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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
7
Sudbury town authorities led by Chairman B. Tighe and L McGettigan discussed enforcement actions and floor procedures at a 194s session. The meeting addressed block control and safeguarding measures in the town, with emphasis on public safety and regulatory compliance.
Legal notice indicates an appearance must be filed by your attorney to object in a Cambridge matter before ten at Mas Straus-14.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Minnie, Arthur Wickerson, Mrs Sophie Kontzen, Mrs Richard S Dodds and Nancy with a mention of Sommer Home in Dione area, indicating a local social or notice item with unclear details.
Public notice from John E. Fenton, Judge, announcing a mortgage foreclosure for a parcel of land described as five acres and one quarter, recorded April 17, for $800,000 by ER Weitz to Meike, with orders for sale in three successive weeks ending the first Monday of next month. Deputy Recorder T. Bennett. June 14 21 28.
A document notes a certificate exempting holders from the oral examination when applying for a Massachusetts license. Exemption applies to those who pass the state test with 80 percent or better. A Grade 4 excursion trip on June 12 will include a climb of Nobscot to observe rock formations once used by Indians for corn pounding.
The town board issued a notice for dog owners about a vaccination clinic on June 15 at Everett Street garage and at the West Concord fire station. The event aims to vaccinate dogs against disease and appears scheduled for a Saturday.
The estate of Frankel Brackett seeks probate of a document claimed as the last will. The court at Cambridge set July 3 1945 as appearance day for objections with a return day listed. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge of the court ordered in June.
Fragmentary note about a county matter and an adoption leave request involving Frederick Wright and an attorney named Loting Ingot in Heit. Details are unreadable, with several garbled names and dates, preventing precise reconstruction.
Gen Patton returns from World War II service on leave and is seen boarding a plane in the morning as he heads toward California with members of the board.
June commanders meeting held in Boston with Capt Macore and Lieut Meigh in attendance. Last week’s drill featured a state event on June 62 2fe. Meore from the Centre enac officers. Brief note of end of drill included sandwiches and a Dye Hamano meal plan.
Miss Dorothy L Bell is released for active duty in the armed forces, with her father Chester Vistal listed in relation to the notice. The item notes the family’s anticipation of her service and continued military status.
Fragmentary notice shows a school registration event at Concord on a Wednesday with parents urged to register for entrance. Attendance noted and preparations described, but readable details are limited by garbled text and misread phrases.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a court reference with a pending pacific cause. The text shows legal action notes and mentions a date or stage before proceedings begin. No clear party names or jurisdictions are intact in the available fragment.
The May 1944 hospital summary lists 20 infants and 20 outpatients treated. The report records three PCR notes and an average metric, noting the care given to admitted and non admitted cases.
Fragmentary report lists upcoming shows and personalities such as Garratt and Giada Catt. Mentions next month’s schedule and a quoted line about “served” in a community context. Limited legible details prevent full event clarity.
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