Probate Notice in Acton County Proceedings
In the matter of J Alfred Goding late of said county deceased a petition for administration has been presented naming Hethl v Acton as administratrix without bond. Interested parties may object by filing appearance in the probate court before ten o clock on April seventeenth 1944 return day. John C Leggat First Judge and Army P Jordan Register March 30 April 6 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Goding
Hthel
Acton
John C. Leggat
Army
P. Jordan
Register
Ruby Im
Maynard
John C. Legéat
Berst
Said Court
Mty
Ring P. Jordan
Probate Court Notice for Ruby Im of Maynard
Probate court receives petition to probate will of Arthur P. Malcolm late of this county with Ruby Im of Maynard named as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed before ten o clock noon on April 17 1944. appearance by attorney required. Register John C Legéat signed March 31 1944 with notices March 30 April 5 12.
Concord Tie Events Highlight Local Clubs and Births
Concord reports its sportsmen club spring meeting with President Harry Robertson presiding and Fred Nolan’s committee handling supper. Local births include a daughter Diane Mary to Mr. and Mrs. Cavelier born March 16 and a son Samuel Morse to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson on March 18 at Emerson Hospital. Community activities span a whist party at Fellows Hall and April YD Chapter meeting at the Bedford club with Commander McCarthy presiding. A Thor eau talk at the Williams home and Evangelical Free Church midweek prayer and a 6 o’clock Communion Service led by Pastor Odland are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misketaquia Sportsmen’s Club
Harry Robertson
Fred Nolan
Leo S. Cavelier
Laurel Street
Diane Mary
Emerson Hospital
Franklin R. Johnson
Simon Willard Road
Samuel, Morse
The
Evangelical Free Church
Thomas Thoresen
Strawberry Hill. Road
Harry P. Odland
Acton Board of Health Seeks Garbage Contractor
The Acton Massachusetts Board of Health invites bids for one year of garbage collection and disposal town wide starting May 1 1944. Bid must include a $100 certified check and be delivered by 5 p.m. April 11 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Health
Acton
Mass
el. H. Cram
West Acton
Massachusetts
E. E. Allsopp
Intertown Bowling League Banquet Honors Cubby Lynch
The Intertown Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Elks hall last Wednesday honoring former leader Cubby Lynch. Toasts praised perseverance as many members entered service, with Henry Tolman and Tut Graceffa pledging to carry on the league. A lively program followed featuring dancers, a magician, singers, and a wrestler musician duet, ending with remarks urging Americans to fight for their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Intertown Bowling League
Elks’ Hall
Ralph Wickstrom
Keystone
Cubby” Lynch
Ayere
League
James F. Farrell
Henry Tolman
Tut” iGraceffa
Lynch’s
Tolman
Thomas King
Farrell
Harold Morgan
Elmer Peterson
Danny Duggan
Worcester
New England
June Farnum
Shirley Johnson
Doris Kelly
Peter Molloy
Eugene Minsky
Marie Primeau
Kenneth Williams
Charles Starck
Margaret Butler
Hicks
Lynn
Concord School Committee Meets for Regular Monthly Session
Concord council held its regular monthly meeting with high school filtration discussed. The obituary notes the drowning death of three year old Hugh Fraser Keith Leith Jr. of Naghanthe road in the Sudbury River on March 28, with burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hugh
Fraser
Skippy) Keith
Cent
Fraser Leith
Naghanthe Road
Sudbury
Sleepy Hollow
Little Leith
Apso
Maynard Golf Club Pro Seeks 1944 Season Revival
A. L. Colombo, Maynard Golf Club pro, outlines plans for a challenging 1944 season. He credits members, military staff, and a renovated clubhouse for improved finances and operations, notes rental clubs and affordable balls, and emphasizes publicity to boost membership and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Golf Club
Ighness
R.ealy
James Priest
Ancy Doyle
Mohawk Ship Visit and Liberty Flagpole Update
Mohawk held a meeting last Thursday night then traveled to Watertown as guests of the Perkins Institute for the Blind. Under Skipper Roger F. Conant the crew enjoyed a swim at the school pool with ships U. S. Viking of Watertown and S. S. Lexington. The Liberty flagpole at Monument Square was raised to full height after winter lowering and given a fresh coat of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Roger F. Conant
En- Joyed
U. S. Viking
S. S. Lexington
Monument Square
Lemon and water as a gentle health tip
A reader advocates a simple morning routine using juice from a California Sunkist lemon in a glass of water to ease digestion and wake up. The note contrasts harsh laxatives with this mild alternative and urges daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunkist
California Sunkist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur P. Malcolm
Said
RD King
Mass.e
Jolly Seven
Concord YD
New YD Club
Bedford
William L. McCarthy
Thoreat
Horace H. D. Williams
Monument Street
Caleb H. Wheeler
Thoreau
Middlesex Institution For ‘Savings
J. .W. Ballou
Asst
Treas
Mark
Toy” ‘ Jane
A. L. Colombo
Othae
Edward Ledgary
Nene
Mortons
Bel Morton
Charles Smith
Set
Frank Croft
South Pacific
Milan Iis
Tata
Saree
Mother Gray
Rand
Cavard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bfgoodrich
TY Iea
Nighter
Perreeey Og
Humphreys
Eys
St.Joseph
Pinkham
Hanes Mazes
Jose
Ferry- Morse
Kidney Hollow
Doans
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