Probate Notice for George H. Tuttle Estate in Melrose
George H. Tuttle late of Plymouth County deceased. Petition for probate filed by Ken Kimball of Melrose praying appointment as administrator without bond. Objections must be filed in Bridge Court by 10 o'clock noon on the first day of April. Judge John C. Leggat and Register P. Jordan oversee. Apr 16 23 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Tuttle
Tion
Mart
Ken Kimball
Mélrose
Court Bridge
John C. Leggat
P. Jordan
Probate Court Seeks Objections for Blekerton Estate
In Massachusetts Probate Court 11 interested parties seek appointment of Rothwell of Concord as administrator for the George A. Blekerton estate. Objections must appear before ten o clock noon on April 17 1942 at the court in Concord. Judge Leggat presiding with Register Loring P. Jordan. Apr 2 9 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
George A. Blekerton
Said
Lost Book Notice From Mass Trust To Be Recovered
A public notice states that a deposit book is lost and payable at an institution. The notice lists SR J. W. Ballou as assistant treasurer of Massachusetts in 1942 and urges recovery of the missing record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ballou
Asst
Treas
Mass
Notice of Probate to All Interested in Idella J Tuttle Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate notice cites Idella J Tuttle deceased Acton estate. Kenneth V Kimball of Melrose seeks appointment as administrator without bond. Objections due by May 1 1942 filed in Cambridge Probate Court with appearance by attorney. Witness John C Leggat judge April 6 1942. Loring P Jordan register.
Petition for administration of Annie B Young estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notices estate of Annie B Young late of Maynard. Herbert H Young of Maynard seeks appointment as administrator without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before ten o clock in May 1942. Loring P Jordan Register. Apr 9 1942.
Lost pass book replacement notice at Assabet Institute
Notice is given that an application has been received to replace a lost bank book. The bank book No. 10530 from Assabet Institution for Savings may be replaced. Sidney E. B. McCleary, Treasurer, Maynard, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney EB. McCleary
Treas
Maynard
Mass
Miss Pederson Entertains Co Workers at Wheels and Pinions
Miss Helen Pederson of Newtowne Road entertained a group of her fellow employees in the Wheels and Pinions department at the factory gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pederson
Acton
Helen Pederson
Newtowne Road
Lost Bank Book No 10338 Reported in Maynard Mass
Maynard Trust Co announces the loss of Bank Book No 10338 and notes an application for a duplicate book has been received. Date records show April 9 and 16 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Trust Co
Maynard, Mass
Maynard. Trust Co
Maynard
Mass
Mortgagee's Sale of Concord Real Estate In Middlesex County
Public auction set for May 8, 1942 at 3 PM to foreclose a mortgage given July 15, 1937 by Karl Payne and Ann Mellor Payne to Middlesex Institution for Savings. Property comprises three parcels totaling about 85,? square feet in Concord with rights of way and restrictions, as described in plan Book 259 Plan 49 and deed references.
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Karl Payne
Ann Mellor Payne
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Middlesex South District
Concord
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Elm Street
William Wheeler
Anne P. Warner
Said Warner
Wheeler
Wim Street
Elim Street
Charles R. ‘Borland
Elizabeth Post
Borland
Middlesex
Charles R. Borland
Kim
Anne
Warner
Nabove
Charles P. Borland
Ann Mellor
Payne
Wedding Party Night Highlights Tap Dances and Mock Wedding
The event featured guests performing tap dances acrobatics and impersonations. A mock wedding was the centerpiece with Lillian Crowe as the bride elect Miss Mary Gould as bridesmaid and Christina OConnell as minister. Attendees included Sue Graceffa Marie Leasher Nancy Colligan Dorothy Cardillo Florence Letendre and others serving refreshments after the humorous program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waltham Wetch Company
Lillian Crowe
Echo
Mary Gould
Sue
Graceffa
Marie
Leasher
Christina 'O'Connell
Nancy Colligan
Bay Bonds or You May Have to Live in Them
Probate notice in Middlesex County Massachusetts calling all interested parties to oppose Joseph H. Reed of Reading as executor of the estate of George H. Reed of Acton. Written appearances must be filed in Cambridge by April 17, 1942. Judge John Leggat signs the citation.
Will for Goodearl estate probated in Acton
The Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex cites interested parties in the estate of William T. Goodearl of Acton. Robert F. Goodearl seeks appointment as executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by 10 a.m. on April 16, 1942. Witnesses include Judge John Leggat Easquire.
