Probate Court License to Sell Estate of Rudolf Ornberg
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice for license to sell private real estate of Rudolf Ornberg late of Acton. Objects must file appearance by January 3, 1949 before 10 AM in Cambridge. Witness John Leggat, First Judge. Loring P. Jordan, Register. December 8, 1948.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Rudolf Ornberg
Rudolph Ornberg
Acton
Cambridge
John €. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Sudbury probate summons seeks administrator for Poikonen estate
The probate court in Cambridge, citing the estate of Urho E Poikonen of Sudbury, requests Waino I Poikonen be appointed administrator without bond. A written appearance is due before ten in the forenoon on December 31, 1948. Witnessed by John C Leggat on December 10 1948.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Urho E. Poikonen
Sudbury
Waino I. Poikonen
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Acton Woman Seeks Probate of Hansen Will
Commonwealth of Massachusetts reports Carolyn E. Hansen of Acton applies for probate of the last will of H. Alfred Hansen late of Acton. She asks to be appointed executrix without bond. Objections due by 11:00 AM January 4, 1949. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire. December 9, 1948.
Regular Mayn Town Board Meeting Schedule
The Board of Selectmen holds its regular meeting on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 at the Selectmen's Room in the Town House. Applications and related matters are discussed during the session.
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Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Brown pine borers push mill out of town to Georgia
The brown pirch borer threatens the American Thread Co spool mill as it plans to relocate from Maine to Georgia late in 1949. The move will cost about 90 local jobs and eight years of damage to birch wood used for spools. Georgia expects a gum wood supply suitable for spools.
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Mile
American Thread Co
Georgia
Probate petition for Catherine F. O Connor will
In Middlesex probate court Margaret F. O Connor and Daniel C. O Connor of Maynard seek appointment as executors of Catherine F. O Connor also known as Catharine O Connor late of Maynard deceased. The instrument appears to be her last will with John C Lequire as First Judge. Return day set for January 11, 1949.
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Cambridge
John C. Lequire
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Ans Loring P. Jordan
Lost Book Notice for Deposit Book 1038
Notice states payment has been stopped on Deposit Book No 1038 at Cooperative Bank Concord Mass. The bank cites lost book and halts further transactions pending replacement.
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Cance Ee Erative Bank
Concord
Mass
Pedestrian safety tips from AAA emphasize careful crossing
The message stresses that pedestrians must stop assuming drivers can react instantly. It warns non drivers forget stopping distances at moderate speeds and advises crossing only at corners. It urges pedestrians to avoid crossing from behind parked cars to give both parties a break and cites AAA safety features.
Train Outbound The Young Man Misses The 8 15
A young man rushes onto an observation platform as a train starts. He climbs over the handrail and stops exhausted, claiming he missed the 8 15 at the last station while an older man on the platform remarks on fitness.
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Pop
Tommy Jones Returns Home With Black Eye After Fight
Tommy Jones comes home from school with a black eye after saying he fought Johnny Briges. His mother asks him to make friends and share cake. He does, but later returns with another black eye claiming he sat again and wants more cake tomorrow.
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Black Eye
Johnny Briges
Tommy
Windy Windmill Remark Sparks Audience Laughter
An elderly audience member loudly quips about a windmill near water during a lengthy lecture. The remark interrupts the talk, eliciting amused reactions from nearby listeners.
Fragmented exchange among three professionals on origins
A surgeon, an engineer, and a politician argued over who created order from chaos. The surgeon claimed a timeless craft born from an accident. The engineer countered that order came from chaos through engineering. The politician noted that someone created the chaos.
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Acarma
Vitaypins Patron-Waiter Soup Joke
A comic exchange in a dining scene features Vitaypins Patron-Waiter noting a fly in the soup while Waiter cautions the guest about the vitamin rich food. The playful banter centers on healthy eating and restaurant conduct.
Concord School Committee to Meet January Fifth at High School
The Concord School Committee holds its first meeting of the year on Wednesday night January 5 at 7:30 in the Concord High School library. Chairman Mrs Winslow J Damon will preside as the committee aligns with town meeting preparations.
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Concord
Library of Concord High School
Winslow J.damon
Minister Edward Daniels Delivers "More Caroling, a Better World"
Concord church service Sunday morning featured Rev. Edward Perry Daniels of First Parish Church delivering a sermon titled More Caroling, a Better World. The choir provided Christmas music with Miss E June Head at the organ.
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Concord
Edward Perry Daniels
First
E. June Head
Probate petition for Joseph Szo estate in Maynard County
A petition to probate the last will of Joseph Szo, deceased, from Ignacy Szostak in Maynard County is before the court. Objections may be filed by interested parties through their attorney within the allowed time.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Joseph Szo
Maynard
Ignacy Szostak
Underfed Recruit Gets Rifle Cleaning Duty
The commanding officer notes the new recruit is thin and orders him to clean rifles. The sergeant asks whether to push or pull him through the process, highlighting harsh, comic military banter.
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C. O
Superstition behind black cats and luck tales
A fragmented note questions if a black cat following someone brings bad luck. It mentions superstition about gendered reactions and misfortune, reflecting common folklore beliefs.
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Depenta
Mumbled Travel Tips Goofy Train Directions
A brittle exchange shows a traveler seeking which pist form 1 take for the train to Boston. An aide replies with terse directions turning left, then warns against impudence as a misheard message unfolds.
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Boston
Streamliner era note on 249 trains in operation
The record notes that today 249 stream trains are operating on the nation as of this year, reflecting the high level of rail traffic during the streamliner period.
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Naos
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