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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1959
Page
17
A petition has been filed in the Probate Court for Middlesex County requesting letters testamentary for the estate of Maynard Im said, deceased. John F. Mey of Mignardum and James F. Sweeney of Elmont seek appointment as executors without bond. Objections must be filed in writing by April 24, 1959, with appearance before the court.
A petition to appoint a conservator for Margaret Maynard in Middlesex County Massachusetts alleges she is incapacitated by advanced age. The court set appearance by April 24, 1959 and John C Leggat, earliest judge, witnessed the filing on March 25, 1959 in Cambridge.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts a petition seeks appointment of Brookhaven Conant and Garieten Burrill as executors of Augustine Conant’s estate without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge probate court before 10 am on April 22, 1999. Witness John C. Leggat, Esquire, First Judge, on March 26.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to all interested in the estate of Mary G. Jones late of Maynard. petition to appoint Gilbert Raymond Jones administrator without bond in Middlesex County with no surety required if you object file a written appearance in Cambridge before ten o clock on April 24 1959 the return day of this citation First Judge March 1959
A petition to Hartford Nas appom for license to sell private estate assets of William Leo Smith late of 614 Saybrook District Old Saybrook CT has been filed. The court requires objections in writing before the date set and notices John De Leagat Esquire First Judge of Ispide Court. March 16 1958.
The Dennison Manufacturing Company announces a new board of directors led by James T Dennison as chair, with Howard Weeks joining. Dana C Huntington named president, Robert N Wallace treasurer and vice president, Calvin E Jisselyn assistant treasurer, and Francis E Swisher clerk. Mr Kerr retires after 35 years, and John S Keir remains as director and president.
Mrs Nelson announces her daughter Carolyn Brown’s engagement to Timothy Delaney of Newton Corner. Also reported is the birth of a second child to Mr and Mrs Porter, with grandparents Mr and Mrs Stanley Powter of Trafalo Road Lincoln. Joel Bulldey Jr a senior at Worcester College earns varsity indoor track letter.
A cramped, mangled brief notes that car expenses for commuting may be deductible if itemized. The fragment mentions personal use versus business use and hints at safety consultant Martha Johnson Dodge.
The National Garden Bureau notes seed size varies with plant hardy traits. Delicate plants thrive only in ideal weather and soil, producing many tiny seeds, while hardier varieties bear fewer larger seeds. Seed color ranges from dull to red purple blue and yellow with varied shapes.
Raymond Lah International reports a wide bid to define the United States growth target and price stability goals. Politicians and economists clash over how fast GDP should grow while keeping prices stable, with discussions of budget balance, oil controls, and wartime economic records.
During the week 916 claims were filed, 75 fewer than the prior period. Active claims declined to 828. Thirty-two new unemployment applications were received. Thirty-six people obtained jobs and eighteen received counseling or job interviews.
Secretary Joseph D Ward cited the State Purchasing annual report noting tranquilizers costing 26000 dollars as part of a 214 million dollar budget. Other items include gasoline 488000, meat 8000000, soaps and paper goods 167000, tubes 160000, chemicals 82200, coal 50854, and state feeds for institutions. The report covers July 1 1957 to June 30 1958 and Solomon became purchasing agent in October.
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