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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
2
Frank Binks Ghatiman Pp Joseph Schnair Samuel Lerer listed in a legal notice dated February 26 and March 5 with names shown in the readable fragment.
Official notice of Magnara town selectmen meeting schedule for evenings at 7 o clock in Creighton's rooms. Applications and treens permits should be presented at the time or to the secretary. O Strout chairman Carlpon secretary Seph Schnair typing error.
Deposit book No. 18190 listed as lost with payment stopped. Notice dated January 12, 1930, signed by H. F. Smith, Treasurer, Middlesex Institution for Savings. Sudbury building address appears in OCR garble.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites Peter Maxon Herwas of Sudbury to appear in Cambridge on March 13 1930 at 10 a.m. to show cause why his petition to effect a change may be granted. Public notice to be printed weekly in Sudbury Enterprise newspaper for three consecutive weeks prior to the court date. Judge Twin C Leggat presiding. February 10 1930. Jordan Register February 26 March 5 12.
The Probate Court of Middlesex County issues a citation in the matter of Theodore Kleinberg seeking to change his name to Martin Ackér. The notice requires any interested persons to appear on March 13, 1980 at ten oclock to show cause why the petition should not be granted and calls for publication of the notice in Sudbury Enterprise once weekly for three consecutive weeks, with the final publication to be on February seventeenth in the Sudbury paper printed in the town.
Fragmentary OCR shows a lost book deposit log referencing payment stoppage. Middlesex Institution is mentioned with H. F. Smith as treasurer and dates listed as Feb 19 26 and Mar 5, 1030.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in Creighton's Block. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board. Frank S. Binks, Chairman. P. Joseph Schnair, Secretary.
In Concord Massachusetts residents ask Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate 2000 feet of Main Street from Westvale Bridge and order specific repairs for common convenience and necessity. The petition cites Oscar Beckvoid and others as signers and notes a second request for Monument Street near the Battleground to be relocated and repaired.
The Massachusetts Middlesex County Commissioners meet in Cambridge on the first Tuesday of January 1930 for petition hearings. They order the sheriff to notify all interested persons and corporations and schedule a view and hearing for March 21 1930 at 10 AM at the Commissioners Office Court House Cambridge with publications in the Concord Enterprise and postings in Concord at two public places and clerkly returns filed.
Court plans to grant administration of Salvatore Ferraro estate to Car Ferraro of Maynard Middlesex after a petition was filed. A public notice will run weekly for three weeks in a local newspaper with the final publication date set before March 20 1980.
Middlesex County farmers show strong interest in herd health as they apply for tuberculosis testing and state inspections. County Agent Brown advises timely, thorough cleaning and disinfection of premises using approved solutions and methods, with attention to ventilation and clean water troughs, following each detected case.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Todd entertained the choir from Triniteirian Congregational Church at their Main Street home Saturday evening. Mrs Fred B Mullett gave a birthday luncheon for Mrs Philip A Davis on Wednesday.
The Ladies Missionary Society held an open church meeting yesterday afternoon inviting all women to attend. Mrs Henry M Patie delivered a captivating review of the 1930 Mission Study Book From Jerusalem to Jerusalém by Fielen B Montgomery, covering the history of the missionary movement up to the World Mission Conference in Jerusalem.
The West Concord Union Church held a midweek service focusing on Lent topics from a booklet titled Preparatory Attitudes in the Booklet Pertowship of Prayer. The discussion for 1930 covered attitudes and will continue as the Lent series progresses.
At the Anumsnac Grange P of H meeting on Monday March 10 a five minute talk on fruit is planned. The Men's Degree team will confer the second degree and the officers will conduct the first degree ceremony with Mrs Hetty in charge of arrangements.
The Maynard Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing at Creighton’s Building on Main Street on Wednesday March 12 1930 at 7 p.m. regarding William France’s application for a gasoline filling station license and the installation of two underground 1000 gallon tanks on property at the corner of Main Street and Great Road. Frank Binks chairman and Jois Nair clerk note the notice dated March 5 12.
