Estate of Esther Rebecca Liebman Probate Notice
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate notice reports the executors of Esther Rebecca Liebman of Sudbury presenting their first account. Interested parties must file a written appearance in Cambridge Superior Court by ten o clock in the forenoon on June 23, 1952. John J. Butler, Register. May 22 29 June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Esther Rebecca
Liebman
Sudbury
Cambridge
John. C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Register
Probate court probate of will for William Arnold estate
In Middlesex County Massachusetts a petition to probate a will for William Arnold of Maynard is filed with Job A. Doel named as proposed executor. Objects must appear in Cambridge probate court before 10 a.m. on July 3 1952. Witness John C Leggat First Judge May 23 1952. May 29 June 5 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
Middlesex
William Arnold
Maynard
Job A. Doel
Goort
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esire
John J. Butler
Register
Sudbury will cited for probate of Albert N Young estate
A petition for probate of a will for Albert N Young of Sudbury has been filed in Middlesex Probate Court by Harriette O Young asking to be named executrix without bond. Objections must be filed at Cambridge by 10 a.m. on June 24, 1952. Judge John C Leggat notes the date and Register John J Butler records the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Albert, N. Young
Sudbury
Harriette O. Young
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John. J. Butler
Register
Appointment of Caroline Lenzi Adminstratrix of Julia Lenzi Estate
In Midglesex Massachusetts the estate of Julia Lenzi late of Maynard is seeking Caroline Lenzi of Maynard as adminstratrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by 10 am on June 20 1952. Judge Aire presides. Registrar John J. Butler notes the citation issued May 26 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Midglesex. Is
Julia Lenzi
Maynard
Caroline Lenzi
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esaire
John J. Butler
Lost deposit book at Middlesex Institute for Savings
Notice states deposit book No 49419 has been lost and stop payment placed. Issued by W S Smith Assistant Treasurer of the Middlesex Institute for Savings Concord Massachusetts dated May 20 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Smith
Asst
Treas
the Middlesex Inst
Concord
Mass
Man On Train Witness Questioned In Late Night Crash
A witness recalls seeing a man aboard a train thirty cars back near eleven o clock. The exchange emphasizes the difficulty of judging distance at night with a humorous gag about sight to the moon.
Rights vs speed cited in roadside exchange
A driver asks if rights remain in America, citing life liberty and happiness. The officer replies that the Constitution does not grant the pursuit of happiness at 90 miles per hour, highlighting a clash over speeding limits and personal liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder
Mud puddle memory punchline
A playful exchange as a couple recalls gallantry and buoyancy from youth. She teases he was more gallant as a suitor. he retorts she was livelier in his youth, turning a muddy street moment into a lighthearted quip about aging and romance.
Birthday Ties Reveal Quiet Domestic Tension
A husband buys two ties as a birthday treat, placing one on to greet the day. His wife, noting the second tie, snorts at his choice, implying she expected him to pick the other. The exchange ends with a lingering domestic quirk.
Fragmentary Note Describes Medical Sterilization Effort
A damaged OCR fragment references a sterilization context and mentions terms like blister and needle. It lacks clear subjects or outcomes, leaving the exact event or person involved uncertain. Further readable context is needed to establish a precise news item.
Community Views on Generational Family Opinions
Readers discuss how long held family opinions shape choices and tensions within households across generations.
Difference Ma Ingram Lived Near Ozarks Cabin
A fragmentary tale places Ma Ingram in a cabin in the Ozarks. Passersby ask the distance to town and she jokes about the miles with a rustic, indelible quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Ingram
Ozarks
Domestic turkey's voyage from Europe to America
A 1952 yearbook notes that early Spanish explorers carried the American turkey to Europe as a domestic bird and later brought it back to the United States as a valued farm animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Europe
Book of Knowledge
Inn Built Upside Down Rangeley Village
An unusual house in Rangeley Village features most of its bedrooms on the upper floor and the rest on the main level, forming an inverted layout. Local builders describe the design as innovative and practical for the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeley
U.P
Fisherman’s tale ends at market with big trout boast
The misread embarkation of a fishing expedition ends in a local market scene. A dealer heckles the traveler with a blunt request to display a huge trout. The man quips he will tell his wife he caught them, insisting his confession serves as a cure for drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ggate
S. Fishin
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Fragmented Page
Readable crossword clues include words like feminine and famous. The text resembles a damaged puzzle card with scattered answers and partial entries. No clear solution or full grid is present.
Concord Couple Names Son Clyde III At First Parish
Mr and Mrs Clyde Burton Greenway Jr of Thoreau Street welcomed a son named Clyde III. Laurie Ellen Mac Rae is the former Mrs Greenway. Children's Day was observed at First Parish Church in Concord. A church food sale will be held on Main Street this Saturday at 1:30 PM. Public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Burton Greenway, Jr
Thoreau Street
Greenway
Laurie Ellen MacRae
rChurch
West
Concord
Union
Main Street
The
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A fragmentary item notes a nine-year-old reader urging a quick answer with the single word carton cited as a response.
Minister's Sunday Lesson Lest Forget at Trinitarian Church
Rev. Robert H. Barber preached on Lest Forget at the Trinitarian Congregational Church Sunday morning with music by new organist Albert Heaf from Framingham. The Women's Parish Association of Concord chaired Tuesday's district meeting where 16 branches met in the First Parish Church with Mrs. George A. Hi Sr presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Barber
Congrestional Church
Albert Hea
Framingham
Associaftion
Concord
Distri
al Ances
Pari
George A., Hi Sr
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