Probate notice of will for Gean Boynton Hosmer
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex notes a petition for probate of a will for Gean Boynton Hosmer of Sudbury. Albert Edwin Hosmer seeks appointment as executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by August 16, 1951. John C. Leggat, First Judge. John J. Butler, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Gean Boynton Hosmer
Sudbury
Albert Edwin Hosmer
Saide
Cambridge
John C.’Leggat
John J. Butler
Hilda A. Koskela
Maynard
Alice M. Koskela
John C. Leggat
John. J. Butler
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Caroline Elizabeth Stewart
Paul J. Marzilli
Elizabeth G. Marzilli
Caroline Elisabeth Stewart
John C. Stewart
Baltimore
Maryland
Elizabeth G. Stewart
Caroline Elizabeth Mazzilli
John. C. Leggat
Esquire
Tax taking notice for Sudbury parcels in 1951
Public notice from Sudbury Massachusetts Collector of Taxes lists parcels to be taken for nonpayment of taxes on August 16, 1951 at 2:00 PM. The list names owners such as Mauric e J. Fencer Frank Hoppe Chester A. Lougee Helen J. Lougee Hannah J. Whittier Blanche I. Sanborn Sarah McPhee and others with lot numbers and plan references in Holman Pine Rest Pine Lakes Oakwood Ave and related deeds.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Sudbury
Mass
Town Hall
Maurice J. Fencer
Holman
Pine Rest
E. N. Montague
Middlesex South District
Frank Hoppe
Meres
E. G. Sloan
C.E
Pate
Chester A. Lougee
Helen J. Lougee
Hannah J. Whittier
Oakwood Ave
Pine Lakes
Robert B. Bellamy
Mervesor
Blanche I. Sanborn
Sunlury
Robert B
Sarah McPhee
Masq
Middlesex South
Petition for Adminship and Adoption Hearings In Middlesex
In Middlesex county petitions seek administration of the estate of Hilda A Koskela of Maynard by Alice M Koskela without bond and an adoption petition by Paul J Marzilli and Elizabeth G Marzilli for Caroline Elizabeth Stewart to be named Caroline Elizabeth Mazzilli, with appearances set on specified dates and witnesses noted.
Ends Wees Gok the Alge Song
Fragmentary OCR yields a short, unclear item titled Ends Wees Gok the Alge Song. It lacks coherent names, places, or dates to identify characters or events.
Wine in Cooking Flavor Not Alcohol Effect
Many believe wine added to foods makes them alcoholic but during cooking the alcohol becomes vapor and escapes. Wine is used for flavoring and the bouquet rather than intoxication.
Concord Exhibits Water Colors at DeCordova Museum
The DeCordova Museum in Lincoln hosts an ongoing water colors and casins show through August 12. Frederick Walkey serves as director. Traffic over the weekend drew many visitors to local historic shrines and beaches at Walden Pond and White Pond.
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Concord
deCordova Museum
Lincoln
Frederick Walkey
Walden Pond
White Pond
Lost Pass Book Duplicate Sought by Credit Union
Workers Credit Union Fitchburg Massachusetts announces an application for a duplicate pass book replacing Pass Book No 0505 lost. Public notice dated July 19 and August 26 with missing details.
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Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney McCleary
Trens
Maynard
Mass
Treas
Workers Credit Union
Fitchburg
Fitchburg, Mass
Little Jonathan Mistakes Dragon for Picture in Book
A child points to a vivid illustration in a copy of King Arthur And His Knights Of The Round Table and asks about a dragon. The father explains it as a dragon, then the boy follows up with another question about what it is dragging.
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Jonathan
Knights of the Round Table
Geologists Predict Gold Yield From City Lots
Geologists estimate that a city lot would yield about 3000 dollars in gold if mined a mile down. The remark notes a few tenants’ wish to dig that deep to push landlords into action.
Witnesses, Barroom Echoes and a Kentucky Quiz
Attorney quizzes a witness about arrests and court visits while a saloon bartender sits across. A Western Kentucky grade school fails a time period test with a student define millenium as having more legs.
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Kentucky
Guilty Plea Questioned In Family Window Incident
A reader reports a courtroom exchange where a defendant admits to throwing his mother out of a window with an offered but unclear motive. The judge questions whether the act was deliberate or reckless and weighs responsibility.
Farmer’s Pigeons Shot Suspected Man Faces Charges
A farmer accuses a man of shooting pigeons on his land. The defense seeks the farmer’s testimony to confirm suspicion after the man was found with a gun, gunfire heard, pigeons seen fall, and four pigeons found in the suspect’s pocket.
Woman shopper questions rainproof seal coat joke
Ralph Bellamy recalls a department store scene where a woman tests a fur coat by asking if it will stand the rain. The clerk replies that a seal coat cannot carry an umbrella, highlighting the humor in the exchange.
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Ralph Bellamy
Noah and the Ark class discussion ends with a question
A classroom discussion on Noah and the Ark ends as a student asks why Noah did not kill the two mosquitoes at the start. The remark prompts puzzled reactions from the class.
KEEP YOUR HEAD Watch your head-gize while you drive
Motorists in cars display false importance as they bully pedestrians and crowd others at crosswalks. The piece urges drivers to size up their head-sige and curb aggressive behavior, noting honking, tailgating, and rushing through yellow lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Moise. Co
Hallandale
Fila
California
Calif
Marney
Los Angeles
Civil Service Exam Announced for New England Posts
The First United States Civil Service Regional Office Boston объявляe examiner invites applicants for office machine operator trainee and supervisor roles across New England with annual salaries from 2200 to 3825. No experience for trainees. operators require 3 months to 3 years. High school may substitute for some experience. Anonymity tests will be held in secret cities. details and forms at local civil service secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conecord
New England
United States
Civil Service
Boston
Civil Service Secretary
Textile Mending Service Ad by C. Lyons
Local repair shop C Lyons at 1 Harrison St Maynard offers mending for textiles. Services include patching holes seams tears and reweaving worn areas for suits coats skirts and blankets. Call Maynard 240 for inquiries and estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lyons
Harrison St. Maynard
Maynard
All Ex GIs Must Register In Draft
Col. Chester A. Furbish, state selective service director, warned that all ex GIs must register with their local draft boards. He said boards report many veterans failed to register and noted failure to comply is a legal violation with heavy penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Chester A. Furbish
State Selective Service
Furbish
Truck overturns spilling 22,000 pounds of pork in wreck
A truck driven by Sylfred E. Brown from Harvey Illinois struck an insect in the eye on U S 224 near Van Wert Ohio. He lost control and the vehicle overturned spilling 22 000 pounds of refrigerated pork.
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van Wert, O
U. P
Sylfred E.brown
Brown
Harvey , Ill
U. S. 224
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Organization For European Economic Co-operation
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