County Court News Highlights Local Suits and Estates
Lester Tompkins of Concord sues The Quaker Oats Co. for 15000 over Schumacher Feed claiming poultry losses from 1918. Probate Court allows Maria Tibbetts will with sister Maria Robinson executrix and $10000 bond. estate valued at 7500. Multiple local estates inventoried with personal and real property figures. petitions for administration filed in Hudson, Maynard, Acton, Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Hudson and
Maynard
Quaker Oats Co
Boston
Lester Tompkins
Attys, Williams & Vincent
Milford
Tompkins
Schumacher
Maria D. Tibbetts
Lawton
Maria Robinson
John Baczek
Hudson
Woicech Czob
Millville
Atty
John J, Rice
Marlborough
Ruth, Bradley
Alice Bradley
Jeremiah Bradley
Albert Coughlan
Mary Coughlan
Agnes
Fred L. Chandler
Elizabeth Dunsmore
Alexander Lupinovich
Annie L. Rodgers
Albert H. Peters
Augusta J. Peters
East Cambridge
Fred O. Welsh
Maynard Michael Lynch Met Several Boys from Home Well
Private Michael E. Lynch of the 18th Infantry first division writes to his mother from wartime on Nov 13 1918 saying he is well and hopes the family remains healthy He notes armistice news and describes calm after combat He mentions meeting Neal Callahan Ralph Casey Lieut Thomas Ryan and Capt Coulter and expects a peace move in Germany He adds Callahan was wounded in the left leg by shrapnel with word received on Nov 15 from the hospital in France
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lynch
Michael E. Lynch
Hdntt. ‘Co
Inf
Julia Lynch
Waltham St
Germany
Neal Callahan
Ralph Casey
618Th Engineers
Thomas Ryan
Concord Junction
Coulter
Callahan
Private Neal Callahan Wounded Near War’s End
A letter from France dated November 15 reports Private Neal Callahan of Company I 26th Infantry was slightly wounded in the closing days of the war. He also notes meeting Captain Sidney Coulter and Private Michael Lynch en route to the front before his injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Callahan
Co. I
Inf
France
Callahan
Sidney Coulter
Michael Lynch
Maynard Branch Urges Continued Hospital Supplies
A Boston Red Cross letter from Mrs. William Litchfield, supplies chair, urges ongoing hospital garments and yarn and sewing for workers in Maynard. The Maynard fair allotment has arrived and volunteers are urged to maintain prompt, steady effort until all work is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Red Cross
Boston
Wil
Liam Litchfield
Maynard
Maynard Leads War Aid Drive For Belgium Clothes
The town answers a Red Cross appeal with swift effort. About half a ton of clothing is collected and shipped to metropolitan headquarters for the destitute men women and children of Belgium and Northern France. The garments are described as good quality and in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Belgium
France
Red Cross
Supplies Still Needed in Hospitals Report
A recent newspaper statement claims foreign commissions have a sufficient stock of hospital garments and supplies on hand. The report suggests the condition is easily met or improved with prompt action.
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Sae
Tod
Ae Na Od
South Acton
Mass
County Court News
Katie Paaks
Stow
Abram A. Paaki
Allys. Wilson, Juggins & Murphy
Sears Bldg
DiStasio
Main ST
Maynard, Mass
Santa Clara
Coate
Sheridan Bros
Provo
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