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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1936
Page
7
TE COURT seeks claims under the will of John Maynard Coggeshall for the estate, with objections due by ten o clock on the twenty ninth 1936 in the court of Jon C. Leggat Esquire Judge, May 1936.
In execution of a mortgage dated 1997 on premises in Acton Massachusetts the bed premises described as pasture and house with two acres is to be sold at public auction on the specified Wednesday in June 1926 for unpaid taxes and bonds. The sale, overseen by James Tuttle & Co, will occur at the South District land and references the deed by Tuttle and Sarah Al executrices of the Varnum Tittle.
A probate notice for Vincent Dibiasee estate follows with a petition to appoint Augustus R. Dibiase of Sudbury as administrator. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 am on May 15, 1936. Also a notice from Cambridge about road relocation on Billerica Road from Page to Burlington Road, with a meeting June 2, 1936 at 11 am at the Court House in Cambridge to consider relocation and repairs.
The Maynard Trust Company will sell at public auction on May 23, 1936 at 11:00 AM the Higgins mortgage premises in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts. The sale includes two parcels on White Avenue and Sheridan Avenue with described boundaries and total area around 16 000 square feet. Purchaser pays $500 cash at sale and balance within ten days. sale subject to existing restrictions and municipal taxes or liens. Mortgagee Harold J. Morgan and attorney Howard A. Wilson.
According to law notice a deposit book numbered 9231 has been lost. Payment thereon has been stopped. Maynard Trust Company Maynard, Mass. May 6, 13.
Notice announces loss of Deposit Book No 7847 and lists Maynard Massachusetts dates May 6 13 and 20 as relevant. It requests the finder return to the bank and may include claim procedures per local practice.
At the annual meeting in Maynard officers and trustees were sworn in. Thomas F. Parker served as President with James A. and William Case as vice presidents. Howard A. Wilson named Clerk. Trustees listed with terms expiring 1939, 1933, and 1987, with multiple named individuals and an auditing committee. Clerk May 13.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to Joseph L Hoyle residing unknown Eva A Hoyle files libel for divorce on grounds of desertion and neglect to provide maintenance and children. Written appearance in Cambridge within twenty one days from October 5 1936. Witness John C Leggat Esquire Judge May 4 1936 Loring P Jordan Register May 13 20 27.
Mortgagee sale to John C King for breach of mortgage dated May 11 1923 recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds Book 4618 Page 224. On May 23 1986 at 11 45 AM public auction of Lot 23 Thomas Street Maynard bounded to Assabet River and riverbank with Plan 101 26. Sale subject to restrictions taxes and municipal liens. Clifford L King Trustee and Assignee.
Maynard High edges Hudson 4 1 with McNally two hits and three base hits. Cesario leads visitors with three hits including a double. Fraser Palermo hits twice for locals as pitching and fielding produce a tense, old fashioned contest.
Hudson High beat Sudbury 12 to 6 as Ferman pitched well for Hudson. Norton led visiting batters with three hits incl a double driving in Skeffington and Ed Morgan who took free passes. Key rallies came in the second and sixth innings with multiple runs, and Hudson finished strong with five runs in the sixth.
The Kanto A C elected George Luosia as president, Ero Wirkkanen secretary, Emil Ramus treasurer, and Charlie Sulkala secretary for the year. They aim to sponsor an open meet at Hayward Pond in early June and participate in the Eastern Temperance Society festival games at Voske Playground June 13 and 14. The Finish-American League will sponsor the annual six mile race from Memorial Park to Fort Pond, entering its eighth year with a strong field of eastern runners.
The M 8PCA honors Asa Carpenter with a high school medal and Shirley Delancey with a grammar school medal for poster design in the State Contest. Second places go to Virginia Bowry and Margaret Rochon. honorable mentions to Jean Prov an Irving Richardson Winthrop Fairbanks and William Griffin. Loring Smith wins the Natural Science Award medallion for collecting apple caterpillar eggs. Sudbury baseball loses 15 to 9 to Acton on May 5 with players listed as McManus Priest McMurtry Whitworth.
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