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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
15
Pontotoc Mississippi reports 12 year old Aiton Montgomery can perform many tasks with his large pocketknife. The tool includes a screwdriver, scissors, bottle opener, can opener, leather punch, file, corkscrew and two cutting blades including a 32 inch blade. The knife weighs over half a pound.
Notice of unclaimed savings accounts at Assabet Institution for Savings Maynard Massachusetts under Chapter 200A. Louis Blatt of Boston listed among presumed owners whose last known residence is Boston. Bank holds 22 accounts under $25 totaling $38.52 to be turned over to the Commissioner of Corporations and Taxation on or before November first. The list is available at the bank.
Lost Pass Book No 301 announced by Concord Co operative Bank Concord Massachusetts Payment stopped August 23 30 and September 6 published as public notice of missing instrument and halted payments.
The Sudbury town clerk records amendments adopted March 7 8 1981 under Articles 46 and 48 altering Article IX zoning to permit business uses and establish an industrial district. The Planning Board reports mention public sentiment against industrial growth and the attorney general approves each article.
In Concord an events list notes a drill at State Armory 8 p m, Union church service 9 30 a m, paper guard session at the armory in the evening, Elks meeting at a new home on Concord turnpike, and a Thursday luncheon meeting of the Concord Y club at Howard Johnsons 12 15 p m.
A petition has been filed in Middlesex Probate Court to admit a copy of the last will of Carlos B. Clark late of Michigan to probate in Massachusetts and appoint Eleanor Hapwood Clark and Janet Kelleran Clark of Newton as administratrices with the will annexed. Objections must be filed by September 20, 1951 in Cambridge. John C. Leggat Esquire, First Judge. John J. Butler, Register. Aug. 16, 23, 30
A petition for probate of a will of Adeline E Meonald also called Addie E McDonald late of Acton is filed in Cambridge County Court. Juan A Colnmb and Bertram D Hall of Acton seek appointment as executors without bond. Court in Cambridge before 10 am on September 21, 1951.
The Middlesex County probate court is asked to admit the last will of Walter R Denniston late of Maynard as Mae B Denniston proposes to serve as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed by September 12 1951 with the court clerk.
We have received an application for a duplicate book six replacement Deposit ASSABEE 14229 o is. sent A ar INgTIT By sidney Secierge Treas.
Payment stopped due to loss of Pass Phe No 1291. Con cord Co operative Bank, Concord Massachusetts, August 16 23 30.
Payment stopped on deposit book No. 49278 reported lost. Notice from WwW. S. Smith Assistant Treasurer Concord Massachusetts August 14, 1951.
Officers halted a pursuit in a Phoenix neighborhood when they stopped the male suspect who claimed he was chasing a fleeing woman because his wife would not cook breakfast and he was hungry.
In St Louis Brown Jr aged 24 faced eight charges after a drunken wedding celebration. He pleaded guilty to striking his wife, crashing into a fire plug, sideswiping a street car, striking a nurse, resisting arrest, and other traffic tickets and peace disturbance complaints.
Pvt. Jacob Lateiner a 22 year old concert pianist from Havana of Polish parents begins basic training at Fort Jackson S C He made his debut at Carnegie Hall in 1948 and started piano at age eight with the Havana SAGGY orchestra.
A notice states E.G. Stammers offers all types of watch clock and jewelry repairs at his home on St Maynard. The reader is advised to contact or visit for service and pricing.
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