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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
8
The article notes Mrs Goward as chairwoman of the reservations committee and praises this year’s acton event as a huge success with potential for future years.
A report notes that about 100000 Americans reside across European countries, highlighting the sizable expatriate presence. The piece discusses distribution across nations and mentions potential implications for diplomacy and cultural exchange.
Mortgagee announces public auction of property in Sudbury Town with a 5 acre lot described as Mill Brook area. Buyer pays Thousand Dollars deposit at sale, balance due in sixty days. taxes liens and municipal assessments to be cleared by purchaser. Assignee and present owner Louis G. LeBlanc president.
Probate court records show Catherine of Sudbury named administratrix of Marie P Haley in said county. A petition for appointment with surety has been filed and interested parties may object by appearing before the court bridge by ten o'clock on the seventh day of 1935.
Mortgagee announces sale of the property described as the 2.40 acres north eastern two thirds lot on a Leonard C. Robinson plan of 1921. The foreclosure follows a breach of mortgage condition. Auction set for November 13, 1935 at 10 am at Hudson Co operative Bank. Two hundred dollars cash due at sale with balance within ten days.
Administrator of the Hilma Ryomanen estate announces a public sale of two lots 113 and 114 in Assabet Park Maynard Massachusetts on Butler Avenue. The property includes about 000 square feet with a year round house. terms to be announced.
Readable items list multiple shops and products including motor oil face powder and fuel oil. The door prize of percent gallons of fuel oil was won by Mrs Ellen MacCarthy with donation by J M Baker.
A public sale is set for November 30 1935 at ten thirty in the fore noon to foreclose a mortgage recorded in Middlesex South District. The property starts at the westerly corner of Old Marlborough Road and runs 60 east then 22 south and 50 west, bounded by land of David Buttino and J Sheehan Sons Inc, with road relocation adjustments. Taxes and municipal liens may apply and unrecorded titles are subject to unpaid amounts.
Dr. Frederick R. Sims of the United States Veterans Hospital Bedford spoke at the November gathering in Chapiter House. State officers and Miss Cynthia Hoar provided piano selections as hostesses and guests attended a luncheon at the Colonigh Inn beforehand.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kaulbeck of Manchester NH visited relatives in town Sunday. A sewing meeting hosted by the Woman s Association is set for November 7 at Mrs A M Beckwith s home. Boy Scouts will collect clothing and household items next Saturday for a later sale with very low prices. Memorial Church hosts the second monthly meeting on November 13 with supper at 630 PM followed by entertainment and a speaker Rev Ralph Timberlake president of the State Conference of Congregational Churches. Visitors include John Dodenhoff family from Middleboro Robert Hunter from Ludlow VT Eddie Gleason from the navy yard Doris Vanher of Quincy and Isbell tone.
The town meeting next March may approve a fence around Alumni Field to protect revenue for the high school athletics. A special committee is urged to manage field interests and showers, with improvements like a hockey rink and tennis courts proposed. Marquette and coach Frank Murray draw support amid a busy schedule, while Maynard backs Harry Downes at Boston College and recalls Tufts football history.
Ryan, a Lexington high school alumnus, moved to Canius College years ago. Belmont arrays underclassmen led by Ted Attico and teammates. Croft, a local pitcher, earned praise after a strong season with Forge Village. Forge Village defeated the Lowell Dionnes to claim the league championship.
A student from the Seten Hed school joins the Santa Ana Junior College for general engineering courses as the Class of 1936 attends a new program.
Acton Congregational Church announces Rev A M Jeffries of West Acton will officiate at a scheduled service. The notice names the pastor and its Acton location.
Dorothy Bond led the Junior BE group meeting at 6 30. Next Sunday morning the pastor Rev Glenna W Douglass will preach with Rev P Vergil Harvey of Holden Massachusetts.
The Merry co Round Club of Acton held a regular meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Alan Prost on Saturday evening. After a brief business session guests enjoyed whist with refreshments and a generally fine social time. Rehearsals for the Minstrel show by Acton Grange were announced.
Promising young performers from Washington gather at the CAAT event to exhibit emerging talent. Organizers highlight potential across multiple disciplines as observers note rising skills and stage presence.
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