Massachusetts Probate Court Licenses Sale of Real Estate
In the Worcester County probate proceeding for Lucy C. Davis late of the county a license to sell real estate has been presented to the court. An appearance must be filed before ten o clock noon on the thirteenth day of March 1942 as the return day. John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. Joring P Jordan Register. Feb 26 Mar 6 12. Objects may be filed to oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealth of
Massachusetts
Probath Court
Lucy C. Davis
Said
Courtridge
Tion
John C. Leggat
Joring P. Jordan
Register
Ess
John
Leggat
el- Hirst
Loring P. Jordan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Katri Pietila
Maynard
Cambridge
John ©. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jonsan
Lost deposit book notice and a divorce petition entry
A lost deposit book 4507 notice appears from Institution for Savings in Massachusetts with payment stop orders. Probate Court records show a divorce petition where Gertrude Varney seeks a divorce from her husband on grounds of extreme intoxication cruelty and neglect with maintenance demands and a court appearance required within twenty one days. The notice is dated February 1942 and lists court officials, dates, and filing details.
Appointment of Albert Larkin as administrator for Larkin estate
The Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites all interested in Harry EB Larkin late of Maynard to object to Albert Larkin of Maynard being appointed administrator without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before ten oclock in the forenoon on March six, 1942. Witness John C. Leggat, first judge, February 14, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Harry EB. Larkin
Maynard
Albert Ef. Larkinty
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Judea
Loring P. Jordan
Foreclosure Authority Sought On Concord Mortgage
The Middlesex Institution for Savings filed a bill in the Massachusetts Land Court seeking authority to sell three adjoining parcels totaling about 84 556 square feet on Elm Street and Musketaquid Road in Concord. Creditors warn that Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act protections may apply. parties must answer by March 23, 1942 or be barred from challenging the foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Payne
Ann Mellor Payne
Concord
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Elm Street
Musketaquid Road
Middlesex
County South District Registry of Deeds
Boston
John Fe, Fenton
Esquire
Charles A. Southworth
Tin Salvage Stations Set Up in Massachusetts Drug Stores
Marlboro druggists hear that 2100 Massachusetts drug stores will host official tin salvage stations for empty collapsible metal tubes. Garth Chambers says druggists should provide boxes and display notices. residents are urged to return tubes with purchases. Tubes will be sent to manufacturers to fund charitable donations via the Pharmaceutical Association and NAB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Mar
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Garth Chambers
Massachusetts Committee of Public Safety
Botoh
Chambets
Samuel Ilverman
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association
Chambers
War Production Board
National Association of Retail Druggists
Annual S. A. Appeal Now On in Acton
The 1942 Salvation Army drive kicks off in Acton with Lowell H. Cram leading the group and Horace F. Tuttle as campaign treasurer. Donations may be given to Tuttle until letters arrive, with official collectors soon named and the goal set at 250 dollars for the local emergency fund. Sponsors include W. Stuart Allen Arthur Fr Blanchard Robert TM M. Powell Mrs. Genevieve Creeley Dr. Wendell F. Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Salvation Army
Actons
Lowell H. Cram
Horace F. Tuttle
Agai
Mr.Cram
Friends of the Organization
Tuttle
Arthur
Blanchard
Robert
M. Powell
Genevieve Creeley
Wendell F. Davis
William B. Feely
Frank A. Merriam
Clare A. Milbery
Harry B. Roberts
William Henry So
Acton Whist Party At Grange Lecturer Home
A whist party hosted by Mrs. Mary Spinney will take place at the Grange Lecturer’s residence on School Street West Acton. The event is set for March 6 with play to start at 1:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Mary Spinney
School ‘Street
West Acton
Probate Court hears petition to sell Katri Pietila estate
Middlesex probate court deals with a spendthrift estate of Katri Pietila of Maynard. A petition seeks license to sell real estate at private sale for investment. Those wishing to object must appear in Cambridge Court by 10 a.m. on the specified date.
Lost Book Deposit No 36773 Notice
Notice states Deposit Book No 36773 is lost and presents payment stopped against Middlesex Institution for Savings. Signed by J. W. Ballou Assistant Treasurer Concord Massachusetts dated March 3, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Institution
Sauthes
J. W. Ballou
Asst
Treas
Concord
Maas
Missing law notice for Jane Middlesex Institution 1942
Lost notice for Jane Middlesex Institution for Law Gent by J W Ballou Assistant Treasurer Mass February 21 1942 with entries February 6 and March 12. Identifies notice number 42473.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Middlesex Institution For Law
J. W. Ballou
Treas
Mass
Miss Washburn Urn Selected by D A R Group
The Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution select a high school senior for Good Citizenship Pilgrim. Miss Claria Washburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Washburn, 28 River Street, may attend the D A R state conference in March at the Copley Plaza Hotel and could be chosen to represent the school in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Misa Claria Wasburn
C. D Washburn
River Street
Youth Defense Auxiliaries urged for wartime effort
Samuel Ericsson outlines how American youth under military age can help. He promotes Youth Defense Auxiliaries linked to local Defense Councils and invites ideas from patriotic boys and girls and guidance from teachers to aid national defense during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Office of Civilian Defense
Washington
Samuel Ericsson
Office of Defense
Defense Council
Ericsson
Acton Unity Class Meets as Blood Drive Prompts Fund Support
