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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1947

Page

11

Building of Dwellings on Upward Trend in Boston Area

Construction began on 744 private dwelling units in the Boston area in June, up from 875 in May and 552 a year ago. Middlesex Essex Suffolk and Norfolk counties are included. Year to date about 3,810 units started, 71 percent single family homes, 5 percent two family, 24 percent five or more unit apartments. Total private residential building costs for June projected at 5,422,000 versus 4,142,090 a year ago. Costs exclude land and improvements.

Boston Wendell D. Macdonald Bureau of Labor Statistics U.S. Department of Labor Middlesex Essex Suffolk Norfolk

Charles E Strong Arrives in U S Homeward for 40 Day Furlough

Stowe notes Sergeant Charles E. Strong USMC has arrived from China and is stationed at Camp Pendleton California. He is expected home soon for a 40 day furlough. The trip from China took 22 days and he has not visited home in two years. He recently tasted milk and fresh vegetables after arriving in California.

Massachusetts Probate Court notices Osbeck will executrix proposed

A petition to probate a will for Emil K. Osbeck of Maynard is presented in Middlesex Probate Court. Ida M. Osbeck seeks appointment as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed by August 21, 1947, in Cambridge. Judge John C. Leggat presides. Register Loring P. Jordan records.

Ida M. Osbeck Maynard Cambridge John C. Leggat Esquire Loring P. Jordan Register Margaret J. McCormack Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Hazel White“Williams Acton Harry A. Williams

Probate notice for will of Joseph W. Kaler in Maynard

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court calls all interested parties to respond to a proposed will of Joseph W. Kaler. Margaret J. McCormack of Maynard asks to be appointed executrix without bond. Court in Cambridge requires filing by July 10 or July 17 24 31 as stated.

Commonwealth ‘of Massachusetts Middlesex Joseph W. Kaler Maynard Said County

Williams seeks probate of Hazel White Williams will

The last will of Hazel White Williams of Acton is offered for probate by Harry A. Williams of Acton as executor without bond. The petition is dated June 26, 1947, with the will proven August 21, 1947.

Hell Drivers to Show Here on August 9

Hudson-Les Rogers and his Hell Drivers of Westboro will be presented by Hudson Post 106 American Legion at Riverside Park on Saturday August 9 at 8 p m. Proceeds go to the new Hudson Hospital. Commander Paul J. Barrett named a committee: Past Comdrs Charles E. Robbins William Sims Charles W. Jandron Vice Cmdr Earl Benway and Ernest Brier.

Hudson Les Rogers Hell Drivers Westboro Hudson Post American Legion Riverside Park New Hudson Hospital Paul J. Barrett Charles E. Robbins William Sims Charles W. Jandron Earl Benway Ernest Brier

Fisherman’s Bay Double Catch Stuns Mobile Bay

Alan Murphree a radio station engineer from Mobile made a fisherman's equivalent of a hole in one on his first Mobile Bay casting trip. He hooked two bass weighing two and a half pounds each with simultaneous strikes.

Mobile Alan Bill Murphree Mobile Bay Murphree

Divorce Petition Noted for Koskela in Cambridge Court

Probate Court papers cite Mary Margaret Koskela filing for divorce from Raymond Arnold Koskela on grounds of desertion. Child custody sought. object within twenty one days from December 15 1947. Judge and register coordinates recorded with dates July 24 31 and August 7.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Raymond Arnold Koskela Dibel Mary Margaret Koskela Cambridge John C. Leggat

Estate of Charles William Wood Executor Request in Sudbury

Estate of Charles William Wood of Sudbury seeks Millard A Fillmore of Hudson named as executor without surety. Oppositions must be filed by June 27, 1947.

Lost deposit books prompt replacement notices in 1947

Assabet Institution for Savings and Middlesex Institution for Savings announce lost deposit book numbers 12701 and 46120. Notices state applications for duplicate books, stopped payments, and dates in July 1947 in Concord and related towns. W. S. Asst. Treas. entries appear for each notice.

