Lost deposit book notice in May records
Lost deposit book No a payments to F Smith treasurer. May 9 16 23 entries indicate unsettled amounts. Institution for iff. filing notice to locate and replace lost book.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1934
Page
7
Sale of Estate Under Mortgage Concerning Assabet Property
A notice of sale by power of sale under a mortgage dated October 11 1921 will auction a parcel on the riverfront lot on River Street bounded by Maynard Street and water edge. The sale to occur Saturday May 26 at 10 o clock. Purchaser must pay taxes and the mortgage balance within ten days. Cleary Treas. and Ilson Attorney shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wilnikka
Ikka
Inikka
Middlesex South Hook
Cory Street
A. Maynard
Notice of Probate Court Hearing on Estate of A Perry
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to all interested in the career of vice A Perry late of Sudbury deceased Oscar H Perry administrator presents first account of administration You are required to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on June 1 1934 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed The administrator must serve this citation by delivering copies to interested parties at least fourteen days before the Court or publish once weekly for three weeks in Sudbury Enterprise and mail copies seven days before the Court Witness John Lergat Esquire First Judge May 9 1934 Loring P Jordan Register May 16 28 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Perry
Sudbury
Said
Whepreas
Oscar H. Perry
Deccascad
Cambridge
Sudbury Enterprise
John. Lergat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Lost Bank Book Notice From Assabet Institution
In compliance with Section 40 Chapter 590 of the Acts of 1908 we give notice that an application for a duplicate book has been received to replace Book No Assabet Institution for Savings Sidney K E McCleary Treasurer May 16 23 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney KE. McCleary
Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney E. McCleary
Lost Deposit Book Notice from Middlesex Institution for Savings
Deposit Book No 36861 is declared lost by H F Smith treasurer of Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts dated April 30 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Institution For Savings
H. F. Smith
Concord
Mass
Local religious events and gatherings in Natick and surrounding towns
Sunday visitor notes from South Sudbury and Worcester report a missionary rally at Natick Congregational church with a Japanese exhibit. Rev. Albert Reynolds plans a Nova Scotia visit. Memorial church hosts May union services and conference delegates. P T A at the High School showcased student programs and 4 H club food sale funds a chair for the Amherst room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Laughlin
Worcester
Stone Farm
Natick
Albert Reynolds
Maitland
Nova Scotia
Oliver D. Sewall
Dedham
Ladies’ Aid
Virginia Priest
Massachusetts Conference of Congregational Churches
Harvard Church
Brookline
Memorial Church
Legion and Auxiliary
George H. Clarke
Center
Amherst
Mortgagee's Sale of Acton Property Foreclosure Notice
Foreclosure sale commanded by a 1922 mortgage from Stanley Paszkewicz to Assabet Institution for Savings. Property in Acton described as a 3 acre parcel with buildings, to be sold at public auction June 9 1924 at 11 am, subject to taxes and liens. $500 cash deposit. balance within ten days. Sidney B. McCleary treasurer. Howard A. Wilson attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Paszkewicz
Assabet Institution For Savings
Middlesex South District
Acton
South Acton
Powder Mills
Jonathan H. Barker
Said Barker
John Fletcher
Fletcher
Sidney BE. McCleary
Howard A. Wilson
Sears
Boston
Mass
Marlboro Hudson Pigeon Club Opens Season With Fast Parcels
The Marlboro Hudson Pigeon Club held its first race of the season with eight members entering 89 birds. Wilson Brothers of Hopkinton claimed the fastest times despite birds being released early due to a freight agent error at Keenfield. Results list speeds for several members from Hopkinton, Gleasondale, Berlin, and Maynard, with Collier of Marlboro posting the slowest. A second race is planned next Saturday from Albany, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martboro
Wilson Brothers
Hopkinton
Keenfield
F. Collier
Marlboro
Albany
South Acton Scouts plan Mount Monadnock trip contest
South Acton Boy Scouts led by Scout-master Harvey Dunn hold a contest to win a Mount Monadnock trip this summer. A 175 point minimum covers attendance, dues, hikes, tests, reviews, and new boy status. They prepare a cabin on Faulkner Hill with first meeting May 21 and appeal for donations. Assistant Scout-master Dunn is the only Acton scout to reach Eagle, aiming to inspire others. Acton high school honors Byvelyn Hagen and F Elizabeth Oelschiegel as class of 1934 salutatorian and honor student. Junior prom preparations underway for May 18 at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Harvey Dunn
Mount Monadnock
N. H
Faulkner Hill
Dunn
Acton
Byvelyn Hagen
F. Elizabeth Oelschiegel
Acton High School
Duplicate bank book sought for Sidney E. McCleary
Notice of application to replace Treasurer Sidney E. McCleary's book No. with a duplicate bank book. The request references the existing book held by the treasurer. Public records indicate the replacement is being processed under the relevant banking authority.
