Berkshire Probate Court notices list multiple estate actions
The Berkshire Probate Court in Pittsfield Massachusetts issues notices and citations for several estates and administrations. Files request objections by specified return dates and appoint executors or administrators without surety, naming involved parties and attorneys across several cases from 1945 to 1965.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Berkshire
Atlanta
Pittsfield
F. Anthony Hanlon
Esquire
James W. Carolan
Register
Caln
Hibbard & Myers
North Street
Pittsfiels
Mass
Rita Smith
Lincoln
Cain
F. Anthony Hanton
James Wi. Carolan
Cain, Hibbard & Myers
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Berkshire
Permans
Elizabeth J. Murray
Elizabeth A. Murray
Dalton
Lucy &. Martin
Barton
Dylla K. Stanley
Lenox
Pitsfield
Anthony Hanlon
James ,E. Carolan
Charles R. Crimmin
Harvey
Ruth B. Crowell
Sai Court
Waller &. Reilly
Aass
Richard Harold Mayberry
Lee
William R. Mayberry
Evaulie
James ‘W. Carolan
Jee & Pollard
Broad Street
Westfield
Mildred B, Maher
Florence B. Ryan
Pinsfield
Citabion
James YW. Carolan
Clement A. Ferris
Commonwealth OF Maassachusetts Berkshire
Anthony Hatton
Louise C. Bronson
Anderson, Beard & Berndt
Court Street
Louise C. Bronson Tale
Andrew Anderson
F. Anthony Harlan
Janes W. Carolan
Register, Anderson, Beard & Berndl
St Court Street
George C. Maynard Fale
Margaret EL Maynard
Squire
Paarch
W. Stanley Cooke
Atty
Pittstieio
Miss
North Berkshire Stamford Has First Jury Trial in 15 Years
In Stamford Vermont a historic courtroom revival occurred with a first jury trial in 15 years. Arthur P. Goudreau was cleared in a $200 civil damage suit by Pearl Tatro after a Dec 9 dispute over right of way on Mill Road. Trial held in Stamford School under Justice Albert G. Hamer. verdict appeal to Bennington County Court.
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Stamford
Vermont
Stamford School
Justice of the Peace
Albert G. Hamer
Arthur P. Goudreau
Mill Road
Pearl Tatro
Tatro
Goudreau
Bennington
Flat Racing Resumes At Suffolk Downsmud and Helicopters
Suffolk Downs reopened after two muddy days with a $1,364.80 daily double and 11,420 paid admissions. Me To Doc won the opening race in a three horse finish, Trancelike captured the second, and 34 tickets produced the big payout as crews scraped mud and laid sand to ready the track. The handle reached $688,640 as helicopters helped dry the course for racing
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Boston
Suffolk Downs
Me To
Doc
Trancelike
New England
Ephs Set Renewal Aid Talk With U.S. Officials Here
Adams residents prepare for a May 6 meeting with Housing and Urban Development Agency officials and town committees to recertify the Workable Program for Community Improvement. The meeting seeks to address zoning, building codes, and other prerequisites for urban renewal aid, as certification expired in 1964.
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Adams
Housing & Hame Finance Agency
James P. McAndrews
Adams Redevelopment Authority
Selectmen
Town Hall
Redevelopment Authority
Planning Board
Finance Committee
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Ewart D. Callahan
Ronald E. Mirke
Woodrow Shepard
Housing & Home Finance Agency
Williamstown zoning board to rule on Waubeeka Springs golf plan
The Williamstown Zoning Board of Appeals will decide next week on a zoning variance for an 18 hole golf course and club house restaurant at Waubeeka Springs South Williamstown. The $384000 project aims to develop 135 acres between Routes 43 and 7 with no night golf and no lighting. Objections were limited to potential commercialization from a Heinzs letter, as fundraising shows all but 39000 has been raised.
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Williamstown
Jim Kramer
Kevin Sheehan
Williams
Kramer
Wilmington
Del
Sheehan
Canterbury School
New Milford
Conn
Zoning Board of Appeals
Waubeeka Springs
Southworth School
Ewald G. Heinz
Rowland B. Armacost
Hinsdale
Steele’s Corner
Armacost
Breens
Wanhoonah Country Club
Dalton
Herbert
Gordon
Tere
Schools to Get 24737 in Federal Aid
Adams town schools expect 24737 dollars in federal aid under Public Law 874 after an earlier 47000 dollar budget cut. Rep Conte says a first 15000 dollar payment will arrive in about a week. School officials say funds, not in the current budget, may be used to offset the cuts if received before January 1 1946.
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Adams
Silvio O. Cante
Pittsfield
Francis Keppeil
U.S
Donald R. Sommer
Rep. Conte
Sommer
Planning Board Sets Two Public Hearings This Week
Adams The Planning Board met Wednesday night to discuss next weeks hearings on a zoning amendment and a subdivision. Lawrence Bienick owner of Pinnacle Mobile Home Park seeks to rezone from R-8 to RUM. Brenson, a board member, participated but will not vote on the amendment. A second hearing covers Joseph Dean's plan for additional building lots between West Road and Grandview Terrace.
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Adams
Lawrence Bienick
Pinnacle Mobile Home Park
Brenson
Joseph Dean
West Road
Grandview Terrace
Tennis Club To Meet on Wednesday
The Pittsfield Tennis Club schedules the first season meeting Wednesday at 7 in the Atly office. Frederick Broderick 184 North St. plans cover men singles and mixed doubles schedules, ladder play for men and women, junior league play, and novice lessons on a demand basis. Work parties to clean Camp Morrill courts to be discussed.
