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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1939

Page

7

Property restrictions and mortgage sale notice in Hudson Massachusetts

Municipal land description and conveyance details outline a thirty five foot easement and lot boundaries for a dwelling on a parcel in Hudson. The notice, dated 1929, lists sums due and terms of sale including a mortgage held by Hudson Cooperative Bank with Edward B. Sumester as treasurer and attorney Fredvly Moraie.

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Probate Court notice to heirs in Whitney estate

Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court invites interested parties to object to the final account of Daniel A Whitney estate. Trustees report allowance granted. written appearances due by the return day in Cambridge before ten o clock on May 20, 1083. Witness John Beggar, judge. register May 10, 1724.

Commonwealth of Maccachusette Probade Tovallyperaous Anemas Whitney Maynard Daniel A. Whitney Cambridge John Eggar

Leominster Hurdays Over Concord In Track Meet

Leominster High School hosted Concord in a track meet on Thursday afternoon. Leominster swept both teams with an 85 to 16 victory tally, winning events including the 100 yard dash Owens, 220 yard dash Nichols, 440 yard run Nichols, and half mile won by Anderson with Kelley and Perrault also placing for Leominster.

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Leominster Athletes Dominate Local Track Meet Medals

Leominster and Concord-Sanborn athletes earned top positions in a local track event. Broad jumps reached 20 feet 1 inch with Diatante and Reynolds among leaders while heights and distances noted for several competitors.

Leominster Hawkes Sanborn Concord Mereyster Wen Ard F. Macene Reynolds

Maynard Auxiliary Reelects Mary Cheney for County Post

Miss Mary Cheney former president of Maynard Vii F. W. Ausiliary was reelected to a Middlesex County role. The Maynard group includes Sophie Walah Mary Toler and Mrs B W Maetaon. Maynard sponsors a Penny House event tonight with an auxiliary whist and prize door.

Maynard Mary Cheney Maynard Vii F. W. Ausiliary Middlesex County W. Veuusicatas Sophie Walah Mary Toler Patty

Fragmented OCR Radio Schedule Bits Display

Readable segments show station times and numbers scattered across channels WSYR WHAM and other figures. Data appears as scrambled schedule codes and monetary values without coherent program details.

Mary Ida Gruber and Lena Franklin Named

Mary Ida Gruber and Lena Franklin appear in a brief local notice listing participants or honorees with unclear context. Helen Gille ney also referenced in the fragment, suggesting a community naming or involvement.

Mary Ida Gruber Lena’ Pranklin J Helen Gilleney

Concord High Defeats Middlesex Rival In Lopsided Handball Nine Contest

Concord High School overwhelmed Lexington's handball nine in an afternoon Middlesex League encounter at Amerson Playground. The game ended 16 to 2 after Concord plated six runs in the sixth inning and received strong hitting from Michelson Pawcett Primmerman Waldroup and Thompson.

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Memorial Women’s Association holds annual meeting

Mrs Eaten Awibury Hat presided as the Memorial Conquerational group held its annual meeting at the home of Mrs Herharti Newten. Officers elected include President Wedekent Secretary E dwand Aant Auditor Clifton Giles and others with committees on entertainment hospitality luncheon publicity and more.

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Marathon Pageant Promises Fastest Runners at Maynard Park

Historic annual race profiles famed distance luminaries from Pawson to Pentti and Zamperelli. The event, sponsored by the Finnish American League, returns next Sunday afternoon with starter Jake Laurilla to set the pace along a course from Memorial Park through South Acton to West Acton.

Maynant Maynard Jake Laurilla Pnetc Les Pawson Jimmie Hennigan Willie Zepp Bino Pentti Andrew Les P Pawtucket Hias Johny Kelley Dino Pentti New York Walter “Crotty Hiele Ime Pame Thomas Taps Nevala Eamoth Tan Nason South Aton West Acton Mingadam Road Littleton Audebaerger Inane Averyi Lester iGtemge Gutteridge Henry Golman Erage Camatey Paul S.gniter Dodge Shoud Ayatem Alo Paakanen Gerdner Hoanigen

Pink Night Brings Acton Grange Meeting and Guests

Nearly 200 members and guests attended a Pink Night gathering of the Acton Grange on Tuesday evening. The program featured plays, vocal and piano performances, with notable attendees from Westfield, North Reading, Watertown, and surrounding towns. A future meeting was announced to include juvenile Grange guests from Townsend and Wachusett.

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