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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1934

Page

7

Notice of Probate Hearing for Perry Estate

In the matter of the late z A Perry of sald Conmy deceased a citation is issued to appear at the county court to show cause why the administrator should be allowed an account of the estate. The hearing is set for June 1934 at ten o clock in the forenoon. The notice requires publication weekly for three weeks and mailing to all known heirs and interested parties. John C Leggat is the judge presiding.

Z.a. Perry Sear WH. Perry Fis Adopou Sudbury Los

Real Estate Sale in Sudbury Complex Lands to Rockwell

Mortgage sale of extensive parcels of land near Sudbury center in Middlesex County. The properties include 26 acres, 4 acre woodland, quarter acre tract, tillage land, and water frontage with numerous boundaries and easements. Final sale subject to existing mortgage to Mary N. Hill and prior deeds, with $500 cash due at sale and balance within ten days. ELLA F. ROCKWELL as mortgagee. Maiden, May 9 1934. May 23 29, June 6.

F. Rockwell Malden Middlesex South Sudbury Lancaster Road George Goodnow Joshua Jones Saxonville Road Jones Joel Jones John Taylor Samual A. Jones Asher Goodnow Elisha W. Haynes Haynes Said Goodnow William Rice Rice Tilley Smith Smith Middlesex Edwin Harrington Harrington Abijah Powers Powers George E. Harrington Ann 8 S. Goodnow Edwin B. Hosmer Hosmer Caroline RB Hastings Garfield Mary N. Hill Estelle M. Jacobs Ellen L. Shepherd Mary N. HI Neal, Shaffer and Knowlon No. 11 Beacon Street Boston Masa Ella F. Rockwell

Memorial service and birthday celebration at West Acton church lawn

A May 26 gathering lists Mrs M A Vance as speaker for a weekly devotion at 7 45 PM. The Food Safety Endeavor runs 3 to 5 PM on the church lawn or Beaches Caf. Memorial service with local patriotic groups led by G A R, and a Sunday evening birthday event with famous and local birthdays celebrated. Total figure 193 571 mentioned for the year.

Iona

Christian Endeavor Plans Saturday Food Sale at Church Lawn

The Intermediate Christian Endeavor will host a food sale next Saturday from 3 to 5 PM on the Baptist church lawn. If it rains, the event moves to Beagle’s Cafe. The note mentions the last CE meeting of the group.

Baptist Church Beagghe's

Lost 20 Pounds in Four Weeks Notice

fragmentary OCR reads as dieting claim about losing twenty pounds in a month and mentions breakfast habits and a supposed method. the text is garbled and contains unclear names or sources.

Maynard Mizpah and Pine Tree Troop Schedule Events

Mizpah Lodge hosts Marlboro meeting Thursday night. Children’s Day program set for June 1 replacing the usual date. Pine Tree Troop Girl Scouts perform at Cedar Hill Waltham on May 26. Maynard troop presents a sketch The Three Bars with Mrs Grieve captain Pearl McAustin patrol leaders Betty Ferrie and corps Marion Cuttell Doris Mareden Ann Tucker.

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Marlboro Lodge Mizpah Lodge Pine Tree Troop Cedar Hill Waltham Maynard Frank Grieve Pearl McAustin

Franciscan Priest Confessions at St Bridget’s Saturday

A Franciscan priest will hear confessions at St Bridget’s Church Saturday afternoon. A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Francis McCarthy Concord at Yeet. Both mother and child are reported doing well. Roma Lodge Sons of Italy plans a membership drive led by Joseph Porrazzo with assistants. The drive aims to organize a junior lodge of boys and girls with many already organized statewide. An initiation was conducted on a class of candidates from quaseash Male Lexington K of Councils at Cooperative Hall. A supper followed the degree work with John Zaniewski supplying the meal. Thomas OHeir moved from Brown Street to reside in Waltham. A Mass will be held at St Bridget’s cemetery on Memorial Day weather permitting. Miss Lilian Clark of Wolcott Street is ill at Hill Crest Rest Home Sudbury. St Bridget’s cadet corps and the Fife Drum and Bugle Corps drill regularly with officers listed. Children of Mary Corps will meet tonight.

St. Bridget's Church Francis McCarthy Concord Yeet Roma Lodge Sons of Italy Joseph Porrazzo Vincent Porrazzo Antonio Mistretta Luiga DiGrappo Ne Marié Dominic Muccelacco Quaseash Lexington Cooperative Hall Caunett John Zaniewski Thomas Oheir Brown Street Waltham St. Bridget's Cemetery Lilian Clark Wolcott Street Hill Crest Rest Home Sudbury St. Bridget’s Lawrence Quinn Coorseregeant Alex DiGrappo John Punch Children of Mary Corps

Adult Alien Education Courses at Boston Public Library

The Massachusetts state department of education offers two summer courses on adult alien education at the Boston Public Library Lecture Hall. The Problems and Procedures course starts July 16 at 11 am and the Supervision of Instruction course starts July 9 at 9:10 am, with Mary L Guyton as instructor.

