Probate Court Notice in Russell Robb Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court observes a petition for probate of instruments claimed as the last will and one codicil of Russell Robb late of Concord. Stedman Butrick, James H. Orr, and Guido R. Perera seek appointment as executors without bonds. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 AM July 18, 1957. John C. Leggat, Esquire, First Judge. John J. Foley, Register. June 27, July 4, 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Russell Robb
Concord
Stedman Buttrick
James H. Orr
Newton
Guido R. Perera
Yarmouth
Barnstable
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Foley
Register
Probate Petition for Emma Kivinen Will in Middlesex County
A petition has been presented to the Middlesex County Court to probate a document claimed as the last will of Emma Kivinen of Maynard. Mary J. Williams of Maynard seeks appointment as executrix without bond surety. Objections must be filed by August 15, 1957.
Will petition in Maynard estate case 1957
A petition has been presented purporting to be the last will of Mary O Deale at Maynard in Middlesex County deceased. Mary Pilkington of Maynard asks to be appointed executrix without bond. The return day of the citation is set by the First Judge on June 21, 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Emma Kivinen
Maynard
Mary J. Williams
Middlesex
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Foley
Register
Mary O'Dealate
Mary Pilkington
County of
Petition seeks appointment of public administrator for Smolski estate
A amended petition to the court asks that Benjamin M Piecewicz of Stow be appointed administrator of the estate of Michael Smolski late of Maynard. The notice sets a hearing for July 22, 1957 at 11 oclock in the forenoon before Judge John C. Leggat. June 24, 1957. June 27, July 4, 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Michael Smolski
Maynard
Benjamin M. Piecewicz
Stow
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
John J. Foley
Register
Health for All Health for All on Drinking Effects
A Yale study reports that drinking changes behavior and slows reaction times. Tests show both derelicts and teachers exhibit similar blood alcohol levels and responses, while eating slows absorption. Carbonation speeds intoxication. water does not. The piece warns of overconfidence and impaired judgment from alcohol. Sponsored by local health groups in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University Center of Alcohol Studies
Lau
Yale
Board of Health
Tuberculosis Committee
Middlesex Health Association
Broadway
Somerville
Notable Banker Coyne Plans Nuptials with Widow
James B. Coyne 47 year old Bank of Canada governor from Winnipeg will marry widow Mrs. Merideth Stobie Riley on June 26. Coyne’s signature appears on all Canadian banknotes. United Press filed the picture in 1952 with 292 clients. total 639 in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Nada
James B. Coyne
Bank of Canada
Merideth Stobie Riley
Coyne
United Press
Undefined Phrase Sparks Confusion in Local Debate
An unclear exchange erupts as speakers contend over terminology in a tense public discussion. Reporters note unclear phrases amid a charged atmosphere, while attendees seek clarification and orderly procedure.
Dress Patterns and Crochet Guides Advertised
An assortment of dress patterns and crochet guides being offered. No 1556 describes a yoked sundress in half sizes with a simple neckline. No 1566 provides size guidance from 12 to 24 and includes a bolero option. Pattern No 303 N gives crochet directions for bridge size or larger. Prices listed: 35 cents per dress pattern and 28 cents for needlework.
Last B 36 Mission Ends at Ellsworth Air Base
Old and New Rapid City reports the final B 36 flight at Ellsworth Air Base. Two pilots, newly arrived, took note for the two jets replacing the veteran aircraft on this area tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. C
Ellsworth Air Base
Efficient home storage to prevent food waste
Tips from a historic guide on keeping a larder stocked without depleting funds. Sort produce to remove decay and plan immediate use for items at risk. Store in a cellar with a damp atmosphere for fruits and vegetables to extend freshness.
Spinach Vinaigrette Recipe Serves Six
Spinach is cooked with salt until tender then drained. The dish finishes by mixing cooled spinach with olive oil and tarragon vinegar, then folding in finely chopped hand-cooked egg yolks for serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarragon
Storing Food Safely for Winter Moisture and Freshness
The guide advises keeping storage spaces just above freezing to prevent drying. Regular cleaning of cellars, vented plastic sacks for many foods, and occasional ventilation reduce odors and regulate temperature and humidity. Apples potatoes and onions store well in ventilated spaces with careful moisture control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansport
Patience and knowledge key to successful fishing
The article notes that success depends on patience and learning from every outing. It advises varying retrieves and baits, emphasizing depth changes with live bait and stressing that persistent, experimented fishing on slow days can still yield fish. It also contrasts natural talents with practiced skill in anglers.
MISS INFORMATION YOU SAY SEAL SKIN COATS ARE EXPENSIVE
A blunt caption questions claims of rising seal skin coat prices. It hints at a discussion or column about fashion costs and potential overstatement of price hikes.
Firefighters beat to scene at underground dump blaze
New Hartford volunteers reach a rear Pine Meadows fire first but Pine Meadows chief George Arenden informs visitors the blaze is an underground dump fire burning a 17 year old dump and likely to burn for 47 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford, Conn
Pine Meadows
New Hartford
George Arenden
Woman finally earns degree after 17-year delay
Adrienne Lavalle, 34, of Woonsocket, has received her bachelor’s degree from Providence College School of Adult Education 17 years after she enrolled in 1940. Her college career was repeatedly interrupted by marriage motherhood and housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Adrienne Lavalle
Woonsocket
Providence College School of
Historic 1980 Tank Car Still In Service Transporting Phenol
The railroad tank car built in 1980 from the first nickel clad steel plates remains in operation. It carries molten phenol and includes steam cells to maintain the chemical in a liquid state during transit.
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Donald Parker Ayres
Assabet Institution For Savings
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J. F. Flynn
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Arion Colonial
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