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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
7
A fragmented probate notice mentions Hampden and George counties with references to administrators and lack of surety. The readable text hints at an objection by an attorney and cursory judicial action without full details.
A notice indicates an attorney must appear in Cambridge at ten o clock in the forenoon on May third forenoon before the First Judge of the court. The document references years around 1949 and names P Jordan and other minor details.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings will hold its annual meeting in the banking rooms on Tuesday June 5 1945 at 5 o clock p m Samuel Hoar President Mass May 14 1945. The notice also contains a probate citation urging the appearance of a guardian and possible contest with details about dates and court deadlines.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notices summon interested persons in Maynard. A petition seeks to change the petitioner’s name to Har Aack, with appearances required in Cambridge Court by 10 o clock in the forenoon on the specified dates in 1945 and 1946. Notices dated April 27 and May 3 10 17 list proceedings and the register signer Loring P. Jordan.
In Middlesex Probate Court the estate of Nelson H Tenney of Acton is opened. Danforth W Comins of Concord is praying for administration of the estate as public administrator.
In a rough timber of a sports page the Concord Hine Leah team leads with Winslow Hallowell and Jack Clay pacing the batting. Tennis scores show Ware defeating Drake and Rosender overcoming Ward in two and three set matches with several mixed results among players from Middlesex and Worcester teams.
Notice records a lost deposit book numbered 40943 with payments to be made through The Constitution for Savings by W. S. Smith assistant in Concord Massachusetts dated May 9 1945.
Massachusetts notices announce a petition in Middlesex County Probate Court for Vanderbelt Green to sell certain private real estate. Interested parties are instructed to file written objections by the return day, May 20, at Cambridge. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge.
The Middlesex Probate Court receives a petition from Ethel M Wetherbee of Maynard requesting probate of the last will of John F Lovell, late of Maynard, in the county. The petition seeks appointment of executors and validation of the will under the court’s supervision.
A public notice announces an eight unit housing or space approval affecting Oak Place with details about financial figures and involved parties Savings and McCleary. The document references a trust or law related process and a tentative schedule for action.
Maynard graduate Lincoln St Pacediinghed was named head of the Central Massachusetts Internal Revenue Division with headquarters in Framingham. He succeeds Currie of Gardner, who resigned after 15 years. Pacediinghed, a four year senior deputy in Framingham, has worked in most division offices and emphasizes helping the public with tax problems. He plans continued cooperation between taxpayers and the IRS. He is a Ward High School graduate and completed a business course at COURS. He is active in the State Guard with a commission in the 21st Regiment.
The hospital reports April 1945 totals: 45 surgical, 25 medical, 30 obstetrical, 9 accident, 8 automobile, 1 other. 92 x rays, 247 lab tests. 126 admitted, 124 discharged. 38 in hospital on April 1, 40 on April 30. infants born 30. outpatients 80. Daily average 32.02. prior year daily average 38.06. No deaths. Operators formed 57. Largest in Satan, smallest 4x hospital, 24 admitted during April.
Partial readable OCR piece mentions Acton and County but lacks clear action or full context. Contains stray words and punctuation making it hard to determine event, date, or entities beyond likely geographic references.
Citizens are urged to bundle newspapers magazines and mixed paper separately for pickup. Boy Scouts and volunteers should report to the old Concord town patch for a drive to clear ice and debris. Contact Charles R. Voigt in Concord or Ace J. Damon in West to volunteer.
Concord unit members and local Girl Scouts gather for a regimental review preparation in June. Sergt Dartelle V Fox and Pfc H Cuchan are noted for service at the Army canteen in Boston during the seventh war loan drive. Officers and NCOs attend a South Boston school session ahead of the event.
Thomas Callehan of Radford marks his 200th consecutive day of combat as a member of the crack Hard Tank Battalion. He served in Sicily Italy and France and participated in invasions at Gaeta Salerno and the Riviera. The unit landed at Bloody Salerno and aided the advance to Rome and Piombino before striking along the Riviera coast with the 86th Division.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Legion or group meeting with references to sects and a building. It mentions a commander and a monthly session. Some lines reference world war two veterans among members.
The historic house will reopen for another season with weekend hours on Saturdays and holidays. The notice mentions October 14 and indicates the venue remains accessible to the public during these times.
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