Judge Leggat and Jordan Register Mentioned in Court Note
A court record names John C. Leggat as Judge of the court and Jordan as Register in a June dated entry. The line references June 11, 18, and 25 without further context.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
7
A court record names John C. Leggat as Judge of the court and Jordan as Register in a June dated entry. The line references June 11, 18, and 25 without further context.
Fragmentary text notes Rios showing interest in the John H. Wollerscheid estate in the county probate proceeding. No further details on parties, dates, or actions are readable.
Public notice states Pass Book No. 11291 is lost and an application for a duplicate book has been received by Assabet Institution for Savings. Sidney E. McCleary, Treasurer of Maynard Massachusetts, published June 17 1942 and June 18 1945 with a subsequent date July 2.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to the Assabet Institution for Savings Maynard and all interested parties regarding unclaimed deposits over thirty years. Petition seeks court order to turn sums and proceeds over to the State Treasurer under General Laws. Return day July 20 1942 with publication in Maynard Enterprise.
Local notes report a hospital benefit event at the U S Veterans Hospital in Bedford with the Marlboro club hosting a dance and party. Mrs Harold E Fernald serves again as chairwoman while donations of cake candy cigarettes and other items are collected for delivery to the hospital. Last year over 100 cakes were donated and the event aims to live up to its renowned reputation.
Poem fragment reflects a speaker sensing flight and freedom through a bird imagery. The lines explore weightlessness and the sensation of wings even as metaphorical limits press in. The tone hints at poetic longing and intimate introspection.
A garbled list suggests where to locate scrap rubber for a nationwide salvage campaign. Items include apparel accessories, baby products, household goods, flooring parts, footwear, tires and tubes, garden hoses, and various rubber objects. The text mixes disparate items into a chaotic inventory without clear context or timeline.
At the First Parish church Woman's Alliance meeting three books were reviewed: American Destiny by A. P. Davis reviewed by Mrs. Stuart Edgerly. Prisoners of Hope by Howard L. Brooks reviewed by Mrs. R. B. Hill. Realistic Courage by Rev. John M. Fogleson. Reviews drew rapt attention. Books to be lent to Goodnow Public Library. Tea served afterward by committee members Lotis Lavigne, Fred Dermitt, Roland Older.
Mrs. William T. Merriam of Piper Road travels to Meriden Connecticut to visit her nieces Misses Ethel and Georgiana Griswold. She is accompanied by her granddaughter Doris Morse who will spend the summer in Meriden.
Local notices recount residents moving to New York for new industry post. Middlesex Romone meeting in West Concord praises coffee, while Harold McMurty at Fort Benjamin Harrison earns first class cook rating. Sudbury Guard unit drills at Memorial Day maneuvers. Sudbury ladies host successful food sale. North Dunstable seniors graduate. Civilian Defense air-operations served afterward.
Fort Knox Ky Special reports four Maynard men Pvt Joseph Colombo Pvt Benjamin Cahoon Pvt Alfred Lalli and Pvt Joseph Reid assigned to the 5th Armored Division under Maj Gen William Grimes. They depart reception to learn army life and armored warfare, including calisthenics road marches map reading military courtesy and equipment care as training progresses to tanks and combat tactics.
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