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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1939
Page
7
The document records probate actions in the county concerning the estate of Walter McActon with Loritte P. Jordan as Register. It warns interested parties to file appearances by the fifth day of October and provides the date of September eleventh, nineteen thirty nine for the hearing.
The bride’s father Joli Allo of Dimwood Street hosted a reception for about a hundred friends who wished the couple well after their honeymoon. They now reside at 86 Waterman Street, Evidence, where the groom is employed and assists in coaching the Brwhivehiey foot team as a halfback.
A whist and bridge party for the Grange was hosted by Mrs Richktt Powdertly on South Road last Friday. Prizes went to Mrs Esther Sullivan and Waldo Algerit for bridge, and Mrs Arthur Wright and Mrs Fitch for whist. Refreshments were served and a future town hall event tied to the Wiremen's Relief Association seeks support.
Public notice states that all applications have been received to replace Deposit Book No 8313 at Maynard Savings Institution. Sidney E. McCleary, Treasurer, Maynard Massachusetts, dates Sept 20 27 Oct listed.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings announces a mortgagee sale of the Concord Canoe Club property under a power of sale dated 8 1910 to settle the mortgage. The sale is set for 4 pm October 6 1939 at the premises and includes description along Monument Street Prescott land and Concord River qualifying liens and taxes. A $100 deposit is required by purchaser. other terms to be announced.
A confused wartime summary details alliances and populations in Europe, noting Germany and its ally Slovakia countered by 505 million Allied supporters. It cites Goebbels and Hitler, describes Allied and German propaganda efforts, and mentions naval actions and convoy lessons from 1917.
Amidst wartime strains, domestic voices weigh neutrality against readiness. Critics argue neutrally inclined policies fail to deter aggression while maintaining daily life, as markets and politics grapple with the costs of staying out yet prepared for escalation.
The club held its first meeting on September 7 with Mr Holt guiding. Officers elected include Peter Whitcomb president James Callahan vice president Pegay Whitcomb treasurer Avie Hagen secretary and several alumni listed among attendees. Bell and sports notes describe girls practicing dribbling and football basics while boys prepare schedules and a boxing event occurs on Sunday October 1.
A garbled reader quiz with scattered questions about World War II era topics and misread phrases. It cites places Walla Walla Philadelphia Newport and asks about Navy Air Force disaster and a justice department show of aid. The text is inconsistent and partly unreadable.
In a fragmentary notice, auditors appoint committees for the year. The Rev i Anta is named chair of the committee, with discussion of important tasks and oversight by the auditorium.
Members were asked to give short talks on summer vacations and the reasons for visiting various places. Mrs L Perking, J Dodge Srey, and Miss Brook described trips to California and the New York World’s Fair. After adjournment refreshments were served in the lunch room.
The Jewish community marks Rosha Nah, observance last Wednesday, and Yom Kippur begins Friday with a solemn penitence day. Local merchants will close tonight and reopen around six on Saturday. Services are held at the synagogue on Acton Street.
Northboro Scout group met at the Scout quarters on Hudson Street with Scout master Ralph Falargeau to discuss the illness of Dr J M Stanley who has been ill for several months at his Main Street home.
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