Probate Court Seeks Administrator for Sudbury Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues notice in the estate of William T. Smith of Sudbury requesting objections to Sadie Varley of Newton being appointed administrator. Appearance must be filed by 10 AM January 3, 1951, in Cambridge. John C. Leggat Esquire presiding. John J. Butler, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
William T. Smith
Sudbury
Sadie Varley
Newton
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Benjamin M. Piecewicz
Stow
Esquire
John J. Butler
Anna B. Smith
Mortgagee's Sale Of Real Estate In Maynard Massachusetts
A public auction will be held on Thursday January 4 1951 at 2 pm for the foreclosure of a mortgage on Lot No 50 Maynard described parcel. Sold subject to unpaid taxes and liens. A cash deposit of 750 dollars is required at sale. Middlesex Federal Savings & Loan Association tott Tobey treasurer Kingston attorney.
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Custom Built Homes, Inc
Massachusetts
Somerville
Middlesex County
Middlesex South District
Maynard
Mass
C. McLaughlin
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
Pine Crest Terrace
Middlesex Federal Savings & Loan Association
John P. Tobey
Allan Roy Kingston
Highland Avenue
Probate notice of Catherine Sweeney will in Middlesex
The estate of Catherine Sweeney of Concord is before the Middlesex Court for probate of a document claimed as her last will. Myles Sweeney of Kenmore New York seeks appointment as executor without bond. Objections must be filed by January 15, 1951. citation return date noted. John J. Butler, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Catherine Sweeney
Concord
Myles Sweeney
Kenmore
New York
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Register
Lost deposit book notices from Massachusetts banks
Notice states deposit book No 30861 lost with payment stopped and promises replacement. Middlesex Institution for Savings in Concord Mass dated Dec 7 1950. also application for duplicate book to replace Deposit Book No 16699 lost by Assabets for Savings Maynard Mass. Sidney E McCleary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Inst
Ss. Smith
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Sidney E. McCleary
Maynard
W. S. Smith
Asst. Treas
Appointment as administrator for Szostak estate in Maynard
The estate of John Szostak late of Maynard in Middlesex County is to have Benjamin M. Piecewicz of Stow appointed public administrator as administrator. The order is dated January 10, 1951, with the record appearing December 14, 1951.
Will of Parker W. Fairbank Filed for Probate
The estate of Parker W. Fairbank of New Britain Connecticut presents copies of the last will and probate papers authenticated by Helen M. Fairbank. She prays to file and record the will in Middlesex County Probate Registry and be appointed executrix without bond. Dated December 5, 1950.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Parker W. Fairbank
New Britain
Hartford
Connecticut
Helen M. Fairbank
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Estate of Anna B Smith in Sudbury Sanctioned
The estate of Anna B Smith late of Sudbury in the county is filed for probate. First Judge of said Court oversees the proceeding.
Pass Book Missing and Payment Stop Notice
Concord Co operative Bank of Concord Massachusetts reports loss of pass book numbers 1462 1448 and stops all payments. W S Smith assistant treasurer signs notice dated December 14 1950. Deposit book 45601 identified.
Massachusetts housing and education trends show gains across sectors
A preliminary housing census indicates 6.2 percent more dwelling units per 100 people in Massachusetts since 1940, with 187 545 units added from 1940 to 1950 and over 50 000 housekeeping spaces created in 1950. Egg production in New England and the U S rose to record levels for October, and Waltham, Quincy, Cambridge, Newton, and Boston report notable retail gains. Massachusetts public school enrollment reaches 597 366 with increases in most grades. Truro considers reestablishing a planning board.
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Massachusetts
New England
United States
Waltham
Department of Commerce
Quincy
Cambridge
Newton
Boston
Truro
Freshman Coed Savoring First College Date Night
A country girl on her first college date dressed in her prettiest gown prepares to discuss arts and politics. Her companion whisks her to a movie and the campus cafe where he orders two sodas and she asks for the same.
