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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
7
Massachusetts probate court lists interested parties in the Waino Finnila estate in Middlesex County. The notice directs filings and appearances before First Judge Legegat and Register Jordan with a deadline in June 1904.
Probate Court heard concerns from interested parties regarding the first account of Jonathan Davis Richard of Acton. Those who wish to object must file an appearance before ten o clock noon on the tenth day, with Judge Leggat presiding. Acknowledgment dated June 22.
Fragmentary OCR shows a court entry naming a judge and a dated filing action. Text mentions a Bee rst Judge and a placeholder date in the court context.
Commonwealth of Middlesex Probate Court notices probate of Grace N Hall late of Acton. Bert Tam Hall petitions for probate of a instrument as last will and testament with executor without surety. Object if any by July 3 1944 before ten in the forenoon. Witness John C Leggat First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. June 15 22 29 1944.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court notice requests Harriet A. Colleigh of Acton be appointed administratrix of Emma A. Fogg estate without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 a.m. June 30, 1944. Judge John C. Leggat signs. clerk Loring P. Jordan notes June 15, 1944.
The probate court in Essex County Massachusetts notices interest in the estate of Hale Very of Marblehead. Edward M. Very and Mary C. Very are cited to be appointed executors without bond unless objections are filed by an attorney and entered in court by June 26, 1944. Register Loring P. Jordan signs the notice.
Lost book notice states a deposit book A016 is missing. Issued by Middlesex Institution for Savings in wcord Massachusetts with J W Ballou assistant treasurer listed. Date 1944.
The estate of Caroline T Low and others in the county of Middlesex is cited for administration. The hearing is set for July 17, 1944 at Cambridge in the said Court, with objections to be written and presented by then. Witnesses Gen Leggat and others sign the record.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court record listing all interested parties in the inn of Christopher Wilson of Maynard. The notice directs any objector or attorney to file a written appearance in court on the forenoon of the seventeenth, with dates noted June and July 1944. John C. Tihde at Comet, Loring P. Jordan, Register.
Commonwealth of Macbachusette Middlesex ss Probate Court invites all heirs and legatees to appear in the forenoon of July seventeenth, 1944, to present final account in the estate of Sedwelith late of County. The register dates are June 2 and July 6, 1944.
In PROBATE COURT a person interested in Mamie Mayan’s estate has filed for probate of a document claimed as her will. The matter requires appearance before the court by July 17, 1948, or a bond arrangement may be required. Witness Judge John Legrat. Registered June 23, 1940s.
A libelous filing has been presented to the court by Gladys Antognoni of Concord seeking a divorce from her husband Guido Antognoni. The case lists Middlesex as the venue with a request to dissolve the marriage bond.
A damaged notice indicates a bank deposit payment issue dated June 7 1944 and June 22 29 with unclear figures 43 and 31 and 200 percent. The fragment mentions Deposit Bank and payment related details needing clarification from the original record.
The Maynard Garden invites the public to share flowers for wounded soldiers at Fort Devens. Bring blooms to Mrs. Frank May at 31 Tremont Street by Thursday evening or Friday morning before 9 15. You need not be a Garden Club member.
Maynard War Service chairman Mrs. James Tobin announced this week that anyone interested in joining the Maynard Woman's Club can secure information. Described as open to members between the ages of 20 and 49, the notice invites inquiries.
The Concord Evangelical Free Church announces a gathering with prayer meeting at 8 pm and a sewing circle picnic supper at 6 30 pm. June 29. Guest speaker A Guiderson of Hill, NE will speak at 7 30 pm.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church on Walé en Street plans a Sunday morning service at 10 o'clock with Rev. John Elmo Wallace delivering the sermon and Marguerite L. Barnes in charge of organ music. Union of First Parish Unitarian church members to attend.
Sunday morning masses at St Bernard s Connertdy will be celebrated at 7 8 16 and 10 o'clock Our Lady Help of Christians West oncord offers masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 o'clock for parishioners in need of worship amid the Catholic churches notice board
Sunday services at 10 45 in the 10145 area. The first Church of Christ Scientist in Boston and its affiliates hold Sunday and weekday hours with a lesson sermon drawn from Bible citations. The service includes a Golden Text and readings from the Science Textbook.
Maynard Lutheran and Methodist churches announce July worship plans. On July 2 a Fort Pond outing opens with an 11:00 a.m. service. July 4 a Ladies Air meeting is hosted at 9 Grant TM street. Congregational and Methodist ministers will lead combined services all July as the Methodist church remains closed during the pastor's vacation.
Pastor Rev George A Koponen leads a midweek service Thursday at 7 30 p m followed by a social hour sponsored by Mr and Mrs Armas Kujala. Elders meet Saturday at 7 30 p m with a worship service then a vestry members meeting in the church hall.
Rev Norman C MacLean and Rev Kenneth W Teed of Union Church West Concord will speak this Sunday at 11 with Miss June Neeve as soloist. MacLean to Northfield Seminary June 28 to July 5 on Christian Endeavor faculty. Ladies Benevolent Society hosts bake sale with proceeds supporting local causes.
In the county probate court a petition requests recognition of a document claimed as the last will of Henry Peele of Acton and the appointment of an executor without bond. Interested parties may file a written appearance by July 0, with service at a designated address.
Commonwealth notice to heirs in Middlesex County citing a probate petition for a purported last will of Elizabeth Ann Ridgely of Maynard. E Morris of Hudson seeks appointment as executor without surety. return date set for July 2, 1944. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge. Regíster Loring P. Jordan.
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