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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1950
Page
3
In Tampa the ukelele is highlighted amid gospel singing as a church group organizes a ukulele fundraiser or program. The notice also reports a Massachusetts probate matter involving Bradlee of Sud County with pending court actions and an appearance deadline in March 1950.
Probate court announces a trustee's allowance filing in Cambridge. Judge John C. Leggat sets hearings on February 23, March 2, and March 9, 1950, for the estate of Maria Brad ers. The document appears as a damaged OCR fragment from a 1950 Massachusetts probate record.
Executors seek approval of fees and final accounts in Cambridge court. Attorneys must file by ten before forenoon on the specified date.
Massachusetts probate notices list Allard of Lowell and Elmire Chahtal Al Maynard filing for probate of wills. John C Leggat Esquire and John J Butler Register announce appearances by interested parties in February 1950 with hearings set for March 1950 and bonds with sureties.
More than 100 attendees gathered at the Veterans Building for the James J Mansfield Post A L and Ladies Auxiliary joint banquet. A turkey dinner followed by a program and showing of Seeing New England preceded remarks from leaders and guest speakers from Belmont Beverly and Cambridge.
The school committee argues for a single story Hugh Cargill site to allow safer exits, better lighting, and future expansion. They warn the Peter Bulkeley plan would bind Concord to a heavy two story build with costly steel and limited growth.
A list of section headings for captains and their solicitors detailing Section I through VII with multiple names. The compilation includes Mrs and Miss titles with associated surnames and pairs of solicitors for each captain.
Friday intermission features the Beseda national Czech Slovak dance with Jaroslava Batkova Slavka Novotna and others. Selections include Ballad in G, Meditations from Thais, Dance of India, and pieces by students from New England Conservatory Harvard Radcliffe Wellesley Pine Maher and others.
The program names numerous individuals including Marta Stahl Rogers Hall Chiqui Drive Dana Hall Manuel Noriega Harvard Alvaro Sanches Harvard Luis Arturo Peralta MIT Fernando Irigoyen MIT Luis Newbill Exeter Vernon Aguian Tufts Rashan Dhunjibhoy Emerson Pakistan R Philip Luselet BU Ali Seden Harvard Turkey Puscilla Miller Mate Gutwirth John Mills Abdul Rammo Lights John Zulon MIT Fakhi Rahmatullah MIT Iran Master of Ceremonies Cornelis Willems Harvard Holland in Boston Olivier de Mesieres Harvard France in Coticotd.
The Concord Lions Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening February 28 at the Howard Johnson Restaurant. Supper at 6 30 will be served. President Maxwell E Lawrence will lead the business session with Past President Hothwell N MacRae presenting Mark Prins as speaker on The Romance of Measurement. District Governor Elton MacNeil spoke at the previous gathering and prizes went to Mrs Cornelia Lawrence and her sister in law Mrs Eleanor Lawrence.
Concord High seniors map the annual class prom with plans led by John King as general and business chair, Martha Savage on refreshments, Marcia Lapham decorating, and Alvin Manter cleanup. Senior volunteers show work ready for the March 4 presentation night.
Middlesex County Extension Service will continue barn meetings with tonight's session at Stones Farm Old Connecticut Path Wayland and Friday's gathering at Stratton Farm Marining Street Hudson Port wine remains a major Portuguese export with 22 282 000 titers shipped between Signhary and November 1949.
Concord residents are urged to donate as the Red Cross Bloodmobile comes Friday. Questions cover Rh negative blood urgency, storage as single units, safeguards, and refrigeration at 4 to 6 degrees centigrade. The piece notes successful assistance after the Long Island train wreck and calls for local readiness.
Concord Rainbow Girls plan an initiation this Saturday night at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple. Miss Lorraine Sims, worthy advisor, will conduct the ceremony with her suite of officers and Mrs Edith Bailey, mother advisor assisting.
Funeral services were held in Waltham for Mrs Irene E Hanson King 46 wife of Charles J King formerly of Concord. Born Roxbury 1903 she leaves husband father a daughter and a step mother. A leading figure in motorcycle circles she belonged to the American Motorcycle Association and directed Massachusetts riders for the Motorcyclists of America. She participated in meets across New England.
The funeral of Charles Warren Ellins 88 retired Lincoln builder who died at his South Great Road home last Sunday was held yesterday with committal at Mount Pleasant cemetery Sudbury. He restored colonial homes and is survived by daughter Marjorie Ellms and several nieces and nephews including Mrs George Cutting Weston town treasurer.
The Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus will hold their next meeting Friday night at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston. Local members plan to attend.
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