Lady Orders Jewelry Removed Before Guests Arrive
A house noble tells the new waitress Martha not to wear jewelry for tonight's guests. Martha thanks and agrees to remove her adornments immediately.
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Martha
Farmhand Quips On Milk Yield At Dairy Visit
A wealthy farmer questions a milker about earnings. The worker jokes he makes "fight gallons at a milking." The owner retorts with a grim quip about what to do with the cow after milking, implying rough handling.
25th Infantry Division at Pearl Harbor and World War II a history
The 25th Infantry Division formed after Pearl Harbor fought across the Pacific beginning at Guadalcanal and New Georgia then Luzon and Hiroshima occupation. Commanded by Major General William B. Kean it earned six Distinguished Unit Citations and five Congressional Medals of Honor awarded to its personnel. The taro leaf patch with a gold lightning bolt symbolizes its Hawaiian origins and rapid assault ethos.
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Oahu Island
101St
Philippines
Oahu
Hawaiian Islands
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Guadalcanal
Guadalcan
New Georgia
Vella LaVella
Luzon
New Georgia Island
Munda Air Field
Bairoko
Arundel Island
New Caledonia
Cagayan Valley
Japan
William B. Kean
Buffalo
New York
U. S. Military Academy
II Corps
1St Army
25Th
Couple struggles with neighborly demands straining finances
A husband mourns money shortages while the wife explains the root of the issue. Neighbors constantly busy with activities that the couple cannot afford, highlighting daily budget pressures.
Butlers, Fatness Stir Upsie Crowd Etiquette Tale
A theater usher confronts a rude dowager during a murder mystery film when she whispers The butler did it. Outside a reducing parlor, a picket hurls a sign declaring Dont patronize this place. The proprietress is fatter than you are as staff strikes.
Ten Acres May House Indoor Theatre In The Round
It is reported that the Ten Acres restaurant in Wayland may be converted into an indoor theatre in the round to stage operettas for forty weeks a year. Ruby Newman an orches tra leader and Richard Aldrich are cited among those involved.
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Ten Acres
Wayland
Ruby Newman
Richard Aldrich
PET MARE FOLLOWS SALLY TO SCHOOL
Sally Friend travels with her Palomino mare Sanoaks Della to Westbrook Junior College in Maine. The mare joins trainees and wins trophies at local horse shows. Tanforan race track in California marks its golden anniversary this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Portland
U.P
Pittsfield
Westbrook Junior College
Sanoaks
Della
Sanoaks Della
Tanforan Race Track
California
Wasted Bullet Duck Hunt Ends With A Laugh
Pat and Mike hunt ducks. Pat fires at a tall bird, both barrels through the sky. The duck falls to the ground unharmed, and Mike quips they wasted powder, while Pat claims he got the bird even though the fall would have killed it anyway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Mike
Young interne watches inmate throw imagined ball each day
A junior intern, passing the psychiatric ward daily, watched a patient wind up and throw an imaginary pitch. When asked why he stopped, he said if events continue, he may end up there catching for that patient and wants to study his curves.
Town of Maynard Board Meeting Schedule
The Board of Selectmen will meet on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 in the Selectmen's Room at the Town House. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary. Leo Malin chairs, William Bain is secretary, Joseph P. Dineen is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Leo Malin
William Bain
Joseph P. Dineen
South Shore Music Circus Planned at Cohasset Grounds
York Cape Cod producer and Sammy Eisen would jointly manage the theatre with Mr Newman and Mr Aldrich preparing a tent venue seating nearly 1000 at the old Cohasset horse show grounds. During World War II Yale trained over 18,000 men for Army Navy and Marine service including officers and enlisted personnel with emphasis on intelligence and military government duties.
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York and
Cape Cod
Sammy Eisen
Mr. Newman
Mr. Aldrich
South Shore Music Circus
Cohasset
Yale
Army
Navy
Marines
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