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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1949

Page

13

Concord High Presents Operetta Tria Jury May 6 7

Concord High hosts its first opera production in years with Tria Jury chosen for its opening. Under Charles Yeremian the cast of 75 rehearses scenes from the comedy as student committees oversee advertising. Performances set for May 6 and 7 at the Veterans Building at 8 15 p.m. Tickets listed at student and adult prices.

Concord Concord High Bol Tria Charles K. Yeremian Jean Veterans Building

Petition to sell real estate of Helen A Blake estate

A petition has been presented to the Cambridge court for license to sell real estate of Helen Aurelia Blake late of Concord in her estate. Persons may object by filing a written appearance before ten o'clock in the forenoon on April 25 1949 the return day of this citation. Witness Judge John C Leggat and John J Butler. Apr 7 14 21

Helen Aurelia Blake Concordin Cambridge John C. Leggat John J. Butler

Probate Court Notice In Concord Massachusetts

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites interested parties about leave to change guardianship or inheritance for Carolyn Anne Lane and James Norwood Lane. Objects or appearances must be filed by April 22, 1949. John C. Leggat, First Judge. J Butler, Register. March 7 to April 14, 1949.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Carolyn A Concord Flore Carmine Arlirg Nissen Aid County Carolyn Anne Lane James Norwood Lane Unknown Esther Ar Lane Carolyn Anne Nissen John C. Leggat J. Butler Register

Damon brothers lead sales group for Concord High fundraiser

Phillip and Farnham Damon organize a sales corps with district and home room captains. Tickets can be bought by calling Concord High School at 466. Proceeds fund a music scholarship for a member of this year’s graduating class.

Phillip Farnham Damon Concord High School Graduat

Commonwealth notice to Sirsteak Machinery and others to register title

Petition presented to the Acton Middlesex court by Edward and Dorothy Ferry seeks to register and confirm title to easterly tracts of land. The plan shows specific acreage parcels and boundaries measured from William S Dunn and Standard Homes, with public objections due by May 2. Failure to appear will result in default and petition being confessed.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Land Sirsteak Machinery Company Acton Middlesex Commonwealth William S. Dunn James W. Coughlin John F. Coughlin Margaret Coughlin Genevieve Coughlin Leo F. Caldwell Paul A. Coughlin Virginia M. Champoux Home Savings Bank Standard Homes, Inc Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Edward M. Ferry Dorothy B. Ferry Boston Court House

Senior band and orchestra awards and sweater purchases

Mary Ellen McKenna oversees purchase of extra sweaters and a transparent drum and awards pins for senior band and orchestra members.

Ing Mary Ellen McKenna

Wealth of Massachusetts Land Court Notices Actioned

The Massachusetts Land Court petitions Homes Inc for confirmation of title to two parcels of land in Acton Middlesex County with buildings. Parcel boundaries reference Massachusetts Avenue and surrounding parcels, including owners Moulton Merriam Kelley and Dunn. Hearing date requested by May 2, with appearance under oath in Boston at the Court House.

Cme Massachusetts Land Court Edward M. Ferry Dorothy B. Ferry William S. Dunn Harold L. Pellet Jessie A. Pellet Edward J. Bursaw Pauline W. Bursaw Gordon A. Crook Besaye G. Crook Timothy J. Ynessey Eda F. Shapley Eva C Shapley Mary F. Kelley Gilbert William L. Kelley Harold Merriam Florence A. Morriam Roy F Acton Massachusetts Avenue Charles Moulton Ecux Harold A. Merriam Boston Court House

Letter from home sparks tax debt shock on the train

On a suburban train Jones reads a letter from his hometown and recalls happier times. A stranger nearby reveals a government notice demanding $1,500 unpaid income tax from 1944, triggering shared memory of past misery.

Jones

Sleigh Ride Sparks Unease as Girl Seeks Warmth

In a snowy scene a girl laments that nobody loves her and her hands are cold. A handsome senior reassures her that her mother loves her and suggests she can warm her hands, ending with a gentle, affectionate exchange.

Laundry Incident Sparks Domestic Banter

Booty jokes about clothes on floor after wife leaves them there last night. Woogy jokes she did not pick up well. Boogy adds a playful twist noting he was wearing them.

Tail light joke reveals strange trailer fate

A traffic stop turns into a pun filled tale as a motorist laments not his tail light but the fate of his trailer. The farmer explains each son pursues odd roles doctoring trading saving souls and politics while the parent remains busy farming and feeding them.

Dancing lesson mystery answer

A mother notices her daughter is paired with the same boy at each dance. The girl reveals the boy is part of a continuing murder mystery she is telling him.

Jim

Now They Know and the Spinster’s Wary Question

The text describes a social jab at a spinster, who faced cheeky taunts about marriage. She fires back with a sharp line suggesting the question should be asked of a pair of husbands, delivering a withering rejoinder.

212 Club Carnival Sponsorship by Concord Club

The 212 Club of West Concord will sponsor a carnival at Emerson Playground for six nights from April 18 to 23. The Lawrence Carr Shows, a major New England carnival, will perform with many attractions for all ages. The event runs every evening and afternoon on the 19th and 23rd, featuring a large fireworks display on the 19th.

Concord West Concord Emerson Playground Lawrence Carr New England

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