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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1932
Page
1
Unclaimed Savings Bank Accounts Listed in Concord Notice
Unclaimed deposits at SpoLesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts are published under General Laws Chapter 27. The notice lists multiple account holders and amounts, with no withdrawals for over twenty years since October 31, 19.32. Names include Brown Stafford Dodd Goodale Hall Miller Carroll Manchester Barnher Wilson Wilson, Henry Smith, and others with balances ranging from 25 to 554 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd, Ae
Cord
Goodale
Ord
H. Hall
Ale
Miller
Carroll Manchester
N. H
Jan Barnherard
Mass
May Wilson
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Sudbury Massachusetts
Public foreclosure notice by Co-operative Bank as mortgagee. Property in Sudbury shown on plan 394 87 bounded by Hudson Road Lot 26 Lots 46 47 Lot 23 on plan 25 Block B Lakes. Sale at eleven o clock Thursday December 32 1927 with $200 cash deposit and balance within fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex South
Mortand
Sudbury
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Lakes
Massatts
Robert B. Bel- Surveyor
Therly
Hudson
Eugene R.ton
Mid- South’ District
Tham Co-operative Bank
Said Rigare
Oscar F. Falling
Smith
Street
Mass
Beys
Co-operative Gentral Bank
Walcott Estate Executrix Appointment Notice
NOTICH IS HEREBY. GIVEN that the subscriber has been duly appointed Executrix ut an of Philip K. Walcott late of New York in the State oe Sree deceased estate upon. herself they trust teste bond and ap ng Prescott Keyes of Concord in said County of Middlesex her Agent as the law directs All persons having demands opon the estate of Said deceased are required to exhibit the same and all the Subscriber Address 152 Ward St New Jersey Anna Walcott Executrix November 1 1932 Nov 23 30 Dec 7 feet Paterson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Philip K. Walcott
New York
Ward St
New Jersey
Anna Walcott
Paterson
Unclaimed Bank Accounts Notice From Gene 168 31 Oct 1932
Public notice lists names of depositors who have not drawn any part of their loan deposits or interest for twenty years ending October 31, 1932, under Gene 168 Section 27. Names appear in conformity with legal notice provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deposi
Bank ledger notices from Cambridge and Brighton banks
Page snippet lists Cambridge Savings Bank in Harvard Square with Charles Hazlitts of Acton Massachusetts and a $66.06 amount, attested by Arthur H. Boardman on Nov 1 1982. Also Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank at 309 Washington Street with Charles J. Maguire of Maynard Massachusetts and $163.69, attested by W A Lambert on Nov 1 1932 with dates Nov 16 28 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Savings.bank
Massachusetts. Ave
Harvard Square
Hazlitts Charles
Acton
Mass
Arthur H. Boardman
Brighton
Five Cents Savings Bank
Washington St
Maguire
Charles J
Maynard, Mass
W. A. Lambert
Probate Court cites heirs in McAuslin estate Maynard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues citation to the heirs and creditors of Belle McAuslin late of Maynard to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to Clarence E. McAuslin and Mabel A. Palmer without bond. Court to convene December 1 1932 in Cambridge. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge. Loring P. Jordan Register. Nov 16 23 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle McAuslin
Maynard
Seid
Clarence E. McAuslin
Mabel A. Palmer
Middlesex
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
John
C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring
P. Jordan, Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William
J. McAuslin
Clarence KE. McAuslin
John C. Leggat
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Probate Court citation in Massachusetts estate matter
The Probate Court at Cambridge Middlesex is to hear the estate of William J deceased intestate upon petition by KE McAuslin and Mabel A Palmer. Citations require publication in Maynard Enterprise for three weeks ending before the fifteenth day of November in the year. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
Wayside Movement Invites Interest in Shut-Ins
