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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1940
Page
5
Notice to interested parties in the James C. Arlitton estate. An administrator’s appointment is proposed in the probate court in Boston. Interested persons must file appearances by ten o clock in the morning on March 25, 1940, with Judge John P. Leggat presiding and John G. Jordan as register.
Lost book notice for deposit register with payment stopped refers to Say Ballou assistant treasurer 1940. May 29 June 5 12.
Notice of public auction of property tied to a 1923 mortgage deed from Neil Jensen to the Assa titution for Savings. Foreclosure due to breach, property in Warren A. and Hird Street area, with parcels identified by plan and prior deeds. Sale includes tax titles and unpaid municipal liens, with payment terms and required balance within ten days.
Mortgagee announces a sale of two parcels in Maynard Mass on June 21 1940 at 3 30 pm by order of a power of sale for breach of mortgage conditions. Parcels include lot 39 on Concord Street and adjacent lot 101, with detailed metes and bounds and 1.63 acres total. Sale subject to taxes and liens. $200 cash required. balance within ten days. Mortgagee assn institution. Howard A A Wilson attorney. Boston. May 29 June 5 12.
Maynard edged Marlboro 12-11 in a wild sandlot style game at Crowe Park. Key moments included a homer by Ben Janse and late rallies as both teams swapped runs, with Maynard holding a slim lead through the late innings and Marlboro mounting a final push.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court citation notices interested parties in the estate of George J Jackman late of Maynard. John N O Donohue of Belmont is named as administrator or suitable replacement. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10:00 AM July 11 1940. Witness John C Leggett First Judge. Loring P Jordan examiner. June 5 12 19
A notice from the Middlesex Institution for Savings reports a lost Deposit Book No hay and directs a payment stop. J. W. Ballou, assistant treasurer, Concord Massachusetts, dated May 25, 1940.
The Acton team won the second game of the Field series Friday against West, with Barteau starting and Comisigh relieving in the fourth. South Acton held West scoreless through the middle innings as Pal hit a four-run effort. Diggs provided solid defense at the plate in a tied contest before the sixth inning. The third game of the series is set for later this week.
Circulated nominations and local notices describe church events, graduations, and society activities. References include Rev Leslie H Barrett Memorial Congregation, baccalaureate, Miss Evelyn R Piessming, and Mrs Hazel convalescence with updates on Mr Rollins and Mrs Cahidy Hill. The piece also notes Lady Aid gatherings, Garden Club invites, and a Goddard Library test.
Sudbury High School plans a June 17 Town Hall graduation with the full program provided by the Class. The ceremony honors local graduates including Edward Sherman son of Mr and Mrs A Z Sherman who recently moved to Lancaster Road. Bartlett finishes junior year at Tofts on Tuesday.
A public meeting is planned for 7:30 PM on the 28th in the Co operative building Mets area. Mr Putnam, with 33 years in the Clerk of Courts office, will speak on county government growth, structure, and duties, inviting all voters to attend and consider civic participation. Tickets are available from club members.
In 1941 a standout outfielder, Magnata Higgins, is noted for his strong hitting and defensive skill. The report highlights his recent form and role on the team as a key contributor in the season’s early sections.
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Maynard Council K of C held a night meeting at the hall electing Leo Mullin as grand knight acting fineral and John Rovasonli as deputy grand knight. Joseph F. Cleary chancellor James Mahoney Edmund Durgan A Driscoll and others named as officers and directors of the Building Association.
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