Probate petition seeks executor for Morrison estate Acton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notes Pearl Corbett Morrison of Acton died. David L. Morrison of Acton petitions probate of a document claimed as the will and asks to be named executor without bond. Objections must be filed by August 15, 1957 in Cambridge. John C. Leggat, First Judge. Edmund H. Gunther, Acting Register. July 18, 25, Aug. 1
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Commonwealth of Massach Middlesex
Arthur Lathbert
Tate
Concord
Evelyn R. Lambert
Middlesex
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Foley
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Pearl Corbett Morrison
Acton
David L. Morrison
Edmund H. Gunther
Mary J. King
Maynard
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
Margaret E. Lawlor
Esa
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Edith N. Buckingham
Sudbury
John C. J. Enquire
Ethel H. Lincoln
Martha P Lincoln
Blaire
Edmund HB. Gunther
John ’C. Légpat
Sid Court
Alice Elwin
Alvina Elwin
New York
Es Quire
Andrew Peterson
Seid Court
Jay B. Angevine
Belmon
Itness
Probate notices and guardianship petitions from Middlesex county
A set of probate items from Middlesex County announces petitions that Mary J. King may be incapacitated and names Margaret E. Lawlor as possible conservator, with a Cambridge court deadline. Additional entries record the executor’s first account for Edith N. Buckingham and a request to appoint Martha P. Lincoln executrix of Ethel H. Lincoln, with respective notice dates and witnesses.
Paid in Full Driving Fine Highlights License Gap
New Britain, Connecticut reports Rita Rodrigue was fined 42 dollars for driving ten years without a license. The notice notes the hypothetical cost of obtaining the licenses during that period as a comparison to the fine. A separate Massachusetts probate notice seeks appointment of an executrix for Margaret Louise Priest estate with August 15, 1965, as the objection deadline.
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New Britain
Conn
Rita Rodrigue
Estate sale and probate notices from 1957 judicial records
Notices solicit appearances in probate and sale actions for estates in New York and Concord. Persons may contest licenses to sell real estate or appointment of executors, with dates noted in July 1957 and names including John C. Leggat and Edmund H. Gunther.
Diets Pattern No. 1 Featured for Tailored Dresses
An obscure 1920s advertisement pattern notes a pattern titled Diets Pattern No 1 for a tailored dress style. It mentions bust and waist measurements, sleeve design, and fabric composition and offers a mail order option with a 35 cent price per dress.
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Tolor
Lucky Families in Chicago Welcome German Shepherd Birth
Mrs. Lillian Snyder, the thirteenth child in her family, celebrated Friday as her German shepherd Jane gave birth to her fourth litter totaling thirteen puppies. The event marks a rare, joyful family milestone in Chicago.
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Chicago
Lillian Snyder
Jane
Tips for Efficient Refrigerator Use
Guidance on preserving cold air by quickly opening and closing the door and minimizing warm humid air entry to reduce frost. Advises scattering foods to allow free circulation of cold air inside the unit.
Food Storage Tips From An Older Guide
The passage gives improvised guidance on keeping foods cool and safe. It emphasizes chilling containers and using cloth wraps, cooling foods before refrigerating, washing vegetables and fruits before use, washing berries only at serving time, and storing dairy and meat near the freezing unit with proper wrapping. It urges consistent storage patterns for easy checks.
World outdoors and leisure time draw Americans to nature
An older style view praises increased leisure time and growing outdoor enthusiasm among suburbanites. It frames nature as a tonic for weary minds amid life, death, hunter and hunted imagery, and notes water and winter themes alongside reflections on humanity’s fragility and resilience.
Twelve Navy ships push Antarctic Deep Freeze voyage milestones
Navy vessels steamed about 300000 miles during Operation Deep Freeze Two, supporting research stations and supply runs around Antarctica. High command reported extensive ice reconnaissance and logistics work by the fleet.
Boone center collects herbs for drug firms and evergreen firms
Boone North Carolina sits at the edge of the mountains and serves as a leading collection center for drug firms and Evergreen companies that buy roots herbs bark mountain plants and leaves. The material is used in medicinal preparations and decorative designs.
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Boone, N. C
Westport Rep Drives Jeep Plow Through Heavy Snow to Hartford
State Rep Henry Verne of Westport traveled 70 miles in a snowstorm to the legislature in Hartford, driving a jeep equipped with a plow to reach the session.
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Hartford
Conn.up
Henry Verne
Westport
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