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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1941
Page
5
Payment ad iddlesex Institution for Sav hy. J. W. Ballou assistant treas. rd Mass ary 25 19 Feb 26 Mar 6 12. Lost book per notice under law, deposit book missing and payment details unclear.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court announces petition for the estate of Clara M Turner late of New Hampshire for appointment as executrix. Interested parties may appear in court on March 21, 1941 at ten o'clock in the forenoon to object. attorn ey should file appearance. Court date noted February 24, 1941. Loring P Jordan, Register March 5, 1912?
The free course led by instructor Charles Leibman finishes with students confident of passing the pure merit exam. A hundred questions cover Meteorology Navigation and Rules or Regulations in three parts. The government offers three answering modes, making the test easy after three hours.
In Hartford and surrounding towns, the 1769 curfew tradition persists in Wethersfield and Farmington. The 110 year old Farmington bell rings nightly on volunteer basis, while Wethersfield’s First Church bell, recast in 1875, has sounded for over 232 years led by longtime ringer Charles Adams and family. Funds run low but the curfew endures despite occasional gaps.
Report from the local field notes activity during a Sunday aviation event. Over fifty cars parked along Farm Road as instructors and students offered rides and lessons, with crowding and cooperation improving service. Several assistants assisted, a few riders delayed, and staff planned better reservation habits for weekends.
A physician describes phenothiazine as a potential antiparasitic for livestock, noting cows fed the drug produce pink milk that remains usable for days in warm rooms. Howell envisions it as a low cost method to remove internal parasites from horses and domestic animals, with experiments cited on efficacy and practicality.
Framed by a WPA recreational meeting in Bol, Troop 1 and Troop 2 members received their Tenderfoot pins as part of the Girl Scout birthday celebrations. Named attendees include Laura Baldwin Laura Osgood Helen Purcell Lillian Roilier Jane Petty Ann Williams and Geraldine Mutti.
Washington reports federal income tax collections surpass the four billion dollar mark for the year, with March payments still outstanding. Analysts anticipate year-end totals exceeding five billion as additional withholdings and payments are recorded into the next month.
The board will hold McKinney's application on file as the present emergency grows more serious. A veteran statement questions capabilities while a cab driver and a tank skills remark surface in the fragmentary notes.
Cedar Falls voters can join the Cedar Falls Art association for one year with a single dollar. The idea, championed by Ferrier Nuhn, aims to bring painting within the reach of the average pocketbook. An art gallery already showcases works by Iowa artists.
An unclear clipping mentions Boise and a possible expense account tactic linked to reducing divorces. The fragment lists scattered terms and names, offering no coherent details or actions.
Boston reports on defense contracts valued at 1 090 782 169 awarded to New England manufacturers since June 13. The New England Council will hold its 62nd quarterly meeting at the Providence Biltmore Hotel to discuss how New England can maximize its contribution to national defense.
A partial, unclear text references a shoe described as a 16d four horse design with lighted green candies at each end. The source text is fragmented and lacks coherent context or named entities.
The Catholic Daughters of America schedule a social for March 18 with Mrs. Her bard A. McKenna in charge. State Patrolman and Mrs. Michael Shea at 495 Main Street receive congratulations on birth of a daughter born March 2 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs. Frederick Wy Taylor hosts Testing o seta Grange event. Mrs. Margaret A. Bent of Nine Acre Corner shows improvement after recent illness. Helping Hand Society Tea at the Weis Tattcher home on Thursday. hostesses include Mrs. Hannah Evoe and Mrs. Lena Fletcher. Benefits at church planned this Wednesday evening. Various ladies named in a list of organizers and hosts.
Félix known as a freeman of Nortly Square who kept rats from stores is dead after a hit and run. His body was found yesterday morning in a snow bank. He will be missed by storekeepers customers and Hudson Street School pupils who sometimes followed him to school.
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