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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
7
In a tense room a dispute over a gun leads to a deadly confrontation. Bob Eliot is killed by Kentuckys second shot after a struggle with McCord, while McCord is wounded as the room settles into silence.
In the aftermath of a violent clash at Bar Hook Sheriff Hopper contemplates mob action as Elliot is jailed and Kentucky vows to comfort Jean. Jean admits guilt over Lee Bishop’s death and accepts her role amid the hunt for Mason’s killer with McCord and McCord’s testimony shaping the case.
West Concord Cardinals defeated Sudbury Town Team 5-0 at Forcy A Rideout Playground, a five inning game called for darkness. Freddie Edwardson allowed one safe hit, fanned seven, while Petersen doubled in the third but produced no runs. The Cardinals took the lead in the first on walks and an infield out, and extended it with a fourth inning run.
Pequoit Lodge of Gold Fellows from Wayland and Sudbury visited the Methodist Church on Sunday June 23. The choir performed two anthems Send out the Light and Saviour Blessed Saviour and a duet God is Love by Mr and Mrs Thomas McSorley. Rev George J Clarke delivered an appropriate sermon.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Brooks Parker wed William J Toohey of New York City in a quiet Saturday ceremony at St George's Episcopal Church Maynard Rev Burdette Landsdowne officiated. Bridesmaid Alice Parker best man Edwin H Parker reception at home. couple to reside at 130 West 48th Street New York City.
Jil Ho the sage of Chinatown explains that men who seek war exclude the aged and the prudent who give counsel. He sits at his doorway and contemplatively wonders in quiet, restrained voice.
Massachusetts probate court invites interested parties to object to a petition by Lesl. Sims of Maynard to probate a document as the will of James Goodson, with Sims named executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by July 15, 1935, as noted by Register Loring P. Jordan and Judge John C. Leggat.
Fragmentary dialogue from a dramatic scene ends with a final refusal and a plea to Kentucky. The brief passage centers on intimate emotion, restraint, and a dire separation, concluding with a resigned, somber closure.
Miss Pauth Laubenstein married George W Underwood at George’s church in Maynard on a Sunday afternoon. Attendants included matron of honor Pauline Young and best man Kenneth Underwood. The couple, after a Canada and New York tour, will live at 4 Maple Court Marlboro. Both are active in local groups and church life.
The Asia Valley League regular schedule is done but postponed games remain to decide the title. West End, nicknamed the Oil-O-Mattes, leads with two games left at Crowe Park against Hudson and Stow. Coach Mike Zapareski expresses confidence as the youthful team shows pep and spirit, needing support to sustain baseball as the sport of tomorrow.
Public auction set for July 8 1985 at 3 PM of a parcel of about two and one half acres in Acton described in the 1929 Moorhouse Waite mortgage. Sold subject to unpaid taxes liens and other encumbrances with a $100 cash deposit and balance within 15 days.
The article notes ongoing large turnouts as fans hope for continued favorable conditions and steady baseball play.
The Trustees of the Assabet Institution for Savings will hold a quarterly meeting at Maynard Rooms Banking Maynard on Wednesday July 3 1935 at eight o'clock PM to transact business as needed. Howard A Wilson clerk signs notice on June 26 1935.
Frances R. Cohen as assignee of a 1992 mortgage holder offers sale by auction at two o'clock Friday July 12 1945 of a Bedford Mass farm including 35 acres with buildings and all personal property on premises and subject to unpaid taxes and municipal liens. The property details span Road from Lexington to Billerica and the Parker family land chain with references to historic deeds and boundaries. The sale is conducted under a power of sale in the mortgage deed by Rob ert H Little and Mechtiide V Little to The First National Bank of Boston. The assignee and present holder of the mortgage lists the office of John S Slater in Boston as the business point of contact.
Public auction set for July 8 1995 at 2 30 pm on Lot 1 and Lot 2 in Acton Center under a 1928 mortgage to Middlesex Institution for Savings. Land described as Main Street parcels with dwelling and barn, tax liens and municipal claims subject. Cash deposit of 100 at sale. terms to be announced.
Foreclosure of a mortgage from John Henry Thacher to Middlesex Institution for Savings dated February 6 1932 will be sold at public auction after 3:30 PM on July 18 1935. The parcel in Acton consisting of 38 square rods with buildings, bounded by Harris and the Acton Lowell road, will be sold subject to a prior mortgage and unpaid taxes. Other by Henry F. Smith treasurer June 26 July 3 19.
Payment on Deposit Book No. 32563 has been stopped after loss. The Middlesex Institution for Savings announces the missing book in a notice dated June 22 1935 signed by J W Ballon Treasurer and bearing June 26 and July 3 dates.
Law notice states a deposit book on payment savings by J. W. Ballon assistant treasurer of Concord Massachusetts has been lost. The notice lists dates June 21 1935 June 28 and July 3 as relevant events or deadlines.
To all persons interested in the estate of Charles H. Towle late of Concord in said County deceased. Jennie L. Towle of Concord prays to be appointed executrix of the last will without bond. A citation return day is set for ten o clock in the forenoon on the twenty day of June 1925 at Cambridge before First Judge. Dated June 4 1935. June 12 1926.
The regular Board of Selectmen meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 PM in the Town Hall rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary. Frank J. McCarron, Chairman. Patrick A. McGrath, Secretary. Roy Marsden.
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