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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
8
A notice states a Deposit Book No. has been lost. It references the Middlesex Institution and J. W. Ballou as assistant, with locations in Cambridge or Concord, Massachusetts, and dates including October 19 26 and November 2.
Public auction announced to satisfy Annie and Maurice Cohen mortgage to Lawrence Bank dated June 15 1927. Property on Main Street and Nason Street Maynard Middlesex Massachusetts described as a tract with buildings bounded by Haynes DeLee Golleh and Nason Street, about thirty six acres, subject to Amory Maynard Construction Company access rights and unpaid taxes. Purchaser must pay five hundred dollars at sale and balance within ten days.
Charles J. and Edward L. McKenna of Waltham and Joseph H. McKenna of Concord plus Bernard A. McKenna of Concord and Ellen Ruth Venard share a 50th anniversary. Charles J. McKenna, 74, a longtime Concord resident, held public service roles and church duties. Margaret A. Hogan McKenna, 72, joined the Concord community as a child and is active with A. O. H. auxiliary. The family includes 19 grandchildren and several spouses in local firms and institutions.
SOUTH ACTON Congregational Church led by Rev. Warren P. Landers holds morning service Sunday November 6 at 10 30 with the Lord s Supper after the sermon and Sunday school and adult classes at 11 45 Universalist Church with George H Wood minister offers morning service Sunday November 6 at 10 45 and church school at noon.
A delegation from Marlboro Lodge B P O Elks visited Mks Lodge in Winchester last night. Exalted Ruler John Chamberlain led the party with Elwyn Spinney Leslie Hapgood Michael Torpey Charles Palioca W H Morse and Paul Strazzero.
Lady Campbell of South Acton-Lady campb Faulkner House observes her 83rd birthday as a London letter reports a memorial gate unveiled at the Royal Normal College for the Blind founded by her late husband Sir Francis Campbell. Other items note visitors, travels, and an All Souls Day service at the Universalist church on November 6.
The Maynard water department installs two diesel engines and two pumps at the pumping station. The $8,500 equipment upgrade replaces gear used since the system opened 483 years ago. Superintendent William Naylor expects lower operating costs after the upgrade.
Col George G Moyse state senator for the 5th Middlesex district visits western towns and voices strong confidence in President Hoover and the state ticket. He notes Lieut Governor Youngman’s growing strength and highlights his own long service on key committees and commissions including Ways and Means and Public Institutions.
Fragmentary OCR note shows Republicans advocate continuing a progressive and businesslike state administration. No further details or context available.
Clarence D Chickering of West Acton and Mrs Ernestine C Armstrong of Walpole were married on October 2 1930 by Rev Frank S Potter Past Grand Master of the TOOF of Massachusetts. Chickering, a bookkeeper at A W Davis Co, has lived in Acton many years and will reside in West Acton with his bride.
West Acton Troop Bus Scouts held a court of honor Monday to pass merit badges. The troop committee and leaders thanked parents and friends for a bridge and whist party on October 25 that funded the event. Ten tables of play produced prizes to Mrs Lois Cram Everett Montague and Mrs Chas Briggs Bennie Tate. Consolations went to Mrs Mary Taylor and a committee member. Masses for All Saints and All Souls were said at St Elizabeth Church.
Expressions of heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy and many kind acts shown during a recent bereavement.
Arthur Jeffries pastor announces a Friday prayer service with Bible study at 7 46 pm followed by choir rehearsal. A November 6 Lord’s Supper service features a sermon on Spiritual Inadequacy and a 7 pm Hymns service with Behold the Dreamer Comets. Friends urged to attend Nov 10 play The Old Peabody Pew and Rally Nov 11 Dudley Carollers. Nov 13 service invites all.
Acton Grange reported the third and fourth degrees for eight candidates on Tuesday night October 25. The Ladies Degres team led the third degree while officers performed the fourth. Competitive Night is set for November 8 with a match up of married men and single girls against married women and single fellows. William McDonald of West Newton will sing Mountaineer songs and dancing will follow. About ten Acton Grange members visited Boxboro Grange Friday night.
Mrs. Sarah Delano Roosevelt, mother of the Democratic candidate, waits at Hyde Park N Y to see her son become president. At 77 she remains vigorous and hopeful, recalling Governor Roosevelt's birth and life at the Hyde Park estate and noting the family’s long ties to the home and campaign for her son.
Treasury notes a balance of 764 million 730 thousand 499 dollars as of November 3. The document lists the portfolio labeled DG and references the treasury department figures for the period.
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