputy Sheriff.
A bank document titled Payment has been stopped notes a lost bank book at Maynard Trust Co. The notice requests claimants to present proof of ownership and settle any outstanding obligations with the institution.
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