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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
8
Massachusetts probate court cites next of kin and interested parties in the estate of Pearl Lovering, an insane person, for a private sale petition presented by Ans a D Levering guardian. The court orders publication and personal delivery of citations with a hearing set for March 24, 1933 at ten o'clock to show cause why the sale should not be granted.
Public sale to foreclose mortgage on three Elmwood Street lots 108 109 110 Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts March 31 1933 at 3 30 PM at premises described plan by Horace F Tuttle plan book 145 plan 42 containing about 16125 square feet and conveyed by Carl F Monk 1910 and Raymond H Coulter 1910 taxes liens and unpaid amounts to be honored purchaser pays 300 dollars at sale place Concord Massachusetts present mortgage holder Middlesex Institution For Savings.
Home economics notes present a step by step pastry method and several pies Marlboro Apple Pie Lemon Sponge Pie Prune Pie with detailed ingredients and bake times. The writer invites readers to send cooking questions to Misa Darling for help.
The Tarmos defeated the New York visitors 47 to 21 in Parker Street Hall on Saturday night. The New Yorkers, fatigued from a four-game stretch in three days, struggled against the Tarmos sharp passing and strong defense led by Torppa and Grondahl. Nehohen led New York scoring as the Tarmos held a 24 to 9 halftime edge.
St Casimir's edged ahead late after a close first half, then unleashed a strong defense and fast offense to pull away. Pozarycki and Arcki led the team while Savitsky sparked the visitors with a standout effort.
A red cyclone hit town as the Cambridge Maroons edged the St Casimirs 31 to 28 in the parish gym Sunday afternoon. Kenney and Minehan starred for the Maroons while Labowicz led the Saints in a thriller filled with slams and late drama.
Rainbow for Girls will exemplify their work at a meeting and conduct a semi formal dance at Warner Halls West Concord next Wednesday evening. Luella Hountoon Dorothy Burnham Gertrude Weaving Barbara Jordan Stone and Eunice Miller arranged the party details.
Obituaries for Katherine Handley and Frank Pratt mark West Acton and Ac ton burials. Acton High School seniors announce a three act comedy On My Stars by Howard Reed for April 18 with listed cast. Local society news covers a West Acton Baptist church supper and a secret marriage of Pauline Tracy and Roy Jones amid town events.
The postponed play The Rose on the Dial drew a large audience with a message of vital Christianity. Reverend Isaac Higginbotham of Boston will give an illustrated lecture Friday March 24 on China and Oklahoma Indians. Sunday March 1 is Young People's Day with sermons at 10 45 am and 7 pm. April 2 features Judas Iscariot by Rev Matthew A Vance and group.
David Buxton sports a new bicycle while Firemen’s Association holds four meetings at the fire station. Miss Elizabeth Gilchrist visits Foxboro, and Sunbury Checker Clinic plans Friday meeting as the club nears a strong attendance record. The Methodist Easter Fair and Supper is set for March 30 with Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. Baldwin in charge. Sudbury High seniors host a Friday night social in Town Hall. Old-fashioned dancing classes at Wayside Inn attract many, under Albert E B Haynes. Selectmen meet Friday evening. paychecks reflect open banks. Laura Welch of Syrie Mangiam Inc visits Miss Watleren, Miss Jenkins, and Miss Halloran in war service in France. Saturday night Supper Club at Pine Cottage and President Webster Cutting absence due to measles.
Mrs. Frank F. Gerry hosted a Concord Road bridge benefit for Memorial Congregational Church funds. Top scorers were Mrs. Nathaniel T. Loring, Mrs. Anne Buxton, Mrs. Harvey Fairbank, and Mrs. Alan F. Flynn, among many attendees including Mrs. Samuel L. Danforth and Mrs. Henry T. Maynard.
A party of eleven Girl Scouts under Lieutenant Eunice Hall attended the Flower Show in Boston last Saturday. Many went in during the week and all agree it was the best ever. A M Beckwith took first prize for carnations. Mrs Thelma Hancock is visiting friends in Meriden Conn this week. Mr and Mrs George A Adams
They were in town Sunday calling on relatives with their son Roger of Jaffrey New Hampshire.
The weekly whist party under the Young Cooperators Club auspices drew a strong attendance at the United Cooperative building on Monday night. Prizes were awarded to William O'Donnell Lauri Klemola Mildred Palmer Mrs J Johnson Martha Jantti Elmer Peterson Mrs L Campbell Helen Kiemola Bella O'Donnell Mrs Tobin Helen Mackey Hang Peterson John Hanson Arthur Bariteau Saimi Korsmah Edward Ryan George Ojalehto Eino Kauppinen Arthur Croft Agnes Anderson Mrs A Saarela. Another party of the series will be held next Monday night. Buy American Foods.
The Whitings Juniors defeated the Butt-In-Club of Maynard by a 77 to 43 score at Bolton Saturday.
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