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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1940

Page

5

Will of Dorothy W Allen Probate Hearing Noted

The court notes probate proceedings for a purported will of Dorothy W Allen late of the county. Allen of Concord seeks appointment as executor with bond. objectors must file appearances in Cambridge by January 1941. Judge John C Leggat signs the citation with Register John P Jordan.

Dorothy W. Allen iHion Ow. Allen Concord Canbridge Farengon John C. Leggat Said Johng P. Jordan Register

Assabet Institution Notice and Probate Court Hearing

Notice of Mass quarterly meeting for Assabet Institution nas to be held at Maynard Rooms on January 2 1941 at eight P M. Probate Court proceedings concern Lizzie ver of Stow seeking appointment as executrix with will annexed for Ebien F Wetherbee estate and timing for a bond. Appearance required before ten o'clock in fendon on January 10 1941. Johnny Leggar first Judge, dated December 17 1940.

Mass of the Assabet Institution Nas Maynard R. A. Wilson Lizzie Ver Stow Courtibridge Fendon Johnny Leggar Hunin Loring P. Jordan iBoard Hald A. Lent A. Cheslak Secty W. Sims

Concord adopts 1940 National Electrical Code change

Town of Concord announces enforcement of the 1940 National Electrical Code for all electrical work begun after January 1, 1941. Copies are available at the Municipal Light Plant or from the New England Fire Insurance Rating Association in Boston. Inspector William Lincoln Smith offers to answer questions.

American Standards Association National Fire Protection Association Concord Municipal New England Fire Insurance Rating Association Broad St Boston Mass William Lincoln Smith Wires

Acton Estate Administrative Petition in Probate Court

In Middlesex County Massachusetts a petition seeks Annie J. McMehon of Acton to be appointed administratrix of the estate of Thomas J. Denehy deceased without surety. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before ten oclock in the forenoon on January third 1941. Witness John C Legent Esquire First Judge. Loring P. Jordan Register. Dec 18 24 31.

Commonwealth. of Massachusetts Middlesex Ss. Probath Court Thomas J. Denehy Acton Annie J. McMehon Cambridge John ¢. Legent Esquire Loring P. Jordan Register

Probate Court Seeks Executrix for DeWitt Estate

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notes a petition for probate of the last will of Martin L. DeWitt late of Maynard deceased. Mabel B. DeWitt of Maynard seeks appointment as executrix without surety. objections or appearances must be filed before ten o clock in the forenoon on January 3, 1941. Witness John Leggat Esquire First Judge of Court dated December 12 1940.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Martin L. DeWitt Maynard Mabel B. DeWitt Tharetn Ou John ©. Leggat Esquire Loring P. Jordan Register

Christmas Homecoming Leads Dick Wright to Marysville

Dick Wright returns from the city to his boyhood town for Christmas and reunites with Jean. On Murray's hill a snowy reunion shifts his plans from New York to staying in Marysville with Jean, who confesses her love and desire to be with him always.

Murray Horseshoe Bend JeMl Joan Mr. Wright Dick Dear Marysville New York Western Union

Beginning of the New Year and calendar reforms

The text notes varied New Year start dates across countries but says America followed England in adopting January 1 for the new year after England's 1752 Gregorian reform. It contrasts ecclesiastical year beginnings with civil calendar changes.

America England

Christmas Eve Return to Clark City

Peter, a homeless former resident, rides a freight train back to Clark City before Christmas. He recalls Earthquake tragedy that killed his parents and sister Linda, who appears as a terminal star gazer on Lookout Hill. He hides in a freight car, torn between guilt and hope, as memories of Linda surface.

Vine Street Peter Biba Linda Tiis Clark Tial Lookout Hill Tal Bethlehem Lookout Western Newspaper Union

Wayside Inn boys stage seventh annual Christmas pageant

Students from the Wayside Inn school presented the seventh annual Christmas pageant at the Wayside Inn general store on Post Road. The east wing held the pageant cast with “Mary” played by Sennatt, scenery featured a stable with angels and a living Bible tableau, real sheep on stage, and a star lit scene guiding Mary and Joseph toward the Christ Child.

Sudbury Post Road Wayside Inn Wayside Inn Boys ‘School Mary Tiice Sennatt Ralph Wayside Tan Joseph Climiat

Distribute Yule Baskets From Maynerd Lodge Tonight

Christmas baskets will be distributed to homes before Santa arrives. Each basket includes a turkey, peck of potatoes, onions, squash, coffee, sugar, oranges, candy, and bread. The B P O B annual drive, sponsored by the community, supports the basket fund amid low mood years.

Maynerd Santa Claus Averyv The Saasan Bikshava Iets Ps Ciraalarsa

Sudbury News Roundup Highlights Holiday Activities

Sudbury closes schools for Christmas vacation as Mrs Louis Liebman is improving after surgery in Emerson hospital. Annual dance on Christmas night benefits Sudbury Woman’s Club fund. Scouts help relocate town bounds. Meurice Coon, Maynard brother of Prof Carlton Coon, shows Vermont landscapes. Sudbury Art Center classes and local home construction updates. Christmas services held at First Parish Church with gifts delivered to families.

