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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR item lists real estate and catalog notices with scattered names and addresses. It mentions a 4 acre shore property, a restored house with heating, pine details, and prices around 8500, includes Vermont and Maine references and a Vernon & Smith editor.
Mortgagee proceeds to foreclose on Lot No 40 shown on a 1948 plan in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts. The sale is set for September 21 1950 at 2 00 pm at the premises with buildings and land described as bounded by the plan and a road. The action follows a mortgage dated July 21 1948 from Custom Built Homes Inc to Middlesex Federal Savings and Loan Association.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites all heirs to object in writing to a petition for probate of George Merrick late of Maynard and the will annexed. A hearing is set at Campetone today at ten in the forenoon on September 12, with the return day August 17. The notice is signed by John Butler, Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court requires all interested parties to object to the will of Ida M Osbeck late of Maynard. Petition filed to probate instrument as last will of William F Osbeck and appoint administrator with will annexed without surety. Appearance by attorney requested by September 28, 1950. Witness dates August 15, 1950.
Probate Court in Middlesex County Massachusetts reports a petition for probate of a will purporting to name Helen B. Acton as executrix without surety. Interested parties must file a written appearance in Cambridge Probate Court by September 13, 1950, before 10 am. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge, dated August 11, 1950.
The Regional Office of the VA notes an extension for veterans who interrupted studies to enter active duty may permit resuming training within a reasonable period after release. The July 25 1951 cutoff applies to World War II veterans discharged before that date. those discharged after have a four year window. Electrocution of condemned murderers is legal in 24 states.
Public notices state that deposit and passbooks have been lost and replacements requested. Assabet Institution For Savings reports Deposit Book No 15072 lost and seeks a duplicate. Concord Co operative Bank notes Pass Book Nos 6562 42 and 3220 lost or payment stopped.
Local notice reports Dan Hiver and Mills planning a dress event at Pitte Hayens. Details specify venue and date. attendees and purpose remain unclear in readable text.
Thousands of children nationwide will begin school with new clothes and supplies but many will skip essential medical checkups. Early detection of issues like vision, hearing, posture, speech, heart, nutrition, and behavior can prevent long term educational harm and serious illness later in life. Community hospital or clinic services can help families under budget.
Concord and Cambridge families announce the birth of Winslow Stetson on August 23 at Winchester Hospital. Grandparents include Lymon Ellsworth Snow of Winchester and Morris Longstreth Jr. of Concord, with additional grandparents Briggs of Brookline and Morris L. Hallowell Sr. of Concord.
Concord announces the 1950 turkey breeders school to be held at the Extension Service Office on September 2 and September 7. All turkey growers interested in breeding are urged to attend. The opening program features lectures by G T Klein on breeding in the Massachusetts turkey industry and by Prof. Fred P Jeffrey on the principles of genetics followed by Dr. J Robert Smyth Jr on applying genetics to turkey breeding.
Concord professor and wife William Marsh Cole of the street and Oxford celebrate their 52nd wedding anniversary. The couple observe the occasion quietly. they have two daughters Mrs Richard White and Mrs George Grinnell.
A fragmentary item notes Holes and akirié in West coats, with mentions of Tears Wears and Vantine Chan. The readable text is sparse, offering only hazy references to garments and person names without a clear event or context.
Wilburh Coombs repeated a longtime practice in Vinaihaven Maine by placing white cloth flags as scarecrows in his garden. This year the birds ate most of his cloth strips and even carried some away, turning the act into a cheeky spoil for the gardener.
Classified notice from E. Rubin listing items for sale including U.S. savings bonds, newspapers, rag stock and metal stock. Mentions contact at Maynard and the phone number 335-W.
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