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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
12
The Massachusetts Probate Court has a filing from interested persons seeking action regarding Mary ki of Maynard and John C. Leggat as first judge. The matter references dates in April and May and is recorded by P. Jordan, Register.
In the Massachusetts Probate Court interest in Mildred F Bus Estate Acton is presented. Doron of Yonkers NY seeks appointment as trustee with surety. Attorneys must file appearance in Cambridge before ten in the forenoon on May 1946. Judge John C Leggat. Register P Jordan.
Probate Court cites objections to sale of Ignacy Malduk's real estate. A license to sell is sought. any objections must be filed by an attorney before ten in the forenoon on May 9, 1946, with John C. Leggat, Esquire, Jordan Register.
Proceedings list persons interested in the estate of John Yanuskiewicz and request court action on the amounts of money held for the deceased. The notice calls for appearances regarding payment allocations and claims, with John C. Leggat named as trustee and P. Jordan as register. Date referenced: April 11 with notices dated April 18 and May 2.
Probate Court in Middlesex handles a petition to appoint Elizabeth Buckley of Maynard as administratrix with will annexed of Willie Buckley also known as William Buckley late of Maynard. Objections must be filed by May 20 1946 in Cambridge.
In Middlesex Probate Court the estate of John W Fayton late of Maynard is presented for administration with Ethel M Fayton named as executrix without bond. Written appearance required at 11 o clock on May 20 1946. First Judge signs April 24 1946.
Middlesex ss probate court hears Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company as trustee file asking authority to settle by compromise or arbitration a claim against First National Bank of Boston for funds deposited by the late executor and misappropriated. Objections due by May 3 1946. Witness John C Leggat Esquire. April 13 1946.
Probate Court of Middlesex County hears petition in the estate of Michael Kochnowic of Maynard deceased naming Jenny Kochnowicz of Maynard as administratrix without bond. Attorneys may file appearance in Cambridge by May 10 1946. Witness John C Leggat. Register Loring P. Jordan.
Many farmers gathered at Frank Schofield’s farm on Old Connecticut Path in Cochituate and at Arthur Fisher’s on Wayland road in Sudbury for a lime spreading demonstration last Monday and Tuesday. A 120 ton spreader from Waltham operated under the Agriculture Association. Concord farmers seeking details should contact Dewey J. Ryan at the Sudbury road office.
Mr and Mrs Bernard E Megin marked their fifth wedding anniversary last week. Mrs Megin is the former Mary Thomas and the couple wed in Watertown. He is football coach and athletic director for Concord High School and director of physical education. They have three children and he served as a U S Navy lieutenant in World War II. Due to a housing shortage they now reside in Watertown.
The Compton rural cemetery, burial ground of early California settlers and pioneers, has been accepted by Los Angeles County as a historic landmark and will be preserved as such.
Memory Lane recounts Maynard events including Matthew T King marrying Rachael May Garfield delaying honeymoon to preside at Maynard town meeting Concord tax rate set at 38.20 dollars per thousand a 1.40 drop Rev Smith Owen Dexter former rector of Trinity Church dies in Cambridge at age 84 Chinese play Mae Tsung directed by Mrs George Brothers and Mrs George Erickson and Robert Fletcher Three bicycles stolen from John Reese James Dee and John Flavin during a St Bernard's mission Corp Robert S F Rhodes of State Police rushed to Emerson Hospital for appendectomy Rev Robert Walker chaplain speaks before Maynard DeMolay.
Mrs. Charles H Towle is elected regent of the Concord Chapter DAR. Maurice McWalter, Exalted Ruler, appoints annual committee for the coming year at Concord Elks. Concord women visit trainees at Camp Edwards. Lexington man dies from carbon monoxide. Rotary marks 10th anniversary with Burleigh Pratt as chairman. Alice Sige leads Ten Pin Club. Frederick H. Chase sworn in as special assistant U.S. Attorney General. Henry A. Laughlin Jr. departs for Montgomery to begin aviation cadet training.
The report lists Bridgeport in the Eastern League with several notes. DAR plans a Saturday coffee house with Emily Vickers and Matthew Dougherty uniting in marriage at St. Bernard's Church. Charles Hogan buys a Lexington sedan. Oscar Olson of Concord Junction and Mr. Knight of New York collide in front of Dr. Flavin's house. both cars wrecked. Olson drove a Ford.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Mass announces loss of Deposit Book No 35339 and that payment on the book has been stopped. W S Smith assistant treasurer dated April 29 1946.
Rumor notes an addition planned at the Wright Tay home with Mrs J W Raymond and two children Ruth and Hilda visiting Baboosie House in Amherst New Hampshire. Concord YPSCE marks its 13th birthday with President Towle leading service and a quartet. Grange discusses whether a married man can farm with greater financial success than an unmarried man. High School baseball defeats Framin 21 to 18 with E Loughlin at shortstop scoring three runs and hitting a triple and homer.
Fred Loftus pitching for Bill Bulger's squad suffers a 4 3 defeat at Ayer Bulger has a solid game at second base and contribution from Bob Williams. Brick Wilder reports to Springfield. Dick Loftus is noted in context.
Two and a half room apartment with bath in Sudbury offered in exchange for light housework. Suitable for a man and wife. For interview write Box 20 Sudbury Post Office.
Census data show people living longer even as wartime trends increase the number of children under five. The average age of the population continues to climb.
Local assessors reports show 43 of 351 towns with reduced residential activity in 1940. Massachusetts faces doubled electric use in twenty years, wartime home moratoriums affecting new construction, and veterans unemployment payments around 1.6 million weekly. A Petersham Town meeting elected a planning board.
Thomas Edward Kierstead of East street Carlisle son of Charles E and Marie Kierstead a former Navy veteran has joined the United States peacetime Regular for a period of 18 months Captain George J Faneuf Station Commander United States Recruiting Service Lowell Postoffice said Kierstead attended Concord High School and had been employed as a farmer s helper
Residents are reminded of the annual spring rummage sale to benefit the West Concord Girl Scouts. It will be held Friday May 3 starting at 10 o'clock at the vacant store of Adam and Bridges on Commonwealth Avenue. Public invitation and donations urged. contact Es. at Ferran, Congard number 185.
Firemen answered Box 27 at 3 10 am Thursday for a small blaze at Mr and Mrs Nelson Horne s home. A discharged Marine Corps member asleep in bed ignited the mattress and escaped by leaping from a second story window about 15 feet. Damage estimated at 100 dollars.
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