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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1957

Page

6

Mortgage notice in Middlesex and Suffolk lis pendens

Legal notice in Equity No. 20404 of Massachusetts Superior Court naming Eleanor M. Leighton Stanford M Leighton Pamela J Leighton and George Mailly of Sudbury plus Barker Chevrolet Inc and D X Sunray Oil Co of Terre Haute Indiana as parties. Newton Waltham Bank and Trust Company claims a mortgage on Sudbury and Concord parcels including three described parcels with boundaries and lot measurements and rights of way.

yeTo Eleanor M. Leighton Stanford M. Leighton Pamela Jeighton South Sudbury George Mailly Sudbury Middlesex Metropolitan Federal Savnen ‘and Loan Association Oston Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barker Chevrolet, Inc D-X Sunray Oil Company Terre Haute Indiana Sunray Midland Continental Delaware Newton-Waltham Bank and Trust Company Concord Middlesex County Massachusetts

Land Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Concord Mass

A court summons in Middlesex South District orders a foreclosure by entry and sale on a parcel in Concord formerly of Josiah Haynes and Ruth Brown, with eight acres before the railroad, and invites any Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act claimants to file by October 7, 1957. Witnesses include Paul C. Reardon and Charles T. Hughes.

Concord John M. Conant Clara J. Conant Andrew C. Haynes Lucius P. Bent Seeen Colony Railroad Company Lend Harriet Pratt Hae Hunt Jonathan Dakin Josiah Haynes Sudbury Josiah Haynes, Jr Josiah Ruth Brown Martin Brown Lowell and Framingham Eleanor M. Leighton Stanford M. Leighton Middlesex South District the Clark Cambridge Paul C. Reardon, Esquire A. D Charles T. Hughes

Bedford Players Plan Casting Night For Dangerous Corner

Bedford's Bedford Players set casting night for Tuesday September 10 for the Priestly drama Dangerous Corner. Secretary Mrs Terry Bole can provide information or appointment details at CR 46735. Five new members attended the meeting including Mrs Alice Rex Mrs Lila Hexner Austin O'Hara Mrs Janet Blake and Mrs Virginia Walker. The group invites more volunteers for on or off stage roles with no experience required.

Bedford J. B. Priestly Terry Bole Alice Rex Lila Hexner Austin O'Hara Janet Blake Virginia Walker

Maynard Board of Appeals notices public hearing

The Maynard Massachusetts Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on September 18 at 7 30 P M in the Town House. Petitions include Rose C Walker to remove and sell excess lumber from road construction on Walker Street in a single residence district. John and Elvi Starr seek authority to maintain a ceramics studio at Riverview Avenue with sales of supplies and made goods in their home. Richard C Helmius seeks a front yard variation to locate a house trailer closer to lot lines in a general residence district.

Town OF Maynard Riverview Ave Richard C. Helmius

Public Hearing Notice for Anthony Cardillo Application

Notice announces a public hearing on September 6, 1957 at 8:00 PM at Stow Town Hall regarding Anthony Cardillo and his application before the Board of Appeals. W Powers, Clerk, posts the notice.

Stow Town Hall Anthony Cardillo Board of Appeals W. Powers

Sudbury PTA Plans 1957 58 Program Schedule

Sudbury PTA unveils a year long slate highlighting local and international issues. Events begin with a Getting Acquainted meeting September 16 at Town Hall, featuring new superintendent C Newton Heath and teachers.

Sudbury Parent-Teacher Association P. Tyca Walter M. Taylor Center School Horsepond Road Sudbury Grange Town Hall George Adams C. Newton Heath J. W. Broome The Grange P T. A. Hospitality Lawrence One Unicef Danny Kaye Lands of Plenty Ralph R. Shrader David G. Chase Little Theater William Mayer Elvajean Hall Newton Public Schools Jean Albert Avery

Help For Parents of Pupils Entering Local High School

Sudbury PTA publishes back-to-school literature in the Goodnow Library. Four copies of the guide “High Time” aid parents of teens facing maturity and youth challenges. Also offered are “Happy Journey” for first graders and other titles guiding parents through school life.

Sudbury Sudbury Pta Goodnow Library South Sudbury Ite James B. Holm Edgar A.* Dali

Sudbury School Events Preview February to May

A February 10 symposium at Horsepond Road School on school needs and costs, led by Luther Child, includes reports from building committees. March 10 panel on junior high prospects led by Les Tourville. Sudbury Arts Festival slated April 26-27 at Regional High School with a May 12 final meeting and officer elections.

Horsepond Road Warren Ide Luther Child Lesle Tourville Sudbury P.T.A Donald MacRae

Maynard Grid Team Opens 1967 Season Under Coach DeRosa

Maynard high football kicks off its 1967 season led by captains Ed Troisi and Bill Mulcahy. The squad, light and thin in depth after graduation losses, relies on speed and a strong scoring attack as Coach DeRosa faces early games against Hudson Notre Dame Fitchburg Wayland Marlboro Concord Milford and Clinton.

