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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
9
Gene Herrick of Massachusetts petitions for a divorce from Herrick Jr citing cruelty and abuse. The court requires appearance in Cambridge within days from first April 1946 for citation return. John C. Leggat, Judge. P. Jordan, Register. February 7 14 21
The Probate Court reports a petition for probate of the will of Martha I Jate also known as Mattie J Houghton of Acton filed in Middlesex County asking for the appointment of an executor with surety. The case requires appearance in Cambridge before noon on March 1946 with John C Leggat, Esquire as judge and P A Jordan as Register. Feb 14 21 28 notices invite any objections.
Be Bolce reports receipt of a duplicate entry for Book No 12130 and notes a loss of the original within the March notice from Brenan Trust Co.
The court orders the first account of John Pinolehto administrator be examined. Objections must be filed in writing by ten o'clock in the forenoon on February 20, 1946. Hearing to be held before Judge C. Leggat in the county courthouse. Public notice dated February 7, 14, 21.
Deceased holder held American Sugar Refining Company shares and certificates J-15695 and J-15829 registered to George L. Goodnow. A replacement request is filed. Finder asked to return information to Leslie W. Sims, Attorney at Law, 6 Concord Street, Maynard Massachusetts.
In Middlesex Probate Court Massachusetts a petition seeks license to sell private real estate of Harriet Lothrop Luttrell late of the District of Columbia deceased. Objectors must file a written appearance in Cambridge before March 4 1946. Witness John C Leggat First Judge and Loring P Jordan Clerk with date February 22 28 1946.
The Administrator of the estate of Mary Lammi late of Maynard in Middlesex County has filed with the Court to be allowed a fourth and final account. Anyone wishing to object should file a written appearance before ten o clock in the forenoon on February 26, 1946, the return day of this citation. Witness, Loring P. Jordan, Register.
National Commander Joseph M. Stack of the Veterans of Foreign Wars calls for free enterprise to provide work for jobless veterans. VA figures show 1,023,999 on federal unemployment rolls and about 250,000 more applying for $20 weekly payments, with a warning that unemployment could reach two million by midsummer. He urges immediate extra funding for the Veterans Administration and emphasizes many veterans remain uncounted on the rolls.
Deposit Book 39862 has been lost and payment is stopped as per a notice from W. S. Smith assistant treasurer of the Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Mass dated February 18 1946.
Prebate in Middlesex County notes Walter Bondele petitions to act as administrator of Stanley Bondereditch estate no bond surety required. Court requires written appearance by March 8 1946 at forenoon. Notices published February 21 26 7.
In Sudbury Massachusetts under court conservatorship, the conservator for Daniel P. Webster requests allowance of his first account. The matter appears before the Cambridge Court with attorney Be Court handling the case. Witness John C. Leggat, Esquire. Dated February 4, 1946.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice for all interested in the estate of George W. Werster of Acton. Petition filed for probate of the last will and testament. Bond and related probate steps referenced, with court actions prescribed.
A speaker called for a revival of the pioneer American spirit, urging individuals to strike out on their own, create jobs, and rely less on government. He warned against paralyzing strikes in basic industries and argued production is the key remedy for today’s economic problems.
Lt Comdr John F Sargent outlines two changes in recruiting regulations. Previously discharged WWI veterans could only rejoin Navy Reserve after 90 days. now they may enlist in inactive Reserve status at their discharge rate regardless of time elapsed. Married men with no prior service may enlist in the regular Navy until June 30 of the current year, after which they will be ineligible.
In the estate of Jennie F Hawes late of Sudbury Middlesex county probate proceedings seek appointment of an executor without surety. Interested parties may file a written appearance by March 12 1946 with attorney. Witness John C At Esquire records February 14.
The piece notes a weeklong observance led by President Truman and Herold J. Stassen with Christians and Jews united against prejudice. It highlights a civic cooperation campaign emphasizing education and unity among races and national backgrounds in support of war victory and postwar peace.
Concord With Aika Beau scores the late winning basket to beat Acton 31 29 at Monument Park. Baridein 16 points leads Concord while Dave Barry also tallies 16. Ballard praises defense by Russes and tight floor play as Acton stays close.
Fragmentary text mentions ping air and a positive sentiment about results, with unclear context and no identifiable people or organizations. The readable portion hints at promotional language or a playful note, but lacks concrete facts to summarize.
The Concord Lodge of Elks announces a Tuesday evening meeting February 8 with Exale E. Davis presiding. The notice lists several local youths discharged and new homes, and includes notices about Lieut. Thomanee therbee of Prospect Street Acton formerly of West Gan cord and Pfc Robert N. Bowser at 121 Main Street Co. McPhill S. Navy son of Patrick Mar lips 48 Thoreau Street home last week for a furlough until March 12. He awaits reporting back to San Francisco for a new assignment after a Pacific theatre tour.
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