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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
7
In Ac County deceased Reed Tate presumed to have left estate. Walter H of Medford named administrator designate without bond. Creditors may object by appearance before the court by June 20, 1938. Jordan Register notes probate proceedings and bond details pending.
Memorial Church hosted services with 198 attendees on Saturday June 12. The Rev. Leslie Barrett was to attend Sunday at Memorial Church, while youth activities continued during the regular morning service. The Woman's Association planned an old fashioned bake sale on church grounds for June 29.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a banking and institutional context with a treasurer named Mayaind and a recipient or event related to a book with number 9067. The readable phrases mention a supply request and an institution for barings Whidney 3 McCleary, along with Jane and a numeric sequence 222,29.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on two parcels in Acton held by Steve Marchick as present holder. The land includes 1 acre described with stone walls and roads, with priority to Assabet Institution for Savings, tax liens, and a $200 cash deposit due at sale.
Massachusetts probate notice requires all interested in the estate of Boylan late of Cambridge to object to a private sale of real estate by June 27 1938. Judge John C Leggat signs the citation with Register Adoring P Jordan witnessing the date June 3 1938.
A reflective piece discusses harmony, freedom, and spiritual unfoldment as attainable through divine Mind. It contrasts material goals with spiritual aims, cites Mary Baker Eddy and Paul, and emphasizes practical Christian Science study as path to health, peace, and supply.
Sudbury residents enjoyed a busy weekend with a Saturday card evening at Mr and Mrs John C Hall on King Philip Road and a prize awarded to Mrs Charles H Way for a gay bouquet at the Wayland Flower Show in Sudbury Center. Harold Wheeler and his Marlboro orchestra will play for the senior dance at Town Hall Friday night, while Memorial Congregational Church members prepare for a church grounds fair on Wednesday June 29. The North Players and Young Dramatic Club attendees saw Star Wagon with Frances oehbt, Helen Bennett, Raymond Beatti, and others, as the club plans a fall and winter play. Mr and Mrs Leonard D Stiles, with Mrs Gus B Comas, sailed for Norfolk and onward to Richmond then Philadelphia and New York, visiting the Nation's Capitol on the return trip. Mrs Charles Wales hosted the Tuesday Club at Post Road with tea and cards.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to interested parties regarding a petition to admit the last will of Almira P Damon of Concord. Ken nai Damon of ord seeks appointment as executor with no bond surety. Objections must be filed by June 29, 1988 at Cambridge Superior Court. Signed John C Leggat and Loring P Jordan.
Massachusetts court citation to all interested parties in Middlesex county. James J Howe and Esther M Howe seek leave to adopt Mary Alice Paakki and James Emil Paakki, children of Emil Abraham Paakki and Alice Josephine Paakki. Names requested: Mary Alice Howe and James Emil Howe. Respondents must file a written appearance in Cambridge before 10 am on June 24, 1938.
Cambridge attorney George A. McLaughlin declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Middlesex County District Attorney. He cites fifteen years as a practicing lawyer, Boston University graduate, former City Solicitor of Cambridge, and roles with the Massachusetts Police Association and Bridge Board of Appeals. He vows to serve without fear or favor and to abolish racial and party lines in the office.
Sunday night rain and wind damaged gardens across Acton washing away crops and leveling bricks and shingles. A large tree was struck by lightning at Rev. Arthur I lide’s West Acton residence. No fire resulted. Carrie Kimball’s tree on Central Street broke near the ground and floods formed in low areas.
A notice from the Middlesex Savings Institution announces the loss of a deposit book numbered 40767. Payment is stopped pending recovery. Claimant J W Ballon is listed as treasurer at Convard Mass dated June 14 1938 with Jane 3S 82 2.
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