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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1939

Page

7

Probate Proceedings Mention Mascaghusette In 1939 Court

The document references the estate of Mascaghusette, age 88, and notes that all persons may object to the first account. It calls for appearances or filings by a specified date in a county court before the return day set for the thirteenth day of September, 1939, with Judge John C. Lengat presiding.

Mascaghusette John T County Laministratrix Ted Esand Eas John C. Lengat Baid Lift Wenty

Petition in probate for David Cook estate

The court receives a petition by Walter M. Baldnty acting as administrator of the estate of David Cook late of Acton County deceased. Interested parties are notified to appear by attorney and object by the listed date or the court will proceed. The first judge and register set September 13 1939 as the notice date with deadlines in ensuing weeks.

David Cook Acton County Walter M Acton In Baldnty

Edward A Merrimah editor of Madison Bulletin dies

Edward A Merrimah, 72, longtime newspaper editor, died Friday night at his daughter's home in Concord. He began in Madison and founded the Madison Bulletin before moving to Maynard. He contributed fifty years to the local press.

Maynard Edward A. Merrimah Cath R Noyes Concord Madison Madison Bulletin

Assabet Textile Savings to Hold Quarterly Meeting

Notice from Mansfield Assabet Textile Savings bank states a quarterly meeting of the board of directors will be held in the Banking Rooms Manhattan, Massachusetts, on October 4. The meeting agenda includes standard corporate actions and reports. Ber order President Howard A. Nelson, Clerk.

Iaynard Mass Assabet Tastitatfot Tov Mainard Howard A. Welson

Maynard Relocation of Sumner Hill Road Planned

Massachusetts Middlesex County commissioners announce a public meeting in Cambridge on October 10 1939 at 9 30 AM to relocate Sumner Hill Road as demanded by the Town of Maynard. Frederic L Putnam clerk. Harry C Cole deputy sheriff.

Commonwealth of Frederic L. Putnam Harry C. Cole

Lost Book Notice at Assabet Institution For Savings

Application received to replace Deposit Book No 8313 lost. Notice posted by Sidney E McCleary Treasurer Maynard Massachusetts for Assabet Institution For Savings.

Assabet Institution For Savings Sidney E. McCleary

Mortgagee's Sale of Concord Canoe Lot Foreclosure

Public auction to foreclose a mortgage dated March 8 1910 recorded Middlesex Deeds Book 2505 Page 4830. Case concerns parcel in Concord Middlesex including Monument Street river land with Prescott lands. Sale set for October 6 1939 at 4 PM with minimum 100 dollars paid and balance in 15 days. taxes and liens payable by purchaser.

Concord Canoe CIA Middlesex South District Commonwealth Monument Street Charles W Prescott Monument Concord Canoe E. J. Bartlett Widdlesex South Ee Middlesex Henry F. Smith

Maynard Citizen Honored for Truthful Service

A Maynard resident described as a citizen honest and seeker of the truth made many friends during his life in the town. The text notes his character and community ties.

Maynard

Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Middlesex County

Public foreclosure sale advertised for October 2, 1939, at 9:00 A.M. on the Premises in Sudbury Middlesex County Massachusetts. Property includes a defined parcel with buildings and fixtures as described in the Hartwell Hartwell deed plan dated 1929 with detailed lot boundaries and road frontage along Pratts Mill Road and Maynard Road. Cash bid of three hundred dollars required at sale with terms to be announced at the time and place of sale.

Harry Aaron Desotit Sa Middlesex Toaynard Maynard Stone Nuit Maynars Stone Pound George W. Hartwell Alicé W. ‘Hartwell Hsband Frank Jo Fan Grueneld Praia Yance Hina

Perly Dems, Ana! Editorial Snippet Narrates Neutrality

Fragmented OCR summarization notes neutrality and editorial stance. Mentions Newspaper Union and editor's note about expressing opinions in nos corte. Lacks clear persons or events but preserves era style.

Ito Newspaper Union

Fallout of Roosevelts third special session and arms policy debate

A fragmented overview traces the 1930s arms embargo debate during Roosevelts third special session. It cites Borah Nye Vandenberg and Clark among optimists favoring repeal to maintain neutrality, while leaders grapple with international law versus new neutrality statutes and the Man power policy amid Japanese actions in Asia.

