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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
13
A January bulletin from Health Information Foundation reports a survey in Hackensack New Jersey showing health care spending varies little across households. High income families earning $9 000 or more spend similarly to lower income groups according to Dr. H Ashley Weeks who directed the study.
The study shows high income families spend more on doctors and dental and optical services, while low income families use more physicians and incur higher hospital costs. Psychological factors and budgeting habits influence care usage across all incomes, with broader health insurance coverage urged to reduce reluctance to seek needed care.
The article explains the $1200 annual earnings threshold for monthly social security, how retirees under 72 may still receive checks, and the monthly retirement test allowing payments in months with earnings up to $100. It notes historical $80/month through 1959 and outlines local Waltham district office office hours at Marlboro City Hall Concord Post Office and Maynard Town House.
Cleveland report notes home brewing likely cannot return due to tax laws and scarce supplies. The piece recalls the 1920s boom when many practiced the art, but few details remain as brewers struggle with faded memories and missing ingredients.
District Director Cavannagh cautions Aldermen and taxpayers that Form W-2 must accompany Federal Wages withholding on returns. Many have attached Form M 2 Massachusetts statements instead. Do not send W-2 separately if already mailed. wait for the return to be returned with a W-2 request. Also notes a Middlesex probate matter in Cambridge and a safety slogan from The Bailey Company.
Notices in the Middlesex County probate court warn interested parties to object to the will of Maynard deceased and to appear in Cambridge Court by February 2 1960. A second citation from Town of T ton Essex County calls for objections to the will copy with Cambridge appearance by February 19 1960. Witnesses John C Leggat and John V Harvey oversee the proceedings.
Middlesex probate court seised of the estate of Robert Lewis Bancroft of Sudbury seeks probate of a document claimed as his last will. Marian L Bancroft of Sudbury asks to be appointed executrix without bond. Objects must file a written appearance in court or through counsel.
The Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Tuesday February 16 1960 at 8 00 PM in Town Hall on petitions by Michael C Moore to relocate and establish building sites on Pine and Autumn Streets and by Caulshawmeg Trust for building site with required clearances. Petitioner must appear or send an representative.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts notes Daniel L. Parmenter has presented his first account for the estate. A written appearance is required in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on February 18, 1960, as directed by Judge Leggat.
A petition has been presented to the court for probate of a document claimed as the last will of Ida A Harrig also known as Ida Augusta Harrig Hapgood Harrig late of Acton. Harlan E Tutty of Acton requests appointment as executor without bond. Objections may be filed in writing by February 11 1960 at 11 o clock in the forenoon.
A petition to probate a last will and codicil of Maud F. Findeisen is filed in Middlesex County. Leonard E. Rae of Maynard asks to be named executor without bond. Objections require written appearance in Cambridge Court by February 3, 1660, before noon. Witness: John C. Leggat, First Judge, dated January 8.
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