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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
15
The administrator of the estate of John Szostak presents the first account for approval. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by ten in the forenoon on July 12, 1954, the return day of citation. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge. John J. Butler, Register. June 15, 1954.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court opens with notice to interested parties in the estate of Ignacy Szostak late of Maynard. The administrator seeks allowance of his first account. Objections due by July 12 1954 before the First Judge in the forenoon.
Probate court in Cambridge hears Ruth Gotberg of Sudbury petitioning for letters testamentary on the will of Marry J. Giberg late of Sudbury Massachusetts. She asks to serve as executrix without bond. Written appearance required by July 6 1954. Return day given. This 26th day of June 1954.
The will of Orion O Ames of Sudbury is administered for Herbert A Ames and others. The trustee has filed the sixteenth account with the Court for allowance. A written appearance must be filed by your attorney. The citation return day is July 13, 1954, in the forenoon. Witness John C Leggat Esquire dated June 16.
A Sudbury town garden note explains beets grow heavy for space and harvest through summer. It advises lime to counter acidic soil, thinning to prevent crowding, and seeds sown about an inch apart for better germination.
The article notes a day’s washing involving 1300 tubes 1000 glass shades 300 pipettes 75 bottles 300 constriction tubes and 900 hypodermic needles tied to the busy operations of the center.
A fragment from official records states the main provision remains in force until the proposed changes to residence zones are approved. The document references the attorney general and a true copy certified by a records attestation.
A roadside sign just north of the Maine New Hampshire line advertises Florida’s Silver Springs near Ocala claiming it is 1,700 miles away. The playful message invites readers to visit Florida on a trip from York.
Madge Martin, a housewife and club helper, dreams of prominence while her daughter Alice earns Junior Amateur Musical Club status. Her husband Bill earns a raise, but Madge discovers satisfaction in unseen household roles that keep the family functioning.
The text suggests practical steps to prevent picky or problem eating in young children. It emphasizes allowing a rest period before meals to restore appetite, noting emotions like excitement or fear can reduce appetite, and urges serving meals as early as possible since little ones tire quickly while eating.
The Statue of Liberty remains a top New York tourist draw as July 4th approaches. The New York Convention and Visitors Bureau expects larger crowds for the three day weekend marking Miss Liberty’s 70th birthday with yacht tours and Staten Island Ferry rides planned.
A capacity crowd exceeding 85,000 attends a Yale event, marking a record turnout. Organizers report strong interest from students, alumni, and local residents, with streamlined entrances helping manage the surge.
The article advises establishing a regular meal schedule, making the table attractive, and using playful presentation to sustain a child's appetite. It suggests dramatizing foods, cutting sandwiches in shapes, concealing fruit, shaping vegetable garnishes, and introducing new foods one by one with favorites to ease acceptance.
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