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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
2
Public notice indicates a deed transfer with description of a Main Street parcel in a district sale. The announcement lists a November or October auction date and a sixty to ninety foot frontage, with the property located on Main Street near Maynard and bounded by the west line.
Fragmentary notice from the county court concerns a petition publication requirement. It names Maynard and Jobe C. as witnesses with a date in October and references the county court and F.S. Register.
A petition filed in the county court under August Hjalmar Swart’s name triggers a public citation. The newspaper publication must occur weekly for three weeks, with the final issue at least one day before the hearing. John C. Leggat, First Judge, oversees the matter.
Lawrence and Dedham square off at Emerson Playground next Sunday afternoon on the gridiron. Star players Dempsey Lomasney Tremblay and McGrath lead for Lawrence with McKenna Molloy Tremblay along the line and Donnhue Peptina Ganley listed among backs and guards.
The 2th Lowell Masonic District celebrates the 200th anniversary of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Corinthian Lodge Concord October 23 at 8 p.m. Most Worshipful Herbert, grand master of Massachusetts, will preside. The event is directed by Most Worshipful Curtis Chipuran, Cranston Master of Maine in Mee Betts and close by the Ledge of In Doors.
Court records show Thomas N. Perkins named administrator for the estate of Mary Adamat of Middie n. The filing occurred September 18, 1993 with subsequent notices on September 27 October 4 and 11.
Foreclosure sale due to breach of mortgage terms on a Maynard property. Describes parcel of land of one fifth acre with buildings, bounded by Sanders Pleasant Street and land of George Smith, with easterly and southerly bounds. Auction set for November 4, 1938 at eleven o'clock, cash deposit $300, sale subject to taxes and liens, conducted by Assabet Institution for Savings with attorney Howard A. Wilson.
A Concord edition lists Mrs. Wallace B. Conant detailing a Russia trip to a large church gathering, Rotary Club members at Poland Springs, and local eleventh hour plans including a fair and dress displays. It notes Cyrus Hosmer's birth, NRA board chair election Hayden Whitney, and Victor Heyliger enrolling at University of Michigan.
The Enterprise extends heartfelt congratulations to Hetty M. Lane on his eighty third birthday which occurred last Thursday.
The Concord Woman's Club opens its first meeting on Monday October 9 at 3 30 p m at the Scout House. An informal reception follows and new members are welcome. Adele Bee Lee, reader, will speak. The entertainer is a Leland Pewera School of Boston faculty member. Tea will be served.
Jr defeated Comins Jr 3 and 1 in the WR Club championship match. Danforth noted.
C B Johnson golf winner in the Porcupine Club week handicap against par. W Comins placed second, one stroke back. Contenders listed include Foote, Bowers, Danforth, Bolton, Shannon, Smith, Wardwell, Daniels, Holden, Wilson, Abbott, Wheeler, Cody Jr, Hepburn, and Ward.
The court schedules a probate hearing for Helen Maria, to be held October 19, 1933 at ten in the forenoon in Cambridge, Ma. Petitioners are directed to publish the notice weekly in the local newspaper for four weeks.
Hilda Torstensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert A Torstensen earned Dean's List honors at Radcliffe College after the June 1933 exams.
Concord Elks Lodge held Ladies Night at Elks Hall with a large attendance of Elks and guests. The evening featured a 6:30 reception, a barquet, a banquet, and entertainment from Quincy followed by dancing. Lane committee led by Miss Julia Des of West relieved the charge with Harold Wellington as chairman and others including Lovell George Miller Dee and Frawley.
The Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution reported proceeds near one hundred dollars from a rummage sale held to benefit local historic preservation efforts and community projects.
Miss Geraldine Hannon of West Concord was among fifty seven Regis College seniors to receive cap and gown at Founders Day in Weston on Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs John R Kennedy move into George G Russell s house at 28 Central Street Ernest B Miner family shifts from 434 Main to 28 Central Mrs John McCabe Marian Duret take 6 Pine Street Charles A Borden relocates 68 Central to 27 Pleasant formerly Arthur Smith occupants BrockMatt openings West Concord W C T U holds Wednesday parlors at West Concord Union Church with Mrs A president event details incomplete.
The annual meeting in Acton vestry September 30 elected Theron Newton moderator Mrs Bertha M Lowden and Helen E Fairbanks trustees for three years. Several day districts and notes on Oct quests from Natick Fram Solimbus Day in Acton. Acton Parkgrounds event directed by George Bolton with assistant.
James J Mansfield Post 158 American Legion held its first fall meeting in the Veterans building Thursday evening with new commander John W Clarkson presiding. The post plans an Armistice Eve concert and ball at the State Armory with Russell F Parsons chairing the event committee.
A Middlesex School eleven trains with more than 40 candidates for practice as it defends an undefeated streak. Captain Kenneth Young Jr. leads a veteran core in a season that opens with a home game against Boston Trade School after a schedule that includes Groton, St. Mark’s, and Thayer Academy.
Rally Sunday Oct 1 drew a full West Concord Union church gathering for church school and Christ Endeavor service. Rev Alfred W Me spoke to children on A Gain New Zest for Living. George C Manter presided and introduced speaker Liam Snyder of Boston. Misa Turner soloist from Ruggles Street Baptist church sang. New Christ Endeavor officers Norman en president were installed with Mise Olive Berlied leading. The topic How May pan We Really Are.
The record notes a morning service at the Trinitarian church with 195 members present under the current pastorate. Rev George Loring Thur preached on Christ Possessed gift during the service.
The excerpt discusses a Lesson-Sermon mixing Bible citations from Luke, Duke, and Christian Science text. It highlights Jesus healing the infirm, Mary Baker Eddy’s view of sickness, and the life giving power of Truth to free prisoners both physically and morally.
A newspaper exhortation urges readers to act now in financial matters and to invest in the Cord Co operative Bank. It cites Roosevelt on decisive action and notes shares may be purchased from one to forty dollars per month with maturing shares now on sale.
Herbert D. Symes of West Concord was elected chief ranger of Little Flower Cours M C C at Monument Hall. Other officers named include Miss Mary McSweeney West Concord VRC secretary Miss Grace Hogan Concord financial secretary Miss Mary Dalton Concord treasurer Arthur Donahue West Concord Philip Dee Concord John Datton Concord Miss Mary Torpey Concord Charles Mara Concord Mrs James Dee Concord.
Mrs William Faversham Jr advances to the semi finals by defeating Mrs Julian W Ballou in the Concord Century Club annual championship. Faversham won 6 2 6 4 in the quarterfinals played Thursday afternoon.
The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn on Thursday noon with President Leslie C. Anderson presiding. Dr. Charles W. Hutchinson described an 8000 mile automobile trip through the West and Lexington Rotarians were invited to host on Oct. 9.
Notice is hereby given that the Concord Co-operative Bank in Concord Massachusetts will hold a shareholders meeting at its Banking Office Friends Block on Wednesday evening October 18 1933 at eight o clock to nominate officers for the November annual meeting and conduct any other lawful business Benjamin Moody Clerk
Public notice for the Concord Female Charitable Society inviting members to a meeting on a specified October day at two o'clock, with details unreadable in the surviving text.
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