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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1955

Page

15

Guardian seeks allowance of first account for insane estate

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites interested parties in the estate of Alice E. Sowden of Sudbury an insane person. The guardian requests allowance of the first account and any objecting party must file a written appearance in Cambridge before ten in the morning on June 15 1955. Witness John C Leggat First Judge and John J Foley Register dated April 15 1955 with subsequent notices May 26 June 2 9

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Alice E. Sowden Sudbury Cambridge John C. Leggat John J. Foley Philip D. Sawyer Acton Helen Jewell Motte Concord John €. Leggat John €. Leggat, Esquire Annie M. Locke Milton R. Locke Esquire

Guardian seeks allowance of eleventh account in estate case

Middlesex probate notice to all interested in the estate of Philip D Sawyer of Acton. The guardian for the ward requests allowance of the eleventh account. Objections due by June 10 1955, return day of citation. Witness First Judge John C Leggat Esquire May 16 1955.

Estate notices for Motte and Locke proceed in Middlesex court

Notices announce probate actions for Helen Jewell Motte of Concord and Annie M Locke of Acton. Citations set return days in June 1955 with Judge Leggat and Register Foley presiding. Details include executor designations and bond considerations for the probate process.

Painting Bids Sought for Concord High School

The Concord School Committee invites sealed bids for painting labor and materials for the first and second floor corridors and alternate rooms at Concord High School on Stow Street. Bids due 12 Noon Friday June 17 1955 at the Superintendent of Schools office.

Concord School Concord Massachusetts Concord High School Stow Street Concord School Committee c/o Radcliffe Morrill

Storm signals for peaceful family meals during feeding

The piece describes recognizing signs of mealtime distress in children and offers practical tips. It urges a calm dining environment, simple one item at a time, small portions, and keeping meals pleasant to prevent feeding storms and maintain appetite. It highlights routines and parental influence on child attitudes toward food.

Court of Appeals

Petition for support and custody in Middlesex County

Elizabeth Purrier of Acton petitions the Court against John R. Purrier for failure to furnish needed support for his wife and for care custody and maintenance of their minor children. The petition seeks an order prohibiting restraints on her personal liberty and awarding support and custody. Date shown is June 17, 1955 with May 19, 1955 noted.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex John R. Purrier Elizabeth Purrier Acton Cambridge John C. Leggat John J. Foley

Maynard Sealed Bids Sought for Stoker Coal

The Maynard Board of Selectmen will receive sealed proposals at the Town Building until 8 PM on Tuesday June 22 1955 for pea size bituminous stoker coal to be used in the Town Building for a one year period starting July 1 1955. Bids will be publicly opened and read. the board may reject any or all bids as in the towns best interest.

Maynard Board of Selectmen Maynard Board of Selectmen Maynard Mass

Pretty salad ideas with fruit cheese in lime gel

A short note on making a tangy salad using halved grapes canned peaches and cream cheese in lime flavored gel with lemon juice rind and raisins. It suggests adding chopped raisins to doughnuts for spice and flavor.

Recipe of the Week Rhubarb Marmalade

Rhubarb marmalade recipe yields four pints. Ingredients include rhubarb sugar raisins lemon orange juice cloves and cinnamon. Soak rhubarb in sugar overnight then add remaining ingredients. Boil then simmer forty minutes until thick. Pour into sterilized glasses cool and seal.

Prune Apple Ham Roll and Fruit Topping Dressing

Instructions describe mixing prunes with diced apples and brown sugar to fill center slices of ham, then rolling and baking. A honey lemon dressing is suggested for fruit salads, plus a fruit cocktail dessert with sugar lemon juice salt and whipped sour cream folded in, served over cake squares.

One Dish Meals Save Busy Days With Doable Casserole

Homemakers are advised to prepare one dish meals in advance for busy days. The recipe feeds six with carrots celery potatoes and mixed leftovers baked in a 350 degree oven for 35 to 40 minutes. Serve with grapefruit salad ice cream and beverages. The note also mentions fashion patterns and the interstate highway system as defense essentials.

Department of Defense

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

A dense list of crossword clues is presented including across and down entries with definitions for map king plot nerve network choice part apace press etc. This appears as a scattered clue grid with numbered entries and partial phrasing across many lines.

Birds Impleton

Dates Jam Make Delicious Coffee Cake

Fresh dates and apricot jam fill a yeast risen cake. Bake in a moderate oven for 20 to 25 minutes until warm and lightly browned, serving about six to eight people.

Fruit Cup for Spring and Wrights Kitchen Open Plan Tips

Fresh fruits like pineapple and cantaloupe can make a spring fruit cup as a starter or dessert with lime juice and sugar. Also included is architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s idea to hide the kitchen from the living area using folding plywood panels on piano hinges for an open plan.

New York Frank Lloyd Wright

Proper cheese storage avoids home freezing

Home readers are advised to keep cheese at about 40 degrees Fahrenheit for optimum keeping quality and flavor. Freezing is discouraged as it can affect texture and taste.

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