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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
13
The notice appears to deliver a confident information about land dealings in Ohio. It references Cleveland and a location with Bilthoree, suggesting a real estate or contest context. The exact purpose and parties involved are not fully clear from the fragment.
Whitman high school valedictorian for 1950 is Evelyn Harrington with Ruth and Frances, sisters who earned honors in 1944 and 1941 respectively. Probate Court notices estate of Harriet Pickard of Concord. Elizabeth R. Pickard is named administratrix without bond. Objections due by May 29 1950 in Cambridge.
To all persons interested in the estate of Bertha Mekkelsen of Acton in Middlesex County praying that Christine Mekkelsen of Acton be appointed administratrix of the estate. Petition filed May 31, 1950. Proceedings before John J. Butler, Register.
Probate court in Middlesex County orders unclaimed deposits held at Assabet Institution for Savings Maynard to be paid to the state treasurer. Citations require publication in Maynard Enterprise over three weeks and service on the Assabet Institution. Also notes several lost passbooks from Concord Co operative Bank and Middlesex Savings.
Legal notice lists debtors and heirs with last known residences in Acton Concord Sudbury and Fitchburg. Court decree requires copies to be sent to the Middlesex Institution for Savings and published weekly in Concord Enterprise for three weeks starting May 18, with first publication at least sixty days before court.
Bertha L Heyliger of Concord asks to be appointed executrix without bond in probate court for a will of Theodore G Heyliger late of Concord. The notice is dated April 27, 1950 with publication May 4 11 18.
Surviving trustees of the Adams will trust present their second account to the court for allowance for the benefit of the children of Mary Ogden Adams. Objects must be filed by the first day of May in the stated year.
Basic dough recipe using yeast milk sugar salt eggs and margarine yields soft dough. Steps include dissolving yeast in warm water and milk, mixing in sugar salt and flour, adding eggs and rind, kneading until smooth, rising until doubled, shaping into tea rings rolls or coffee cakes, and baking at 325 to 375 F for about 20 minutes. Memphis Tennessee ad copy offers a free Mealtime Marvels booklet.
The nation marks Armed Forces Day on the third Saturday in May with local observances. Officials urge community events to honor service members and reflect on national defense efforts.
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson issues a formal policy statement outlining defense priorities and strategic guidance for upcoming years. The document emphasizes national security objectives, organizational reform, and fiscal stewardship to strengthen U S military readiness and deterrence.
The armed services designate Teamed for Defense as the official slogan for the day to raise public awareness of the nation’s defense state. Naval vessels aircraft and airborne troops will be allocated to involve as many cities as possible, with civic religious and national groups aiding outreach and regional posts contributing to the effort.
U S Census Bureau estimates show Massachusetts 5 to 17 year olds near 900000 after a dip to 801000 in 1945 with annual gains around 30000. Worcester and Springfield retail sales in 1948 rose 143 and 137 percent since 1939. Yarmouth planning board reviews 2200 new lots this year. Massachusetts faces preventable disease deaths. health services urged under new union health law. Tourist hotel reservations up 10 to 15 percent for July and August per Federal Reserve data. Belchertown considers establishing an official planning board.
Residents here dream of green grass and flowers when Bill Love comes out from behind his whiskers. Love has his luxuriant beard shaved off each year with warm weather and then begins growing another crop of whiskers, a sure springtime ritual in town.
The mineral cryolite, vital for aluminum refining, occurs in large quantities only in Greenland, underscoring the territory's strategic importance for the aluminum industry and related industrial supply chains.
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