Everett L Mahar announces the Wayside Movement inviting public interest in aiding shut ins through the monthly magazine By The Wayside. Originating in Charlotte six years ago, the movement now covers New England with branches led by Mahar and Roland Dupin, offering sample issues and contact points for donations and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett L. Mahar
Charlotte
N. C
Weysad
Sumner St
Stoneham
Mass
Wayside Magazine
Wayside
New. England
Roland
Dupin
Hoa
Spring
Everett. L. Mahar
New England
Acton High School Downs Marlboro Reserves 9 to 0 at Jones Memorial Field
Acton High School eleven earned its seventh win of the season by defeating Marlboro Reserves 9 to 0. The game featured a late defensive stand, a controversial goal line dispute due to missing field markings, and a touchdown by Buehner after breaking through tacklers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton High School
Jones Memorial
Marlboro
Quinn
Thompson
Buti
Wells
Buehner
Barker
Charter
Marlbono
W. Joubert
Claflin
Felina iCarey
Manion
Ab Sawyer
Bueher
Lamy
Referee Kenney Umpire Condon Linesman Stevens
Officials listed for a game with 48 minute periods. Referee Kenney, umpire Condon, and linesman Stevens are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney
Condon
Stevens
Bedford PTA Holds Monthly Meeting With Skating Plans
The Bedford Parent Teachers Association met in the school auditorium. Mrs Margaret Owens of Hyde Park spoke on moving pictures and their effect on children. Mrs H Sullivan reported from the State Convention. The group approved funds to restart skating rink work on Page Field for children, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsther Sullivan
The
Bedford News and Social Briefs Highlights
Friends announce Mrs. William Mara of Melrose, formerly of Bedford, is undergoing a serious operation in Boston Mass hospital. The Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post No 22 A S plans a musical comedy next month led by Percy North. Herman Schofield of Great Road moved to Cochituate to run a road side doughnut stand. Bedford Woman's Community Club held a rain-soaked lawn food sale for the Student Loan fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mara
Melrose
Mass
Boston
Anthony—Hunt—Hamilton
A. S
Percy North
Herman Schofield
The
Great Road
Cochituate
Bedford Woman’s Community Club
John
L. ‘Jewett
Bridge Awards At PTA Whist and Bridge Party
The PTA sponsored a whist and bridge party in the school auditorium last Wednesday for the Ways and Means Committee. Thirteen tables competed with prizes awarded to Robert Sands Mr Gage Mr eree and Beecy Consolations to Mrs Gage and Mrs Little. Refreshments followed in the lunchroom with Mrs Wells and her committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Robert Sands
Gage
Eree
Beecy
Robert
Hadall Frank Cloutier
H. Kimball
J. Weigers
Thanksgiving Services and Local Gatherings in Sudbury
Union services were held Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church in Sudbury Center led by Rev. George Clark. A young people's social is planned at Memorial church on Friday evening, with another Seth Parker meeting to follow next Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs H W Yreberts of Manchester NH visited Mr and Mrs Ralph One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sudbury
Center
George Clark
Memorial Church
Seth Parker
H. W. Yreberts
Manchester
N. H
Ralphone
Concord High Debating Club Hosts Members and Guests
The Concord High School Debating Club held a reception at the high school building on Thursday evening. Vice President Arthur Hersher presided and Tufts teacher George Miller, a 25 year former club founder, spoke on early history and offered guidance. Members of the Concord School Committee attended, with refreshments arranged by Miss Elizabeth Goulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Arthur. Hersher
George 8. Miller
Tufts College
Concord School Committee
Elizabeth Goulding
John Lawton
Concord High Debating Club
Carmela Lombardo
Doris Lambert
Edward True
Mary Bartolomeo
Edward Craig
App.Tracey
Carl Madsen
Robert Torstensen
Mary Powers
Concord Church Observes Anniversary Commemoration
