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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1939
Page
7
Probate court texts mention Marty It Actonty and Loring P. Jordan as Register with notices for a return day and appeal. The document records a petition and appointment actions in a county probate matter with dates in January and February 1939.
Massachusetts probate court announces action concerning the will of William Kilmartin. A petition from Kilmartin seeks appointment of executrix without bond, with objections possible. appearance required before the court on January 13, 1939. Court officials note dates from January 25 to February 8 for related proceedings.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court notices that an administrator of the estate of Anthony Wasiuk late of said county is petitioned for without surety. The petition seeks appointment of Will iam Maynard as administrator with objection rights, return date January 10, 2989, before ten o clock, at bridge street court. John C. Leggat First Judge and Coler ing P. Jordan Register. Jan 25.
In a hard fought overtime contest the Roosevelt A C edged the Saints after a 26 all regulation tie. Jaworcki and Sherman starred for Roosevelt while Hydak and Lotko led Saint scorers in a tense game with late turnaround and final margin narrow.
The Civil Service Department notified Postmaster Frank C. Sheridan that Novick Kochniowicz and Crotty lead the list and are certified as eligible for appointment. Postmaster Sheridan will appoint one of the three according to the report.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to all persons interested in the estate of Stephen Matiusz known as Stypf Matiusz Steve Matiusz and Stive Matiusz deceased a petition seeks admission of the last will and another instrument as the will of the deceased objects must be filed by February 28 1939 in Cambridge Court before 10 am Witness John Leggat First Judge of said Court notice dated January 18 1939
Reports show rising egg production per layer and larger laying flocks in 1988 with December gains and January increases. Frozen poultry in cold storage reached 2,002,000 cases, down 47 percent from a year earlier while shell egg stocks were well below five year averages. Prices for New England eggs fluctuated from 17 to 34 cents per dozen as feed costs rose and egg to feed ratios remained favorable for producers.
Concord High School girls basketball defeated Acton High on Wednesday afternoon at Hunt Memorial Gymnasium. Concord forwards scored all the team's points in a dominant win.
Fragmentary report notes a Sunday event at Werking Bersied School marking a birthday with a minister delivering a sermon referencing the subject of God and the son of God. Names Edward Daniela and possibly others appear in garbled form. The text is incomplete and reads like OCR noise.
At 11:00 A.M. the Dunier Church holds morning prayer and a sermon with viola and organ music preceding the service.
The notice outlines Sunday services at 10 46 and a 7 40 evening gathering with a lesson focused on the Golden Text from Isaiah 25 9 and Psalm 116 1 9. It notes inclusion of a passage from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures as part of the Lesson Sermon.
Miss Natalie Howland of Smith College spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Arthur W Howland, at Goodman Hill Road. Superintendent Gordon and his men kept the roads wet and sanded, aiding motorists during the period.
Mr and Mrs Charles H Way entertained a number of friends with cards and refreshments on Saturday evening in a informal social gathering.
A Bedford whist and bridge event sponsored by the Ways and Means Committee of the Parent Teacher Association was highly successful at the school gym Friday night. The note mentions local residents relocating homes on Springs Road and Davis Street, along with several social updates.
Candlemas Day was observed by St Michael's Church Pharaday with the blessing of candles and a service. The event included readings and a communal assembly.
Oliver Much of Partstreet Fitchburg has accepted a foreman position in the cutting department. Buisson Market on Elm Street is reported recovering from illness and plans to resume duties in a few days. Nick in Newada and companions will visit Sarast Bt. by auto.
YOUNGSTOWN residents describe Maplewood eggery as modern with a four hour workday for hens. Gallie says roosters roam the yard and hens are kept awake to lay, while a conveyor belt and charting apparatus track each egg from production to basket.
Sydney officials say Australian prisons are among the happiest in the world. Prisoners may serve short sentences for first offenses, elect representatives to inspect kitchens, receive horary tests, read a weekly paper, attend weekly concerts, and even enjoy a jail cinema. They can spend earnings on special menu dishes.
A muddled discussion notes California and Oregon marriage statutes. It mentions California requiring a three day declaration of intention and Oregon considering a medical examination, with references to couples traveling between states to wed.
In Fort Worth a 30 year old man was arrested for vagrancy after pleading ignorance of English law with repeated No speak A Latin American man had previously served a two year prison sentence for forgery, records show.
Fragmentary text describes heat from a lamp near a dog and mentions fever and temperature in an unclear, damaged passage with stray phrases and misspellings. No clear event, date, or individuals are identifiable.
Al Cowles chronicles Maynard High basketball through the years as a historical epic. He recalls early clubs, players like Frank Murrey and Charlie Murray, and the revival of the court game at Cooperative Hall and beyond, highlighting local youth, notable lineups, and school memories.
A fragmented sports note praises Manager Ian's leadership and the team's pace and teamwork. It hints at winter sport interest and Mr Coughlan's lasting impact, suggesting future improvements like a better equipped court.
Veterans at Cok Ton stage a radio hosted amateur contest on Wednesday February 8 with The Friendly Boya in the Golden West as hosts. Contestants may sing whistle play instrument or entertain. three prizes offered. Auditions begin at 6 80 am with final show at 7 pm. entrants under 12 admitted with parent.
Fragmentary text recalls loans tied to the armed forces during wartime, mentioning repayment of nearly every cent and some deaths. It notes old loans being renewed and new loans made to needy veterans amid a revolu tionary context.
Maynard Leslié Sims, chairman of the Republican Town Committee, announced today that the resignation of Emile Dumas as a member of the committee has been accepted.
The Maynard Finn Congregational Church announces Sunday programs starting with Sunday School at 10:00 AM. The Endeavor group meets at 6:00 PM and the evening service follows at 7:30 PM.
A group held Monday night gatherings for telephone whist and bridge in Bedford. Mrs Pike of Webber Street and Mrs Henry Malcolm opened their homes, with Richardson winning top bridge prize and Mrs William Reynolds first in whist. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
A cryptic quotation by Samuel M. Jones cautions that once a person accepts truth about a brother, temptation to unjustly harm or cheat a fellow is restraint. The saying implies moral accountability and integrity.
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