Lost Book Notice for Foreclosure Proceeding No 7363
A notice announces a lost book related to a foreclosure action No 7363 filed in a local court. The text lists E McCleary as treasurer and dates May 16 22 29, indicating filing or notice milestones.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1940
Page
7
A notice announces a lost book related to a foreclosure action No 7363 filed in a local court. The text lists E McCleary as treasurer and dates May 16 22 29, indicating filing or notice milestones.
Payment stopped on deposit book number 20833. Massachusetts notice dated May 8 15 22 1940 identifies J. W. Ballou as assistant treasurer and references the loss and public notice.
Deposit Book No 34678 lost payment stopped by the Mass Institution for Sav J W Ballou assistant treasurer on May 8 15 22 in 1940.
Court petitions for Rose A Newton to be appointed administratrix of Thomas Keefe late of the county deceased. Interested parties are urged to object by filing an appearance before ten oclock on the twenty seventh day May 1940. John C Leggat Judge and P Jordan Register May 8 15.
Inwealth at Massachusetts 88 PROBATE COURT. interested parties in the Elizabeth Richardson late of said county deceased. a petition has been presented praying Bernice Kay of Somerville be appointed administrator of the estate not yet administered without surety. object thereto by appearance in court before ten o'clock on May seventeenth 1940. Loring P. Jordan Register May 8 1936.
A quotation by Margaret Puller elevates mental labor as wings while acknowledging that earthly tasks finance and ground the mind. It frames drudgery as necessary to cultivate inner treasures and practical growth.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Is Maynard court issues probate of instrument claimed as the last will of David Po Lemoine deceased. J Edward Lemoine of Maynard seeks appointment as executor without bond. Interested parties must appear at Cambridge Court by June 3 1940 to object, witness John Loggat Esquire First Judge Wald Court.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites interested parties in the estate of Daniel W Parmenter of Maynard. A petition seeks Daniel L Parmenter as administrator without surety, return date May 31 1940, before First Judge John C Leggat at Cambridge.
Public auction announced for May 1940 in Maynard Massachusetts of a parcel in Middlesex County under a mortgage held by Home Owners' Loan Corporation. Property includes 16 497 square feet with setbacks, restrictions, and fixtures. sale subject to taxes liens and other encumbrances. payment terms require one hundred dollars cash with balance due at sale.
Maynard notes its Twilight Club 35th anniversary with memories of early days on Lake Boone and track meets led by Frank Murray. Old timers still visit their first clubhouse while Finnish youths’ Hessa club helped spark local summer events and a 12th annual six mile road race.
Maynard High lost 40 37 to Lexington in a mixed track and field duel. Tom Foley led with wins in sprints and the winning relay as Fred Sarvela took the shot put. Costa and Colton paced field events while Crowley and Crowley-Alden contributed seconds and thirds for a balanced Maynard showing.
A farewell reception is set for Thursday for Elizabeth Wattson Ofe and Marahalh Thélmd Dessh Wollaston with Viola Parsons visiting. Deputy Edith McAnms and Eleanor al et will attend the event at the lodge on Tuesday evening.
Lexington High defeated Concord 6 to 0 in a Middlesex County league baseball game at Concord's home diamond. Bob Michelson pitched three hits allowed and eight strikeouts for Lexington as Concord committed three errors and produced four losses against three wins.
Sudbury Grange held a meeting where New England Telephone displayed a moving picture. Rev George H Clarke returns from St Petersburg and plans to attend the Methodist conferences in Wheatield May 16 to 20. Alton P Clark of Clark Florists recovers from Emerson Hospital surgery. Mrs John G Woods allerg note: she is well after months at home. Middlesex Central Pox Mon a Grange meet aims to advance fifth degree. local coach Histor ncc attended.
The Maynard Country Club dropped to fourth place after an 8 to 4 defeat by George Wright Colfers at Hyde Park Sunday. Maynard’s only winning pair was Croft-Cummings, keeping them eight points behind league leaders Woburn.
Health report for April notes nurse oe B Foster visited 97 schools and 87 homes, examined 23 pupils and treated 111 at school and 8 at homes. Dr Edward Maherty examined pupils and gave special exams, with five at school and five at the office. Dental clinics by four doctors treated 86 pupils.
The line remarks on balancing two pursuits that cannot be pursued together, noting the challenge of chasing eels and hares simultaneously. The proverb-style statement implies strategic focus rather than literal hunting.
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