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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1957
Page
21
Owningsville Kentucky report states A Davenport Ky man arrested for drunken driving had to borrow a pair of pants from his jailer to appear in court after his car struck a police cruiser. The impact threw him from the vehicle and he skidded along the pavement in a sitting position.
The Massachusetts Probate Court in Cambridge hears a petition to probate a document claimed as the last will of Marion A. Barker of Concord. George B. Berkey seeks appointment as administrator with the will annexed and any objections must be filed by March 6, 1957.
Commonwealth offence in Middlesex, no probate court. Nine persons in the trust estate, Charles F. Edgarton and others named. Trustees seek allowance of twelfth to fifteenth accounts. Objections must be filed by February 1, 1957, with written appearance. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge, January 28, 1957. John J. Foley, Register. Feb. 7, 14, 21.
The trustees of Commacawenlit Mascamuset estate present to the court their allowances and thirteenth accounts. Objecting parties must file written defenses before ten o'clock in the forenoon on February 21, the return day of citation. Witness John C. hegent, First Judge, records the date as the twenty eighth day of January in the year 1849.
Petition filed in Middlesex County Probate Court by Noyman Hannon of Maynard seeking appointment as executor of Catherine A Sag late of Maynard. The filing requests probate of a will and requires a surety bond with the consent of the court. Hearing set before ten o'clock on a specified date in Cambridge.
A humorous caption notes that some say the best way to quiet car noise is to let her take the wheel. The line plays on gender stereotypes with a playful automotive twist.
The trustees of the estate under the will of Charles F Edgarton of Concordia Massachusetts request readers to file written appearances for the trust review and allowance of their accounts covering twelfth to fifteenth. The notice sets February 21 1957 as the appearance day before John C Leggat First Judge and John J Foley Register, with a public citation issued in the county court.
A quick recipe notes mixing hot drained noodles with butter salt pepper and cream cheese. It suggests a molded salad with fruit cocktail and red carrot, plus a lemon flavored version. For a lighter evening dish a Spanish rice is paired with sage cakes fried crisp.
Public auction scheduled in Middlesex County Massachusetts for Lot No. 1 on Plan of Land Sudbury dated April 12, 1956. Property fronts Pratt Mill Road with measurements 459.31 feet northerly, 330 feet southeasterly, and 411.3 feet southwesterly, as recorded in Deeds.
A rough collection of recipe tips explains baked beans with ham and pineapple, chocolate pudding with lady fingers and whipped cream, scalloped potatoes with mushroom soup, nut butter on toast, and beef liver with cream gravy. Includes casual notes on serving milk to kids.
Middlesex Probate Court at Cambridge will hear the administrator's second account for the estate of Adam Kaminskis late of Concord. The hearing is set for ten o'clock in the forenoon on February 15, 1957. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge. January 21, 1957. John J. Foley Register. January 31 and February 7 1957.
This piece discusses the normal longing among American youths to own a gun and the conflicting responsibilities of fathers. It warns that gun ownership requires proper supervision, safe handling education, and adult guidance to prevent accidents or criminal use.
The Salt Lake City police force unveils an entirely new uniform system and enacts a law prohibiting private guards delivery men repairmen and other uniformed civilians from copying them to correct a confusing situation.
William Kilmer of the Pond Orchard Co. surfaced a remarkable apple believed to be among the largest in the region. The Martinsburg based grower showcased a 15 inch circumference specimen drawing interest from eastern West Virginia and northern Virginia orchardists.
The Maryland institution remains the sole college bearing the name Washington College with the consent of George Washington, affirming its historic connection to the founding figure.
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