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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
7
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The Sudbury GOP meeting in the town hall featured Governor hopeful Youngman and supporters including Mrs. Batchelder General Warner and Senator George H. leading a program for party unity. Attendees included local officials, lawyers, and residents as the group urged tax cuts and public harmony.
Massachusetts Assabet Institute announces its quarterly meeting at Maynard Rooms on July 6, 1932. The agenda includes election of officers and any business before the board. President ARD A. Wilson signs as Clerk.
The executor of Bowser's will in Thesex County, testate, is directed by law to exhibit the will and settle debts. Creditors must present claims to the estate and seek payment as required by the will and applicable statutes.
The court cites Edward B Caiger to prove administration with the will annexed. The heirs and interested parties are summoned to appear in Mid County on the eighth day of a forthcoming month at ten o clock to show cause why the will should not be admitted. A public notice requires all known persons to come forward seven days before the hearing.
Public notice for Emma A Moore late of the county deceased. JAS has filed a will and petition for letters testamentary to proceed, citation to appear in court on the twentieth day of 1932 at ten oclock to show cause. Sudbury Enterprise to publish prior notices for three consecutive weeks.
A new eight team sandlot baseball league forms around Bancroft street school grounds with daily games and crowds near 500. Teams include the Pigers Turks Yankees Browns Pirates and newly added Colonial Club West Concord and Nifty Newsies. Notable players Roy Marsden Tom Marsden Connors Lehto Sims Tobin Kendra Johnston and umpire Dommy King highlight a lively season amid local concerns over games near homes and calls to move play to Crowe Park or Alumni Field.
The Helping, Han Joffety of West Concord Union Church held the final Oregon meeting in the church parlors. A picnic was planned for July 20 at Long Lake, Littleton, and another for August 17 at the home of Mrs. John Ingham in West Concord. Hostesses named were Mrs. Ethel Thurston, Mrs. Jean McKay, Mrs. Ethel Harvest, and Miss Mary Pickard. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Frawley of Commonwealth Avenue are at Dennis on the Cape for two weeks. Mrs. James S. Maguire of Commonwealth Avenue is visiting Schaghticoke, New York with her sister Mrs. James Badger. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Fought of Parkersburg, Virginia were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. William Fought on Highland Street. The two brothers and wives left by auto Saturday for Parkersburg, where the West Concord couple will be guests.
Public auction to foreclose a 1926 mortgage by Victor Kotila and Hilda L. Kotila to the Agsabet Institution for Savings. The Maynard property on Chandler Street, described by metes and bounds, will be sold at two o'clock in the afternoon on July 21, 1932, subject to taxes and municipal liens.
Lewis Dexter of Concord received high honors at Harvard graduation last week. Smith also earned a degree with honors on July 7 at Harvard, marking continued academic achievement for both individuals.
Article praises the new Memorial Field at South Acton Jonea as a product of strong volunteer effort. It notes about 176 residents joined the South Acton Improvement group, estimates $2000 value of labor, and discusses delaying full opening until grass Establishment. A plan for a temporary field is suggested to satisfy baseball needs in the meantime.
French dressmakers embrace tallorit silhouettes and chiffons for daytime wear in warm weather. Vionnet offers tailored red chiffon looks while Callot Soeurs showcases cornflower blue gowns with crystal accents and short sleeves. Other outfits feature velvet coats, black and red floral chiffons, and softly draped blouses with pleated skirts for chic, comfortable summer wear.
The Concord Lodge of Bika held a final meeting last evening before the Weat Concord event. It planned no outing this year.
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