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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1935
Page
7
May services at St. Casimir's were well attended with evening and morning masses. The mission closed Sunday with visiting priests and benediction. A relics feast followed, and a mission cross donated by parishioners was blessed to remain on the altar as a remembrance.
In Fitchburg evening, the Tarmos host Reipns at Parker Street hall seeking revenge after a rout, while St Casimir's meets the Scarlet Five of Leommeter in a parish gym showdown. Johnnie Pozarycki of St Casimir's has been the team's scoring leader for St John's Cambridge.
Union Church Massachusetts reports the Congregational Church Council for Social Action informs communicants on social questions and promotes laws aiding human progress. Activities include Philathea Class at Mrs William McGarry home, Men's League with Torsleff guest, Young People forming Pi Gamma class, Easter pageant He Lives, choir performance Seven Last Words of Christ, DeMolay and Boy Scout meetings, Lenten service, and Fellowship of Prayer with Mrs Marvin Babb as soloist. Sunday schedule lists church school 9.45, morning worship 10.45, Young People 6.46.
It has been discovered that the body can store certain vitamins to use during periods when they are not available in the diet.
The passage credits Alfred Lord Tennyson as a modern times poet who earned money through poetry and suggests his financial success came from his literary work.
The Latiies Sewing Circle of the Universalist Church met with Mr Henry E Tolman. Nellie Fairbanks celebrated her birthday with family and friends at home. Mrs Viola Foley recovered her health and could be about again. Homemakers class discussed babies and care at Mrs Robert H White’s home. A chimney fire at 7:30 am at the Alley's home caused half an hour of work with no damage. Basketball fans attended finals at Fitchburg tournament. State troopers warned motorists on Maynard street. Richard A Lowden returns to work with his sister Mrs Frank Barman stepping in. Charlie Miles enjoys visits during confinement at home. Mrs Bertha Lowden to host a bridge party March 16 for the Ladies Sewing Circle benefit. Rev Ernest H Carritt delivered Lent sermons at the Universalist church. Next Sunday’s topic is The World of Nature and Man. Ralph W Piper visited the western part of the state for business. Albert M Nickerson traveled to Connecticut on business. Advertising pays dividends.
Local school begins baseball planning as veteran players depart and coach Reggie Sawyer, aided by Hank Brayden and Lou Columbo, rebuilds a pitching and infield core. With limited mound options and many positions unsettled, hopes hinge on fresh talent emerging during the long schedule.
Special Administrator presents first account for Marcin Lisaj late of Maynard in Middlesex County Massachusetts deceased. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by ten o clock in the morning on March fifteenth nineteen thirty five. Witness John C Leggatt First Judge and Loring P Jordan Register February twenty one nineteen thirty five. February 27 March 6 12
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notes Hilma Ryomanen of Maynard died. Frederic H. Hilton of Framingham is proposed as administrator. Objections due in Cambridge by March 14 1935 before 10 am. Witness John C. Leggett. Dated February 18 1935. Loring P. Jordan Register February 27 March 6 13
The Bears posted a 1474 total pinfall across three matches in Acton bowling last week, with two postponed games included. South Acton Woolen Co. moved ahead by taking four points, while Merchants dropped four points to Taylor's Cubs and sit bottom.
Court of Cambridge appoint Elizabeth M Worden of Acton administratrix without bond for the estate of Martin Henry Worden late of Acton in the county. Objections may be filed in writing by March 29 1935 before 10 am at Cambridge. Witness John C Leggat First Judge. Loring P Jordan Mar 13 20.
Acton county notices court cites caetes ae instrument purporting to last will of Andrew H Vallee. McCaffrey Vallee of her bond given surety. written appearance required March 1925. Witness John C Leggat. Return day fixed for citation. Order dated Mar 13, 1935.
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