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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1939
Page
7
The document records a citation in Cambridge County for the administratrix of a estate to file first account and warns beneficiaries to object by the return day. It names Judge John Laggat Rasfy Froat and registrar Loring P. Jordan with dates March 23 1929 and May 14 1929.
A legal notice from a Massachusetts probate court lists the deceased and the court date for probate proceedings. It names KR Sandorm as petitioner and the attorney on record. The document requests appearance by respondents before the specified noon deadline.
The probate court of Gaoramonwealth of Maerachuachtt issues a notice concerning the estate of Martha B. Hartin late of Maynard. Frank Robert Hartin petitions for probate of a purported last will and for appointment as administrator with the will annexed without surety. Interested parties must file a written appearance at Cambridge Court by 10 AM on April 7, 1939. Judgment recorded March 14 1939.
In Middlesex County probate court a petition seeks probate of an instrument alleged as Henry M. Lane's will. Laura Batt of Concord requests appointment as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed at Cambridge by April 12 1939. Signed John Leagat Esquire first judge. witness Loving P. Jordan register. Mar 22 29 Apr 6.
A partial OCR fragment references Aimee Fae A leave loss, payment at Yee Hee Institution Savings, by W B Smith as Treasurer of Concord Mana. Dates shown include March 28, 1928 and March 29, April 5 and 12.
The Peoples Theatre Ushers defeated the Cambridge Cantabs 96 to 34 in Pastime Hall. Johnny Girdaowaki led the Ushers with three late floor goals as Burt Coughlan Tauno Pitgar and Doherty steered the hometown club to their 26th win in 30 games.
The Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing at the Town Building on Wednesday April 12 1939 at 8 00 o clock on the application of E Li for a license to install two underground tanks of 800 gallons capacity each for gasoline storage. The salt tanks will be located on River Street Maynard on land owned by Joshua Naylor. Patrick A McGrath Frank B Riley Donald A Lent.
The record notes Totala with 660 BUS 1719 and an outstanding string by S Piecelion 129 while H Peterson posts the highest total at 91 dollars.
The West Acton club hosted a village social at Geneve house with sixteen tables of t b. LeRoy Strong chaired the event praising its success. Several members and visitors, including Mine Mary Stess and Miss Fal Teale, enjoyed vacation from school and reported strong attendance.
Sudbury officials plan a meeting in three weeks on Friday evening to fill vacant offices under Board control. William B. Prescott of King Philip Heights traveled through Connecticut and East New York State last week. Mrs. Robert Hall, chair of the Women’s Club social committee, says the club’s annual luncheon will be at the Waydale Inn with tickets available at the April 10 and 16 meetings.
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