Probate Court Notice on Estate of Olive Buttrick Caruthers
The Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites objections to the executor's first account for Olive Buttrick Caruthers of Hollesley England. File written appearance by December 17 1951 before 10 am in Cambridge. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge and John J Butler Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Olive Buttrick Carruthers
Hollesley
England
Cambridge
John C. Legga
John J. Butler
Edward H. Fennessy
Concord
Helena S. Fennessy
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John‘ J. Butler
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
John M. Bellows
Maynard
Louise S. Bellows
Bellows Estate Will Petition in Maynard
Middlesex estate of John M. Bellows seeks Louise S. Bellows appointed executrix without bond. Petition filed on November 21 1951 in Maynard. John J. Butler Register.
Estate citation for John Szuleiko in Maynard
Mary Kurowski of Maynard requests to bond for the estate of John Szuleiko also known as John Szulicka and John Sulicka late of Maynard in Middlesex County deceased. If you object, file a written appearance by January 2, 1952, the return day of this citation.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
John Szuleiko
John Szulicka
John Sulicka
Maynard
Mary Kurowski
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Register
Bedford Student to Star in The Student Prince
The University of Massachusetts operetta guild will present five performances of The Student Prince as a memorial to composer Sigmund Romberg who died this month. Cast includes James H Patterson as Lucas and Wilburt Richter as Litz. 17 principals and 150 staff. Performances run March 18 to 22 with Romberg’s widow invited to attend.
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WMUA
Richter
Litz
Science reforms tortilla making in modern dry flour
Washington report notes Armour Research Foundation in Illinois milled a dry stable tortilla flour from corn dough to produce unleavened tortillas with less labor. The Mexico government requested a formula while field traditions trace tortilla use from Pueblo Indians to Aztecs and Mayas. A dehydration process yields a ready-to-use masa substitute.
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United States
Rosary Circle to Send Gifts to Navajo Mission
The Rosary Mission Circle of St. Michael's church met at Mrs. Charles Sickman's home Bacon road with Mrs. James T. Connors presiding. Members packed gifts and toys into Christmas boxes for the Navajo Indian mission in North Dakota and voted $5 for the local CARE fund for Korean people. Hostesses were Mrs. Phyllis Martines, Mrs. Kitty Sullivan, Mrs. Louise Rogers and Mrs. Sickman. Next meeting is Dec 17 at Mrs. Josephine J. Genetti's home Hancock street with Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart. annual Christmas party planned with invited guests.
Bedford Grange Meeting At Bedford Hall
At the Bedford Grange meeting in Town hall Mrs. Freda Com ley welcomed Sherman Davis of Lincoln the new Middlesex Central Pomona master and other visiting officers. A birthday cake with a poem was presented to Past Master Herman Scofield. The group voted to donate to the Concord Citizens Committee aiding the high school football team. Remembrances for members in service were planned along with a penny sale and refreshments. The next meeting will be led by Mrs. Lona Hunt.
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Concord Citizens Committee
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Theodore Belbin
Malcolm McConnell
Lona Hunt
Grandmother_PLAYs Whittier themed card game misidentified as poker
A grandmother, opposed to gambling, allows her grandchildren to introduce a game she believes uses authors as cards. Her enthusiasm grows as the night unfolds, and she remains unaware that the actual game is poker, while affectionately engaging in Whittier themed play.
Foresight Wife Warns Husband About Tools And Wounds
A fractured note humorously instructs a husband on where to find a hammer nails and bandages. The quirky line hints at a domestic mishap and possible medical need. The odd phrasing resembles a diary or comic clipping and reflects everyday household concerns.
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Goof OQ Pop Doe Vassar Plan Stirs Father Son Talk
A humorous dialogue reveals a son arguing with his father about sending him to Vassar a prestigious college. The father explains the aim is to provide opportunities he missed. The exchange reflects family expectations and aspirations.
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Vassar
Bill
Joe
Working Alone in Early Hunting Tale
In early days Lipgoln recalls a party of men hunting a wild beast. The game surprised them, a man captured the animal by its ears, and after struggling for strength, cried to his companions to come down and help him.
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Humoring the Wife Wefehorsyman Dialogue Exchange
A light exchange about marriage humor between a man and a delivery driver. The man jokes that his wife must share a sense of humor, while the driver quips that the future wife must possess humor to marry him.
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Bus passengers offer seats in morning incident
A fragment from a Plump caption recalls three men in a bus offering their seats to a passenger this morning. The exchange features a slim reply and a curious gesture.
Jogurt Madge At Her Friendes Street Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows Jogurt Madge and Mable discussing a passerby on the street. The exchange hints at unfamiliar social tensions and casual observations about appearance.
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Welen
Mable
Fragmented Exchange Teases Hidden Motive
A garbled dialogue fragment hints at a tense moment between two speakers. The lines mention pressure underfoot and a comparative sense of familiarity, suggesting a hidden motive or uneasy past connection.
Epileptic on Street Misleads Hospital Staff
A man seized in a street fit was taken to a hospital. A slip pinned to his waistcoat claimed the man had no appendicitis, stating his appendix had already been removed twice and that he was a case of plasp Sie, not appendicitis.
Egyptians Built Giza Pyramids By Manpower Not Elephants
A display at Boston's Museum of Science argues the Great Pyramids at Giza were constructed using human labor alone. It emphasizes organized workforce, not animal power, shaping our view of ancient Egyptian engineering.
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Museum of Science
Grand Slam Misplay Sparks Tense Bridge Exchange
A clipped exchange reveals tension after a heavy bridge loss. Wile bluntly accuses a partner of lacking heart while Quibe responds with a sharp, defensive retort in a terse, public moment.
Tel company suits over omitted name in directory
Julius L. sues for 2500 dollars after his name was left out of a new directory by the telephone company. Kern says the omission happened twice and caused inconvenience humiliation and annoyance. His wife notes bills were always paid on time.
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Tel
Julius L
DOG INCLUDED TOO IN ANCIENT HARWICH CEMETERY
In a historic Harwich cemetery a family gravesite marks six plots with inscriptions reading Father Mother Bessie John Priscilla and Our precious dog Flossie.
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Mass
U.P
Bessie
John
Priscilla
Flossie
Local Couple Reaches 25th Anniversary With Mass
Reformatory officer and Mrs Harry Hare of 226 Commonwealth noted their silver wedding anniversary with a special mass at Our Lady Help of Christians church celebrated by Rev. John J Scollan. The couple, long residents of West Concord, were feted by friends at a Lowell night club party with gifts and congratulations.
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West Concord
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