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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1922
Page
5
Grand jury evidence alleges some automobilists ignored victims after a New Jersey grade crossing crash. Public sentiment calls for revoking licenses of those who failed to render first aid despite the danger and panic.
A Chicago Daily News critic extols economical beauty citing an $8000 bungalow on a western hill as a prime example. He links art and morality, warns against demoralization tied to dwindling artistic forms, and notes public interest in practical, affordable design over grand expenditures.
Bank book number 2137 of the Maynard Trust Company is lost and payment aid announced. Notice states payment may be made or a duplicate issued after thirty days from first advertisement.
Josephine Dunn widow of George Nantatelen Carlisle petitions Middlesex County Court to value remaining estate after debts widow’s allowance and administration charges. If lawful, a citation requires publication and personal copy to all within the county. Court date set for September 11, 1922 at nine in the forenoon.
The Massachusetts probate court issues citations for adeline m willis conservator accounts mary f murray administration helen m litchfield will probate at cambridge and concord enterprise notices. The citations require appearance by interested heirs creditors and next of kin with public notices in a local newspaper and mailing of copies.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court directs administration of Mary Knowiton late of Acton to Edward B Caiger or suitable. Court in Cambridge Middlesex County to convene September 14. Citation to publish weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise and mail copy to last known address seven days before next court date.
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