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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
7
Soko overcame Lynch 351 in a high pressure match with singles totaling 120 and 1M. The outing pressurized Tourville and left Soko poised to seize the season finale.
The annual St. Cass parish dinner took place Sunday at the parish hall. Rev John Dalek and Frank C Sherin spoke as Patrick McGrath and Trocks of Boston offered remarks. Frank Kasan was toastmaster as the choir performed and dances followed.
Public auction to sell 85 acres and 28 acres of Acton land with buildings, described in 1929 deed book 5419 page 311, to satisfy a mortgage held by Middlesex Institution for Savings. Sale set for 4 PM May 10 1936, with $1000 minimum and balance in ten days. further rights reserved for prior deeds and road easements.
Massachusetts legal notice of foreclosure on a deeded parcel tied to Daniel J. O'Brien and Alice M. O'Brien. Auction will occur on the described Langside lot with bounds, dating to 1926 mortgage terms, detailing breach and sale conditions. Identified parties include The Initiation for Savings and local land descriptions in South District Deeds.
Maynard Wachusetts defeated Maynard to 4 in the Bay State Golf four ball match play at Maynard Country Club to open the league season. Joe McCone and Noble Morton led the weekly Flat tournament with 68, followed by J Johnson and Frank Grieve at 71. An 18 hole medal event for members is planned for next week as Maynard hosts Trapelo.
Maynard Director Charlies Mack of the State Department of Health met the local Board of Health to review wealth charts by Tavis and to plan rabies control. The Board invites input from dog owners on vaccination clinics and welcomes all viewpoints.
Public notice states that Deposit Hook No 26124 has been lost. Payment of Savings is by J. W. Ballou assistant in Concord Massachusetts with dates April 30 1935 May 1 8 15.
Herbert B. Hosmer as administrator alleges Arthur D. Hosmer diverted over 10 000 and other property from Bila S. Hosmer estate of Concord Middlesex to his own use. Petition seeks attachment and injunctive relief with banks holding funds claimed as property of the estate.
Almira Kent confronts family secrets as her suitor Bill Hinker faces a bank robbery link. The sheriff hints at elopement plans while a mysterious man from Blaxton arrives, suggesting police business and escalating danger around Almira and her beau.
Maynard H. 8 track and field squad makes its debut by hosting Lexington on Alumni Field. The EB R A backed event marks the first interscholastic dial meet here in six years with cinders laid for good conditions. Coach Manty has the team in strong practice, led by Stan Pleceiwicz, as Lexington seeks a close meet before upcoming events in Winchester, Concord, and the Middlesex County Interscholastic meet at Belmont on May 11.
The Maynard Co operative club's group won first honors at the third annual inter club play contest in Gardner Ash Street Hall. They performed Cards on the Table a Vernon Sylvaine one act comedy. Cast included Marjorie Sirkka Lehtinen Ethel Doris Peterson Michelson Grondaal. Judges favored Maynard over Fitchburg Hubbardston clubs.
A May sale at the church features antiques children's and home goods from Ghana Java Persia Russia and Odin. An eager committee hosts a short friendly tea ice cream gathering with a final auction promising lots of fun for attendees.
The Finnish American League directs the seventh annual six mile road race from Maynard to Littleton on Sunday afternoon May 2. Noted runners like Jalo Pakkanen and Johnnie Kelley feature in a history of strong entrants and prizes. Entries close May 22 with George Laosala handling registrations. Fort Pond grounds host a two mile cross country race adding more prize drama.
A report notes women blood donors are preferred in Canadian hospitals due to clotting considerations. The text discusses the role of gender in blood donation and its impact on transfusion processes.
A community meeting chaired by King discussed street lighting in Parker Street. About 500 citizens attended as the county and state pledged similar contributions totaling about $13,000 each, plus a prior $1,124 for street lights.
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