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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
8
The Chemical Co 2 of the fire department adopts resolutions praising Frank W Hoit for years of service and friendship It offers heartfelt sympathy to his family and asks that this expression be spread in papers The committee members are Ralph W Piper Earl F Hayward and Henry Soar
A probate reading in Middlesex County announces that Annie G Adams Maynard’s last will is presented by William L to the court. The petition seeks issuance of letters testamentary to the named executor with surety. Public notice to heirs and kin is required with three weekly newspaper publications and personal mailings to known estate parties before the hearing on the third Monday in March.
Administrators for Fred Vorenberg late of Mid County have been appointed and must post bond as required by law. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them to the Adms. Those indebted to the estate are asked to present their accounts for settlement.
Foreclosure of a 1928 mortgage to The Middlesex Institution for Savings will auction four parcels of land in Concord Massachusetts on March 23 1933 at 3 PM. The sale includes multiple described lots tied to Richard H Williams and David Williams with detailed bounds and rights of way. Purchaser must pay 450 dollars at sale. taxes and liens pass with the property.
With Lent near, readers are urged to plan meals in advance to save money and simplify cooking. Recipes include Poached Fish Steal with halibut and oysters, Tdma Bean Casserole for six, and Italian Savory spinach with cheese and white sauce.
Muriat Parker daughter of Evangeline Beggs Parker of Liewsae Lodge Bedford earns a place on the Northfield Seminary Honor Roll in East Northfield for the first semester. Twenty students out of five hundred sixty achieved the highest academic averages.
St. Casimir’s rallied from a 12 point deficit at halftime to topple Wilbur Shoe 45 to 41 in the parish gym Sunday. Wojnisz Labowicz and Arcisz sparked the comeback for the Hicks while Sternberg and Savitzky led the Shoemakers with standout play in a highly dramatic covert season game.
Gardner overcame a slow start as Fauno Torppa scored 15 for the Into club. Kulysh Teittenen and teammates surged in the second half to secure a 40 31 victory over the Tarmos on Friday night in Parker Street hall.
A strong, fast local girls basketball team defeated visitors 19 to 3 on Friday night in Parker Street Hall. Key performers included Sylvia Nyholm and B. Kivela for the locals, while Louise Stasukelig scored the visitors' lone floor goal.
The Watertown school committee decreed removing office phones in nine grade schools to save costs. Teachers and principals must use a provided public telephone for outgoing calls, and incoming calls will go through the public line per secretary Miss Mary Corcoran.
We express appreciation to those kind during our recent bereavement and thank them for floral tributes and mass ecards. Thomas McWalter and family Mrs. Wiliam Smith Sr. and family.
Maynard The American Woolen Company reports a net loss after all charges of 7 269 821 for 1932 down from 2 886 826 in 1931 and 4 897 584 in 1930. For the last six months 1932 there was a profit before depreciation of 77 285 versus a loss in the first six months of 6 255 445.
Fire Marshal James M. Hurley of Marlboro proposes state board regulation of fuel oil burners. His bill, to be covered by the committee on public safety on March 1, seeks new standards and oversight.
The McCarron family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during their bereavement. They acknowledge the thoughtful flowers and spiritual bouquets received, signed by Frank McCarron and family.
Mrs Johanna Lowe of 7 Harriman Court Maynard died at home Monday after a pneumonia recovery period neighbors said she was found in bed. Age 85 born in Germany widow of Julius Lowe prominent in town pre Worcester era. Survived by daughter Mrs Benjamin Harris Allston and son Adolphus Lowe Somerville. Funeral at home conducted by Rev Mathew A Vance Union Congregational Church burial Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs George Brown and family of Meriden Conn visit Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tighe arriving for the Fireman's ball February 22 and staying through school vacation. Miss Mary Cunningham a Thomas Edison school Boston teacher visits Mrs James Bartlet last week. Gunnar Larson of Dorchester returns home after vacation with Mr and Mrs Paul Ecke.
South Acton residents Mr and Mrs Frank F E Greenough visited his parents Mr and Mrs George E Greenough Sunday. He walks with crutches but is recovering well after injuries from an auto accident weeks ago. Irene Merriam has joined the Lynn Choral Union. Gene Fletcher and Eula Taylor return to Watertown Marblehead and Lynn schools after a week at home.
Athletes express respect and admiration for rising sports figures as tributes flow in. The piece highlights cross‑sport acknowledgment and the impact of these rising stars on fans and peers.
The South Acton Athletic Association mourns the sudden death of Frank W. Hoit. He aided the 1931 playground project and chaired the field committee, helping establish what is now Binathan Jones Community Field. The association offers heartfelt sympathy to his family.
The Perkitts family thanks friends and neighbors for thoughtful acts during their recent bereavement. Albert H. Perkitts and family express deep appreciation for support received.
Michael S Shea of Sudbury died Sunday evening at Emerson Hospital Concord at age 64. Born in Waltham he moved to Sudbury at age ten and lived there most of his life. He leaves wife Mary Ellen and son James of Sudbury. He ran a painting business for many years and was respected by neighbors. Funeral is Wednesday at 9 am at Saint Ryinger Church Maynard with burial in Saxdaville cemetery.
Sudbury hockey team beat Saxonville 2 0 on home ice Saturday afternoon. The fast paced game saw both sides press hard before Sudbury pulled ahead, improving to 1 win 1 loss and 2 ties on the season.
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