State Department of Education Boston Public Library Mary L Guyton

Promises vs Progress in Spring’s Business Promise

A concise reflection contrasts promises with actual work, noting that hopeful talk and seasonal optimism do not create businesses or cities. The line emphasizes action over rhetoric in development.

Springfield couple visits relatives over the weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stuckert of Springfield visited relatives here over the weekend, sharing time with family and catching up on news.

Mrs Maurice Stuckert Springfield

Mrs Emma Aho Dies at Home After Illness

Mrs Emma Aho wife of John Aho of 29 Elmwood street died Monday at home aged 5 born in Finland and resident here 28 years. Survived by husband one daughter Laura and two sons Leo and Arne Aho. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm with services at the home. Burial will be in Glen-

Emma Aho John Aho Elmwood Street Finland Laura Leo Arne Aho Glen

Exhibition of School Work at George Washington Auditorium

Students from both junior and senior high stages invite parents and friends to view this year’s school work. The exhibition runs Thursday May 24 from 3 to 9 PM with woodwork sewing cooking and drawing projects on display. Each student’s desk will showcase their work and home room displays will be open for inspection. Tea will be served from 5 to 6 PM by Domestic Department students.

George Washington Auditorium

Maynard Tops Reading In Middlesex League Battle

Maynard defeated Reading 9 to 6 at Town Field as Reading High pitcher Jimmie Creigh fanned 13, allowed seven hits and no earned runs, while Crocker yielded 12 walks and similar hits. The game featured lively pitching, a rough start, and strong hitting by Wolfie Liverman.

Town Field Reading Harry Downes Reading High Laddies Maynard Orange and Black Middlesex Jimmie Creigh Ard Xe Reading Rallems Crocker Sawyer Swankteir Wolfie Liverman

Maynard Maulers Triumph Over Belmont 10-6 in Baseball

Maynard High roared to a 10 to 6 victory over Belmont at Belmont on Wednesday. Maynard totaled 11 hits, with Doc Flaherty homering and tripling, and Duggan adding a triple and a single. Rusty Jordan pitched five and a half innings of near no hit ball for Belmont as Gronholm and Costello homered late for Maynard.

Belmont High Iela Maynard -Hs Maulers Belmont Maynard Doc Flaherty Duggan Rusty Jordan Gronholm Costello Jordan Kenny

MHS Faces RHS After Narrow Afternoon Loss

Afternoon play saw Malcolm deliver two core innings as MHS and RHS split a four run rally. Batter Maysard H posted five runs in a tight contest with key singles and batteries.

Malcolm Maysard

Maynard Town tops Ayer 4 to 1 in league clash

Maynard Town defeats Ayer 4 to 1 at Crowe Park in a tightly played Middlesex League contest. Cote and Lawson allowed four hits each in solid pitching, while key errors and timely hits, including Stan kiewicz and Lambert, produced the decisive runs. Time was 1 hour 3 minutes with Call umpiring.

Maynard Maynard Town Ayer T. T Middlesex Crowe Park Dick Lawson Cote Army Towners Dawson Stanga Pozarycki Oh ‘Lambert Duggan Torppa Ee Rewlen Zapareski Kendra Stankiewicz Boisseau Stan Ayer Bailey A. Lambert Rowlen Ratley del Picard

South Acton A LosT To Framingham In Weekend Game

Framingham defeated South Acton with late runs after a pitching duel. Fram ingham built a 2 0 lead and held on as South Acton rallied briefly, but Framingham prevailed 4 2 behind solid defense and timely hitting.

South Acton A Framingham South Acton AA Jones Framingham

Memorial Day Parade marshal chosen and schedule set

Alfred F. Bonazzoli has been chosen marshal of the Memorial Day parade. The parade will form at Legion hall on state road at 9 30 0 m sharp. Eleanor Stone was out with bronchitis last week. Mrs Mildred Hunter visits Nashua daughter Mrs E P Burnham. Benjamin Wilson injured his back at the Nobscot Spring water house and is at Brookline hospital for treatment.

Eleanor Stone Alfred F. Bonazzoli Legion Hall State Road Mildred Hunter E. P. Burnham Nashua N. H Thomas Kaulbeck Manchester Benjamin Wilson Nobscot Spring Brookline Hospital

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