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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1934
Page
7
The Massachusetts committee nominates Reynolds and the region to appoint young people as delegates. Framingham reports progress as a Sunday observance. The church invites families to attend Thursday youth activities Friday Boy Scouts and evening services this week.
The facility offers quiet treatment with efficient X ray and laboratory services. Its maternity unit and special care for out of town patients highlight a high standard achieved by a dedicated staff, earning full approval from the American College of Surgeons.
Sears Roebuck & Company operates a major Waltham store at 715 Main Street under progressive management. The article praises its modern merchandising, local payroll, and economic impact, highlighting departments from hardware to radios and automotive offerings and endorsing customer satisfaction.
Murphy and Snyder Printers operate a large office stationery and printing establishment at 54 Nason Street Maynard under Albert ownership. They offer broad stock of cards and complete commercial printing with prompt reliable work at fair prices. The firm emphasizes quality service, extensive stock, and favorable prices, inviting patrons to choose Murphy & Snyder first.
Morse Body Shop operates with a plant at 69 Howard Street offering truck bodies and related acces ses.
Located at 288 Moody Street the Green River Wine & Spirits Co promotes domestic wine whiskey and popular brands while Prohibition ends and legal channels restore respect for the law. The ad notes California wines and urges lawful beverage purchasing.
Located in Burlington Mase the Woodmoreland Riding School offers excellent courses with safe trained mounts under the direction of Butler and McLaughlin. The facility emphasizes riding for beginners and children with tutors and abse work and keeps contact via phone Lexington 0484.
The institution at 41 Main St Concord markets as a cooperative bank stressing systematic saving through monthly share payments. It claims to offer real estate loans and real estate money, aiming to help owners purchase homes in a few years with steady dividends historically around 6.5 percent annually.
In a review of local business life the binding company run by J W Regan is praised for expert binding of hymn town library catalogs magazines and school books. He offers binding and contract work with careful management and a public phone contact Middlesex 0863.
Advert reads a five room lower flat in West Acton with modern features. It notes heating by gas and a garage. The message is fragmented but places the unit in West Acton with a price reference around 1783.
The Waltham Savings Bank at 704 Main Street advertises complete savings bank services including monthly interest, semiannual dividends on April 10 and October 10, life insurance and amenities at cost. It promotes financial independence and urges opening an account in a strong, established institution with liberal interest and a record of integrity.
Alfred F Simpson at 846 Main St Waltham displays a complete Philco line including all battery and table models. The dealer emphasizes variety, installation service and price range. Also promotes G E electric refrigerators with guaranteed General Electric backing and phone access 1350.
Whitney Coal and Grain Co with offices in Concord and West Concord is a major coal dealer urging homeowners to stock up for winter. The piece stresses knowledge of coal grades prices and market trends as key to buying well and supports local community interest and patronage.
W J Madden offers auto tops upholstering carpets and windshield glass installation with glass enclosures at 11 Myrtle Street Waltham MA 2486. He provides DUCO refinishing and uses high quality materials for tops upholstering and glass work and invites readers to visit for service.
Local firm at 114 Washington Avenue Waltham markets roofing that resists leaks and lasts longer than shingles. Workers are skilled, ensuring proper installation with precise spacing. The company emphasizes safety, quality, and neat appearance, inviting requests via phone.
Located at 165 167 Mt Auburn Street Watertown offers excellent serviced in furniture upholstery throughout the basin of quality work at reasonable prices Middlesex The Kane Upholstering company of Watertown are expert upholsterers and can harmonize with your home interior and reproduce odd pieces Their service is real and value to order desired Now the work should be accomplished.
Seven persons sustained injuries in five auto crashes across South Acton within hours on Tuesday evening. Incidents included a van overturning near State Route near New Hampshire line, a collision at Kelleys Corner injuring three in Poole’s car, and a match lighting explosion near the South Acton Lumber yard. One driver and several passengers required medical care, with no life-threatening injuries reported.
The Probate Court of Middlesex directs heirs and interested parties to appear September 28, 1934 in Cambridge to show cause why Nellie L. Parmenter may be granted letters testamentary without bond. Public notice must be published weekly in the Maynard Enterprise and mailed to known heirs at least seven days before the hearing.
Maynard Trust Company as mortgagee will sell at public auction on October 20, 1934 at 11:00 AM the two and one half acre parcel on Waltham Street Maynard with buildings and boundary lines described. Purchaser to pay $500 cash at sale. balance due within ten days. Auction to be held for payment of taxes and any municipal liens if present. Harold J. Morgan treasurer A Wilken attorney Sears Building Mass. Sept. 19% 26, Oct.
A Marlborough Mortgagee announces a foreclosure sale of a Maynard parcel on Tremont Street lot 84 from the 1926 mortgage to Al pert W Haynes. The auction is set for October 13 1934 at 2 PM with a starting bid of 500 dollars and subject to taxes betterments and municipal assessments.
According to law notice is given that Deposit Book 38098 has been lost. The savings book belongs to J. W. Ballou Treasurer Concord Massachusetts. Dates referenced include September 15 1934 and September 19 26 October.
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