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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
7
The notice directs the administrator to file an appearance in the court in Bridge before the return day. It names Judge Jon C. Dggget and Register P. Jordan, with the due date in June. The fragmented text confirms a legal proceeding requiring objection or defense by the party.
Massachusetts Probate Court records show a filing by heirs in the Wollerscheid estate, located at a Maynard yard, asking the court to appoint an administrator with no bond. Interested parties must appear by the stated return day to object, with John C. Leghat presiding and Morlay P. Jordan as Register.
RB E Johnsfon reports that practical farming methods tested with farmers show value. Breeding focuses on timing and stock quality. feeding emphasizes balanced rations and water. sanitation prioritizes clean houses sows and pastures. marketing relies on price timing. timeliness covers weaning and finishing schedules.
Acton Center 4H garden club met last Friday with leader Mrs Leo Quinn of North Acton. Mrs Kal Kansanniva and family move into the Davis house on Davis road. Kansanniva is junior high principal and baseball coach at Acton High School. Marion L Towne of the Acton High School faculty is in Emerson hospital after appendectomy. Miss Eileen Callanan visits West Acton parents after postgraduate nursing study in Baltimore. Herbert Schmitz, son of Edward A Schmitz, leaves Friday for a two week YMCA camp stay in Dunstable.
Mr and Mrs George B Clapp of West Acton announce the engagement of their daughter Geraldine to Wentworth Prentiss son of Mr and Mrs Frank S Prentiss of Stow Miss Clapp recently graduated from Acton High School where she was an honor student and essayist at graduation exercises
Six year old Miss Maralen Moody hosted a birthday gathering at her Pope Road home last Thursday. Attending were friends including John Kile Garlan Teddy Warpan Davi Lawson Anna Lois Linda Thompson Bobby Wailer Harl Priscilla Stegree Priscilla Stegree and Frank Tuttle.
Lost Pass Book No 11291 duplicate application received by Assabet Institution for Savings Maynard Massachusetts Treasurer Sidney H McCleary announces. Quarterly Trustees meeting set for July 1 1942 at 8 PM in banking rooms Maynard to transact business per president Howard A Wilson clerk.
The piece stresses keeping sharp tools away from play areas and ensuring stairs have handrails. It notes annual farm and rural fire costs at 200 million dollars and 8,500 fire deaths. Cautions include keeping hot liquids and matches out of reach and doorstep saucepan handles away from edges.
The Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station tested seven protein supplements on lambs to compare fattening effects. Each lamb received a standard ration of shelled corn, cornmeal, ground limestone, and salt alongside the protein-rich feed. Linseed meal was among the tested supplements.
Wheat becomes the cheapest component for poultry rations as farmers feed more wheat while the U S department of agriculture releases about 100 million bushels onto the market. The move aims to stabilize prices, affecting feed costs for poultry operations.
John J. Hagerty of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation announces Boston Loan Agency loans to dealers for rationed articles. Loans cover costs plus transportation, storage, insurance, and charges with a first lien as security. Eligibility requires substantial business in rationed items and prompt disbursement procedures.
State House laboring Massachusetts Civil Air Patrol volunteers, including many youths, will assist forest protection agencies in wartime firefighting. The unit began its duty at Burlington airport in Middlesex County as part of a nationwide plan for civilian fliers under the U S Agriculture Department and a cooperative agreement with the Army Air Corps.
General Douglas MacArthur named America’s father of 1942 by the National Father’s Day Committee. The list includes Vice President Henry A. Wallace, General Jimmy Doolittle, former ambassador to the Soviet Union B. O. Tes, and other notable fathers praised for balancing paternal duties with leadership roles.
Readers reflect on fatherhood beyond traditional roles while celebrating the 2024 Father’s Day. The piece notes diverse households and asks for recognition of caregiving, mentorship, and support within many family structures across communities.
The piece urges forethought and advance arrangements for pets before leaving home. It warns cats and other animals may sense disruption, hide or roam, risking becoming strays if not properly looked after. Families should arrange trustworthy care before departure.
In a plea from J Roberts Sellar, president of the Animal Rescue League, owners are urged to arrange for their pets before departure to avoid abandonment. He advises contacting dearest welfare organizations and stresses many desertions are unintentional due to delays in planning.
San Francisco hosts a permanent collection of fourteen outstanding sculptures by French masters, now resting in the city's Legion of Honor Palace. The display marks a significant cultural contribution to regional arts and showcases some of France's greatest sculptors.
Fragmentary note describes May rake at home and sending a yeast aid. Reads like someone offering or requesting a yeast supply via a home remedy or domestic tip. Names and clear places are not recovered in readable text.
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