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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1938
Page
7
The readable portion indicates a court appearance on a date in 1938 with reference to a Judge Loring P and a ninth day of February. The text is garbled but suggests a legal summons or appearance notice and a scheduled forenoon hearing.
Fragmentary text references a book number and a statement about issuing an item or instrument. No clear event, date, or proper names are readable to ground a fuller summary.
A historical church ceremony in Maywood featured the formal opening rite of the First Church of a local group. The event included an invitation to the Mizpah congregation and the attendance of six visiting members. Tickets for a recent meeting were issued and a session followed the service.
The document orders an appearance in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on March 14 1938 for the return day of a case. It is dated February 12 1938 and signed by Loring Foream. A brief instruction to file or respond is implied in the court notice.
Public auction action to foreclose a first mortgage held by Carrs on a Bedford parcel in Middlesex County Massachusetts. The property, described from plan and deeds, includes a lot with buildings bounded by Charles Street and Barnet, with specific dimensions and area noted. The sale is set for 10 AM on a Wednesday in February at the premises, for the proceeds to satisfy the mortgage debt and related charges.
A notice dated April 1988 outlines a tax levy and public sheriff sale of real estate in Concord involving Jack Irvin of Bedford. It details property bounds and measurements including 16 acres 130 rods and 89.22 rods, listing associated parcels and boundaries as recorded.
A damaged OCR fragment references a district and a person named Dr Col, mentioning birthplace and schooling but lacks coherent details or dates. The readable bits suggest a local figure connected to education, with garbled names and incomplete context.
The readable fragment references Maslon R B and a high school student. Other words are garbled but suggest education related content and a named individual connected to a school setting. The text remains unclear about actions or outcomes.
Report notes town election selection for two offices next Monday with contests for Tax Collector and Clerk. Names including Michael Foley and N Hederstedt wire listed as candidates. ballots show regular nominees highlighting party and local figures amid contested filings.
Fragmentary report shows a basketball score with garbled digits and names. The text mentions a three minute overtime frame and a final tally around 32 to 4, but exact teams and context are unreadable.
Readable fragments show basketball atmosphere at Fitch event. Players from unnamed teams delivered standout plays that drew local fans to witness a memorable game.
A draft listing from a town social notes shows attendees including Alfred Barleort, Thelma Tutt, Mary Pederson, Clarence Braman, Mildred Aston, Laure M Gilman, George Holton, Mary Bal en, and Alfred Julbahia. The fragment hints at a hotel gathering with speeches or presentations and local dignitaries in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR note describes visitors to a location with unclear names and terms, yielding a garbled account of a possible meeting or event with improper punctuation and missing context.
A court session found Art o-in Middleack Sy Mor not guilty on charges connected to a drunken incident. Acton resident Pedeson appeared before the jury as Pudbivos testified. Judge Foley presided as the proceedings concluded with the not guilty finding on the specified charges.
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