02 May 1946
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
1
Several probate notices in Cambridge Mass from Middlesex Probate Court request objections to appointments of administrators or administratrix for estates in Maynard. Names include Maryski alias Mary ski and Elizabeth Buckley with May 1946 return dates. The notices cite judges John C. Leggat and registers Loring P. Jordan.
In the Probate Court of Massachusetts Acton residents seek appointment of Dorothy Franklin of Yonkers New York as administratrix of Mildred F Dus late of Acton. A petition for appointment with surety is filed. Interested parties must object by ten in the forenoon on May 1946 at Cambridge. John C Leggat First Judge and P Jordan Register oversee.
Probate Court docket states an application by the estate of Ignacy Ignaty Malduk for license to sell real estate. Interested persons may appear to object. appearance required by law. Proceeding noted as April ninth in the year of our Lord 1900.
In the matter of John Yanuskiewicz ayward estate the court is asked to determine the amount of money needed for expenses for the lot and its care following the decease. The matter appears before the court with appearance by John C. Leggat Esquire assistant judge on April 11 1946. N P Jordan Register. Avr 18 25 May 2
The estate of John W Fayton of Maynard is before the court asking that Ethel M Fayton be named in charge of the estate without furnishing a bond. Witness John C Leggat Esquire, Judge, dated April 24 1946.
Middlesex probate court assesses a trust under the Parker will in Concord as Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company seeks authority to compromise a claim against the First National Bank of Boston for monies deposited and allegedly withdrawn. Objections must be filed by the third day of May 1946 with the return day set for April 18, 25, and May 2.
The estate of Michael Kochnowicz of Maynard seeks Jenny Kochnowicz of Maynard to be appointed administratrix without bond. Objections should be filed by May 6, 1946, with Loring P. Jordan, Register. Apr 18 25 May.
Deposit Book No. 43901 is lost and payment is stopped. Notice is given by W. S. Smith Assoc. Treasurer of the Middlesex Institution for Savings in Concord Massachusetts dated April 29, 1946.
Many local farmers attended a lime spreading exhibition conducted at Frank Schofield's farm on Old Connecticut Path in Cochituate and at Arthur Fisher's on Wayland road in Sudbury last Monday and Tuesday. About 120 tons were spread by a truck from Waltham under the Agriculture Association. Concord farmers seeking lime spreading details may contact Dewey J. Ryan at the Sudbury road office in Concord.
Concord. Mr and Mrs Bernard E Megin formerly of Long Street marked their fifth wedding anniversary last week. Mrs Megin was Mary Thomas and they wed in Watertown. Coach Megin is Concord High School football coach athletic director and director of physical education. They have three children and he served as a US Navy lieutenant in World War II. Due to a housing shortage they now reside at Watertown.
The Compton rural cemetery once serving early California settlers has been accepted by Los Angeles County as a historic landmark to be preserved.
A Maynard groom Matthew T. King postpones honeymoon to preside at the Maynard town meeting. Concord tax rate set at 38.20 dollars, down 1.40 from last year. Rev. Smith Owen Dexter former rector of Trinity Church dies in Cambridge at 64. Woman's Union stages Chinese play Mae Tsung directed by Mrs. George W Brothers, Mrs George Ericxson and Robert Fletcher.
Three bicycles were stolen while attendees John Reese James Dee and John Flavin were at a mission service at St Bernard's Church. Police urge witnesses to come forward and provide details of the thefts.
Corp Robert S F Rhodes of State Police is rushed to Emeson Hospital for an appendectomy. Rev Robert Walker chaplain speaks before Maynard DeMolay.
Five years ago Mrs. Charles H Towle was elected regent of Old Concord Chapter DAR. Exalted Ruler Maurice McWalter named the Elks annual committee for the coming year at Concord Lodge.
Concord mothers and sweet hearts visit boys in training at Camp Edwards. Thomas Mc Grath discovers Lexington man's body, a carbon monoxide victim. Rotary marks 10th anniversary with Burleigh L Pratt as chairman and Ten Pin Club bowlers led by Alice Burke.
Emily Vickers and Matthew Dougherty joined in matrimony at St Bernard's Church in a ceremony shared with friends and family. The couple plans to celebrate with a reception in the town after the service.
Oscar Olson of Concord Junction and Mr. Knight of New York collide in front of Dr. Philip T. Flavin's house. Olson, driving a Ford, and Herbert Pennock visits Percy McCormick. Charles Hogan purchases a new Lexington sedan. Both cars are badly wrecked.
Attorney Frederick H. Chase of Great Meadows Road is sworn in as a special assistant U S Attorney General. Henry A. Laughlin Jr leaves for Montgomery Alabama to begin training as an aviation cadet.
Mrs J W Raymond and two children Ruth and Hilda visit Baboosie House Amherst New Hampshire while Concord YPSCE marks its 13th birthday. President Charles H Towle conducts service with a quartet including Benjamin Moody Mrs George Tewksbury and Mrs C W Benjamin.
Twenty five years ago Fred Loftus pitched for Bill Bulger's team and suffered a 4-3 defeat at Ayer. Bulger turned in a solid game at second base and Bob Williams also contributed strong defense and play.
Brick Wilder reports to Springfield and Dick Loftus is referenced in the note as a counterpart or connected figure. The fragment provides limited context and does not establish a full event or outcome.
An unfurnished two and a half room plus bath apartment in Sudbury is offered in exchange for light housework. Suitable for a man and wife. Interview by writing Box 20 Sudbury Post Office.
At a Grange meeting discussion focuses on whether a married man can operate a farm with greater financial success than an unmarried man. The forum explores economic factors and household support in farming life.
High School baseball team defeats Framingham 21 to 18 with a big first inning. E Loughlin played shortstop and contributed three runs two hits including a triple and a homer.
Census records show people living longer even as the wartime increase in children under five persists. The average age of the population continues to rise, reflecting shifting demographics.
Assessors report 43 of 351 Massachusetts towns show housing declines since 1940. Boston down 888 units, Lawrence 296, Lowell 188, Chelsea 182, Somerville 152, Everett 62 amid wartime moratorium. Electric use doubles in 20 years with one-fifth imported from Vermont. Massachusetts factories report near year-ago demand. metal trades down 26 percent, paper up 25 percent, textiles 13 percent, shoes 3 percent. Veterans unemployment aid eased slightly. weekly benefits around 1.6 million for veterans and 760 thousand for others. Petersham selects a new planning board at March town meeting.
Thomas Edward Kierstead of East Street Carlisle son of Charles E and Marie L Kierstead and former Navy veteran has joined the United States peacetime Regular Army for 18 months according to Captain George J Faneuf Station Commander United States Recruiting Service Lowell Post Office Kierstead attended Concord High School and had been employed as a farmer's helper.
Residents are reminded of the annual spring rummage sale to be held Friday May 3 starting at 10 o'clock in the vacant Adams and Bridges store on Commonwealth Avenue. Proceeds benefit the West Concord Girl Scouts and donations may be arranged through Mrs Archie Ferran at Concord 185 W.
Firefighters arrived at 3 10 a m Thursday to 58 Koreau street, where Nelson and Mrs Herne’s son Herold Herne a Marine veteran sleeping in bed woke to a fire. He leaped 15 feet from a second story window escaping burns. damage estimated at 100 dollars, confined to mattress and bed.
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