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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
2
The article extols the Woman's club dressmaking classes as a model of helpfulness and Christian practice. It argues open sharing of knowledge benefits everyone and ties this spirit to global kinship, noting past secrecy hampered happiness and livelihood. It suggests utopia remains unreachable until universal cooperation is learned.
Maynard defeated Cohasset A A 58 to 35 on Friday night at Pastime. Cohasset played with four regulars, Briscoe late to arrive. Percy Taylor subbed. Maynard manager deducted a third of the $90 guarantee in protest after the rough game. Waldron out with shoulder injury. Kendall stepped in at center. Bower and Madden starred. Hurwitz led Cohasset. Maley refereed. Moran scorekeeper.
Maynard hosts at Rastime Hall and dominates Marlboros 57 to 15 in a late Mayard game concluding a five game series. Don Lent, a Mass Agricultural College standout visiting on vacation, came off the bench to spark the Marlboro effort.
Waldron, star of the local basketball squad, tore a shoulder in the Marlboro game last week and reinjured the same shoulder Thursday at North Adams. An X ray examination is planned and he hopes to rejoin the lineup if his condition allows.
A well attended Sudbury meeting of the Borough and Central Middlesex Pomonas discussed moving picture censorship and endorsed a Massachusetts bill. The Borough Pomona tabled the issue. Captain Cotting of Bedford spoke on wartime Italy, followed by a minstrel sketch with Charles Lamar at the piano and community banter about the price of admission.
Citations issued for Darby Ferguson of Concord and George Theodore of Maynard asking heirs creditors and interested parties to appear April 5 1920 and April 21 1920 respectively to show cause why letters testamentary or administration should not be granted Public notices must be published weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise and Maynard Enterprise respectively with copies mailed to known heirs within specified lead times.
Proceedings in Cambridge and Sudbury for Emily A. Gilmore and Abigail M. Parmenter estates. Administrator Prescott Keyes presents accounts. executor George A. Parmenter seeks license to sell estate realty. Court set for April 5 1920 with required service and publications in Concord Enterprise and Sudbury Enterprise.
Maynard residents petitioned, asking relocation and repairs to Great Ross from Sudbury Town line to the Stow Town line. The county ordered a viewing and hearing scheduled for April 15 1920 at Maynard selectmen’s office, with notices to be published and posted.
The heirs and next of kin are notified that Gertrude E Martell petitions for letters testamentary without bond on the Sarah P B Roberts estate. A probate hearing is set in Lam on April 5 1920 at 9 am to show cause. Citations published in Concord Enterprise and sent to known interested parties seven days prior.
To heirs and all interested persons in the estate of Naima Kujander late of Maynard Middlesex deceased intestate. A petition seeks letters of administration to Lydia Lehto of Maynard without bond surety. The court sets April 13 1920 at 9 am in Bridge Middlesex to show cause. Publication weekly in Maynard Enterprise for three weeks, last on day before court.
The subscriber is appointed administrator of Abi Haynes late of Sudbury Middlesex deceased in testate. All claims must be exhibited and all debts paid to Charles E. Waynes Adm and Leslie W Sims at Maynard. March 22 24-31-A.
Fragmentary medical note describes nocturnal coughing from bronchial irritation after flu. Mentions home remedies like honey and tar and references to soothing the tickling sensation that keeps people awake.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advertises an OTC cough and cold remedy labeled as non opiate and gentle on a delicate stomach. The copy notes a distributor at 178 Main Street Maynard Massachusetts and mentions customer suitability for children.
Middlesex ss PROBATH COURT to the heirs and all interested in the estate of Benjamin Hapgood late of Acton. Albion L. Millan petitions for letters testamentary without surety. Citations issue to appear at the Probate Court in Cambridge on April 5 1920 at 9 in the forenoon to show cause. Publication in Acton Enterprise weekly for three weeks. Witness George F. Lawton March 10 1920. F M BSTY Register. Mar 17 24 31
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court announces the estate of Evelina Davis White of Acton. John Sidney White petitions for probate as executor without bond. Public hearing set April 5 1920 at Middlesex County Bridge to show cause why the will should not be admitted. Notice to next of kin and interested parties via Concord Enterprise. Register F M Esty.
Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to William E Toomey heirs and other interested parties in Concord Massachusetts. Petition seeks letters of administration to Mary V Toomey of Concord. Court requires appearance April 1 1920 at 9:00 AM and public notice once weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise newspaper.
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