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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1931
Page
7
Public notice states Horace ET Adm. 19381 details a lost deposit book with dates November 4 11 18 and a payment reference. The notice seeks to address the missing instrument under applicable law.
Rev. Alfred W. Store preached at West Concord Union Church on the subject Choosers.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues a guardianship citation for Gertrude minor in Middlesex County. The father must receive notice by public publication in the Sudbury Enterprise for three consecutive weeks. The first Judge of Probate signs, with Register Loring P. Jordan on file. Date 1948.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites next of kin and interested parties in the estate of Pikki Kangasaho late of Maynard deceased. Frederic H. Hilton public administrator presents first account for allowance and distribution. Court to meet December 8, 1931 at Cambridge to approve or deny the account and order publication.
In Middlesex to the heirs and interested persons. Isabelle Denniston petitions for letters testamentary for Thomas C Denniston of Maynard. A probate court in Middlesex is to hear the case November 20 1931 at 10 a.m. The petitioner must publish weekly notices for three weeks and mail copies to known interested parties seven days prior. Jordan Register signs the citation.
At morning worship the chosen speaker addressed themes from the wind and trees. The service featured a Woold’s anthem Great Is Lord and Gloria Credo, Hector Marzo organ preludes, Adazio offertory, and Wag ner Pilgrims Chorus played by Miss Gertrude H Rideout. Communion was observed in the afternoon, with Theodora Blodgett leading the Young Missionary meeting on Jesus lessons about Faith in God. Flowers on the altar honored Rev William J Batt.
Willow Rebekah Lodge met at Mid Fellows Hall West Concord Monday evening with Mrs Gertrude Meder presiding as noble grand. New officers were announced and a card party followed led by Mrs Edith Bailey. Frank S Walker PG won first prize in Bruge and Miss Esther Leighton PNG took the consolation prize. In whist Miss Ruth Hendrickson won first prize and Mrs Locke took the consolation prize.
A vestry sale at a local church on Thurston Avenue lists articles on sale and mystery grab bags for children. An eight o clock evening entertainment will feature Teddy Beers orchestra as the main attraction.
A surprise party at Mrs. Henry L Capelle on Main Street honored Mrs. Ralph A Barker wife of the Congregational church pastor. Fifteen women who have worked with her in church activities over the past fifteen years attended the event on Monday afternoon November 2.
In the rear a large kitchen is described for camp use with scouts and leaders on camping trips. Sleeping quarters for troops and over night facilities are included along with an assembly space for gatherings and scout exhibits to be displayed.
Hu son Engine 2 responded to a still alarm at 6 43 p m last night near McDevitt's Service Station. The driver of a truck with New fire registration plates struck a match to see gas in the tank and started a blaze in the cab. The fire was extinguished with an extinguisher causing slight damage.
Ralph and 6D1E known as Sisters of the Skillet receive the Order of the Pork Chop for distinguished service. Charles Smith, cook on the Majestic, is honored as the recipient while the Sisters, famed for household hints, are noted for their kitchen freedoms in New York and their national broadcasts four times weekly.
The Junior Holy Name Society met at St Michael's Church on draft evening 17 to reaff irm reverence and duties. Three nominees per role elected John McNiff president William McQuillan vice president Gerald Daigneault treasurer. McQuillan captains the high school football team. New members Albert Lambert Anthony Kruces Joseph Satas Clar team and others joined as fifty members attended. Meeting closed with Benedictions for the Most Blessed Sacrament.
Margaret Hagerty returns to nursing duties at Children’s Hospital Boston after a visit with Mr and Mrs Thomas Hagerty of Apsley Street. John Cosgrove returns to duties in Boston after a home visit on Park Street. Many Hudson residents attend the funeral of Charles S Blandin in Marlboro, known as Uncle Charley, who ran a store at Laird Boon for years. Mrs John Connington of Lincoln Street is confined at home by illness.
A survey shows The Stebbins Greys rural radio skit as a top program on major networks. Listeners praise its plain old time homespun humor and natural characters, noting they tune in for relatable dialogue and rustic charm.
Hudson Emilian Valliere of Morence Street entered Chelsea Naval Hospital for treatment. Miss Rita Romney a student nurse at Cambridge City Hospital returned to duties after a two week vacation here. Miss Ruth Duggan has returned to duties at St. Vincent's Hospital Worcester. Mr and Mrs Milo Qagsacel of Marlboro moved their household goods here to reside on Pleasant Street. Charles B McGarthy of Lake Street returned home from Chelsea Naval Hospital. Mrs Steerze P Keith of Brigham Street left for New Work for the winter with friends. Mia John Clampa and guideen of Worcester visited her parents Dominic Pantino and wife on Packard Street.
The funeral of George Morel of 6 Winter Street was held from St Michael's Church at 9 o'clock this morning with a high mass of requiem paid by Rev J D Chadbourne. The bearers were George Guertin M Lewis Guertin Ernest Guertin Edmund Daugheault Ephraim Daigneault and William Rogers. Interment was in the parish cemetery with Fr Chadbourne conducting the committal service. Frank B McNiff, funeral director, was in charge.
The annual M Episcopal Church fair opens today in the Church Sunday School room with a supper in Lemson hall tonight. It continues Thursday with the Friendship Club presenting the comedy Parlor Matches in Tamson hall under Mrs Mary Zinther's direction.
A. L. Auxiliary of the County Council will meet on Saturday November 21 at 2 30 PM in the Berlin Congregational church with Mrs Sophie Waite county president presiding. Members planning to attend the supper must notify President Laura Cole by November 15. A large turnout is hoped.
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