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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
7
Concord officials attend a two day meeting of the Massachusetts State Association of Selectmen held Friday and Saturday at the Gardner Auditorium in the Massachusetts State House.
Omas Allen Rennie of Massachusetts seeks bond release from his wife Mabel Rennie alleging cruel treatment. Interested party must file an appearance in Cambridge within eight days from February 8 1946. Judge John C Leggat signs the citation with Register P Jordan. December 27 1945 and January 3 1946 dates appear.
Power of sale on a mortgage from J. M. Callender to Discount & Finance, recorded in Car f's clerks office. Auction to be held at nine o'clock before Fenway Storage at 15 Cambria Street Massachusetts on January 12. Competing names include Wil Morrissey as manager.
Commander Earl F Ryan former physician at Massachusetts Reformatory West Concord was discharged from the Navy after 40 months service 11 in the Pacific. Concord State Guard Fourth Company returns to drills Mondays with meetings of officers and noncoms Thursdays. Old Concord Chapter DAR meets Saturday at 2 45 pm at the Chapter House Lexington road Regent Mrs Forest E Collier presiding. Rev Stephen H Fritchmar preached at First Parish Unitarian church with Sunday school resuming January 6. Illness keeps pastors from New Year open house at their home. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gerics announce the birth of twin daughters December 20 at Emerson Hospital Ruth Ed-
A libel filed in Middlesex Probate Court by Evelyn Lilly Roberts against Alfred Moss Roberts of Sun Valley Idaho seeks a divorce from the bond of matrimony for cruel and abusive treatment. A written appearance must be filed in Cambridge within twenty one days from February 18 1946. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register.
Probate Court in Middlesex requests Elsa Mundhenke of Lambertville New Jersey to answer a divorce filing by her husband Fred Mundhenke for desertion. She must file a written appearance in Cambridge within twenty one days from December seventeenth, 1945.
Concord reports show progress after a winter storm with plans for St. Bernard's CYO Friday meeting at 7:30 PM to map the basketball season. Concord High hosts Wakefield in a Friday game at Hunt Memorial Gym, with the second team game beforehand.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts LAND COURT petitions to confirm title for a Sudbury parcel bounded by Hudson Road and former lands of Tad eaus W Narczynski with a claimed highway easement from Hudson Road to the property. Objections must be filed by January 14 with the Recorder in Boston. default leads to a decree by the court.
At a December 11 1945 meeting the company changed interest rules for deposits. No deposits under one dollar will be received and no interest will be paid on balances under twenty five dollars or multiples of five dollars. Signed by M L Clark Barned December 20 27 January.
District Attorney George E. Thompson announced the appointment of Allen Gerson, a Lowell attorney, as assistant district attorney effective January 1, 1946. Gerson succeeds Samuel H. Cohen, who has served since October 1941 and will stay through year-end to finish pending cases. Gerson, 46, longtime Beadeslex Court House figure, lives at 26 Holden Street Lowell and is a WWI veteran active in the American Legion Jewish War Veterans and Kiwanis. former Lowell Bar Association president.
Registration figures show Urbana Champaign campus up 58 percent in men and 17 percent in women from last year. Chicago campus reports 2 percent more men and 100 percent more women than a year ago.
Middlesex Probate Court announces a petition to appoint Ralph W Piper of Acton as administrator of Ellen L Piper late of Acton estate without surety. Objections or filings must be at Cambridge Court before 10:00 AM on January 18, 1946. Witnesses: John C Esin and Loring P Jordan.
A notice states Book No. 17966 has been lost. It lists dates December 17 and December 20 and 27, January, and references W Ballou as treasurer of the Middlesex Institution for Savings in Bi. Mass.
Legal notice states Book No. 44530 has been paid. Authority Mass. December 17, 4945. Tax treasurer W Ballon releases the record.
Sunday services at Tri nity Episcopal Church mark Epiphany rites with readings and prayers. Local residents receive military updates including sergeant promotions and naval postings as well as births and discharges. Community groups list January meetings and club schedules in Concord.
The next Concord Motor Corps meeting of Tenthcom- MWC is set for Tuesday at 8 PM at the State Armory, likely postponed by the holiday. James Post American Legion No 168 will meet January 9 at 8 PM in the Veterans Building with Comdr Arthur Wood presiding. Thomas Fitzpatrick, ex Navy gunner’s mate, discharged after 2.5 years, earned several medals and sea service on the Seadog. He lives at 20 Fairhaven Road. Concordians urged to participate in Victory cloth drive between January 7 and 31. Evangelical Free Church midweek prayer is 8 PM on Lang Street. Concord chorus rehearsals resume next week at the high school for Brahms performance in May. Mrs. Edward P. Chase thanks donors as Almost $19,500 was raised in the recent drive across Concord and 16 towns.
Mr and Mrs Robert D Kennedy announce the birth of a son at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Kennedy is the former Dorothy MacRae, daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin D MacRae of 4 Monument Street. Mr Kennedy, recently discharged from the U S Navy, formerly worked in radio in Duluth Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin.
The Children of Mary Sodality hosted a Christmas party for over a hundred children at St Casimir’s. The event featured a dual program with music and festive activities for attendees.
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