The Wilthshire Times reports from February 8 1930 that police superintendent A R B Underwood summarized 57 licensed premises in the division with one drunkenness conviction in the year. Licensing remained stable with all renewals approved despite transfers and one liquor sale concern.
Miss Doris Graham who was to play Cobweb in Concord High School’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream last week gave up her part due to illness. Mrs. James S. Badger of Straightis Coke spent a week with her sister Mrs. Frank Maguire recently.
The first parish reunion of Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Church West Concord was held Wednesday in Association Hall with a large turnout. Rev. Edward T. Ryan led the event aided by Rev. James M. Somers. an orchestral concert and entertainment followed, with Miss Julia Dee directing.
West Concord Woman's club meets at Odd Fellows Hall Friday afternoon with speaker Robert T. Bushnell Middlesex County District Attorney. Music by a double quartet and a food sale chaired by Mrs Margaret Heeks.
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union met in the church parlors with President Mrs Edwardson in charge. The afternoon event was postponed until the middle of March with hostesses Mrs Day Mrs Knowlton and Mrs Adis.
A wedding reception followed the ceremony held at the bride's family home. Guests from nearby towns attended as the couple celebrated the union with family, friends, and a modest reception.
Marlboro resident Marlboro J Dickey and Ida Dalrymple of Lexington wed at St Bridget's Church, four o'clock Saturday. Parents Mr and Mrs David Dickey of 115 Mechanic Street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. The bride wore white georgette over satin with a tulle veil and orange blossom clusters. Ruth Dalrymple attended with an arm bouquet of butterfly roses. Best man was David Dickey, brother of the groom. A reception followed at Mrs John Rose's home on Muzzy Street. After a trip to Rockland Maine the couple will live on Hancock Street Bedford. The groom, born in Milford, is a Marlboro High School graduate and manager at E B Gray store in Bedford. member of Bedford Grange Civic League Bedford Athletic Club and Lexington Football. The Dickeys observed their silver anniversary formerly at St Mary's Milford. They have two sons in Bedford and a daughter who is a student nurse at Symes Arlington Hospital.
Su S Sudbury residents gathered at Penlan the home of Mr and Mrs Charles H Way for a Sunday night community supper with oyster salad and Auntie Dots cake. Mrs John C Hall King Philip Road hosted bridge tables Saturday evening with Mrs Nathaniel Loring and Frank C Perkins posting high scores.
Sudbury schools will close for one week starting March 3, then resume an eight week session before the next recess. High school honor roll includes Gladys Bentley, Alice Cain, Gertrude Cossar, Mary Hamm, Elsa Johnson, Marion Kunckey, Ruth Kunckey, Olga Sanders, Mary Somerson, Jeanette Smith, Stapha Tynchuk, Ruth Way, Wladzia Zelenis, Alden Bowker, Harold Giddings, Edmund Gleason, Patsy Mercury.
The list shows pupils with perfect attendance by grade. Grade 1 Bernard Cossar. Grade 3 Helna Dibiase Anthony Bastinelli. Grade 5 George Gibbing Donald Stone Bessie Garfield. Grade 6 Ruth Stone Helen Ross Nancy Dibiase Freddie allaise Mary Shea. Grade 7 Chester Carson John Mercury Mildred Hamm. Grade 8 Charles Hamm Richard Giddings Allen McSweeney. High School Strude Cossar Irene Dastiique Mary Hamm Elsa Johnson Julia Kaspies Angeline Mercury Staphan Tynchuk Mar jorie Walker Whiadzia Zelenis Jeanette Smith Francis Bacon Harold Gidding William McSweeney Melvin Ramston Walter Stone.
The article explains the Boy Scouts of America received a federal charter by Act of Congress and is recognized as a national asset. It notes the organization shares in uniform authority with military services and holds permanent protection under the act approved by the President.
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