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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1941
Page
5
Notices from the Probate Court reveal guardianship and estate actions for Albert B Hasthope and Mildred Coburn, with licenses to sell and objections due by listed dates. Also included are lost bank and deposit books from local institutions and warnings from Wynard Trust Company and Mace Ladies’ Institution for Savings.
The document lists officers Donald A. Lent chairman W. Sims secretary and Walter A. Cheslak with scattered phrases about a seasonal license and a building on Brown Street including a kitchen and locker room. Details are partial and OCR garbled.
Arthur DeAngelo a local physician says he is not under the Selective Service and denies a circulating rumor of draft evasion. Police confirm a call about the matter but the doctor asserts no draft action exists and notes he is married.
Public notice states that Book No. 864 has been lost and payment has topped. It lists Miley Institution and Say. Smith as Assistant Treasurer, with dated references March 24 1947 and Mat. 26 Apr. 2 9. The notice appears as a historical financial record entry.
Payment dropped. Deposit Hook No 28597 has been lost. W S Smith assistant treats Concord Mass March 95 1947. Applies to Middlesex institutions for de ings.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites all interested in the estate of Annie T Joyce late of Maynard. Alfred B McCleary of Maynard petitions for probate of a will and appointment as executor without surety. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 a.m. on April 11, 1941. Witness John C Leggatonsquire First Judge. March 18, 1941. Loring P Jordan, Register. Mar 26 Apr 2 1941.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court announces a petition to appoint Eula S Taylor of Acton as administratrix of the estate of Adélaide T Taylor, late of Acton. Witness John C Leggat Esquire, First Judge, dated March 19, 1941.
The Maynard Civic Club organized at a Monday Town House meeting with Postmaster Frank C. Sheridan as president and George Stuart as vice president. Harold Morgan is treasurer and James King secretary. The group will meet biweekly with the next session set for April 23. A parking committee reported Roosevelt School yard on Nason Street could be used for parking, possibly by week’s end, while River Street and Summer Street sites remain under review.
Sudbury resident Teter Grant who has been employed by Ralph Stone on his farm for a year accepted a position on a farm at Spencer with his family. He moved there early this month.
Maynard A squad of aggressive 30 candidates drills at Maynard High under Coach Reg Sawyer. Players Crowe Park Higbins and others seek positions after a rough start in April at Concord. Optimism grows despite limited ball handling and positional uncertainty.
Maynard Inter-Town Bowling League will host a banquet at K of C Hall on Thursday April 17 featuring Guest speaker Maynard-Brother Gilbert discoverer of Babe Truth and sports authority. Jerry Nason Boston Globe sports writer also expected to speak. Teague Handicap Roll Off runs Lynch alleys April 14 to 26.
The April meeting at Linden street home of Mrs Wilder Macurda was led by Mrs Irvin Howe. Plans for a luncheon and plant sale at the May 5 meeting at Mrs Victor Peppard's home were discussed after members toured the Boston flower show. Excerpts from gardening books were read by Mrs Floward Wilson and Mrs Frank Farnell.
Laurila was re-elected for his eleventh term as president of the Finnish Business Men's Association at the eleventh anniversary celebration. The Maynard veteran has led the association since its inception, marking a longtime tenure and ongoing leadership.
Mrs Ruth Baron of Oak Street is reported seriously ill at Baker Memorial Hospital in Boston after a medical incident. The report notes concerns about her condition and ongoing care as of the latest bulletin.
A reader warns against a scam railroading job offers for mechanics and motor work tied to a school in Boston. The scheme demands upfront payments, promises high weekly pay, and pressures targets to enroll, with the Marlboro Airport cited as a contact point. It urges reporting to police if contacted by such operators.
Fragmentary text describes bomber routes, weather, convoys, and aviation strategy with references to England and Mayo Clinic, suggesting a wartime briefing. Names and sentences are garbled. readable entities include England, Mayo Clinic, and unspecified locations.
A meeting of the Legion was held last week with Mary Towe presiding and TM Maps delivering the report. The event announced for April 4 at Le Bion hall aimed to organize activities and oversee arrangements for the card party.
In Maribor Margaret H4t leads a gathering titled Wide Guild meeting with Baptist hosts. Shay Hoffman, Cloria Temple, and Severance are noted participants in a described church event context.
A Maynar concert in the school auditorium drew a large audience with spontaneous applause for the program. Guest artist Zarahi Elmassian sang classical selections and has a noted operatic career with the Los Angeles Opera Company and major symphony work. The Anchor and Ark Glee Club, under Frank R Holland, featured strong male choral passages.
The Finnish Congregational Church outlines Good Friday Holy Communion at 7 30 p m and Easter Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 a m. George A will deliver the sermon with a church chorus and Sekkala providing an Easter Reading. Coffee will be served after services.
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