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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1941
Page
5
A damaged notice records a court action with instruction for parties to appear before ten o clock noon on the eleventh day of March 1941. It names Jonn C Loézat Esquire first judge and Loring P Jordan register with filing dates in 1941.
Public bank record indicates account No. 9839 in Maynard Massachusetts with dates March 26 April 2 and 9. Stakeholders and notices relate to standard banking procedures and roll dates for the account.
A lost book notice announces the loss of a deposit book from the Middlesex Institution for Law. The document lists the clerk W S South and the date of March 22 1941, seeking return or notification to the institution.
Payment for taxes or liabilities recorded by J W Hailey assistant treasurer notes dates March 19 26 and April 2 1941 for a lost book deposit and related institution request.
Legal notice states that Deposit Book No 4 has been tested and payment arranged. Issued by Middlesex Institution for Sav by JW Balldu, Abst. Treasurer. Dated May 17, 1944.
A fragmentary public notice indicates funds or accounts related to the Middlesex Institution for Bavine, with names abbreviated and dates around March 1941. Details are unreadable in places but show a formal notice of financial matters.
A historical notice from the Middlesex Savings Bank in Concord Massachusetts dated March 25, 1947. It mentions deposit book number 28697 and references a payment stop and related banking actions. The fragment notes withdrawals or stops with dates April 3 and 9.
Court in Cambridge hears petition to probate a will purporting to be the will of Alfred , late of Maynard. The petition seeks appointment of executor without bond. Objections must be filed by April 11, 1941, with John Leggat, Essexquire, First Judge, and Loring P. Jordan, Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues a notice in Acton for Adelaide T Taylor estate. Hula B Taylor is named administratrix appointee without bond. Objections must be filed at Cambridge by April 10 1941. Court official John C Leggat signs as First Judge. Loring P Jordan registers. March 26 April 2.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate court. Harold W Brown notified of a wife's libel for divorce on desertion with alimony custody and support for minor children. Appearance must be filed within 21 days from September 8 1941. witnesses and clerks noted.
Public auction set for April 11 1981 at 2 PM for property in Concord Junction described in mortgage from John Joeiliame and Annie Blsband to Arthur Yb Adar dated October 15 1920 and recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds Book 4391. Arthur P Blanchard present holder. sale to satisfy taxes and mortgage debt. terms require $1,000 down and balance within 15 days. other terms announced at sale.
Norma Framingham, aged 59, a retired merchant, taught in many places over 15 years and was active as a hostess at the Antiquarian Society. She wrote lectures on Emerson and Thoreau. Survived by husband Charles GC and Philn A, of Cofigord, and Dig Wil Nath L. Davis, four sisters, several grandchildren. Funeral services by Rev. Wilfred JH. Bunker at Trinitarian Congregational Church. Burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
Rev Arthur H Wilde to lead a noon Men’s Class on The Powerful Christ. Sunday school at 9 30 am with a missionary story by Mrs Danie McDougal. Palm Sunday service at 10 45 am and Holy Communion after the morning sermon.
A literary maxim attributed to Shakespeare notes that an empty vessel produces the loudest tone. The saying contrasts form and substance with a focus on perception and rhetoric.
In Maynard Massachusetts the Sealer JM H O Brien calls on residents and merchants using scales or meters to bring devices to be tested, adjusted and sealed. Tests will be conducted at the Sealer of Weights and Measures office located at 47 Great Road Maynard.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues notice to interested parties in Mildred Coburn estate Maynard to object to private sale of real estate for investment. Objections must be filed before ten o'clock on April 18, 1941, at the court.
The item appears as a fragmented notice attributed to Edward Wayne Fusioh with unclear context and garbled text. No distinct events, dates, or organizations are identifiable for a factual summary.
A White House briefing quotes President Roosevelt urging total victory over dictators through maximum war material output and national unity. He cautions sacrifices at home while stressing Allied needs for ships planes tanks and supplies as Britain seeks to outpace Nazi moves in Greece and Yugoslavia amid uncertain front reports.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a Tokyo source about Malay possessions and soldiers, mentioning unusual dispatches not confirmed or denied and arms moments. The readable content is limited and lacks concrete names or dates.
Neutral diplomats report five ships per day moving to southern Greek ports with positions set in the central country area. Britain sides with Greece, warning Germany a separate peace would require a real military victory, while European tensions intensify.
The Bristol airport scene features W A Bartman declaring U S resolve in wartime as Roosevelt's lend lease plan speeds through Congress with 7.0 billion approved. Storms kill many in North Dakota and Minnesota while Mussolini’s Albanian campaign prompts mock praise and a claim of hidden bombs in Ankara news.
The fragment references a U S reporter and suspicions of espionage activities tied to a lease led bill and mentions Italy and Italian consulates at Naples and Lermo with related U S actions at Newark and Detroit. The passage is garbled and difficult to parse for concrete facts.
The South Acton Universalist church holds Lent services on April 10 with Rev. Hart in charge. A Young People's meeting at the church is planned for tomorrow. A birthday celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Pederson’s family took place at their Cane Street home with a church potluck. The next planning meeting is set for the third Friday at Acton Center.
A report notes a locked car was stolen from a factory parking area between 6:30 and 8:00 last night. Police urge witnesses to come forward with any information about the incident and suspect movements in the vicinity.
Fragment from Diogenes Laertius notes a youth blushing as virtue itself is addressed. The line hints at virtue personified and contrasts shame with recognition in early moral philosophy. The reference illustrates classical attitudes toward virtue and youth in antiquity.
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