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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1939
Page
7
Probate court petitions filed for the last will of William Kilmartin of Acton and for the estate of another Acton resident. Petitions seek appointment of executors or executrices, with bonds and objections due by specified dates in 1939. Notices date January 23 and January 25 with return days in February.
Commonwealth of Macen rugette BhowexX announces probate proceedings for the estate of Anthony Wawule and Anthony Weeluk late of ard in said County. Willam uk of Maynard is named administrator without surety. Objections must be filed before the return day of citation. Judge Lemmat set the hearing for January 10, 1939 with Register Loring P. Jordan.
A local fundraising drive chaired by Rev. Mat Magnanl Rev. Vance and the Maynard committee seeks 9600. in donations for the hospital. High School girls conducted house to house canvassing under Miss Dorothy Mareden and Miss Elizbeth Wetherbee. Local mills and businesses contributed, including American Woolen. A five year old donor and many residents pledge support, with window stickers issued to contributors.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites all interested in the estate of Stephen Matiuss also known as BStypf Matiuss Steve Matiusz Stefen Macinag and stive Matinag of Maynardino deceased to object to a petition to accept a supposed last will and another instrument as the decedent’s will. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on February 28 1939. Witness Judge John C Logirat dated January 18 1939.
Fear Daye Maynard hosts Forge Village Arrows at Alumni Field rink on Thursday night in the season opener. Fitchburg Maple Leafs visit Saturday afternoon, after a 4 2 road win. Framingham Hornets travel Sunday for a return game as the Arrows seek revenge and bragging rights in a busy weekend of winter sports.
Maynard-Playing boys defeated Acton 15 to 12 in a preliminary grass court contest. The score swung with each rally as Lyli Tervo and Joan Aho starred for Maynard while Isabelle Regress led Acton’s early charge and Denelewies and Hull supported Thatcher and Regrees in a tense match.
A youth audience from New England states attends the initial performance of Macbeth at the Federal Theatre. The four week engagement sells out as over 6000 students reserve for five nights and matinees. Notable attendees include Emma Pauly Juliet D Prince and many others listed among the student party.
Youth Concert tickets sold for the second series with the concert set for February 16. Boys basketball: Millis beat Acton 82 to 16 on a recent Wednesday night. second team 11 to 8. Acton lost to Hopedale 85 to 29 on Friday. Girls basketball: Acton lost to Ashland 25 to 18. second team 10 to 8. Reading Corner notes Miss McCarthy's third graders decorating the reading area with home furniture, pictures, vases, and plants.
The family of the late Mrs Mary Vodoklys expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness during their bereavement. They appreciate flowers and mass cards from those who offered support.
The notice expresses sympathy for Mr and Mrs Roland Kay on the loss of their nine day old daughter from bronchial pneumonia. It also notes Faith Appleby recovering from a severe septic throat. Names Mrs Henry P Kidder Mrs R Little and Mrs Riehard are listed as members of a committee in Hobart supporting the Lill Boulanger Fond effort.
South Sudbury notes report the Women’s Association tamer interlane group meeting at Memorial church next Thursday with Miss Miriam Woodberry as speaker on Congregationalist work in America. Sewing morning, lunch at noon, afternoon session led by the president.
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