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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1934
Page
5
Deposit book entry indicates payment by J. W. Ballou to an institution in Massachusetts in 1934. The notice names a payment action and a depositor, with formal archival phrasing typical of official notices.
A women’s group at Maynard Union Church schedules an evening concert by young vocalists. The new program committee meets Wednesday at 8 15 pm in the vestry with the president and another delegate attending. Mother's Sunday is observed May 132 at Union Church. The church council meeting next Monday is postponed after a recent group meeting. Sunday services include church school 945 am and morning worship 1045 am with a Young People’s meeting at 6 pm.
Notice states Deposit Book number 36861 is lost with payment stopped. Issued by H. F. Smith treasurer of Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord Massachusetts on April 30, 1934.
Public auction to foreclose a 1921 mortgage on River Street property in Maynard, Assabet Institution for Savings holds the sale on May 26 1934 at 11 am. A cash payment of 500 is required, with the balance due within ten days. Property includes 12 square rods with house and water edge frontage along the Assabet River. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and municipal liens.
Fragmented reminiscence argues for letting diverse groups discuss politics and economics in the US. The speaker questions shushing dissent and endorses broadminded public dialogue for evolving laws and social ideals.
Hudson area chapter hosts a meeting of the junior American Legion Auxiliary members to discuss upcoming community service projects and event planning.
A ledger note records missing payments totaling 34953 with payments by J. W. Ballou Assistant Treasurer. Dates listed include April 27, 1934 and May 2 9 16.
A new junior auxiliary group was established at the Legion Home with about 10 members present. More members are expected to join in the coming weeks as nominations for officers and elections are planned for next Monday afternoon. The group aims to train youths in Legion principles and ideals, following similar initiatives in larger cities.
Six tables were in play as the W F W Auxiliary whist event continued. Rose Collins and Mrs Lillian Betey led one table, with bingo games also drawing interest from attendees including Mrs.
Marlboro Mrs Mabel Lee Beaudreau 66 wife of Joseph Beaudreau died suddenly at her Crescent Street home. Heart trouble plagued the city for 40 years. She leaves two sons Osbey Olis Indiana and George W Beaudreau. also four daughters and Miss Corrine and Miss Isobel of this city. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
Mayor Charles A Lyons netted four votes in a Marlboro recount for Democratic state committee member at City Hall this morning. Ward five shifts gave Lyons two more than Murphy, while other wards showed no change. Weston recounts last night remained unchanged. Wayland and Newton recounts follow. Murphy already gained two votes in Framingham, extending Lyons lead by two.
Mrs John Beach of Acton received word last week of the accidental drowning of a ten year old nephew at Ipswich Massachusetts and attended the funeral. Mr and Mrs Charles A Hartwell of Littleton welcome son Charles Alden Hartwell born April 18. Doris Lameron, captain of the local Girl Scouts troop, has passed the Land Animal Finder test.
Maynard Henry Pirkola 48 formerly of Finland died at his Parker Street home Sunday morning after a long illness. He lived in the town for over 25 years and is survived by his wife a daughter Gertrude and a son Rudolph. The Finnish residents are well aware of the family. A profusion of flowers testified to the affection of friends neighbors and relatives.
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