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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1956
Page
38
Tavern keeper Nick Kutch reports customers sitting on a beer cooler lost money hidden between the cooler and wall. A mouse began dragging coins from behind the cooler, prompting Kutch to wait for the paper money to reappear rather than disturb the mouse.
Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge of said Court on the tenth day of August in 1956 John J Foley Register August 16 23 30
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notes the seventeenth account for the trust under the will of Stone Eales late of Concordia County deceased for Isabelle Wheeler and others. Objects must be filed in Cambridge Court before ten in the forenoon on September 10 1956. John J. Foley Register. Aug 23 30 Sept 6.
Citizens are notified of a petition for probate of a will for Meria G Falcucci late of Maynard in Middlesex County. Frank Joseph Falcucci of Maynard seeks appointment as executor without surety on bond. Objections must be filed at Cambridge Court by 10 a.m. on September 17, 1956.
To all persons interested in the estate of William H. Priest late of Maynard in said County a petition has been presented to the Court praying that G Thomas Priest of Montclair New Jersey be appointed administrator of said estate without giving a surety. If you desire to object file a written appearance in the Court at Cambridge before September 17 on the return day of this citation.
In Middlesex County a probate proceeding seeks to validate a will and appoint Robert L. Day of Ayer as executor without a bond. The hearing is set by the probate court on the fifteenth day of August in the year indicated, with further dates listed for the court session.
Radio controlled switches and marking, an advance in signalling technique, have been introduced on British railways.
The Maynard Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing at the Town Building on September 4, 1956 at 7 30 P M regarding a license for the Maynard School Committee to store 6000 gallons of fuel oil underground off Great Road adjacent to John A Crowe Park on land owned by the Maynard School Department. Aug 20 1956.
Practical advice on washing clothes and drying, airing weekly after laundering, and using a small paintbrush with furniture polish to dust hard to reach areas. Suggests saving a small paint container for touch ups and notes walls may crack or chip.
Recipe details a beet and onion salad using sliced beets onions and a sweet tangy glaze. Drain beets reserve juice mix juice sugar vinegar caraway seeds salt and pepper bring to boil pour over beets and onions cool then refrigerate several hours or overnight before serving.
Patch walls with ready-made plaster before painting using a stick. Washable drapes should be re-hung carefully after washing, folding pleats and tying with string for three days to set proper drape. Shake laundered fabrics during drying to keep them fluffy. Chenille fabrics are not usually ironed after drying.
A highly garbled OCR fragment presents scattered crossword clues and letter strings. Readable items include scattered hints like across and numeric markers, with many broken words and partial terms that hinder full solution or coherent topic identification.
Dress Pattern No 1507 with PATTO RAMA in sizes 10 to 16. Includes 12 jumper yards of 35 inch fabric blouse and 1% yards ecole Transfer Pattern No 243. Apron trimmed with calla lily stamp-ons, tissue pink and green Sead 35e per pattern. REY LANE BUREAU Dept NWNS 367 W Adams Street Chicago Ill.
Berkeley UC political scientist Sara Peter ZB Odegard urged recognizing politicians as necessary and honorable. He argued a nation cannot function without political leadership and that American politicians compare well with peers in business and the professions despite a culture that demeans politics.
John J. Burke of 46 Dickinson Street Somerville announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner. A lifelong Democrat active in Middlesex fraternal and social groups including Boston Carpenters Union 589 AFL, Burke notes his 1954 second place finish to the then current commissioner and states that with two seats available in 1956 he remains active in county and state party affairs.
A clearness claim is made about stepping forward for public service as a county official in Alesex County. The note hints at a candidacy and an intention to seek support from voters and party organizers.
Des Moines reporter notes H. E. Sells of Des Moines works as a salesman for the Iowa Power and Light Company.
About sixty percent of American men aged 65 to 69 remain in the labor force and a notable share of those 70 to 74 are employed, indicating extended workforce participation among older men.
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