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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1938
Page
6
A dated court notice requires John C Leggat to file a written appearance at Cambridge by ten in the forenoon on September 30 1938, with surety on his bond. The document is signed by Loring P Jordan Register and dated September 14 21 28.
Public sale announced for a mortgage and unpaid taxes on a survey titled Plan of Built Lots Ledging to Roman es Brooks in May Massachusetts. Describes starting point at Florida Road and northern boundary with 8.31 square feet, with terms to be announced at sale. William Williams mortgagee and Alfred E. McCleary attorney. Aug 31 Sept 7 14.
Avery W. St éele of Boxboro campaigns in a three way fight for the Republican nomination for representative from the 10th Middlesex district. He has chaired the Boxboro Republican committee and has long served the party, with past roles including state convention delegate and local school posts. The narrative notes his family, education at Middlesex College 1929, and prior public service that supports his bid.
At United Co operative Hall in Maynard Senator Moyse and Rep. Watertown candidate faced off in a heated evening on gambling laws. Moyse defended supporting constituents over party lines and claimed he never sought to tear others down. Other speakers linked to the district discussed party loyalty and opposition to horse racing while District Attorney Bishop absent.
The report cites extensive cooperative activity with over 25 credit unions in Massachusetts and more than 142 unions operating nationwide. It notes a surge in cooperative stores, factories, fish plants, and farms, totaling over two and a half million donors and significant rural and urban adoption.
A notice announces a dramatic clip meeting in two weeks inviting members to attend. The call requests attendees to be present for the session and participate in the planned activities.
The text shows a brief sports update with the Yankees losing to rivals. Specific teams or scores are not clearly readable, but the outcome indicates a defeat for the Yankees in a matchup against local rivals.
The article notes changes in Acton school leadership with a principal from Fitchburg State College and mentions Maynard High, Newburyport, and West Newbury connections. It references Theodore H. Bichardt and Charlotte, plus a 1938 context of teaching in Acton and a 1937 Fitchburg State affiliation.
Pastor Mathew A Vance announces union church activities resumed in Maynard. Members will return home to join church work and prepare the year’s program. The church school is set to reopen with full force, inviting cooperation from the congregation and parents for child involvement.
West Actoi Neewrga P Greens of Arlington street marked his 80th birthday with about seventeen relatives and friends gathering at his home Saturday September 10. The event featured a wake and informal celebration with a light napkin. The American Legion Auxiliary held a whist party at Mrs Don Beneré on Willow Street Thursday with attendees and plans for a future event. David T Kinsley attended the Selectmen’s Cohryen event in Falmouth on Friday.
Fragmentary observations from a short note suggest researchers are pressing for more studies on meat production and safety at Sim. The incomplete text hints at concerns shaping policy discussion.
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