Probate Court Notice of Will Appointments in Middlesex
In Middlesex Probate Court, Helen M. Mulcahy of Waltham petitions to be appointed executor without bond for the estate of T. Donnelly late Maynard, with objections due by 10 am on the twenty fourth at Cambridge. Witness John C Leggat, First Judge, dated March 31, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
T. Donnelly
Ee Maynard
Waltham
Cambridge
John
Leggat
Said
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Maynard Man Promoted to Sergeant at Gunter Field
Harold W. Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson of Maynard has been promoted from private first class to sergeant by his commanding officer at Gunter Field Montgomery Alabama. Peterson joined the Army Air Corps in February 1941 and serves as a squadron carpenter at the basic flying school of the Southeast Air Corps Training Center where cadets win their wings. He attended Maynard high school and, upon promotion, skipped the corporal rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Peterson
Harold Peterson
Maynard
Gunter Field
Montgomery
Ala
Sergt
Peterson
Aly Corps
Southeast Air Corps Training Center
Maynard High School
Sudbury Notices and Local Moves Highlight Weekend
Sudbury residents hosted and visited over the weekend with many expressing regrets at losses. Reuben Dansford was appointed 2nd Lieutenant in the Sudbury Massachusetts State Guard Reserves. The Reading Club gathered at Mrs Amne Buxton’s Concord home. Dog license reminders urged timely compliance.
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William Evans
Jean Buxton
Cambridge
Sudbury
James H. Powora
Neene
Donald
Walter
C. Stone
Hudson
Stuart Edgerly
Syracuse
Clark
B. Hill
L. Roy “Hawes
Hudson’road
Hill Mily
Craven
Flo ‘Gleason
Hill Top
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Reuben Dansford
Massachusetts
State Guard
Acton Campaign to Salvage for Victory Planned
Acton residents mobilize for a Salvage for Victory campaign featuring the PTA, schoolchildren, and the Acton Committee on Public Safety. Key organizers include Henry Hopkinson, Clayton Steeves, Robert Co., and Mrs J Henry Engman. a meeting at the England home set for Thursday will finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Salvage For Victory
Parent-Teacher Association
Aechard
Dean
Henry , Hopkinson
Clayton Steeves
Robert Co. Tall
Op Posile Safety
J. Henry Engman
P. 1. Ai
England
Madde
Raleigh contest prizes promised in ad copy
Unclear readable text notes prizes and a Raleigh area contest. The fragment mentions prize amounts and a promotional advertisement with references to awards for a date or event.
Acton Girl Hears From Australia Fiance Letter
Corporal Ralph Waldo Parker Jr. of Boxboro gives his fiancée Helen Pederson in Acton details from Australia. He notes warm weather and summer uniforms, compares March 2 to July, mentions blooming flowers, green trees and grass, and that Australia is ahead by 15 or 16 hours. He describes currency issues and cheap meals including a forty two cent T-bone steak dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ralph Waldo Parker, Jr
Boxboro
Ta Helen, Pederson
Australia
Parker
U. S
Australan
Petition for administration of Isabelle Denniston estate
Commonwealth of Middlesex notices a petition to appoint Grant R Denniston administrator without bond for the estate of Isabelle Denniston of Maynard. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by April 24, 1942. citation return day. John Segegat, First Judge. P Jordan, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
John
Segegat
Quire
P. Jordan
Register
Censored Letter and Undated Envelope Reported
A letter described as censored, with an undated envelope, was noted amid remarks on monetary aspects in the United States. The fragment references a person named Mise Pederson and contrasts cents with larger sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mise Pederson
Do You Like Jingle Contests Raleigh Cigarettes Promote Prizes
Advertises weekly jingle contest series by Raleigh Cigarettes offering over 100 prizes each week for best last line. Encourages readers to watch the paper for details and participate.
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Raleigh Cigarettes
Adv
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Annie B. Young
Herbert H Young
Es Auire
Souenes
Lydia E. Washi Pickham
Smith Brothers
Mane
John ©. Leggat
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
William T. Goodear
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Robert F. Goodearl
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H. W. Peterson
Raleigh
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Stearns’ Electric
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Britt
Atlantic
Jim Britt
Yankee Network
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Mee
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Kellogg
America
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