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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1939
Page
7
A fragmented notice indicates a deposit book has been lost, triggering concerns among customers and the local financial office. The incomplete text hints at a search or replacement process but provides few specifics on location or dates.
A probate petition to appoint R Sanborn of Acton as executor of the estate of a deceased resident was filed in the county court. The petition seeks administration without a bond and an appearance deadline is set for noon on the eleventh day of May, 939, with Judge first and Loring P. Jordan as register.
In Maynard county a petition to appoint Augusta Schneider as guardian of a person deemed insane was filed by a relative. The action seeks legal guardianship under the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health statutes. Judge Hohn C. Tengat presides with Spring P. Jordan as Register. dates noted March 1939.
The notice lists mourners for a long life funeral held March 13 in Leominster. Attending family included Judson D and other relatives from Lancaster Townsend and surrounding towns. Funeral arrangements were led by Guy Power of Maynard.
Petition seeks Robert Hartn of Maynard to be appointed administrator with will annexed of an estate in Cambridge jurisdiction. Bond and surety required. Court set to hear writ of summons at Cambridge Superior Court on April 7 1939. citation date noted March 2 1939 with registrar signature.
Creditors and all interested parties are warned of the trust estate left by Betsey Anna in Catskill. The orphans court requires filing claims by the 24th day and 39 in the native city of BGS. John C. Leggat and Loring P. Jordan are named officials in this proceeding.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court requires interested parties to file written appearances by March 24, 1939, objecting to the first account filed by Clarence V. Twitchell and George Wright as trustees of the estate of Betty Anna Twitchell of Attle in the county. The notice lists court officials and dates March 8, 15, 22, as part of the process.
Maynard’s baseball team will compete in the Middlesex league with a 58 game schedule this spring. Captain Frank Wojtkiewicz leads the squad with James Fava as manager as Coach Rég Sawyer prepares tryouts after a late snowstorm. The opening Patriot's Day game is at Concord, followed by seven weeks of three games weekly, ending at Marlboro.
A proverb warns that excessive modesty becomes a flaw. It cautions against underestimating oneself and missing opportunities due to timid self-presentation.
The Maynard Sealer of Weights and Measures, William H. O Brien, gives notice under state law that all merchants using scales or measuring devices must bring them in for testing, adjustment, and sealing. He will attend at the Sealer of Weights and Measures office at 47 Great Road for Maynard residents and local businesses.
Middlesex probate court issues a citation in the estate of Henry M Lane late of Cambridge Center County. Altina Fatira Batt of Cotidora requests probate of a will naming her executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in person by April 12, 1939 before the First Judge Wilfred C. Leggatt. Mar 21 1939. Apr 5 1939.
The record shows Manty with the highest string at 536 610 598 and the top total 367 in 1963. Farrell posts a high string of 226 and Oates records a top total of 288.
In a foggy apartment block, Ed and Mrs Mink clash over a moving day delay while neighbors Eila, Aticia Gravel, and Bud react to a clock and teeth pulling plan. A history of old acquaintances and tensions threads through a crowded hallway as repairs proceed and plans unfold.
Maynard Dramatic Club sponsored a pupils contest at the Auditorium with siktec pupils, eight boys and eight girls in elimination rounds. Virginia Taylor led the girls with first prize, while Eero Hémonen topped the boys. Prizes ranged from $10 for first to $2 for fourth, judges included local educators, and the program featured mime by the high school orchestra led by Mullin.
A lost savings book notice appears for Book No 8922. Identification and authentication required for replacement by the saver KE McCledty, Tretia, Maynard, Massachusetts. Date cited May 8 1989.
Mrs A J Torelett attended a meeting of telephone operators at the Hotel Hawthorne in Salem. Representatives from the Central District were present. Mrs Witham Conquest of Ethe ley Road underwent a operation at Emerson hospital last Saturday and is recovering.
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