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Pittsfield
Atly
Frederick Broderick
North St
Camp Morrill
Hotchkiss JVs Edge Lenox Tennis Varsity
Hotchkiss jayvee tennis defeated Lenox varsity 5-4 at Lakeville after Lenox built an early singles lead. Lenox No 3 Chip John beat Hotchkiss Jerry Hallock in straight sets. Singles winners also included Sandy Douglas and Lucien Hold for Lenox. Doubles saw Douglas Hold prevail for Lenox, lifting Lenox to 0-3 for the season.
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LENOX
Hotchkiss
Jayvee
Lakeville
Conn
Lenox School
Chip John
Jerry Hallock
Sandy Douglas
Lucien Hold
Martins
Jay Anderson
Grove Nichols
Jim Higgins
Scot Ketter
Chin French
Grove Michels
Ken Wellings
Chin Johns
Jerry Maliack
Kim Higgins
Paul Dengel
Tenpin Highlights From Pittsfield Bowling Weekend
Pittsfield bowlers Bud Turner and Dick Celti led Easter parent child tourney at Mary Crames's Bowlers Club in Latham NY. Turner 567 Celti 534 and their 1268 winning handicap outpaced Bing Daly Joe Gavin. Gavin 235 helped Daly and Gavin take runner up. Turner Celti earn TV spot and will join Walt Lynch Carey Hinkley in September Channel 7 broadcast.
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Pittsfield
Bud Turner
Dick Celti
Mary Crames’s Bowlers Club
Latham
Turner
Ceiti
Bing Daly
Joe Gavin
Gavin
Celti
Walt Lynch
Carey Hinkley
Channel 7
Madison
County Squire
al Gavenas
Mike Slosky
Gordie Degnan
Doc Freia
John McAvoy
Lou Scalise
Schenectady
Lenox House
Cove Lanes
Laurel Lanes
Plainville
Conn
Westgate Lanes
Brockton
Fred McNamee
Lawrence
PBA
Bob Gromacki
Wager Totals at Green Mountain Park Reach Thursday Peak
A crowd of 2,318 wagered $117,870 at Green Mountain Park on Thursday night, the best Thursday handle of the season so far and near the track’s all weekday high. Monday’s $150,100 handle, Patriots Day, stood higher. Ti Clip and Fancy Dan yielded a $83.60 daily double, Bad Roy Bert won the feature eighth race paying $14, $4.40, and $2.80.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Bad Roy Bert
Pirates Option Frank Bork to Jets on 24 hour recall
Pittsburgh Pirates optioned relief pitcher Frank Bork to the Columbus Jets on a 24 hour recall. The 24 year old left hander had not appeared in any games this season. Jule Butch Mellen signs with the Pittsburgh Steelers from St Norbert College. Mt San Antonio Relays draw 3,000 athletes as NCAA bans. Drake Relays opens with 2,500 athletes and records expected. Penn Relays at Franklin Field attracts 6,000 athletes across 119 colleges and many prep schools.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Bork
Columbus Jets
Leftshander
Pirates
DE Pere
Wis
Jule (Butch) Mellen
St. Norbert College
Pittsburgh Steelers
Mellen
Walnut
Calif
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
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Pittsfield, Mass
Harry
Bermuda
Supe
Waheonah St
A&p
Halperin's
North Berkshire
Clark
Walter W. Clark
Sprague Electric Co
Carl H. Imhof
Emma Nichols
Dennis Brignolo
Albert Brignola
North Adams
Paul Kevin Casey
St. Joseph’s
American Legion
Portland
Ore
Francis C. Florini
Casey
Legion
Frank R. Stiles
St. Joseph's
James J. Casey
Suffolk
Twin
Ephs
Wauheeka
Adams Lisi
Py Odt Ea Ky
Tennis Club
Hotchkiss Jvs Edge Lenox Tennis Varsity
Mord and Opugian
Anderson and Dwyer
Stetner
Higgins
French
Jonas
Malcock and Nichols
Wellingn and Dentey
Tenpin
Pete Snyder
George Kyer
Fran Panneseo
Pane
Cleaners
Johnson Oil
Knapp Oil
Berkshire Marine
Mario
Cabinet Shop
Tiretown
Tri-City
Pittsfield Type
East Street Gulf
Len Gamwills
Western Mass
Eledric Co
Leo Henault
Warren O'Brien
Bill Putman
Pat Kearney
Hal Sweeney
Berkshire Coat
Sweeney
Shepard's
Charlie's
Bill Moore
Dick Mohrman
Roger Dean
Nationwide Insurance
Tunner Dema
Coughlin
Casey Stengt
Jim Fahey
Conway Construction
Berk
Faccioli Club
Canzano
Saures
Sinopoli
Roger Canzano
Twilite
Pace County Squire
Pasquini
Quinn
Williams Plumbing
Bob Taylor
Jim Costa
Mill
Ralph Kirby
Isgood Realty
Driekorn’s
Ken King Sr
Bill Cranson
Charlie Clemens
Jim Walton
Bob Hirst
Ray & John’s
Bob Willis
Green Mt
Des Moines
UPI
Sunbeam
Sharpener
Mouttsfield
Nash Ramblers
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