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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1956
Page
22
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Acton Massachusetts May 1 1956 Middlesex County Commissioners hearing sought to convert listed public ways into private ones after a town petition. Notice ordered with views and hearings set for June 1 1956 at Cambridge County Commissioners Office.
The Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites interested parties to object to the conservator’s first account for Elizabeth M. Farrell of Maynard under conservatorship. Written appearances with the court in Cambridge must arrive by ten in the forenoon on June 1, 1956, the return day of the citation. John C. Leggat Esquire, First Judge, signs the notice. May 17 24 31.
Middlesex Probate Court considers appointment of William Edwin Davison and Lillian G Haynes as administrators without surety bonds for Ella G Davison late of Sudbury. Objections due by May 29 1956 return day. Witness John C Luire First Judge and John J Foley Register May 10 17 24
Bakersfield California reports that officers Jerry Gavin A T Zink and Jeff Overstreet on routine patrol assisted in delivering a 40 pound calf. The highway patrol volunteers helped during the call and ensured the calf and mother were safe.
Marion Rita Coffey seeks a divorce from Albert Henderson Coffey of Nashua New Hampshire for cruel and abusive treatment. The petition requests custody of their minor child Albert William Coffey and child support, with the court prohibiting restraint of Marion Coffey’s personal liberty pending final resolution. The citation sets a return day in July 1956.
In the probate matter for Helen Zapareski late of Maynard the court is asked to appoint Lucia J. Kitowicz of Maynard as administratrix without bond. The return day is June 1 1956. John J. Foley Register. Also notice of application for a duplicate deposit book for Assabet Institution for Savings Deposit Book No 18282 announced by Lena A. Downey assistant treasurer with dates May 17 24 31.
A casual home cook shares quick methods to flavor potatoes parboiled in consommé or clear soup, fry with bacon drippings, and season with salt pepper and onion. Suggests using potato chip crumbs as a casserole topping and improvising a dessert with black cherry gelatin.
A simple range Pineapple Crush mixes crushed pineapple orange juice water and lemon juice. Freeze overnight then scoop into sherbet dishes and garnish with maraschino cherries and fresh berries.
Pattern No 1470 CHICAGO pattern maker Iris Lane offers a three piece maternity outfit including a top jacket and slim skirt in sizes 10 through 20. Instructions show yardage and price request of 35 cents for the pattern by mail to IRIS LANE Dept NWNS 367 West Adams St Chicago Illinois.
The piece discusses limnology including the geology and biology of waters and basins. It then profiles World War I hero Alvin York born in Fentress County Tennessee who enlisted in 1917 and, at the Argonne battle of October 8 1918, killed 20 enemies forced 122 surrenders and captured a hill and 39 machine guns per Marshall Foch.
Light or dark cherries added as gelatin thickens. Serve with whipped cream folded with sliced bananas and almonds as a topping. For a warm day, mix equal parts pineapple and cranberry juice and float pineapple or orange sherbet. A dash of marjoram and capers boosts chicken salad. For kids, vanilla ice cream frothy with chilled pineapple juice makes one serving.
Lincoln, Nebraska based University of Nebraska extension home furnishings specialist Magdalene Pfister advises using a large framed fabric panel to display a collection of favorite family portraits. She suggests gathering all portraits of various sizes and shapes and hanging them as a single cohesive display above a desk or in a bedroom.
The California State Automobile Association reports the typical family car logs about 9400 miles annually, roughly the distance of three transcontinental trips.
The piece notes a legend that the chair's inventor died by his own device, but states Harry Howeveer Hoffman did not die in the chair. He died of a heart ailment in prison. It mentions fifteen states use electric chairs for punishment and twenty countries have abolished capital punishment.
Minnesota's tourism sector generates 294 million dollars annually, positioning it as the state's fourth biggest industry and a key economic driver. The figure highlights the prominence of travel, hospitality, and related services in the state's economy.
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