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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
9
The probate court in Nassachucetts will hear a petition for the estate of the deceased to appoint Nelife Kes of Maynard as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed by ten o clock on the fourteenth day of April, 1937, with appearance in the probate court. Signed by John C. Leggat First Judge and Loring P. Jordan clerk.
Lost bank book replacement notice for The Pet Institution for Savings. Account No 3192 to be replaced. Signed by Treasurer Gidney FE McCleary. Date April 28 with notices to May 5 and May 12.
Own of Maynard announces a regular board meeting on Wednesdays from 7 to 9 pm in the Selectmen's room. Applications for Heen Hermits should be sent to secretary Ed nard A. Lent, chairman E. Marsden, or secretary Patrick A. McGrath.
The annual Father’s Night gathering of the American Legion Post 221 held at the Grange Hall featured a turkey dinner. Frederick Fee presided, with guests including Daniel Bineste and John Walnd, plus Rev. Father and Rev. Frank Thompson, as the event honored long-time attendees Alonzo Hunt and others. A birthday cake celebrated Harold Wilson’s anniversary.
The Young Men's Class from the Baptist Church traveled to Manchester by the Sea on Sunday evening to organize a Christian Endeavor Society under Rev. A. M. Jeffries. A beach song service preceded a church gathering led by Gordon Tate, with Russell Briggs directing songs and accompanying on piano. John Smith sang solo and performed a duet with Ruggell, backed by Hubert Wamboldt on piano. An orchestra of class boys played hymns as Albert MacDougall read scripture. Refreshments followed before 9:30 PM departure. local adult members accompanied the visitors.
On Monday pictures were taken by a photographer, faculty, Torch staff, student council, girl's basketball, boy's basketball and baseball. Earlier photos covered football and girl's hockey. All images plus senior portraits will appear in the final Torch issue in June.
A petition to appoint Miriam F Baxter of Acton as administrator of the estate of Charles J Baxter is filed in Middlesex County Probate Court. Citizens may object by appearing in Cambridge on May 21 1937. Judge John C Leggat and Register Loring P Jordan certify the notice dated April 30 1937.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notifies interested parties in the estate of Robert E Hartin of Maynard that Martha Hartiff proposes to probate a last will and asks to be appointed executrix without bond. Return day is May 24, 1937 at Cambridge Court. Witness John Leggat Esquire Firet Judge and Register Loring P Jordan. Mayer 19
Middlesex 8s probate court informs all interested in the estate of Bridget A Hayes late of Concord County deceased that John T Hayes of Concord petitions for probate of a purported last will and testament and requests appointment as executor with bond. Objections or attorney filings must be submitted to the court.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bedford group invites members to a regular meeting at Mr Jones’s home on North Road. After business, a ridge and whist party with prizes will be held at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening May 12. All are welcome.
The Garden Club held its yearly sale of perennials on the lawn at 11 Elm Street, Mrs. William Eaton’s residence. Mrs. Robert Bowen and Miss Edith Eaton led sales with help from Mrs. Ledman Buttrick, Mrs. Grace Cheney, Mrs. Herbert Hosmer, Mrs. Danforth eredere Comins and Mrs. Edward Moore assisting.
The Young People's group presented Ready Made Family in church parlors on Wednesday evening before a large audience. The romance of a widow and widower provides comedy and talent from a cast including Henry and Agnes, Gladys Hagen, Doris Olivia Wood, and others. Proceeds support the Durham fund.
Chief of Folles Frederick H Sul Wen attended a social gathering with Mr and Mrs Frank Loufier at Beato ford. A person was removed to Naval Hospital for treatment after a grass fire on North Road near Groher NR lane. Box 21 sounded Monday evening at 8 30 pm in the Town Hall. Christine Nicholson returned to idies after a period of illness and recovery.
The Anchor and Ark Glee Club of Maynard, part of the Charles A Welch Lodge A I A M, earned second honors in Class 1 at the New England Federation of Men’s Glee Clubs Spring Musical in Fall River. Beverly, Mass, won top honors as hundreds filled the auditorium. Gavin Taylor Jr directed until a year ago. D Everett Crumline of Natick now leads the club.
Memorial devotion at St Casimir's begins Friday with morning and evening services led by a Franciscan missionary from Baltimore. A procession with benediction will start at 7 30. Masses are scheduled for Ascension Day and a summer schedule resumes at 8 and 10 o'clock on Sundays until late fall.
Iven Hogo Kajander, leader of a prominent civic organization, will headline a Saturday car program. The event promises arches and semi-classical pieces along with popular solos from band members. Kajander has spent twenty six years in the group’s patriotic and concert activities.
A gathering in Sterling drew fifty attendees for an evening event. A turkey dinner was served and Toastmaster Sergeant Timledge introduced a napke from Captain Bert Maseechuvets.
Alden S Woodis aged 69 died at Marlboro hospital after a 10 day illness. He was a gasoline station operator in Stow for four years and was born in West Springfield. He is survived by his mother Mrs Sarah Woodis of Maynard his wife Mae Woodis and son Chester of Portland Maine and by three brothers and four sisters. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the Evergreen cemetery chapel Portland Maine with burial in the family lot.
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