Assabet Institution For Savings Sidney E. McCleary Treas Alann Middlesex W. S. Asst Concord Mass

Whitney May Be Named Sheriff of Middlesex County

Marlboro Otis M Whitney of Concord a Governor's Council member may become the next sheriff of Middlesex County. Governor Bradford reportedly considers Councillor Whitney to succeed the late Sheriff Joseph M McElroy while Deputy Sheriff Loring Kew acts in the role. Whitney commands the 182nd Infantry MNG at Camp Edwards and holds colonel rank. He says the governor hadn't discussed the appointment with him and expects to decide after consideration. Air express shipments for 25 certified airlines totalled 320527 for May, exceeding the prior year.

National Guard Whitney Bradford Executive Council Camp Edwards Kew

Bubble Gum Not Blamed for Juniors Pains, FDA Says

The Food and Drug Administration stated bubble gum is not responsible for junior’s upset stomachs or other pains, except possibly aching jaws, in a June 23 1947 advisory from Washington DC.

Washington, D. C Junior Food and Drug Administration

Probate Notice of Patience A Hogan Estate

Middlesex probate court records show the executor presenting his first account for the estate of Patience A Hogan late of Meynard seeking allowance. Judge John C Lequire presides on the eleventh day of July in the year forty seven.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Patience A Hogan Méynard Cambridge John C. Lequire

Positions Open In U S Vet Hospitals

The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Occupational Therapist positions across Veterans Administration Hospitals and offices nationwide. Salary ranges from 2644 to 4902 dollars with one central office post in Washington D C at 5905 dollars. no written exam required for applicants. August 12 1947 deadline.

U. S. Civil Service Commission Veterans Administration United States Washington, D. C Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners Commission John C. Abatsis Marlboro Mass Civil Service Regional Washington D. C

Bags Made by Disabled Veterans Sale At Nellie Craig

Disabled veterans at Murphy General Hospital in Waltham created hand woven bags with plastic handles. Nellie Craig in Concord offers them for sale to raise funds for veterans recreation facilities, with all proceeds donated to the vets.

Nellie Craig Concord Mit Dam Murphy General Hospital Waltham T Enterprise

Reunion in Northwest Brings Two 61 Year-Lost Cousins Together

Two whitehaired women met in Seattle after 61 years apart. Miss Effie Smith, 82, flew from Malden Massachusetts to visit her cousin Mrs. Mary E Bettinger, also 82. They had not seen each other since 1886 when Bettinger, then Mary Benson, left New England for the Washington Territory.

Seattle Effie Smith Malden Mass Mary E. Bettinger

Applications Open for Fort Devens UMass Admissions

Fort Devens hosts admissions for the Fall Semester at the University of Massachusetts veterans college. The program can enroll about a thousand freshmen and sophomores with high marks may gain admission without exams. Applications close August 30 and exams run September 3-4 for others.

Fort Devens University of Massachusetts At Herbert A. Perkins Division of Records and Guidance Veterans College Amherst Beard of Admissions University of Massachusetts, Amherst Perkins Standard College Canada University of Southern California Purdue McGill

Hudson Family in Japan

Mrs John A Rilovich formerly Miss Idelle Sheppard of Central Street and her two children Sheppard and Linda with her mother Mrs William Sheppard have arrived in Japan to join Major John A Rilovich. Mrs Rilovich traveled from Fort McClellan Albania to Seattle by motor and left there by boat for Japan.

Hudson Japan John A. Rilovich Idelle Sheppard Central Street Sheppard Linda William Sheppard Rilovich Fort McClellan Albania Seattle Washington

Process to apply radio waves on cord twist setting

A newly developed process uses high frequency radio waves to treat a cord. The method passes the cord through a high frequency field to permanently set or twist the cord geometry. The description emphasizes nonchemical, continuous processing.

Unusual Items Now On Sale At Pine Knoll Shop

The Pine Knoll Shoppe near Acton on Route 2 offers Haeger pottery and Lane Furniture. Operated by Mr and Mrs Ellis C Johnson the store features gifts for all occasions and many locally made items.

Pine Knoll Concord State Road Acton Ellis C. Johnson Haeger Votteries

Roly Poly the Seal Dies After Hoarding Find

The Woodland Park Zoo confirms the death of 11 month old seal Roly Poly. Curator Dr. Gus Knudson conducted an autopsy revealing the animal stored 101 pennies three nickels four rocks 83 tax tokens and a brass lapel insignia of the army second division in its body.

Seattle Roly Poly Woodland Park Zoo Gus Knudson

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