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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1936
Page
7
Massachusetts probate notes reveal that the estate of John E Maynard seeks court approval of twenty three to twenty accounts for the benefit of A. tee. The court calendar shows a return day in May 1926 with Judge John C. Leggat presiding as the examiner.
Parcel of pasture with a building located in South Acton described as about thirty two acres more or less and bounded by roads and lines from the house of Joseph to South Acton and by land formerly of Wheeler James Tuttle and others. Sale to include any unpaid taxes or municipal assessments with balance due on May 6 13 20.
The passage notes indigenous names for a stream across languages: Wyandot and Seneca call it O he sha, Mohawk and Cayuga render O heyo, and Oneida use O heiia. The lines reflect linguistic diversity among tribes.
The article notes that curiously, followers of Wivian skin Ziska and the Hus sect said to convert his skin into a drum after death. The idea allegedly would inspire Hussites to fight with greater ferocity as claimed by Answers Magazine.
Maynard Trust Company will sell at public auction on Saturday June 13 1936 at seven o clock in the forenoon the premises conveyed by mortgage deed namely Lot 9 on a plan in Maynard Mass surveyed 1903 by Horace F Tuttle and filed with Middlesex South Deeds. The lot contains 3302 square feet with dimensions 63 1 2 by 51 7 10 feet and is subject to unpaid taxes or municipal liens. A cash payment of 500 is required at sale with the balance due within ten days. Maynard Mass. May 20 27 June 3.
Official notice dated May 18 1936 from Middlesex Institution for Savings. Asst. Treasurer Julian W Ballou states a lost book case under law and requests claim against the institution.
The Middlesex Probate Court notes A wife named A Hoyle has filed for divorce from Joseph L Hoyle on grounds of desertion and neglect to provide. She seeks alimony and custody and support for minor children. A written appearance must be filed within 21 days from October 5, 1936. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge, May 4 1936. Loring P Jordan, Register. May 13 20 27
A 6 5 field outfit suffered a setback in an early season clash that knocked them from first and prevented them from regaining ground. The encounter disrupted momentum and altered league positioning.
Massachusetts probate court announces petition for probate of a will for Mary A. Cook of Maynard. Cecelia J. Donahue of Needham seeks appointment as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed by the court’s return date, with witnesses. The notice is dated May 19 1936 and May 20 27 June unknown.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings as holder of the mortgage gives notice of foreclosure on real estate in Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts. The mortgage action is pursued as previously requested by the mortgagors. Henry Smith Treasurer May 20 27.
The National Bank of Waltham announces a mortgagee's sale of Olive W Foss and Fred N Foss owned Sudbury property. Conducted by Chester L. Harris, the sale occurs Friday June 12 1986 at 11 00 am on site. The plan details include Massasoit Avenue and King Philip Heights bounds with 102 by 80 feet. minimum bid three hundred dollars. sale subject to unpaid taxes and liens.
The town of Maynard announces Marsden as chairman and Frank J. MacCarron as secretary with A Lent serving as secretary. The notice lists these officials in the absence of further details.
Milford Junior faces Crow Par in a return encounter at Grove Park with hopes of repeating a regulation contest win. Coach Reggie Sawyers has steered the squad to beat top clubs this season, aiming to topple strong rivals in a pivotal league matchup.
Members of the Holy Name Society received communion in a body at the 8:30 mass at St. Bridget's church last Sunday. Rev. Edward O'Byrne celebrated the Mass and spoke on the Ascension. First communion class meets Friday. class will receive first communion at the 9:30 mass next Sunday. annual May procession planned for 3 PM. Joyce Kilmer Circle to hold a whist party Friday at Elk's Hall for parish camp fund.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Garfield Marlboro old Center was held in high respect by neighbors during his residence. His widow has the sympathy of all. Mr and Mrs Karl J Schmeatzke of Newton visited friends in town on.
The article notes sea sickness affects many animals including humans and horses. It mentions treatment approaches and highlights that an elephant can usually travel in good health if kept slightly intoxicated.
Mountain Within Mountain Tnyan Kata is a Sioux name for a mountain on the Wyoming side of the Black Hills. The name means a mountain within a mountain and reflects the peak's spiral shape resembling a great screw as a canyon winds around to the screwup peak.
A ship crew notes the region's natural life including seals whales and large penguin colonies in the Straits of Magellan. They describe a floating alba tross and a measuring indicated channel length near three hundred tons.
A dull game until the eighth when Sudbury’s McManus hit a triple to spark a six run rally. Wayland answered with four runs to seal the win as Sudbury failed to score in the ninth. Base running highlighted the visitor’s dominance.
A guard was stationed near the school as stated in prior instructions.
Fragmentary report describes cold weather and hail affecting berries and tomatoes. Mentions petals blown and limited initial damage with some fruit not severely damaged yet, referencing earlier part of the week and town area.
Henry Tolman has entered the Middlesex Laundry team in the Peal Revere League. The league includes Belmont Lexington Bedford Lincoln Wayland Watertown and Waltham. The Laundry will play Wayland tonight and Watertown next Monday with Belmont facing the Laundry at South Acton on Thursday May 28.
A Tit-Bits writer describes the amoeba as a tiny single cell organism living in stagnant shallow water. It has no limbs or mouth and grows by absorbing nourishment through its surface. When it has plenty of food in hot conditions it divides, creating two cells to increase surface area for feeding.
A reflective prose passage contrasts love with pain, stating love transforms sorrow into joy, makes sacrifices seem sweet, and treats losses as gains. It elevates love above hardship, portraying crosses as crowns.
The article explains how fat and tissue shape the body and skin regulates body heat. It notes skin helps conserve heat in cold and releases it in heat, a process maintained unless disrupted by disease.
Historical note on matzoon a beverage from Turk and Caucasus natives. Mentions Mike adding a special ferment and its use as a culinary agent in the country.
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