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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1934
Page
4
A law notice appears to reference Payment Institution matters with W Ballou as assistant, dated May 2, 916, and issued under official notice language for legal action or filing.
The notice records a missing deposit book entry related to Middlesex Institution. It cites J. W. Ballou and references a May date in Massachusetts. Official whereabouts and further details remain unclear.
Deposit ledger entry appears in a historical notice showing a book number and treasurer initials HW F Smith for Massachusetts. The fragment indicates an official financial record referencing a deposit, with limited readable context.
Public auction to sell parcel on the southerly River Maynard edge under a 1921 mortgage to Middlesex South Savings Axsabet Institution. Property bounds include Maynard Street, River edge, and the 50 by 65 foot lot. sale May 26 at eleven o'clock. taxes and liens unpaid. purchaser pays balance within ten days.
Willow Rebekah Lodge met Monday evening in Odd Fellows Hall West Concord led by Noble Grand Mrs Edith M Bailey. After the meeting a penny sale was held under the direction of Miss Ether Leighton.
A colossal circular thermometer weighing over a ton and 17 feet wide has been installed in Times Square as part of a new electric sign along the Street of Light. It provides passersby with the current temperature at any hour, day or night.
The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that omitting a clause in the 1927 amended state banking law did not affect its validity. The provision imposes a 100 percent additional assessment on all stockholders of a bank taken over by the examiner, reversing Judge K H Fourt of Fremont County who had found the law invalid.
A reader report claims a new method reduces swelling and relieves pain from varicose veins. The account suggests quick improvement and renewed ability to move without discomfort, citing personal relief and renewed activity.
George Lehto powered Maynard with a sharp right arm and heavy hitting as they routed Lexington 15-4 in a Middlesex League clash at Crowe Park yesterday afternoon. The win reshapes league standings with Hudson facing Maynard next Saturday at Crowe Park and a Friday trip to Concord awaited.
The Concord Female Charitable Society convenes this afternoon led by Miss Marion. Fire crews were summoned Monday to a blaze in the pine woods off Barnes Hill road.
Rev Alfred W Stone leads services at 10 30 a m with special Mother's Day sermon God s Flower of Motherhood and choir anthem Life s Garden Band Christian Endeavor at 3 00 pm Qualities that Make Good Mothers topic Bible verse Matthew 16 21 28 Mrs George Fenton hosts Friday 7 pm choir rehearsal May Party for Elementary Department Saturday 19 2 30 pm invites all to enjoy the community church activities and reviews
The Senior Class plans a picnic at Old Orchard Beach in Maine in early June. Miss Ames returns to duties after a short absence with Mrs. Goodrich serving as substitute. An all day sewing party is set for Friday May 11 at the Universalist vestry. Mrs. William T. Merriam and daughter Bertha Meane visit Passaic New Jersey for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Hastings host guests including Mr. and Mrs. Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Dunstan Jackson and Beverly, plus Mrs. Castle from Turner Falls.
Acton High School baseball faces multiple opponents in May and June. Key dates list Harvard, Stow, Wilmington, Johnson, Billerica, Sudbury, Manchester and Chelmsford games. The team is described as hot in the season.
Acton residents anticipate the Annual Spring Concert of the Archor and Ark Glee Club with Beverly's Men'a Singing Club Inc offering support. Adrien O'Brien Irish tenor Frank Holland William T. Meriam and Harold Merriam join, while Richard A. Lowden is a local Glee Club member. Beverly singers were runners up at Mechanics Building Boston last year, with the Acton group winning the New England championship.
Concordigh High beat the visitors in a strong performance, aided by six hits and solid defense.ook led with two hits while Buckley Lavello and Roach added singles and extra basers.
The South Acton community and fans look to a busy week with a town baseball series starting Tuesday May 8. A Monday evening talk at the high school featured Rev A J Torsleff on Reminiscences of a State wide Health Campaign with insights from his ten years in Maine health work. Dave Edney a Mass State College student visited his parents on Martin Street Terrace. Superintendent Abert Perkins reports a crew laying out Sylvia Street as approved at town meeting and paving on Heamer Street from School Street to Massachusetts Avenue set to complete by May 27.
Sunday services drew large crowds at the Congregational Church with a baptism and new members received by confession of faith including Louise Ineson Mildred Ineson Virginia Gorton Walter Cook and others. Evening service featured Cantor A B Beckett on Hypermetropic with AF&AM guests and Anchor and Ark Glee Club. Mothers Day events planned with a sermon and program.
