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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
7
A fragmented OCR readout announces a quarterly meeting of a savings bank board. It mentions an address, a time around the afternoon, and the president or chairperson presiding. The text is unclear on date and full names.
A fragile OCR note records a court bridge return day on the fifteenth day of March 1938. It mentions John C. Legant as First Judge of the court and references Loring P. Jorden with dates around March 30 and about 6, 18.
The Massachusetts Probate Court invites all interested parties to object to the petition for the appointment of Peter Conant as administrator of the Abbie estate. Objections must be filed before ten o'clock A.M. on the twenty-eighth day of March, 1838, with John C. Leggat, First Judge, presiding. Loring P.F. Jordan, Registrar. March 23, 1838.
A notice notes two books missing under a legal process. The entry mentions a missing item in an official record and indicates a forthcoming action to recover or address the loss.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an Okie yesterday and a sister, with unclear names and places. The readable elements provide little context about event, location, or persons.
The reading describes a probate court matter in Cambridge where the last will is probated and interested parties must file a written appearance by April 15 1938 or object. It lists Judge Jude of the court and Register Loring Jordan with dates in 1938.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court in Middlesex guides interested parties about a petition to probate a will. The case seeks appointment of an executor with bond and invites written appearances by those wishing to object by March 24 1938. Loring P. Jordan register notices dates March 16 23 30.
A petition is filed in Massachusetts probate court concerning the estate of Ceyrkee late, seeking court action on part or all of the decedent’s property without bond. Interested parties or their attorneys must file objections before ten o clock on the fourth day of the return day in 2988. Judge: First Judge of the ad mes ng.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts a petition is presented in probate for the last will and estate of Aurelius L. Lawrence late of Acton deceased. The instrument allegedly purports to be the will and Howard A. Wilson of Maynard is named in connection with the filing. The court action seeks wardship or validation of the document.
Auction at Pine minutes after three oclock P M on the pine property near Nashoba Brook. Two parcels described with bearings and distances traceable through South Acton and Nashoba roads, railroad and Keefe lands. Sale subject to tax titles and mortgage terms. purchaser to pay cash for part and balance within fifteen days. Beni F Smith, Treasurer, 1938.
A petition for probate of a will for Ada, late of Maynard, is filed seeking an administrator with will annexed. The mortgage holder Perkins Aye Frat paring husband and wife joint tenants, plan a sale of a Wald county property with listed fixtures including furnaces, mantels, and light fixtures on the eighth day of April, 7998, at twelve o clock.
Distribution figures and monetary values appear garbled with references to 1904 and annual payments. The readable parts mention 500 000 and 506 000 amounts and a distribution schedule, but missing context prevents a clear event or entity identification.
The Maynard Licensing Board announces an application under Chapter 138 by Maynard Country Club, Inc. for a license to sell wines and malt beverages seven days a week at 4 Brown Street, Watd, in a one story building with main hall, kitchen and veranda. Patrick A. McGrath chairs, Donald A. Bert secretary, A. R. Champagne signs for the Board of Selectmen.
A regional agricultural group heard Roy Be. Pes from State College discuss The ABC of Farm Credit on March 23. The program highlighted school education and physical training initiatives for girls and reported plans for later sports and cultural activities.
The concert by the OM folk group was sponsored by the Methodist Church and friends. The program featured choruses and soloists with high praise for serious and humorous selections. Notable pieces included "Row Your Boat" and "Carry Me Back to Virginia" with performances by Ches Rosberg and Mrs. Corning among others.
An OCR fragment reports firemen being alerted by distant sounds near Concord and Har Well roads and a Pike Road area. The text mentions George Haven and Parker estates, with notes of a Tuesday alert and a speed return. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
Fragmented notice records Mr and Mrs Aimar of Central Street returning home for the winter from Northboro. References to Mrs Penatud Wallace Polterd and Rev and Mrs A Ww imply hospital or home improvements at Massachusetts General Hospital and Property status.
Fire crews responded to a series of grass and automobile fires this forenoon. An alarm from a box prompted quick dispatch as units battled flames near roadways and outbuildings, preventing further spread. No injuries reported.
The fragment notes a girl manager’s expected role or arrival, with unclear context and missing specifics.
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