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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1960
Page
13
London based Dr Catharine Hollman reports in the British Medical Journal that well fitted children's shoes allow four to six months of growth. She warns against keeping new shoes for dress wear for a year and advises wearing them immediately and discarding after four months for a new pair.
The Stow Planning Board will hold a public hearing on August 23 1960 at the Town Hall regarding a petition by Donald H Warren of Harvard Road Stow to modify amend or rescind the May 21 1956 approval of the King Grant Park subdivision plan owned by Adell R Rawitser located on Harvard Road Stow.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court seeks to foreclose the Howe Realty Trust mortgage on 21-14 Concord Street Maynard held by Lawrence Favafti and Georgette M. Agin. The suit, under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act, requires any eligible party to file a written appearance by September 6, 1960 to avoid loss of defense. Judge John E. Feriton presided. Recorder Margaret M. Daly.
AAAA survey of motor club members shows 1 percent own two or more cars, up from 1955 by seven percentage points, indicating a sharp rise in car ownership among American families.
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company as executor and trustee seeks court guidance on distributing the Luke Blanchard trust for Jerusha M. Blanchard and others after all beneficiaries are deceased. The citation sets a 21 day response period ending Sept 12 1960 with a Cambridge court appearance requirement.
The estate of John M. Glidden late of Sudbury is cited in Middlesex to Blanche L. Tebo Sudbury as administratrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court before 10 a.m. on September 12, 1960, the return day of this citation.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice directs all interested parties to appear in Cambridge court to object to the appointment of Bessie M Dadmun of Worcester as administratrix of Archie A Dadmun s estate. Return day is the specified date in the citation dated July 27 1960.
The fragment discusses retirement ages and historical figures with unclear references to Faust, Ben Franklin, and Schweitzer. It hints at a 66 percent figure and mentions an assistant secret and education, but the text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
The court receives the second account of administrator H Herbert for the estate of Caroline H Herbert late of the county. Objections must be filed by interested parties through their attorney. Witness John C Leggat, August 3 1960.
The Maynard Massachusetts Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on August 1 1960 at 7 30 p m in the Town House to consider petitions for renewal of business authorities and side yard or rear yard variations. Petitions include George R Greenaway for a lawn mower sharpening shop, Victor J Pilecki for a roadside stand and addition, Bert and Carol Jenking for a home real estate office, Stephen and Edith Lowell for selling plants and ornaments, Anne Punch and Mary DeGrappo for a rear yard porch variance, and Therese and Benjamin Tomy for a side yard variance at specified residences in single and general residence districts. Walter E Carbon Clerk Zoning Board of Appeals.
A dramatic rise from 3,000 to 4,191 in Ameri cationed on the Caribbean bean land of Barbados occurred from June through April this year, surpassing the previous high by over 1,000. Legal notices from Massachusetts and Concord report estate matters and court actions, including ward and will petitions, with dates in 1960.
Legal notices from Middlesex County massachusetts announce probate matters for Frances Carey Day estate now under conservatorship in Newmarket New Hampshire and Caboot Missouri with an accounting and citations. Also listed is Henry E Griffith of Concord seeking appointment as executor of Eleanor S Griffiths will without bond surety, with appearances required.
In Middlesex County a petition for probate of Gail St. Rosselle late of Concord is filed. First National Bank of Malden seeks appointment as executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court before September 12, 1860. Judge John C. Leggat presides.
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