Fragmentary OCR Note Inspires Brief Inquiry
Reading shows a fragmentary line asking about timing and location with unclear names. The readable portion hints at a request or reminder tied to a four week period and a See or there reference.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
7
Reading shows a fragmentary line asking about timing and location with unclear names. The readable portion hints at a request or reminder tied to a four week period and a See or there reference.
A petition seeks probate of the estate of an intestate resident of Concord. Andrew H. Concord is named to administer without bond in the Mid County Court. Citations require presence at the court in Concord on the twenty second day at ten o clock to show cause. Public notice to run in the Concord Enterprise for three consecutive weeks. Judge Join C. Leggat signs the notice dated May 4, 1904.
The estate of Olof Nel known as Olof F. of Acton faces probate with a last will presented in favor of Conn S. An executor is named as Beda Swan who provides a surety on her bond.
Revere Trust Company in possession lists a cash sale of household and kitchen furnishings including Italian dining set nine pieces, living room items, sun porch and sewing room pieces, bedroom sets with twin beds, and odds and ends. Sale location Room 821 294 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts with commissioner Arthur Guy and liquidating agent John Corcoran. Dates June 13 20 27.
Maynard parishioners at St. Bridget’s held a successful whist social at Cooperative ball Monday evening. Special awards went to Mildred Morgan Frank Tobin Dr KE J Flaherty and Alice a teecee. Whist awards were given to Josephine Sheridan Mrs Driscoll Florence Wilder Eleanor Martin Michael Walsh Mrs Adams and Mrs Dwyer. A matinee whist is set for tomorrow afternoon at the Maple house and West Acton St Elizabeth parishioners plan a party at the West Acton Woman's club hall.
Union Church in West Concord will host Rev. Alfred W. Stone delivering the sermon on Sunday June 24 at 10 30 a m with Mrs Velma Hinman Edwardson as soloist.
In a Middlesex shoot Sunday the Concord Rod and Gun Club defeated the Minute Man Sportsman's Club of Lexington by a score of 1936 to 1864. Concord participants and scores led the total. Minute Man members posted several strong individual totals with R D Keene and N Fleming among top scorers.
Public foreclosure sale by The Middlesex Institution for Savings on July 13, 1984 at 3 PM for parcel on the easterly side of the South Acton road. Property details reference Edith M. Haskell and the 1928 mortgage. conveyance from William B. Case. Deposit required with balance due in ten days.
The Laes Luton of the West Concord Union church hosted a lawn party auppet and band concert drawing generous patronage. The Concord Legion Band delivered an outstanding performance and a large crowd enjoyed the supper and various tables, with Mrs. Frank A. Cleaver lauded as president and general chair.
E. Cowle married Aloysius Breen yesterday at Mrs. Wells Hutton house on Pow Dermill Road. Guests included Wells Hutton and Mrs. James O'Donnell of Framingham. Catherine Mardour won bridge awards. Middle sexes Insurance colleagues hosted a surprise shower last week.
In a Percy A Rideout Playground game Edwardson hit a seventh inning homer as West Concord allowed six hits. Maynard's Boulden collected two singles in three trips and Maynard won 6 to 5 with three base hits by Torppa and a three base error granting two runs.
Mrs. Henry Hall of Hopedale plans a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs L A Sebastian left for Digby Nova Scotia with Mrs Clarence Goward of North man and will return this week Mrs Margaret Hall of Newtowne Conn spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene L Hall to attend commencement at Wellesley College Beulah Hardy Adelaide Briggs Harry Wamboldt and Charles French motored to Bristol and Norwich Conn to visit relatives
Fathers sang in a dedicated chorus during Father’s Day services at the Baptist church with a sermon titled The Fun of Being a Father. An evening gathering installed new officers for the Middlesex Local Christian Endeavor Union, with Miss Marjorie Smith presiding and Rev. A. Jeffries delivering the address.
Last Thursday afternoon letter awards were given for baseball and the Senior play. Recipients included Harold Le Roche Chester Bartlett Donelt Roberts Robe Forsyth and Earl Sits Geamnetean. Perfect attendance lists for 1933 34 include South School Grade 2 Charles Murphy and Grade 4 Eva Northwest. A Pre School Clinic was held. no further exams until fall. Yard regrading activity at Center School resumes as an F BRA project under Mr Tallant with aim to improve grounds by autumn.
At the 16th annual commencement held June 20 at the Boston Opera House Massachusetts, graduates include Victor Angelo Roger N Bowlby Clarence W Malo Elmer B Higgins H L Ricker Jonas Carter and Waine H Terro. all previously attended Marlboro Hudson Berlin and Maynard high schools. The school is known for specialized accounting and finance training.
Norma Brighton Millen, 19, is on trial in Dedham today as details of the case emerge. Former relatives and neighbors describe Millen’s background and the charges she faces in court proceedings.
Boston reports indicate former Mayor James M. Curley is definitively in the gubernatorial contest. McGlue, ex Democratic State Committee head, filed 1000 nomination papers for Curley with Wo convention backing. East Boston toll threat and Ely calls for restoring two thirds of city employee salaries loom in June news.
A chaotic night in Veuve France sees three dead and 170 injured as Communists clash to disperse a youth rally. Separate item reports fear for George H. Whitcher, 70, superintendent of schools in Derry New Hampshire, missing after a party of 100 failed to locate him in South Whitefield.
A letter from Joseph P. Carney MRA administrator of the State has been received, signaling ongoing state oversight. The document's contents and implications for Marlboro remain under review by local officials.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.