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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
15
Richard Wolf, 23, of Orchard Park, was convicted of first degree grand larceny after test driving a car he liked in a Buffalo showroom and being arrested 10 days later. He claimed he only wanted to ensure the car was safe to drive before buying it.
Carlisle Local public schools will resume regular classes Monday after a midwinter recess. Carlisle women invited to World Day of Prayer service March 4 at West Concord Union Church. 4 H clubs prep for National 4 H Club Week starting March 5 with exhibits planned. Grangers attended Past Masters Association meeting in Tyngsboro Friday. Rev Robert B Dempsey resumes duties after vacation. Workers Conference held at the church Wednesday night. A bus poster puzzle from New York UPI Rider lines asks what these eyes see, with a chalked answer to come on next posters.
Mutty and Damon named to lead the West Concord heart fund drive. Mutty, a Concord realtor and insurance representative, is merchants chairman for the February campaign. Damon, president of Concord Woodworking Co and selectman, will serve as treasurer. Heart Sunday in West Concord will be held February 28 from 12 to 3 pm with door-to-door visits.
Recent births reported at Newton Wellesley Hospital list a son for Mr and Mrs Robert G on February 8 and a son for Mr and Mrs Rebert R L’Homme on February 18. The Family Services Association of Greater Boston campaigns for a half million dollars to aid Sudbury residents and operates an office in Boston. A town warrant article requests funding for a police station and station reassessment. A Snowflake Frolic event at Marlboro Country Club sponsored by Laymen’s Service Fellowship drew about 100 couples with chairs Arthur F Howard and Joseph Berry, decorations by Mrs Lee Brett and Mrs Howard, refreshments by Mrs Betty, door prize to Mr and Mrs Richard Long. The Regional Budget School Committee shifted meeting dates to March 15 and April 12 with regular and night sessions. February 16 was last day to register for the March 7 election, bringing total registrations to 3,194 since November 25. Sudbury population cited as 7,450.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex to all interested in Suzanne Moreney late of Concord estate petition filed naming Alfred Moreney as executor. Bid opening 6 a m Wednesday March at Whitcomb Station West Acton Massachusetts. Specifications from Superintendent. Commissioners reserve right to reject any bids. Donald L. Loring Harlan E. Tuttle Robert E. Sweeniey Commissioners
Special administrator presents his first account for the estate of Belle L Hinckley late of Acton to Middlesex County Probate Court and invites objections from interested parties or their attorneys within the permissible period.
A Middlesex Superior Court equity case Francis L Meevier Jr v Emanuel Braga also known as Emmanuel J Braga and Concord Cooperative Bank concerns a mortgage sale and unresolved debt. The notice directs a written appearance by July in Cambridge and outlines prayer for judgment and temporary injunction on bank liens.
To all persons interested in the estate of Leo J Noon of Maynard in Middlesex County for probate of a will by Veronica V Noon. The court invites objections and written appearances at Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on March 15 1960 the return day. Witness John C Leggat First Judge dated February 17 1960.
Estate of Frank Soracco at Acton in Middlesex County seeks probate of a document claimed as his last will. Evelyn Soracco of Acton asks to be appointed executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge probate court before ten.
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