Maynard Town Team meets Stony Brook A C of Chelmsford at Crowe Park in the league opener. Jawn Pooblik leads a young squad with new scarlet and white uniforms donated by Henry Tolman. Acton prep team notes and crowd enthusiasm boost the return of organized baseball to the town.
Mrs Lacy Strout widow of A H Strout died Friday at her Concord Road home in South Sudbury at 73. She aided in Ladies Aid and church work. Survived by daughter Mrs Carrie Luce two sons in Worcester and Wollaston and three grandchildren. Body taken to Brunswick Maine for funeral and interment in family lot.
Maynard residents attend the funeral of Jacob King in Montville Connecticut. Mrs Levi Lincoln and son Phil lip visit Manchester New Hampshire. Rev J Rex Shepler to speak at Roxboro Orange May 11 and Berlin Grange May 16. The first Polish talking moving pictures show tonight at St Casimirs parish gym under the Men's Society. Esther Elizabeth Murray earns nursing program training at Norwood Hospital after completing six weeks at Household Nursing Association School. Esther is a Maynard High School Class of 1942 graduate.
A salad supper will be served at the Methodist church on Saturday from 4 to 7 by the Ladies Aid. A brief Mother's ritual will be used at the tables. The A B C men's class meets Monday at 7 30 for monthly business. The Deacones Home for Aged Women in Concord will be guests at Sunday morning service. The pastor will speak on The Greatest Thing in the World. Sunday evening features a sacred music concert by Grace P Salloway Edwin Carlton Jr Maynard Frances Pertin Eberlein Concord and Ruth KB Bailey. A Seth Parker gathering is sponsored by the choir for Sunday evening May 20. Emmanuel Naylor is delegate and William Naylor reserve delegate to the united ministerial and lay conferences in Springfield May 1 and June 1.
A letter from a Maynard Enterprise editor criticizes a $2000 cut in street lighting funding after the BEI Co. refused to match $9000 service, blaming burglars false alarms and fire incidents. He argues for protecting police and fire departments with stable lighting support. The writer cites local concerns and urges public accountability.
Harvard baseball captain Ronard F. Loughlin Jr starred with the Iron Man effort last weekend. He held Cornell to three hits on Friday and helped Harvard defeat Princeton 11 to 1 on Saturday.
At a meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary James J. Mansfield Post in Alabama, Frances and Miss Mary Flavin were chosen along with Derby as co-leaders. Gene canna and Helen Byron and William Hunt and Mrs. Gheetendon were named alternates, with others noted.
The Junior Prom at Concord High School for the class of 1935 will take place in the high school auditorium on Friday May 11 with Larrnie Cobbs orchestra providing music.
The May luncheon of the Wee Concord Woman's Club will be held tomorrow afternoon May 10 in the Odd Fellows hall banquet room with Mrs Frank A Cleaks as committee chair in charge.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church posts events for May 13 including a 9:30 a.m. church school, 10:45 a.m. morning service themed Our Mothers with Elsie Rose as soloist, and a 7:00 p.m. Young People Club in the parlor led by William Hills Jr. Midweek service is at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. On May 17 at 8 p.m. the Woman’s Union meets at Miss Edna Chapman’s home with speaker Katharine Tracy Akana from Kole Japan.
Dr Frank W Clelland pastor Sunday May 13 10 am 11 am observance of Mother's Day with guest preacher Rev O M Johnson of Evangelical Free Church Subject Thank God for Our Mothers Special music Church invites Evangelical Free Church members and friends to worship. Dr Prante Clelland will be away over weekend Address Federation of Ladies Aid Unions Maine Conference in Portland Maine and preach in Bangor Maine Sunday.
Eleanor F. Jotee of South Acton, a BU Sargeant School student in physical education, earned athletic letters for varsity P 1 service in school sports.
Social notes report Mr and Mrs Charles H Way hosted the Saturday Evehith Club at Penlan. Mins Mary Hickey in town visiting friends. Memorial Day services prep by Superintendent of cemeteries Devall.
Mr and Mrs Leonard porepings return to the H P Hood stand at Bonnie Brook farm and announce it will open for the season on Saturday May 12 with Mrs Clemens A Haass named manager after a recent move from Nobscott Road.
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