Waltham Beats Maynard In Four Ball Match
Waltham defeats Maynard in a four ball tournament match as teams compete for club standings. The event lists players such as Waltham-Shine, Veason, and Ryan Marley with scores and misc notes, and notes a next weekend members only tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Maynard
Shine Veason
Gears-Boyle
Ryan Marley
E. Carlton-Morton
A. Carlton-Flond Riley
Prank Grieve
J. Schin
Busy Week for M HS Players
A brief note indicates a busy week ahead for M HS players with a key league clash on the schedule and mentions a recent loss. details are fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.hs
Saxonville Succumbs in Slow-Scoring Loss at Jones Field
Saxonville Pala fell to South Acton A A in a windy Sunday game at Jones Community Field. Cole allowed three hits through eight innings, while Saxonville rallied for four in the ninth. Ferrick Hanigan and Gébo shared mound duties for Saxonville as Dunn led the bats and McNeil starred in center field. Umpire Piper. Arrangements loom for a Waltham semi pro appearance next Sunday. May day events and local hospital notes weave through the rest of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxonville Pala
Jones
South Acton
A. A. Boys
Cole
Saxonville
Foley
Ielding
Thompson
Freeman
Killison
Fred Lawrence
Ferrick
Hanigan
Dunn
McNeil
Acton
Cole and Kills
Gébo
Piper
Waltham
Jones Field
Harold Day
River Street
Verne Smith
Massachusetts General Hospital
Olaf Nelson
Main Street
Ladies of the Universalist Church
Acton High School Defeats Harvard 15 to 6 in Season Opener
Acton High School beat Harvard 15 to 6 on Jones Field in a loosely played opener. Leet and Calligan powered Acton’s offense while Secco Coke and Clement stood for Harvard. Reverend Alfred W Stone previews memorial observances at Concore Union Church with Willow Lodge of Rejekide as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concore Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
Willow Lodge of
Rejekide
Alfred W Stone
Acton High School
Harvard
Jones Field
Leet
Calligan
Acton
Sécco
Coke
Clement
Local Social Roundup and Town Notices From Sudbury
Residents and visitors include Mrs Edwin Pripps of Sherborn and Boston and Mrs Walter Piper of Old Sudbury road. Garden Club flower sale postponed due to season. Fore Trade School baseball beat Sudbury High 7 2 at Center. Firemen battled brush blaze on Biodell property. A M E Church Ladies Aid held a bean supper with parishioners praising the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Pripps
Sherborn
Boston
Walter E. Piper
Old Sudbury Road
and _ John = McGin
Annie Howards
Adelaide Redmond
Payette Street
Dalxy Tipton
Palmer
Misa Halloran
Mt. Pleasant
Anne Buxton
Stephen Pairbanks
Hingham
Fore
Sudbury
Trade School
Sudbury High
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Myra Baldwin
W. K. Davison
Frank McMahon
Thomas McSorley
Sunda
Biodell
Horse Pond Road
Memorial Day planning by American Legion and town officials
The American Legion met with Selectmen at Town Hall on Friday to arrange proper Memorial Day observance. Mire George J. Raymond hosted a luncheon and bridge for guests that evening. The Sudbury Men's Club baseball nine opened the diamond Friday, defeating the Firemen 12 to 6, with pitcher Charley Buegell earning praise and Fairbank and Tighe delivering key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
George J. Raymond
Sherrold Garfield
Hudson
Sudbury
Ralph Hawes
Charley Buegell
Sudbury School Notes: Win and Losses Last Week
Sudbury played two games last week and split results. Sudbury defeated Southbore 14 to 11 on Thursday, but fell to Wayside Inn 7 to 2 on Saturday. The Sudbury Teachers' Club plans an outing at Stow Country Club on Wednesday May 16 if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Southbore
Wayside Inn
Clb Fn
Stow Country Club
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Post Book
Pilesex Institution
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F. Smith
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eCleary
Ilson
Mding
Ballou
Highton’s
MecaliRon
McGrath
Main St
Arcadia
William F. Getiie
Beverly Hills
Cal
Esate
Getttle
James P. Wolf
Gettle
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Sudury
Mortgageeb
Pigeon Club
Hach
Job
Fairbank
Tighe
Yiks
Nnn
Electrolux
Erquippe
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