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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1960
Page
13
Local 4 H fair awards honor student Miss Waskiewicz for top dairy and bread project results. Judges recognize skill in animal care and baking, highlighting steady improvement and community involvement.
Miss Waskiewicz 16 of Amherst won the state prize for a dietetic orange cheese cake at the 1959 4-H dairy foods demonstration. Two Framingham seniors won the 1959 state 4-H team award. Barbara Brunell Cheshire 17 won a $50 savings bond and other honors. Demonstrations are conducted by the Cooperative Extension Service.
John Franklin Smith, 79, former Otterbein College speech and drama instructor, retired in 1950 after 33 years. He now works as a janitor at the college, saying a man can dignify any job as he keeps the gym tidy and cheerful.
A Massachusetts district officer explains that once insured individuals reach age 72, earnings do not affect monthly benefits. The guide covers when benefits start, how yearly earnings matter before 72, and where to get help in Marlboro, Concord, and Maynard offices.
A libel filed by Anne Lehto O'Dell alias Anne O'Dell and Anne Esther O'Dell seeks a divorce from Aubrey O'Dell of Crystal Beach Ontario Canada for cruel and abusive treatment. The court in Cambridge requires a written appearance within 21 days from May 2, 1960, with John C. Leggat Equire as First Judge and Joan V. Harvey as Register. dates listed March 10 17 24.
To all persons interested in the estate of Addie M. Burke late of Acton county deceased a petition is presented for probate of a document purporting to be the last will and testament of the deceased Henry Barker Burke of Acton seeks appointment as administrator with will annexed without bond objection deadline is March 17 1960 at Cambridge court witness John C Iggatt Esquire first judge of Reid Court dated February 19 1960 John V Harvey Register March 3 1017 Lost Book notice of replacement deposit book for J Parker treasurer read Feb 25 March 3 10
Stow residents are invited to attend five illustrated sessions titled Toward Understanding The New Testament at Maynard Methodist Church. The first topic next week is The Making of the New Gospels with Prof. Carl Purinton of Boston University. He holds degrees from Bates Yale and studied at the American School of Oriental Research. He is author of several works and editor of Journal of Bible and Religion.
The Sudbury Massachusetts Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on March 29 1960 at 8 00 P M in Town Hall on six petitions including subdividing New Bridge Road frontage, building a home on Lots 31 32 and 33 at Wood Avenue and Great Lake Drive with setbacks, a hen coop on Summer Street, expanding business depth in an Industrial Zone, permitting a country club golf course with related work on Concord Road and the construction of club house facilities with adjacent recreation and dining options.
About 38 percent of refined petroleum products travel by water, 36 percent by truck, 20 percent by pipeline and the rest by railroad tank car according to the American Petroleum Institute.
Notices announce probate requests in Middlesex County for Chester B Robbins Leo J Noon Frank Soracce Susanne Morence late of Concord and Acton. Executors and administrators seek appointment without bond and cite return dates March 15 18 1960 with appearances required and witnesses Reverend John C Leggat Esquire.
Estate of K. Paul Hilander of Maynard requests Tyyne Keto of Arlington Virginia be appointed administratrix with will annexed without surety. Objections must be filed by March 21 1960 at 9 00 in the forenoon at the court before the First Judge.
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