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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
8
In Cambridge County Emma B Quimby Acton seeks appointment of Shepherd of Cambridge as executor with surety. Object by May 10 1945 in Cambridge before the court. John C Leggat First Judge, May 2 9 16.
A probate court citation concerns Elvin Arthur Lyon of San Francisco and Susan Lyon seeking a marriage dissolution bond and alimony. Appearance is requested in Cambridge within 10 days from June 18, 1945, as stated by Judge John C. Leggat. King P. Jordan listed in notices dated April 26 and May 3 and 10.
A court notice requests a written appearance from the defendant in Cambridge before ten o'clock on the return day in April 1945. The document names attorney John C. Legeat and Register P. Jordan, with dates noted as May 8, 10, and 17.
A petition to appoint Danforth W. Coffing of Concord as public administrator for the estate of Nelson H. Tenney, late of Acton, was filed in Middlesex Probate Court. Objections or written defenses must be filed by the return day, May 18, 1945, before 11 a.m., with John C. Leggat, First Judge, presiding. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
Public notice of a mortgagee sale in Acton bound by a deed between Henry E F Bursaw and Beatrice J Bursaw and the Maynard Trust Company. The description includes plan lots, street boundaries, and a pending probate matter in Cambridge for Margaret J asyl ile status with a hearing set for May 18 1945.
The State House in Boston considers tagging hunters with a deer tag tied to licenses. The committee found the department can require tag use without new law, but the bill was killed. A revised license form may be drafted next year to implement the proposal.
Sudbury Town Hall to hear multiple applications including a request to keep 5000 hens and related supplies. The May 7 1945 8 p.m. session will address power line and mill concerns, with other cases involving personal and business property.
The sixty seventh commerce mdent exercises of Wellesley College will be held Sunday May 20 at Alumnae Hall with about 300 graduates. President Mildred H. McAfee will award the diplomas. Baccalaureate exercises take place at Memorial Chapel on May 19. Juan McIntosh Thompson is among BA degree candidates, with geography as her major.
The OPA said the new retail rule will set the lowest price level since passenger four-pay items. The ceiling will be $15.20 versus the former $16.05, a change from the 1942 through 1944 period when the ceiling for the same size item was $7.11.
At Blancard Hall a Boy Scout meeting announced merit badges and ranks. Richard Flint received assistant patrol leader and stamp collecting merits, John Byers earned second class pin, Donald Keyes earned art and merit badges and ward it badge, Peter Greens earned tenderfoot pin and community strip. Center platoon won the evening inspection, tied with South for most points. movies on scout work were shown. Rev Keith Munson praised the scouts while noting a lack of parent attendance.
Mr and Mrs Ernest H Beers announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Barbara Beers to Captain Stanley E of Air Force aboard the USS Conaoes mate at Jus ion University. The couple prepare for a future after his return from service lasting more than four years.
Fragmentary text reports on state House actions and a Republican push to grant a tax option for filing a state return. It mentions a memorial to Congress to exempt servicemen from income tax and notes measures for oration at a current session. Names and places are garbled.
Announcement invites bids for a mail route between Boston and Lexington via Bedford. Proposals due May 8 1945 with a $100 bond and potential annual payment details. site contact is the Bedford Post Office clerk.
Local volunteers gathered Saturday for a solid site effort at the Chissae of Christ. Committee members and residents joined the event, with thanks given to Aba Mrs Frederi and Mrs William for their support.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Mac Rae Funeral Home for Andrew Edwardson 78 a resident of Concord since Monday. Minister Kenneth Ralph Teed of West Concord Union Church officiated and burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Bearers and attendees included family and friends from Concord, Wakefield, and nearby towns. Edwardson and his wife had marked their wedding anniversary at Shire Road home.
Community charity drive for a sale at the Veterans building next Wednesday opens at 10 o clock. Mrs Robert Ramsay coordinates contributions while the committee lists Mrs Winthrop Sargent and others. The event collects clothing and other items from volunteers to aid the cause and support families in need.
A local event titled The Oh She Pin En deavor raises funds for the church music program. Organizers invite the community to attend and support the effort.
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