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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
7
The note requests Walter of Medierels be appointed administrator of an estate without bond. Interested parties may object by filing an appearance in the court before ten o clock on June 24 1928. Judge John C. Legpigall presides. John P. Jordan is registrar. Proceedings set for June.
A note on the Middlesex Institution notes a financial or founding reference tied to J. W. Ballou with unclear context and dates. The fragment hints at a historical establishment and a possible founder or contributor, but lacks readable specifics.
A notice informs the defendant or their attorney to file an appearance in the court at Gambrdee before the specified time. It sets the return day as June 29, 1988, and names Judge Leggat and Register Jordan. The text is garbled but indicates a formal court appearance requirement and dates.
A public notice states Bankr Book No. 3067 is lost and an application for a duplicate book has been received. The institution for savings in McGleary, Treasurer, announces the action dated June 15, 22. 29.
Public auction set for July 2 1938 at ten in the morning to foreclose mortgage on two parcels in Acton Middlesex with buildings and woodland. Notice to pay two hundred dollars costs and balance due on deed delivery within ten days at 190 Main Street Maynard Massachusetts. Steve Marchuk current mortgage holder. June 1938 notices by John J Donohue Esq.
Massachusetts probate court in Middlesex invites interested persons to object to a private sale of real estate belonging to Susan W Boylan of Concord. A written appearance is required in Cambridge before 10 am on June 27, 1988, with John Leggat, Esq. witnessing.
Instructions describe creating a fillet foundation for purses with white and navy woven threads and ecru with carmine and Delft blue stripes. Steps cover starting with a chain, double crochet stitches, turning, and repeating rows, noting edge weaving and when to start new thread. The reference cites Mrs Spears' book with embroidery stitches and gift ideas, listing contact in Chicago Illinois.
Forty nine children slated for first grade or kindergarten were vaccinated at a Board of Health clinic in the Health Centre Town House last Thursday afternoon. Dr Earl B W Ryan led the clinic with Miss Mary Ward and Miss Hall Ryster assisting. The compulsory vaccination targets all children entering school and a Well Baby Clinic is planned for Thursday at 2 30 in the Health Centre with Dr Howard J Flaherty in charge.
At the annual meeting in Concord Massachusetts on June 7 1938 officers were chosen for three year terms including President Samuel Hoar Vice President Thomas Todd and Clerk Helen H Moore. A committee of investment and a list of corporators were also announced with names such as Berkeley Wheeler Horace F Tuttle and Henry A Laughlin among others.
According to law, deposit book No. 44347 has been lost and payment stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings by J. W. Ballou assistant treasurer, Concord, Mass. June 17, 1938.
Miss Ward town nurse will request consent for residents to undergo physical and x ray examinations. Examinations will be conducted by staff at the Middlesex County sanatorium in Waltham. The clinic date will be announced soon.
The Acton Garden Club held its second June meeting on June 15 at Mrs. Howard J. Billings home on Main Street South Acton. Mrs. Burness Hesert presided and the business session reopened. Mrs. Phillip Van derhoet read Delphinium and Peony. Ms. Benjamin Poole of Pepperell spoke on perennial gardens and Homes Without Flowers. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Webster Blanchard. The next meeting is July 6 at Mrs. W. Stuart Allen's home. transportation is arranged between 2 and 2 15 at Mrs. FitzGibbon Acton Center.
Mrs R Lord in Great Read welcomes a daughter at Newton Hospital. Mrs K M Kieley of Great Read plans a Marblehead summer cottage. James St Couer visits grandparents on Mether Road then returns to Thompson Island school. Edwin B P Qua and family spend weekend at Silver Lake camp in New Hampshire. Freddie Sullivan, son of Paul Sullivan, has mumps at home. T A Taracouzio will tour Europe after summer at Springs Road home. Emma Brewster of Hartford Street hospitalized, best wishes for recovery. Mr and Mrs MBread Springs read spend weekend in Brattleboro, New Hampshire. South Bedford Extension unit note.
A reviewer describes a visit to the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History detailing the moon trip via a complex magic lantern, the dome theater, and a downstairs lecture on planetary orbits. The piece notes meteor dangers, Pluto's omission for scale, and lingering curiosity sparked by exhibits.
Jim Whitt, chairman of the local sportsmen's association, reports 62 deer carcasses found on a recent tour attributed to predatory animals, suggesting predators have killed more deer than hunters combined.
Seattle based garage man Martin Cohn built a makeshift “mechanical lung” from an old sewing machine, metal, auto parts and rubber tubing. The device uses a breastplate and a motor to create a vacuum, expanding the lungs to inhale and forcing air to exhale. It mirrors iron lungs used for infantile paralysis patients.
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary traveled to Swampscott on Friday to participate in the annual convention held at the New Ocean House.
Riseberg returns from New York business trip while Bloods spend a few days in the city. Eleanor Bowlby earns May proficiency awards at Becker College Worcester. Goudien seeks Marlboro for a vital yesterday appointment. Peter Dul ton recovers from pneumonia. Roscoe Neil Sr. reports Maine visits. Claudette Gauthier improves after Framingham hospital stay. Hairdressers take Worcester civil service exam. Irving Wright sends Townsend convention greetings. Houghton family plans summer North after Palm Beach visit.
Maynard and Howard Weaving of Rockford College lead the Massachusetts Pilgrim Fellowship delegates attending a two week conference with 170 youths from several states. Delegates from the Congregational Church, Middlesex Union, and other groups depart Sunday for regional meetings.
Marthoro Miss Biganor Fahey of Mechanic Street takes a week off from Strafford Street Company. Clyde Geddes of Orlando visits Gedilew Uleter Alfred Stevens on Pleasant Street. Louise Shawmut visits Dr and Mrs Dyron Bizot in Louisville Kentucky. Mrs Bizot related to the Ge ge Rite Meringty and Kay Hildreth. Mr Grandi manages Weekapang Tha. Henry Lowell returns home from Faulkner Hospital Boston and cannot receive visitors. Edward Burke with friends views a Portmouth parade and Navy Yard in Kittery. Vermona Hemenway of Vermont, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowell Hemenway, to marry June 27. Robert Dolan to be honored June 30 for athletic event at West Acton High.
The quote states friendship is a plant that grows slowly and must endure adversity before earning the name of true friendship, attributed to George Washington.
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