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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
15
Scattered phrases mention bronchitis coughin spasms and blood related concerns. The text reads as a garbled OCR fragment with references to Maynard GHS and a bar area, but no coherent event, names, dates, or locations emerge. Further context is needed for a valid summary.
Massachusetts probate court cites Winnie May Munn estate with Raymond A. Gallant named administrator without surety and sets May 25 1955 as return date. Also Middlesex notices Ida M Syrjanen named administratrix for John R Syrjanen estate with May 12 1955 return date.
Lawrence F Boutin of Framingham and Howard Blades of Framingham, as sureties on the bond to the Court for Lawrence F Boutin administrator of the estate of George Hemingway late of Sudbury, are cited to appear. The petition asks discharge of the surety and a new bond for Boutin. Return day June 2, 1955. May 9 1955. May 12 19 26.
Petition to remove Lawrence F. Equinn from his role as administrator of an estate in Sudbury County was presented to the court. Return day set for June 2, 1955, with Witness John C. Leggat, Esquire, First Judge, noting the date May 6, 1955.
The trust estate under the will of Orion O. Ames late of Sudbury in Middlesex County is presented to the Court for allowance of its account for the benefit of Herbert A. Ames and others. The proceeding notes the first day of June 1955 for witnesses and officials.
Advice on keeping a single drawer stocked with lotions creams and makeup using an aircloth to match the bedroom. Tips include wiping off grease spots with a damp cloth and sponging mildew stains with denatured alcohol, repeating as needed. mark spools with ink to identify thread slits.
Milton R Locke of Acton petitions Cambridge Court for probate of purported last will and executor appointment without surety. Court set for June 6 1955 at Cambridge before First Judge. Notices published May 19 26 June 2 1955.
A fruit punch serving for 50 mixes 1 quart water 2 pounds sugar 2 cups shredded pineapple quarts strong tea cups orange juice cup lemon juice. Boil water and sugar one minute then cool. Add pineapple tea orange juice lemon juice and remaining water. Serve with ice tinted with coloring. Garnish with orange slices lemon wedges cherries and mint.
The passage offers time saving tricks such as locating items easily and using a damp cloth in a plastic bag inside an apron pocket to wipe grime. It also suggests two adjacent vegetable bins painted in bright enamel for toy storage in bedrooms nurseries or basements and advises using an old razor strap or leather belt to sharpen straight edge knives with a taut strap to prevent sagging.
Probate court invites interested parties to object to the administratrix first account in the estate of Clarence W Laval late of Sudbury. Written appearance must be filed at Cambridge Court before ten in the forenoon on May 20 1955. John J Foley Register. May 5 12 19
Caliper Pearson of Restéon battles the Montgomery Calvert City & Atlantic Railroad over cows on the tracks. Twice daily the engine and cars threaten the farm center as Caliper and workers devise a plan. He mails daily letters to railroad heads demanding they move the cows off the line.
Puzzle clues mix geography history and wordplay across and down. Notes reference Reich Turkian regi and various labeled items like Powerfil explosive and Island river clues. The grid fragment includes several numbered hints and partial solutions.
The earliest documented labor action took place in New York City when painters stopped work seeking increased pay. The event marks an early chapter in organized labor history in the colonies.
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