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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
12
Massachusetts Probate Court presents a probate petition for the estate of a deceased individual named McCleary. Brooks is named as executor with surety required, and interested parties must file objections before the specified deadline with the court in May County. The citation is dated July 1, 1946, with Jordan, Register, and multiple August entries.
A court order in the county requests Maynard of Mary Mann’s estate to be appointed administrator with bond. Interested parties may file objections or appearances before ten forenoon on August 1946. Judge John C. Leggat oversees the matter.
Mrs Edna Cutter of Dracut originated the field day program at the Waltham Field Station. Attendees from Concord Dracut North Reading West Townsend Wayland Arlington Wilmington gathered for a garden visit and noon lunch followed by a talk.
Concord church announces Holy Communion Sunday for the Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary at St Bernard's. Members will attend the 7 o'clock Mass in two bodies and receive Holy Communion. Mrs Eileen Dee of Springfield Vermont, wife of William Dee, visiting with her husband’s father Joseph Dee and family at 13 Bedford Street. husband formerly of Concord, now in Vermont undertaking business.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues notice on the estate of Owen M Peirce late of Sudbury seeking probate of a will. Guernsey L Frost of Sudbury asks to be appointed executor without bond. objections must be filed in Cambridge by August 15 1946. Witness John C Leggat first judge. July 1946.
The probate court will receive claims against the insolvent estate of William H Farrand late of Acton. Creditors must file within six months from July 10 1946 with hearings set January 10 1947 at Cambridge. William Henry Soar is named executor with notice dated July 18 1946.
A special investigation on infantile paralysis will begin within weeks. Dr. Vlado A. Getting states the effort is authorized by a legislative resolve and funded with 5000 dollars. The study will assess epidemiology, data analysis, and potential intestinal transmission with results due to the Legislature by December 1, 1946.
The Concord Enterprise clarifies that Mr and Mrs Everett Montague are not visiting his deceased parents. Both his parents are deceased. The Montague family has been staying recently at his brother's home in West Concord.
Notice that Harold Brown disclaims responsibility for any debts incurred by his wife Lillian Brown after July 29 1946. The record names Harold Brown as the signer and notes the separation from support obligations.
In Middlesex Probate Court the estate of Stanley F Vodoklys of Maynard requests authority to continue the deceased's business. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 am on August 15, 1946, with Loring P Jordan as Register. Aug. 1.
Collected snippets discuss local place names and an old OPA debate, then shift to humorous mentions of mills and clubs. Readers ponder Walden observations and terminology while noting Lions and Rotary membership in Concord, plus a quirky weather forecast and a Hyde County burial request.
A local woman reports relief from hours long postmeal acid spitting and headaches after taking ERB-HELP. The advertisement claims 12 herbs cleanse bowels, ease gas, and improve liver function, urging readers to visit Brewin & Coughlin Drug Store in Marlboro for purchase.
Concord artist Concord-Roland Wells Rob Bins displays works featuring Henry David Thoreau and a Walden Woods memorial concept. The showing at the National Society then moves to the Concord Free Public Library inviting public view while plans for two memorials include a Walden hut site and a Belknap street Texas home reconditioning.
A Denver civic planner was commissioned to oversee a 96 million building program featuring a new stadium library art museum symphony hall and several municipal buildings.
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