Louis Liebman South Sun- Div Emerson Sudbury Harvey Womanis Cith Schoranghin Meurice’ Coon Carlton Coon Maynard Vermont Caldi Hore Philin Burbank Sudbury Road Wowland Edward Stevens Goodman Hill Road A. Willams & Son Hopkinton Charles H Way Clark B Hill Peter Miller

Cakes of Aachen Printen shaping early baking patterns

Printed in Germany, Aachen Printen cakes shaped with figures of old gods and Santa Claus. The craft predated book printing, using imprint methods to express patterns in cakes and bakeware.

Germany Aachen Wotan Thor

Philip's Good Life Marks Sydney Man's Action

A terse note describes a man in Sydney taking decisive action, highlighting a moment of personal resolve. The phrasing centers on the sense of satisfaction and purpose arising from the deed.

Philip Sie Sydney

Sudbury Taxpayers Association Elects Officers

At a Sudbury meeting the newly elected board named Roland R. Cutler Jr. president Ralph Hawes vice president Richard C. Hill treasurer and Daniel Krause secretary for the coming year. Candy cigarettes for Christmas from Sudbury residents were sent to soldiers at Camp Hulen Texas last week by Mrs. Henry Webster, president of the Sudbury Woman's Club.

Sudbury Sudbury Taxpayers Association Roland R. Cutler Jr Ralph ©. Hawes Richard C. Hill Daniel Krause Camp Hulen Texas Henry Webster Sudbury Woman’s Club

Christmas Party At Yvonne Lemire Home

A holiday gathering hosted by Yvonne Lemire at 261 Wrest Main Street featured a luncheon served by family members and friends Marion Marcel Natalie Martel Jeanne Lacroix and Tighe in attendance with gifts exchanged during the event.

Mariiero Mile Yvonne Lemire Wrest Main Street Marcel ‘Wisson Natalie Martel Rtel Jeanne Moineam ‘Et Lacroix Thirley’ Tighe Yvoqne Lemire

Acton Man Describes President's Caribbean Cruise

Private first class George A. Rifford of West Acton writes from Norfolk Va about his experiences aboard the cruiser Tuskaloosa during the President's Caribbean voyage aboard the Young. He recounts a 4000 mile trip from Miami and a Duke of Windsor talk to the crew, noting pennies thrown to divers in tropical waters and holiday plans in New York.

George A. Rifford Duke of Windsor Broad Rifford Duke Whi’h .S Wale Young Rifford Tuskaloosa Bud New York Norfolk

Massachusetts Tightens Trade School Regulation

Massachusetts enacts 1941 rules requiring trade schools to obtain a permit from the Department of Education before advertising or enrollments. The plan sets standards for truthful course descriptions, instructor competency, reasonable tuition, and financial oversight, with penalties up to 500 dollars for violations. It excludes firms training own employees without charged fees and those already licensed.

Massachusetts Iredee Department of Exacution Taw Danari- Ment of Education Dewar Businegs Jeneral Walter Fr. Downey Department of Eduta Downey Euresu

Chlorophyll and soil nutrients in plant food production

Dr Millar explains plants convert air carbon dioxide and minerals into food via chlorophyll energy from light. He notes soil mineral salts are scarce after harvesting and shows long term soil nutrient decay requires ongoing replenishment of potash phosphoric acid and nitrogen to prevent poor yields.

Michigan State College Tom

Scientists Sterilize Soil With Electrical Device

Cornell University agricultural researchers test an electrical soil treatment to pasteurize soil, aiming to kill insect pests and weed seeds. The method reduces overheating and offers a way to sterilize unproductive soils for growers lacking steam equipment.

Rig . T Cornell University Agricultural Expandment Gotee Deviewa Newhall, Tmede Stania

Value of Silage and Hay Comparison

A simple rule values silage at half the worth of good legume hay. Silage at 10 tons to the acre yields about 50 bushels, making 1 ton worth roughly five bushels of hay plus 300 pounds of hay. With corn at 75 cents a bushel and hay at $15 a ton, good silage is about $6 per ton.

Tomatoes Provide Vitamin C and A

A medium tomato offers about half a unit of vitamin C and roughly one fifth of the recommended vitamin A per person. The note highlights tomatoes as a source of these nutrients.

Acton Grange Holds Annual Christmas Party and Elections

Members met at the town hall for the Acton Grange Christmas gathering. Officers were elected to fill vacancies, with Inga Frosté elected to the executive committee and Marion reelected as chaplain, Ella Torkelson chairing the 1941 Grange Fair committee.

Acton Grange Inga Frosté Mary Spinney Marion Ella Torkelso Ella Torkelson Stat Grange Springfel

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Ealth of Ss. Probate Court Ebien F. Wetherbee County Karl Nyland Walnut St John Francis Scrat Meade Oreeran Tda Cape Lave Dick Wright Jean Pete Richard Druft Murray’s Hill Talker P Eter Wayside Enn School Motoriste Witnness Senta Cutler, Jr Holiday Party Catio BE. Millar Central Station Suis Atc New Yorks John L Horgan
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