Maynard Will DeRosa Maynard High Gridsters Ed Troisi Bill Mulcahy Luker Lizette Martino Aho Armour Pajmen DeRosa Ito Spirit Hine Hudson Notre Dame Fitchburg Wayland Marlboro Concord Milford Clinton

Kelley and Kelley Take Third in 25 Kilometer Gloucester Race

Johnny Kelley of Arlington finished third in the 25 kilometer road race at Gloucester on Monday the holiday. Fifty six starters competed with John Kelley of B A A winning in 1 52 4 59. Johnny’s time was 1 36 33 with John DiCom mandrea sixth and Royce Sawyer seventh from North Medford Club.

West Acton Johnny Kelley Arlington Gloucester John Kelley Johnny John DiCommandrea Watertown

Police Issue Rules For Child Protection

Community guidance outlines steps to protect children including recognizing risky situations and reporting concerns to authorities. It emphasizes staying with trusted adults, avoiding travel with strangers, and documenting suspicious activity.

Maynard Tops Cochituate 11 to 4 In Night Game

Maynard defeats Cochituate 11 to 4 in a damp ground league game under lights August 26. Lawrence earned the win for Maynard as Joyce took the loss for Cochituate amid seven errors, with Williams shift noted and players adapting to the lighting. Attendance and partial box details appear in the district score report.

Maynard P.O.N.Y

Maynard > Local Athletes Practice With College Teams

Four Maynard high captains from 1930s teams, Al Viola Northwestern guard, Alex Kulevich Boston College end, Jimmie Duggan BC fullback, and Al Alexanian Brandeis tackle, join college squads this week. Viola earned All American honors and aims to play in 1958 with Washington. Kulevich, Duggan, and Alexanian hold respected roles and letters at their colleges.

Maynard al Viola Look Magazine Northwestern Marines Washington Alex Kulevich Mike Holovak Boston College B. C Jimmie Duggan al Alexanian Brandeis Maynard High Gridiron

Four Concord Gridmen Reported To Brandeis Drills

Concord high school stars Charlie Napoli and Dave Bouchard join Brandeis University fall drills in Waltham New tackle Napoli named co captain and Bouchard expected to take over passing duties. Also mention of Rev B Morgan and altar boys heading to a Red See game Saturday afternoon.

Concord Brandeis Brandeis University Waltham Charlie Napoli Dave ‘Bouchard John Allen Dougherty Napoli Bouchard Jimmy B. Morgan Our Help of Christian Church Red See Teasmeelie Rees West Concord Pp. m

Concord Football Picks Week Ends With 38 Candidates

Coach Bernie Megin leads Concord football into the weekend with 38 players invited for tryouts. Expected to cut to 36 to 40 later in the week as training continues. Players named include Normi Evans Mattison Sloan McGrath and David.

Concord Bernie Megin Wonnenedh Paul’ Benui Ve' Evans Normi Migan Teddy Lied Norm David Sloan McGrath Mattison Dave

Concord High Grid Slate Promises Busy 1957 Schedule

Concord High School Athletic Director Bernard E. Megin releases a 1957 football grid with games listed at home and away. September 28 Winchester at home 2 p.m. October 5 at Wakefield October 12 Reading at home October 13 Melrose at home October 19 at Stoneham October 26 Belmont November 8 at Maynard at home November 28 Lexington at home.

Concord Bernard E. Megin Concord High School Winchester Wakefield Reading Melrose Stoneham Belmont Maynard

Local Amateurs Sweep At Nashua Boxing Meet

Concord patrolman Thomas C. Graham and the Police Athletic League fielded amateurs at Holman Stadium Nashua Thursday night. Eight of nine bouts produced winners with several by knockout. Acton and West Concord saw notable performances while Glovechamp Rick DeSchuit faced tough decisions.

Rick DeSchuiteneer

Bedford High to field first football team this year

Bedford High will field its first football team this year with coach Bob Lavery a former Arlington and BU luminary. An eight game schedule closes with a Thanksgiving Day rivalry against Burlington. Lavery succeeds Noel Reebenacker who has returned to his alma mater as a freshman coach.

Bedford Bedford High Bob Lavery Arlington B. U Burlington Lavery Noel Reebenacker University of Massachusetts

Leominster Wins Village Baseball Playoff Series

Leominster defeated Groton 7 to 2 to clinch the village league playoff title in the best of three. Groton had eliminated Ayer and Leominster had topped Littleton. the third game was forfeited when Groton could not field a team.

West Tan Me Aa Groton Her Ayer Leominster Littleton

Save Walden Pond Effort Spurs New Swim Classes

A community drive called Save Walden Pond spurred the creation of new swim classes. A committee demands reform and an audit to implement the plan, with inspections at Harvard at 9 a.m. on 1636.

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