Legal notice fragment on insertion rates and fees
Fragmentary legals note shows insertion rates and fees with garbled digits and unclear amounts. No clear names, dates, or entities readable.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
2
Fragmentary legals note shows insertion rates and fees with garbled digits and unclear amounts. No clear names, dates, or entities readable.
The column honors departing student athletes like Paul Kendra, now a softball manager, and notes remarkable team runs such as a 50 game league unbeaten streak. It urges youth to pursue athletics after graduation, stressing fitness, leadership, and the value of local sports leagues to inspire ongoing participation.
The National Association of Pinhalon BC notes rising highway death costs in rural districts and cites cities like Memphis showing progress. The piece questions why states cannot cut deaths and discusses factors in road safety, oil supply disruptions, and a proposed ban on driving for pleasure within a month.
Frank A. Brooks of Concord, a Governor's Council member, married Mil dred Murdock, long-time city resident and secretary. The ceremony took place at Watertown and was officiated by Francis D. Taylor of St. venice 2 he thearst church. Brooks is a longtime Eastern Mr. and Republican leader. Mil dred is the daughter of Mrs. Leonard Murd. The first Mrs Brooks died eight years ago.
A local club re elected its president and named new officers. W Cheney and cartooner Hurd were named treasurer and secretary respectively. Mrs Kate Knight of 70 Gee Road Kiows was listed in the notice.
An editorial reflects on the 1941 graduates facing unemployment but finding hope in defense, telecommunication jobs, and rebuilding a devastated world. It urges youths to use their skills and hearts to shape a new America, democracy, and global peace amid war and upheaval.
The well attended Fenny Sale took place at Monument Hall on Monday night to support the Confraternity. Massachusetts state police pistol team will travel to Northfield Vermont for a three day match with Beattie Ollis Laito among Concorde barracks members on the squad.
Patrolman William L McCarthy of 407 Main Street was confined to his home last week for fitness. He will resume duty. Special Police Officer Cull has been substituting in his absence.
Professor Andrew J. Casner of Harvard Law School will lecture before the Concord Committee to Defend America by Aid to the Allies. The open event at the Girl Scout House on Walden Street will occur Thursday evening with Casner discussing world conditions.
Sunday services at 8 45 pm with Sunday School at 10 45 am and Wednesday testimonial meetings at 7 45 pm. Reading room hours 2 to 5 pm on weekdays except holidays. Golden Text from Psalms 95 3 4 prepares the June 23 lesson on the Universe including an atomic theory.
Mr and Mrs Hector L Marquis and family of Hudson Road returned from a trip to Lake Sunapee. Albert Sabansky of Maynard Road, a member of the graduating class of the High School, is recovering from an appendicitis operation.
Ellen J Moynihan Brackett wife of Frank Brackett of Tremont Street Maynard died at home late Wednesday. Aged 70 she was born in North Sudbury and long-time Maynard resident. She leaves her husband two sisters Mrs Marguerite Hearn and Mrs Nora Splaine of West Concord and a brother Timothy Moynihan of Acton. Funeral held Friday at St Bridget's Church with a requiem mass. burial followed in the parish cemetery.
Maynard Pozarycki, former high school and St. Casimir's athlete, pitched the first shutout in local softball history as the Maynard's Men's Shop blanked United Co-op 8-0 at Vose Park. Pozarycki limited the Co-ops to three hits while striking out Toropa with bases loaded. Ojalehto pitched for the losers with ragged support, and Johnny Murphy led at the plate.
The May report from the Public Health nurse lists Postpartum seven, newborn seven, acute illness thirty six, health supervision, infants ten, pre school thirty four, school forty seven, adults ten. Thirty three children were immunized against diphtheria at the Board of Health sponsored clinic.
Bac ge of C Maynard Leo Mullin was re elected grand knight of Maynard Council K of C at the annual meeting. John Provasoli was elected deputy grand knight, John Hannon recording secretary, Edmund Oegan treasurer, Harold N warden, John A Driscoll an ad ath Ewald Johnson inside guard, Robert Riley outside guard, Ghester T Sawyer trustee. Second degree was worked on a large class of candidates Friday and the third degree exemplified on a class of Hudson Council and Maynard Council at Hudson Town Hall last Sunday. Proceeds of a food and fancy work sale held last Saturday will be used to send deserving boys to Camp Hawley.
Intention filings show individuals Sue Maynard Helen J Alexandrowicz crest street and Robert T Gogiin 95 street Marion G Hult 32 Glendale street and Arvi B Stabell 4 East street.
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