America Idaho Borah North Dakota Nye Michigan Vandenberg Missouri Clark Congress Poitics House Alf. Landon Col Frank Knox Ena Roosevelt John Nance Garner Steve Early Bert United States

Wartime Labor Movement Delays Major Convention

Fragmentary wartime text shows labor groups like the American Federation of Labor and John Lewis's Congress for Industrial Organization planning a San Francisco meeting on October 10. The report notes no signs of the expected two factions reconciling amid internal and external pressures.

Rope Ranklin Roosevelt Cincinnati John Lewis Congress Tndustrial Organization San Branvisco

Fragmented wartime speech echoes in scattered OCR text

The readable portions portray a heated wartime dialogue with mentions of France Italy Russia and Poland. It references a speech or statement about morale territorial aggression and alliance dynamics amid the looming conflict and the French government’s stance. The OCR is garbled but suggests discussion of security and responses to aggression.

Japan U. S Uns Europe Russia Orient Nippon America Pacific Tokyo Nenge Danly A.J. Steele China Albert Fis der Vane Ieachad Ibewiahedo Redee Barapa Panenidd Edouardadaladier Poland France

Tobin Advocate of Unity Clarifies Press Conference Remarks

Fragmented OCR text shows Tobin described as a leading advocate of unity speaking at a press conference. The garbled lines reference reporters and a statement about true representation and other groups, though details are unclear.

Tobin Unity A. Poofer Wina Aginh

Notable Duke Named in British Expositionary Force Return Plans

A notable figure identified as a Duke and linked to British expeditionary forces planned to return to France. The record notes a burial at York and mentions involvement with the Bebaine ministry and the shipping sector.

Duke France York

Reconstructed Fragments From a Distorted News Item

Fragmented text references Germany invasion and Soviet discussions with Moscow and Paris, suggesting a wartime context. Mentions of Polona, at sea, and a missing timeline imply a rough synopsis of strategic talks and movements, with unclear names and places due to OCR errors.

Germany Moscow Polona Arial Paris

Community Barn Dance Event and Committee Roles Mentioned

Fragmentary text lists attendees and committees for a barn dance event. Names include Bourke Norman Irma Aldrich Eilen Sheridan Francis Alving Lee Hayward Margaret exhibits and Grange officers. Also notes advertising favors drawings and seating arrangements.

Bourke Omer Norman Irma Aldrich Eilen Sheridan Francis Alving Lee Hayward Margaret Aciow Leo. Coreau Fred Mariano James Farrell Eamund Whitney Harry Savas Phi Lilian Agee Ertnaperta Ion Roo Amighael'o'foote Ralph Ticket Orville Tockey Grange Raymond Joné Beatrice Parsone Daniel Sulivan Irma Aeidfson Doroth Alving Ruth Woolworth Pawine Sims Haze Robinson Wagel Case Hazel Cameron Margaret King Margaret.Archer Ina Edwards Marsapeners

Maynard Edward Hannon Selected as Treasurer

In a brief city note, Maynard Edward Hannon is described as a commissioned or reelected treasurer. The text references a meeting on Sherman Street to choose a play and arrange its production.

Edward Hannon Hom Sherman’ Street

Property Auction Notice With Mortgage Details and Property Description

Public sale conducted under power of sale from a mortgagee. The property located at Tremont Street area described as a parcel with buildings including furnaces plumbing gas fixtures and screens. Auction set for 10:00 AM on October 93, 1995, detailing lot dimensions and retained fixtures.

Anu Itil Eyo Shgeard Saidyi Russia Warren A. Hane Tremont

Maynard Leads Pw ELA Meeting Officers Elected

A Thursday meeting at Legion headquarters elected Ben as vice commander and named Takeo Dineen as service officer Johnpkson as chaplain and Michael Trykit z as sergeant at arms Also scheduled is a joint auxiliary officers meeting on October 24 with Downey to president and Angus Hanson to attend A testimony to Daniel Brennan with details in county commanderies header text reads unclear.

Maynard William Bayon Pritt DeMare Legion Ben @ was M4te Adana Takeo Dinéen Johnpkson Michael Trykiitz Downey Angus Hanson

Without Modes Architécture Aims at Stér and Principles

A garbled quote attributes a design aim to Sir Chris Wren concerning modes and architecture. The readable fragments reference architecture theory and an attribution to a historic figure, but the text remains unclear and incomplete.

Sir Chris Wren

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