Mrs. Roy Whitcomb led Acton Unity Bible Class at Mrs. A Leasher's home with a light repast. Lieutenant Marion Wilmot announced all motor corps class members passed their tests and Pauline Bursaw will teach stretcher art at 2:30 Friday at South Acton fire station. ARP class hear Pauline Bursaw Wednesday on War Gases. Blood donors are urged by the Red Cross to provide transport to Boston and back free of charge. Edison and gas utility officials will present a public utilities program with local leaders. An AWOL veteran from Bedford Hospital was picked up by Officer Norman Perkins and returned there after prior incidents. A farewell for William Merriam precedes his imminent departure to duty with the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Whitcomb
Acton Unity Bible
A. Leasher
Motor Corps
Marion Wilmot
Pauline Bursaw
South Actoh
American Red Cross
Mariah Wilmot
Boston
Acton High School
Edison Company
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Harold Clapp
Acton Water Department
William Kazakas
Acton Street Department
Michael Foley
George T. Priest
Maynard Fire Department
Norman Perkins
Acton Police
Bedford Hospital
Bedford
Foley
William Merriam
Universalist Church
Young
Merriam
Armed ‘Forces
Papers Strewn Road After Route 2 Truck Collision
A Route 2 collision near Wheeler's Corner North Acton left cars and eight tons of paper scattered along the road. Elliott Phelps of Burlington Vermont drove toward Boston at 3 00 am when a truck carrying eight tons of paper to be reclaimed, piloted by Martin L Bast Jr of North Cambridge, sideswiped his vehicle. Bast fled but was caught in Ayer by Acton police Chief Michael Foley and faces charges for leaving the scene and failing to stay right. Papers were blown through woods and across fields along the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Wheeler’s Corner
North Acton
Elliott Phelps
Burlington
Vermont
Boston
Martin L. Bast, Jr
North Cambridge
Phelps
Best
Ayer
Michael Foley
District 64 Selectees to Enter Service at Fort Devens
A group of selectees from District No 64 will depart Saturday for induction into military service at Fort Devens. The district includes Maynard Acton Bedford Concord Wayland Sudbury and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Devens
Maynard
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Wayland
Sudbury
Lincoln
Prowl reports near Kingsley home prompt police response
Police investigated two prowlers seen near Mrs. Carrie Kingsley's Newtowne road residence around 2:00 this morning. Also noted are comments from the Ladies' Auxiliary urging home nursing training amid nurse shortages, and a report on Carole Lombard defense bond activity.
Concord Civic and Fraternal Meetings Schedule Notice
Concord notices list events at homes of Watson and Hansen this week. Navy member Robert Dempsey visited family. Public school classes resume after winter break. Elks meet March 10 with Maurice McWalter presiding. Corinthian Lodge and Concord Council attend Masonic Temple and K of C meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dempsey
United States Navy
Anna Demposy
Belknap Court
Junk iron graves markers found in Greater Boston
Metal markers from veterans graves were found in Greater Boston junk collections. A Gold Star mother alerted the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety salvage division. Richard Cunningham of the American Legion urged severe penalties and imprisonment for junk dealers who trade veterans markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
Richard Cunningham
American Legion
Cunningham
Boston Flower Show Date and Ticket Details
Acton Garden Club members Mrs Elwin Hollo well and Mrs Lynne Townsend announce the annual Spring Flower Show runs March 16 to 21 at Horticultural Hall Boston. Tickets may be reserved locally at a reduced rate through the club before March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Acton
Horticultural Hall
Elwin Hollowell
Lynne Townsend
Acton Garden Club
Great Wealth He Who Owns Land Law Maxim
A compact legal saying notes that wealth and property ownership elevate status and influence, framing land as a key source of power in society. The maxim emphasizes the social value tied to landholding and its link to status and opportunity.
Do You Bake at Home Grand Took Book of Yeast Recipes
Free book offer from Standard Brands Inc seeks postcard requests for a comprehensive collection of yeast bread and cake recipes. Include name and address, sent to 691 Washington St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Brands Inc
Washington St
New York City
Adv
West Point Graduation Date Moved to May 29
Cadet John Anderson writes from West Point that the graduation has been advanced from June to May 29 this year. Anderson, a West Acton native and Acton high school graduate, expects assignment to California for further training soon after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
John Anderson
Carl B. Anderson
West Acton
West Point Academy
Acton High School
California
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Institution For Savings
Ney
Awealth
Qwardyie Varney
Parts
Art
Gertrude
Court Bridge
Buckley
Canada
The
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Smith Brothers
Smith Bros
Pinknam
Committee On Public Safety
Ira
Marcellinus
Plan Sudbury
Charles H .Way
Carrie Kingsley
Newtowne Road
Bastlety
American Legion Post
Roy Durkee
Durkee
Red Cross
Carole Lombard
National Defense Board
National Organization
Walter Black
South Acton
Frances Blake
Biddeford
Maine
Lorraine
Barbara Bursaw
Henry Bursaw
Jane Reed
Otis Reed
Blake
P. S. of Evangelical Procured
Melvin Watson
Winthrop Street
West Concord
Karen Hansen
Walden Street
Concord Public
Concord Lodge of Elks
B. P. G. B. Hall
Main Street
Maurice McWalter
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
E. Payson True
Concord Cotectl
K. of C
Beld On
Colonial Network
Frank Forest
Walter Compton
Nat Brusileff
Mous
Lis
Waab Lawrence Whai Greenfield
Wawre Wsyb Rutland
Yankee Colonial Station
West Point Graduation
West Coast
Lydia Pinkham
Taiinkham
Nee Rion
Raabe
Raleigh Cigarettes
Ek Roe
O21
Broadway
Dept
Jeaean
Raleigh
River Station
Mian
Groweron
S Fleischmanns
Soglown
Sb. Baer
Nature
Tom
Doan
Doans
WNU
Grand, Central
U O Cirnd
Indndean
Dawa
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