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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
11
In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court the petition to probate a last will of Nellie F. Carver has been filed. John J. Morton of the county asked to be appointed executor with surety. objections must be filed in writing by January 7 before ten in the forenoon at Cambridge. John C. Leggat, Esquire, First Judge, and R. Derden, Register, dated January 2, 1920.
In Cambridge the Probate Court addresses an estate of Margaret J Winn ofry said County. An interested party must file a written appearance by February 1947. Citations issued by King P Jordan Register with dates January 16 23 30 in the year 1947.
The Concord event drew a well attended gathering for a talk by Ardm Zelevian of the United Nations speaker's bureau. The president presided as the newly elected officers began their terms. An 1882 note recalls etiquette about chaperones in public restaurants.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites all interested in the estate of Joseph Woods late of Sudbury to object to the seventh account presented by the administrator. Appearance must be filed in Cambridge before ten in the morning on February 12, 1947, the return day. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire, First Judge, dated January 16, 1947. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
The U S Army Recruiting Office in Framingham announced a telegram authorizing a special assignment to a Dl Barracks in New York State. Volunteers will be sent directly, with vacancies for Military Policeman Clerk Typist and other roles. Enlistment terms range 18 months to three years, with height and duty requirements. deadline January 31, 1947.
A petition for probate of a will of John Wilson Burck Esquire late of Sudbury has been filed in Cambridge by George P. Davis of Waltham asking to be appointed executor without bond. The matter will be heard by the First Judge on February 13 1947 before ten in the morning.
Middlesex probate proceedings compel objections by March 3 1947 to Chester B Robbins trustee case involving Lelia A Robbins Fred L Robbins and others in trust for Elbridge J Robbins estate. Jurisdiction Middlesex So Dist Deeds book 3385 page 382. Witness John C Leggat January 3 1947.
Col. Frank S. Owen spoke on the Restoration of Williams burg at the Bedford Library meeting of the Bedford Historical Society. An original map of Bedford Lexington and Concord was on display with Donald L. Tupper identifying sites. A surprise 12th birthday party honored Carolyn Jones at Crescent avenue with guests Gail Brolin Joan Lord Marjorie Lord Kathie Breck and Marjorie Isner. Mr and Mrs Walter Joy of Kaehson Heights NY and their son visited Mr Joy's parents in Great road.
Lost deposit book No. 44862 reported. payment on the account stopped. Notice dated January 20, 1947 from Middlesex Institute for Savings.
Assabet Institution for Savings requests a duplicate for Deposit Book No 13262 lost by a customer. Sidney E McCleary Treasurer Maynard Massachusetts dated January 23 1947.
Case No. 20128 announces a petition by Donald F. Fullenton of Acton to register and convey land with buildings in Acton bounded by School Street River Street and other parcels. Objections must be filed by February 1947. failure to appear will yield a default and possible title by confession. Judge John E. Fenton presides.
A student owned campus cab company operates from Massachusetts State College of Fort y delivering five riders at a nickel each. John M. McDevitt of this town and Walter Kaveskie of Concord are involved. The venture, announced in The Statesman, offers rides to Boston for eight dollars.
Ida Kirtim's grandson Alfred Henry Kirtim is born at Emerson Hospital on January 16 to Mr. and Mrs Alfred H. Kirtim of igton. High School girls plan a Senior Camp Fire Girls meeting at Frances Richter's Hillside Avenue home with a headquarters representative to speak. Michael McGann of Springs Road is ill at home. Margaret Lyle hosts Elizabeth Madden of Jamaica Plain. D William of School Way is at Emerson Hospital Concord with a broken hip from a ladder fall. Gurney Lillegren Hancock Street is confined at home by illness.
Fragment discusses sugar syrup ingredients and a claimed medicinal effect for throat and bronchial conditions. Mentions Pinex and a refund promise if not satisfied.
A Michigan State College device heats crops with an oil burner producing infra red heat to prevent frost damage to semi tropical orchard crops. The heater costs about 125 dollars with operating costs near 75 cents per hour. The system aims to keep soil and plants warmer through cold nights and reduce loss to frost for young trees.
Winter application of 2 4 D will eradicate wild garlic on average one acre using about 160 gallons. Application when the ground is snow free boosts germinated plant kill and soil residues last months to kill late germinants. Some spot spraying may be needed the second year. Cities and towns are testing 2 4 D for weed control along roads and parks.
An old note discusses indoor hopper design for poultry. It suggests that one foot of hopper space per five hens yields best results and mentions potential adjustments for small forks and a V shaped hopper to improve daily feed distribution.
Fragments describe a makeshift heater using a metal tube end sealed to trap heat. A light bulb is placed inside a ganda to retain warmth with the tube acting as a reservoir. The setup includes a water pail stand and suggests turning heat into warm water.
When pigs have diarrhea the cause should be found immediately as it may indicate a serious disease. Diarrhea could signal cholera or related ailments, especially if accompanied by weakness or other symptoms. Dr L P Doggle of Pur sue University warns keep vigilant.
Manufacturers report American women purchased 8000 miles of lipstick 750000 900 boxes of face powder and 400000000 rouge compacts last year signaling a booming cosmetics market with large consumer demand and rapid product turnover.
Acton announces a February 5 blood donor clinic in Concord at the Girls Scout House. Run by the Massachusetts Department of Health and Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross, the event offers plasma blood fractions and whole blood at no charge with a physician in charge and four nurses plus two technicians on site for blood typing and RH factor. Volunteers are urged and donors can contact Mrs Henry Engman at Acton 336-11 to make an appointment.
Mr and Mrs George Silva of Uttings Laka Billerica have moved into the Pfeiffer apartment on South Road.
The monthly meeting of the Progressive club was held at the club house on Loomis street Tuesday evening. Officers installed included President Dominice Palmeri, Vice-President John Ceresuolo, Secretary Arthur P. Gennetti, Treasurer Eddie Van Lathen, Sentinel Dominice Gennetti. A program of moving pictures was shown and refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth J Powderly celebrated the fifth anniversary of their marriage on January 18 Mrs Powderly is the former Edith Mary Tintle of Nuttings Lake Billerica Miss Marthe Rich Elm Street is in Belmont where she will spend the winter months Mr and Mrs Nicholas Gennetti Loomis Street have named their daughter Sandra Mary Gennetti Mrs Fannie Brewster has been confined to her home on Hancock Street by illness The Bedford Woman s Community club Executive Board met Monday at the home of Mrs Louis H Smith Fletcher Road Mr and Mrs Kenneth P Blake Mommie Manse Caen Road are vacationing in Ocala Florida Accompanying them is Mrs Esther Foster of Crescent Avenue
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