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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
15
A damaged OCR segment shows varied listings including home furnishings and apps, poultry items, and farm equipment. Text is garbled with partial brand names and scattered place names such as Hill Connecticut and North Abraham Massachusetts, hindering specifics.
Middlesex County begins a new jury system on the first Monday in June aimed at reducing the monthly juror pool from about 190 to a smaller figure and saving roughly $800 per month for the county. The change removes designation of ion drawn juries and shifts administration under the Glancy News Service at the courthouse in Cambridge.
Mortgagee sale of property in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts due to breach of mortgage terms. Auction set for 3:00 p m Wednesday May 24 1950 on premises described as Lot 57 plan of land in Maynard with 7500 square feet. Terms include 500 cash. balance subject to unpaid taxes liens and assessments. Mortgage held by Middlesex Federal Savings and Loan Association.
The Probate Court of Middlesex Massachusetts notices all interested parties in the Sandra Purolate estate of Maynard to object to the administrator's first account. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before ten in the forenoon on May 25, 1950. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire, First Judge. John J. Butler, Register.
A petition in the Acton probate matter asks the court to appoint Myrtle F. Smith administratrix of Cornelius A. Feltus estate without bond. Objections must be filed by April 28, 1950, per register John J. Butler.
The estate of Catherine M Cunningham late of Maynard in Norfolk County deceased is before the Court for probate of a will. Charles H Walters of Brookline in Norfolk County seeks appointment as executor without bond. Return day is May 9 1950. Witness John C Leggat Esquire.
Lost deposit book No. 43456 reported by Middlesex Institute for Savings assistant treasurer W S Smith at Concord Massachusetts. Payment stopped. Dated April 10 1950.
Memphis reporter notes a couple celebrating two birthdays on one day as Mrs. Charles F. Bowers welcomes a daughter on her husband Charles F. Bowers birthday. This year she again gives birth, this time to a son on his birthday.
The estate of Martin Anderson of Concord requests the appointment of Marie L. Anderson of Concord as executrix without a bond. Objections must be filed in writing by the afternoon of May 10, 1950, with John C. Leggatt, Esquire, as witness, on April 14, 1950.
The Sudbury Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on May 9 1950 at 8 00 P M in Town Hall. Petitions include Richard Burches to rent or convert his Maynard Road home into two dwellings Norman A and Barbara L Lounsbury to place a dwelling closer to a side line than allowed Henry J and Nellie E Frye to place a dwelling closer to a side line than allowed. By Stephen M W Gray Clerk April 27.
Text describes fall shoe trends from New England manufacturers with higher vamps, lower heels, and refined silhouettes. Suede and smooth leathers dominate dress lines, with textures like mesh and patent, color shifts to deeper browns, claret, and cordovan. Platforms stay slim, sandals discreet, and loafers and casuals remain essential, including ski, cowboy, and jodhpur styles.
New England manufacturers forecast a fall focus on comfort and practicality with a range of heel heights from four to twenty five eighths inches. Flats and ballerinas feature scooped shells and interchangeable straps while hidden heels and Continental silhouettes offer slim, high fashion lines. The trend includes plain V throat pumps with 48 to 188 inch heels and a continued emphasis on femininity without fuss as shorter skirts return. The trumpeter swan is noted as North America’s largest wild fowl with an eight foot wingspan.
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