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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
9
Massachusetts Probate Court hears petition to admit the will of A Whitcomb of Acton and appoint an executor with required surety. John C. Leggat, judge, sets appearance date. Also details a lost stock certificates case for George L. Goodnow with multiple holdings and a finder notice for return.
Fragmentary text indicates Isabella F. Pierce nominally connected to a probate matter in Cambridge. The passage mentions an administrator presenting first account and a court appearance set for return day in February, with participants and location in Massachusetts.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court proceedings seek license to sell real estate of Harriet Lothrop Luttrell deceased. Interested parties must file a written appearance by the return date, before ten in the morning on the fourth day of February 1946 in Cambridge. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
Middlesex ss Probate Court to all persons interested in the estate of Mary Lammi late of Maynard deceased. The administrator has presented for allowance his fourth and final accounts. Written appearance in the Cambridge court before ten o clock in the forenoon on the twenty sixth day of February is required. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. February 1 1946. Feb 7 14 21.
A libel for divorce is filed in Middlesex Probate Court by Esther Lane alleging cruel and abusive treatment and gross intoxication. The respondent James Norwood Lane of Concord is required to appear in Cambridge within 21 days after March 25 1946, with the case set for court action.
Q and A from the Veterans Administration discussing 6 year term to life policy conversion premiums based on age and policy amount. Also explains silver star symbolism bronze stars, civilian wear rules for discharge insignia, and fiancee as beneficiary in government insurance.
A petition has been filed in Cambridge for probate of a will of George W. Worster late of Acton. Paul W. Bittinger of Plymouth is named executor without bond. Interested parties must appear by February 26, 1946 to object, with attorney appearance due by ten o'clock in the forenoon.
The Court considers a petition for probate of the will of Lelia A Robbins late of this county deceased. Chester B Robbing of Acton seeks appointment as executor and a surety, with a return date of February eighteenth. Interested parties may appear by attorney to object.
Readers are advised on who may be designated as a beneficiary and how to request forms and information from Headquarter First Service Command Massachusetts. Questions cover age eligibility for re enlistment and possible allowances for a reader’s two sons serving overseas in Germany and Japan.
The Middlesex probate notice announces the conservatorship matter for Daniel P Webster of Sudbury. It directs interested parties to file written objections by the return day, February seventh, with the court in Framingham for the Conservator’s proceedings.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court invites interested parties to object to John Aera of Acton estate first account. Written appearance due by February 25, 1946. Witness John Costa Esquire and First Judge. Loring Forte Register. February 7 14 21
Probate Court records present petitions in Massachusetts for Madeleine H one of Acton and Margaret Gene Herrick of Pennsylvania seeking appearances in Cambridge and Worcester courts. The notices require responding parties or attorneys to file written appearances by specified dates.
A fragment describes enlistment requirements in the Army, stressing honorable and faithful service. It mentions locating the nearest State Office for assistance and guidance.
An assortment of tributes sent from foreign countries to the Roosevelt era collection at Hyde Park becomes property of the government. They may be exhibited publicly as part of the national archives. The Public Relations Officer notes a public auction event at 808 Commonwealth Avenue.
Reports describe irradiated poultry with reduced mortality and steadier egg production. Experiments show vigor gains, faster growth, and improved heat retention in hens under extended lighting. Tests on farms and ongoing state studies indicate lamps and sterilamps influence performance and welfare.
Fragmentary notes describe sugar peel extraction and early US sugar beet research. The text mentions a Gershon chemist and references to hybrids, pill forms, planting, and potential products from sugar beet including lime carbonate, rubber, and medicines.
A fragmentary local item mentions Charles W O Do Sie of Concord and Mrs Louise F Currier with a notary public reference, plus actors Joan and Joe Jetife spending time at a home with Walter Fitch. It notes a janitor sustaining an injury from a settee and air shipments from Land to Chicago containing publication copies via Railway Express.
Unclear OCR text references a Missouri event with a start in a distant timeframe. It mentions a person and a location but lacks readable details or names to confirm specifics.
The text reads like a fragmented advertisement for a cough remedy tied to Pinex and syrup usage. It mentions throat relief claims and a money back or price angle, with garbled phrases about ingredients and a licensed or brand name reference, all in disjointed sentences.
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