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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
13
A compact list shows hourly segments from 8:00 to 7:55 with news, overtures, panoramas, and weather. Programs include Overture Parts 3 and 4, News Digests, Memo Pad, and Panorama segments plus international and regional coverage.
A local notice urges families near your home to call Avon Cosmet ics quickly for service and guarantees. The message stresses high demand and urges immediate action.
Delphine Campbell of Maynard seeks appointment as administratrix with the will annexed of Maxim Sawka deceased. The petition requests without bond surety. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 a.m. on the return day, March 1963. John C. Leggat, First Judge. John V. Harvey, Register. Jan. 10 17 24
Odette Launay a 53 year old Paris fashion saleswoman was elected deputy in the National Assembly for the 16th district. She has worked for 30 years in top salons and joined the UNR to back De Gaulle, moving from alternate to full deputy when Habib Deloncle joined the cabinet.
Washington United Press International reports National Geographic Society researchers describe ancient Roman travel. Roads stretched from Scotland to the Sahara with 49 635 miles of networks as travelers faced inns fees bad food and guides while risks included slavery.
A fragmented account notes that major fires have recurred in U S history with the Bel Air Brentwood blaze in 1923 among the largest, burning many buildings, while overall conflagrations have become rarer due to urban fire safety measures and NFPA efforts. The text references past fires across various states and cities, highlighting a long pattern of destructive urban blazes.
A brief note urges readers to invest in United States savings bonds, promoting secure patriotism and financial prudence during a period of economic uncertainty. Thecall emphasizes reliability, government backing, and steady, long term growth for savers nationwide.
A spokesman for the Interstate Department Stores said discount outlets in New York will expand at more than 2 billion dollars annually. The forecast projects growth from just under 5 billion last year to about 25 billion in ten years.
The estate of Susan C. Baily of Concord, insolvent, is summoned for creditor claims. Creditors have six months from December 24, 1962, to prove claims. The court will hear claims in Cambridge on January 24, 1963, at 10 a.m. and again June 24, 1963, at 10 a.m. Asa E. Phillips Jr. Executor.
Cambridge court issues citation in probate for the estate of Delia Flannery of Concordia. A licensed private sale of real estate is sought for her maintenance with petitioner hoping to become the purchaser. Return by February 10, 1963. citation dated January 3, 1963. John V. Harvey, Register.
A mortgagee sale in Assabet for Maynard parcel on Mill Street, bounded by Terrasi and Buscemi lands, described as 14 596 square feet, with right to use unnamed street. Purchaser deposits $500 in cash. sale held at 10 am on February 9, 1963, subject to taxes and liens. Arthur R. Carlton as treasurer. Ta Wilson attorney listed.
The report states that income and employment taxes for 1961 totaled more than $58.5 billion, according to the United States Department of Commerce.
A petition to probate the alleged last will of William Snow of Concord Middlesex is filed. Mary E. Snow seeks appointment as executrix without bond and the court in Cambridge sets a return date of January 28 1963 with witness date December 27 1962.
Public auction set for January 26 1962 at 10 A M on the premises 27 Alcott Street Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts to foreclose a December 14 1961 mortgage on Nils S Eng Sons Inc The sale includes Lot 120 Plan of Lots and is subject to prior mortgages easements and taxes Purchaser to pay $2500 cash or certified funds. Attorneys listed for mortgagee.
Assabet Institute for Savings announces an application to issue a duplicate deposit book 24530 to replace the lost original. Arthur Carlton is the treasurer overseeing the request.
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