The Evangelical Free Church on Lang Street in Concord marked its anniversary with a Sunday service. Rev Pedersen, from Roxbury, spoke after introduction by Rev O M Johnson. A Roxbury choir sang selections and a male quartet performed two duets. The day included a social hour with refreshments hosted by the Ladies Aid. Rev Johnson preached a German sermon “Sick Souls Healed” in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Evangelical Free Church
Lang
Spe
More
Lesa
J Pedersen
Norwegian Evanglial Free Church
Roxbury
O. M. Johnson
Trenaerea
Sudbury School Athletics Notes and PTA Meeting
Sudbury soccer lost 2 1 at Concord after a 1 1 draw in regular time with A MacManus scoring for Sudbury. A return game with Concord is arranged for December 38. Girls field hockey was cancelled but future matches may be planned. The November PTA meeting occurred November 16 at 3 15 in the Center school with lessons in oral reading, music theory, and volume measurement. Mr Talbot of the Audubon Society spoke on bird protection and forest preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Concord
A. MacManus
Nichols
P. T. As
Parent- Teacher Association
Cener
Pearl
Axford
Elizabeth Gilchrist
Mary Pernan
Audubon Society
Talbot
Field
Tremont K of Football Team to Play Concord Yankees
Tremont K of will meet the Concord Yankees tomorrow afternoon in Concord. The Tremont squad is linked to former manager Rev Fr Pallotta, once a St Ot parish curate, with Aleeager and the Maynard Sheiks alumni now cited on the Caseys roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont K
Concord Yankees
Concord
Tremont
Fr. Pallotta
Aleeager
Maynard Sheiks
Caseys
Bank Real Estate Loans Rise Despite Hard Times
The bank reports 54 more real estate loans and a $92 113.04 increase in loan dollars for the year while average loan size fell from 3753.00 to 3373.00. Foreclosures were four parcels with three sold and two items producing income. A cash reserve met the 1931 requirement and was deposited with the state bank cooperative created in 1932. Shares and certificates declined, while total assets grew modestly. Shareholders rose to 1 239 as of October 19 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Banks
Concord
Perative Bank
Ewe Ae
Security Committee
Wen Eee
Maynard Girls Hockey Close Season At Gardner
Maynard high school girls hockey, coached by Miss Ruth Finn with Florence Seder as assistant, finished a strong season by beating Concord 2 to 1 and Malden 3 to 0. The team tied with Gardner and Lexington, with Alice Kitowicz as captain. The lineup included Anna Swanson Anne Salo Mary Gudzinowicz Sylvia Elvn Nyholm Bertha Sneck Elizabeth Mahoney Violet Jakusik Mary Carbary Gertrude Heikkala and Elizabeth Mi Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Ruth Finn
Concord
Malden High
Gardner
Lexington
Alice Kitowicz
Anna Swanson
Anne Salo
Mary Gudzinowicz
Sylvia
Elvn Nyholm
Bertha Sneck
Elizabeth Mahoney
Violet Jakusik
Mary Carbary
Gertrude Heikkala
Thanksgiving Service At St Georges Maynard
A Thanksgiving service will be held at 10 o clock on Thanksgiving Day in St George s church Maynard with Rev John Rex S Shepler of the Maynard Methodist church as preacher. The service will reflect the Governor and President s call for a patriotic religious holiday. Decorations and music will suit the day and season. The service is expected to last under an hour, catering to those with household duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Church
Maynard
John Rex S.shepler
Methodist Church
Maynard High Lineup Faces Thanksgiving Handicap
Maynard High School football will play Clinton on Thanksgiving morning without Kendra Johnson and Fred Johnson. Tentative lineup includes John O Toole as end, Robert Repe as end, Murphy at guard, Richard Archer and Mike Ignachuk at guards, John Malcolm at tackle, James Malcolm at center, John O Leary at quarterback, John Thompson and Oliva Hints at halfbacks and fullback. Belmont remains the only team to beat Maynard this season. Maynard has scored 137 points to 13 against them and posted wins over several opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Kendra
Fred Johnson
Clinton
John O’toole
Auno Norgoal
Robert Eepe
Murphy
Richard Archer
Mike Ignachuk
John Malcolm
James Malcolm
John O'Leary
John Thompson
Oliva Hints
Belmont
Mel Tose
Hudson
Stoneham
Mayna
Lexington
Concord
Winchester
Marlboro
Christmas Seal Sale To Begin Nov 25 In Concord
