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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
9
Fragmentary text shows an application for a license under the penhalcy of A. Lent as chairman and E Marsden as secretary with Rick A. McGrath involved. Names suggest municipal or organizational proceeding.
Lost book deposit 37192 referenced in a public notice. Payment stopped involving the institution for Gay J W Ballou assistant treasurer Massachusetts with amount 1937.
Probate court citation requires appearance in Cambridge on July 2 1937 for the estate of Miles Surette late of Concord. John C Leggat first judge orders appointment without bond for executor with no surety. Loring P Jordan register notes June 16 23 30.
By virtue of a power of sale in a 1925 mortgage deed by Joseph Glikmar and Pannie Glickman to the Middlesex District Deeds, the premises in Maynard will be sold at public auction on June 26, 1987 at 11:00 a.m. The parcel includes a building on land bounded by Gummer Street, North Street, and the Fitchburg Railroad. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and other dues. attorney David Nieroy to handle the proceedings.
A muddled recap of a Midland league game notes two teams battling for playoff position. Key plays include a late inning rally and several singles, with pitchers and fielders named in scattered mentions. The article records multiple at bats, hits by Puriea Agio and others, and an eighth inning run that sealed the outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a sale of worn four seat items at the Maynard Advertising Shop on Main Street. The line references clothing or paper items and appears mid clipping with unclear additional details.
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear names and places. Readable elements point to a local item noting value and a potential transaction without full context or dates. Further clarity needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Harold Nordberg and Ray Veitch won the Maynard Country Club blind Bogey event held last weekend. Nordberg and Veitch posted a 3 76 by rough transcription. details show W J Rass as scorer and partial results for Townet.
Banns of marriage were read at St Johns church Maynard between Miss Lacy Gavelle of Hillside Street and a prospective groom, with other readings for Ros Carruba and Gaston Fantone of Quincy and Amelia Pitre of Clinfield Street. The ceremonies are set for June 26.
Attendance at the annual United Cooperative Society convention in Buehsburg ended with strong showings. Local delegates led business and social sessions, with Wickey finishing third in the 3000 meter, and other athletes placing in shot put, discus, high jump, and 100 meter dash.
Cmdr. George L Towne, senior commander of the Acton post, celebrated his 94th birthday on Friday June 4. Despite infirmities, his keen mind and humor remain, and he has spent recent years crafting marly pieces of furniture as the post faces morale and succession challenges.
Yvette Irington of Concord completes a three year program at Lagell and attends Gould Academy Bethel Maine for two years then enters Lagell in 1934. She serves as president of freshman and sophomore circles and participates in student activities while pursuing education milestones across multiple institutions.
Miss Grech will assume duties as district nursing association officer around July 15. She will oversee district nursing and community health activities with hours to be announced. The installation follows high commendations and signals progress in street and school improvements noted this week by the street department.
On Monday June 7 a drenched woman in a black and white crepe outfit with a black kid bag and satin gloves arrived at Mrs Stone’s home seeking shelter from a rain shower. She sat, answered questions, and said she would go home once the rain stopped.
A fragment notes questions directed at the ephor chief of police regarding someone wanting to stay. The readable text provides no clear names, dates, or locations to specify the incident.
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