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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1945
Page
7
A probate citation was issued in the county court for the will of a deceased person. J. O Neill of Fra jn is named for possible appointment as administrator. The citation references a date around August 1945 and is signed by Judge John C and Register P. Jordan with dates August 16 23 30.
The document notes an attorney must file an appearance for a Cambridge case in the forenoon on the referenced day. John C Leggat is named as judge, with P Jordan as register, dated Aug 26, 23, 30.
A partial police style notice mentions a public sale or licensing issue on Bermett Road Boston Post Road with references to alcoholic beverages. It notes a first floor entrance and basement storage, listing Francis LoMcGettigan and B. Tighe in a legal context.
A petition in Cambridge seeks the appointment of Jean Nokleitien of Maynard as administratrix of Matti Katvala estate in Gal County. Objections must be filed in writing at the court before ten in the forenoon on September 13, 1945, with witness John C. Leggat, First Judge, and Register Loring P. Jordan.
In Middlesex Probate Court a petition to sell real estate of Nelson H. Tenney late of Acton is filed for license to sell at public auction or private sale. Interested parties or their attorney must appear by September 7 before First Judge John C. Laat. Witness Loring P. Jordan, Register, August 18, 1945.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces a petition for probate of a will for James Tulis lite of Sudbury. The court at Cambridge is set for the appearance and return on September 10. Witness John C. ____, First Judge of the Court, dated 1945.
Local families report multiple veterans and enlistees from Concord and surrounding towns. Corps and Army personnel including Currier brothers, Herman, Smith, and Hayes are stationed stateside or overseas with Guadalcanal, Italy, England, Africa, and the Pacific theater cited. Additional notes mention WACS, Navy, Coast Guard, and reserve transfers with detachments at Camp Edwards and Fort Devens.
A cut of text notes Lincoln residents linked to sports and military service. Captain of last spring's high school baseball team, David B Spooner enlisted in the Navy after prior Concord State Guard service. Other local youths including Stanley A Cibel and Teceinitt Jeft are mentioned alongside football, basketball, and baseball ties. Also referenced are a defender of theater ages and a Newton port arrival with prior Army service in World War II theaters.
Francis a U S Naval Reserve has left his parents Mr and Mrs Coyne of 258 Street while on leave. He has been on duty in Seattle Washington and previously stationed at Battle Creek Virginia. Panetta 24 Coxswain in the U S Naval Reserve Lincoln is a local crew member aboard the S S A Walker aiding in the surrender of Japan. The ship is veteran of several Southwest Pacific operations and shelled Japanese targets despite heavy damage.
A local notice lists Panetta son of Mr and Mrs Pasq Panetta of Concord Avenue as a marine brother of Dominic a Marine. Roger Kelley of Willow Street, a veteran of service in the Aleutians with Seabees, resumes duties at the local gas office after honorable discharge. Lieut James H Crehane Jr U S Army returns from Europe on leave to visit his parents at Hubbard Street. Corp Horace E Ricker, veteran of the Southwest Pacific, waits at Fort Devens for discharge and has 85 points. Pfc Earle R Eggleton U S stationed in Berra, occupying area with Army of Occupation. Raymond Francis street Wesot Concal e has brother R I Eggleton with Army Air Forces.
Thomas Niley of Poe Road East Atton is mentioned as custodian duties at the High School. Mrs Richa bias East Ac ton recently served clerical work and now assists Miss Virginia Milbery in the Town Office. Mrs H Ren and her daughter Barbara planned a two week stay at a cottage in Alton Bay New Hampshire but a recent fire in the summer colony ended their vacation and they returned home.
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