Concord tuberculosis committee announces annual Christmas Seal Sale starting November 25 to aid local tuberculosis work. Committee members include Mrs Thomas Todd chairwoman and numerous volunteers such as Mrs John Bordman Mrs Benjamin R Bulkeley and Mrs Winslow Damon with other names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lhomag Todd
John _Bordman
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
William A. Bottrick
Winslow Damon
Raymond Pterson
Guy G. Fernald
Eliot R. Howard
B. Alcott-Pratt
Rodney J. Pratt
Joseph Richardson
Lhomag
Sanborn
Walter K. Shaw, Jr
Howard P. Swift
William Wadsworth
Berkeley Wheeler
M. O. Whitman
C. Hayden Whitney
Talk On Better Reading At Maynard Junior High
A representative of the Junior Literary Guild affiliated with the Junior High spoke at an assembly to encourage better reading. A prize of a new book will go to the student who writes the best report on a recommended book. Mrs Moynihan the local librarian outlined library facilities and plans a student visit to teach encyclopedia use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Gguild
Mary Monihan
Moynihan
Maynard Post V FP party at VFW centers whist game
Maynard post veterans held a whist party at the VFW hall last Friday night with prizes awarded to numerous attendees led by Mrs Catherine Brieau and Mrs Lillian O’Donnell. Rehearsed refreshments followed and another event is planned for next Friday. Mrs Joel Glickman and son Manuel visited relatives in New York recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Post
FP W
VFW
Cathering Brieau
Lillian O’monnell
Fred Lawton
Annie Scully
Rose Hanson
Irene R. Martin
Cunningham
Boston
iMrs
M. LI
Lena Frankland
Isaac H. Binks
Janette Carlton
Margaret Claflin
Dorothy Roche
Edna Downey
Ogla- Stokes
Margaret, Mcgaret McCarthy
Martha Rich
Alice Johnson
Sophie Walsh
Mary Louka
Agnes E Driscoll
Tynne Beavis
Fred Palmer
Mitchell Walsh
Amy Brayden
Mary Erickson
Fred Hume
Owen Frankland
Celestine Klufts
Annie White
Lee O'Donnell
J. Sheehan
Joel Glickman
Manuel
New Yor
Pomona Elects Officers at Sudbury Grange Hall
Sudbury Center Pomona held its annual officer election after a 75 member supper at Grange Hall. Norman Live Acton was named Master, Edmund Whitney Maynard Overseer, with Elsie Perkins Lexington Lecturer and Melissa Ripley Waltham Chaplain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Grange Hall
Sudbury Center
Maude Clark
Norman Live Acton
Edmund Whitney Maynard
Elsie Perkins
Lexington
Melissa Ripley
Waltham
Ceres
Wdith Bailey
West ‘Concord
Lila Livermore
Acton
Miora
Isabella Pierce
Lincoln
Lee
Maude Comley
Bedford
Arthur Adams
Concord
Stewart
Charles Ch Man
Framingham
Nothing Exceeding a Dollar Sale Planned by West Acton Club
The West Acton Woman's Club announces an afternoon and evening Nothing Exceeding a Dollar Sale for November 80. Guests Mr and Mrs William Damon of Newton New Hampshire stay two weeks at a home. A South and West Acton Young People Society event plus District Rally attendance are noted, with reports of Grange visits, a play, and school activities including senior class entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Wayland
Acton High
Local Officials Confer Over Town Tax Warrants
Maynard officials Frank C Sheridan George Stockwell and Herb Martin met as the State Treasurer's department and the tax commissioner's office reviewed charges added to the town account in a recent warrant issued by the Treasurer's department. Mrs. William H Priest and Deane visited Miss Arlene in White Plains New York. Miss Pi returned with her mother and brother to spend the holidays with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C Sherid
George Stockwell
Herb Martin
Treasurer’s Department
William H Priest
Deane
Arlene
White Plains
N. Y
Sudbury Grange Elects Garfield Master at Night meeting
Sudbury Garfield 4 elected master of Sudbury Grange Department at a meeting held last night in Grange hall. Other officers named include Overseer Haskell steward Herman lecturer Carolyn Perkins lecturer Lance chaplain Rev. George secretary Hope Baldwin keeper Alden Bowker Corie Nelson Pomona Jessie G field Flora Hannah Whit lady assistant steward Mrs. Cheroy Hawes pianist Myra Baldwin executive for three years Sherrold Garfield. Fire department responded to three calls yesterday including a chimney fire at E Norman Bowrey home and a car fire on North Road with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Henry Garfield
Sherrold Garfield
E. Norman Bowrey
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