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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
1
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Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale of the property of James le to Elizabeth M. Rogers recorded 1925 in Middlesex County Massachusetts. The sale occurs April 20, 1932 at 11 A M at Wood Street Bedford Mass to settle the mortgage, with plan-described boundaries and a $500 reserve, to be followed by the balance in ten days. Beth M. Rogers is the present holder of the mortgage.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on a Sudbury property and a probate citation in Middlesex County Massachusetts. The notice covers the March 1932 foreclosure sale details and the April 1932 probate hearing for John Mulcahy estate with coherent instructions for interested parties.
A brief ad or notice in Maynard Mass mentions domestic help for females and couples. It notes various duties and invites careful consideration of each applicant’s qualifications and description.
The Maynard board will hold a licenses meeting on Wednesday at 7 o'clock in Creighton’s Block. The session concerns permit time selection and board policies.
Miss Fanny L New of Boston has purchased the Charles B Haynes house on Maynard road and will occupy it after improvements overseen by architect C H Way. The property’s assessed value is 3175 with 1000 on land, and the purchase price reportedly exceeds the assessment.
Auction announced for Tuesday March 29 at 1 pm at the C. F. Walcott Storehouse Damon Street West Concord. Items include bureaus, chairs, dining suite, roll top desk, kitchen ranges, furniture and crockery. Terms cash. J. J. Seahan Auctioneer. Hudson phone 386-M.
Public auction of the Morton loan property in Sudbury Middlesex County on Thursday April 14 1932 at 10 AM. The 3 acre parcel described as bounded by Maple Avenue State Road and Donaghy land with Holmes land as reference points. title from Brida JM Holmes deed. subject to Waltham Savings Bank mortgage and unpaid taxes. A $500 cash deposit required. further terms announced at sale. John J Flynn Jr of Waltham acting as mortgagee.
Al Cowles describes a chaotic basketball night as the Co-ops barely defeat St Casimir's 32 28 at Parker Street Hall. The game features flying rugby style action, players like Grondahl and Torppa star for the Co-ops, with Wasiuk and Sienkiewicz key for the Saints in a clash that defies easy summary.
Local readers see Ward Wosjnisz highlighted in a public event at Kitowiew. The appearance draws residents to the usual venue and underscores community interest in the figure.
Present Play April 4th at Parker Street Hall. The Clay's the Thing promises lively theatre with Walter Wainio John Rice Doris Peterson and other local thespians. Dancing will follow with music by the Y C A orchestra.
Official visit by Vic Maynard to Maynard Council Knights of Columbus last night at the C clubrooms drew a large attendance. The program at Coop hall Thursday will feature Hon. Gerald Coughlin of Boston as principal speaker with entertaining acts and radio singer performances arranged by committee members John Hannon James Mahoney James Farrell Ralph Sheridan Ray Sheridan John Johnston W Smith John Gibbons Emmet Ua and James Whalen.
Dillon Juniors of Cambridge struggle past St Casimir’s Flashes 24-20 in a tight game. O Connor shines on a flashy passing attack while Sullivan fouls out. Dittons lead 15-12 at halftime as the contest stays fiercely close to the final whistle.
Mrs. Martena Winslow, resident of Oakwn aging 88, dies after long illness. Survived by son Albert Winslow and daughters Mrs Sta re and Mrs land of Me. Floral tributes reflect community respect. Funeral held Saturday at home, Rev. Matthew Vance presiding. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery. bearers Parks, Smith, Walrity, and Carey.
Isaac Langille won the open 26 bird skeet for large bore guns with one miss. Percy B. Foss placed second with 22. In the 410 gauge event Langille again led with 20, and Dr. Werdell F. Davis was runner up with 18 at the Musketaquid Club grounds.
Glenwood G. Swett shot a perfect 25 for fur while Salvadore A. Macone was second with 24 and Augustine W. Macone third with 23 in a skeet competition. Open targets included 25 bird skeet for large bore guns won by Percy R. Foss with 25, and other scores featuring Isaac Langille 24 and Joseph A. Macone 24 among entrants.
Mrs. Sarah A. Ryan of West Concord died after a long illness. Born January 11, 1863 in Boston, she married Thomas Ryan, lived in West Concord for decades, and was active in the American Legion Auxiliary and Our Lady Help of Christians Sodality. Funeral held at her home with Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians. burial at St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Survived by husband, two daughters, a son, and a nun daughter Mary Norvert formerly Emma Ryan.
A Church Family Night was held Thursday evening at West Concord Church. The event drew members from the local society and communities, aiming to strengthen fellowship and communal support.
A church banquet hall overflowed as the Helping Hand Society led by Mrs Edith Fen hosted a calendar party. Tables celebrated each month with themed centerpieces while Rev Alfred W. Stone guided community singing and solos were performed by Deacon John R. McKenzie Jacob Meder Alden Parker and Rev Stone with Dorothy Miner at the piano.
Miss Maud 8B Priest sends as delegate from West Acton to attend the elementary school conse cration at Massachusetts State College Amherst. Advertising pays dividends.
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