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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
11
Veterans of Wars Wilko Allen Pek kala 8074 of Stow lead a party tourney at Stow Town Hall with refreshments and a loving cup for the highest total score.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court publishes notice to all interested in the estate of John E Forbes late of Concord Massachusetts deceased. A written appearance must be filed in Cambridge Court before ten o'clock in the forenoon to object.
A sheriff's sale reference from 1948 describes the attachment of real estate on the Worden land with boundary lines along a ditch and brook. The document traces directions and distances including north along a ditch about 170 feet, east along the brook, and various compass bearings to the end of a wall and back to Estertrook Road. Names mentioned include Arthur B. Corey with dates Oct 27 and Nov 3.
Public auction set for December 3 1949 at 1:30 PM in Framingham to sell all rights of Peter Chutoransky from a July 14 1949 attachment. Property is a Maynard street parcel along the southeasterly side of Nason Street bounded by a stone bound, with details dated May 24 1948 and recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds.
The notice lists a benefit for Jane Peters and J John J Butler with the register dated October 27 and November 3 and 10. The exact legal authority and filing details are not fully legible in the fragment.
The article recalls the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company A and P winning a welcome visitor on a farm back in a horse drawn day. It notes the firm was found guilty in federal actions for monopolistic practices and restraint of trade. It mentions Judge Sherman Sinton and the U S Supreme Court as part of the case history and discusses calls to correct the violation and potential price increases while promising ongoing public opposition to continued law violation.
A strange, tail striking behavior unsettles onlookers as an unusual creature fascinates spectators. The scene highlights public reaction to a highly observed animal display in a crowded area.
At a Tuesday meeting in First Parish Unitarian Church vestry Stow Woman's Association welcomed a large crowd. Speaker Mrs John Webber presented an engaging talk on Townline Pottery with plans for the next gathering led by Mrs Jenny Pierce and scheduled for November 29.
Mr and Mrs Franz Zeletzky formerly of Stow have a house in Pairfield. Zeletzky was formerly employed in Hudson at the Uni ay and is now with Bullard Lathe Company Bridgepar. Cann Mr and Mrs Merton Bell and Charles Keirstead with Mrs Keirstead’s Clover area.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Smith and two daughters from British West Africa, visiting United States on leave, stayed two months with Mr. and Mrs. Allison P. Smith on Great Road. They visited Rev and Mrs Lyon in Nichols, New York, before Mr. and Mrs. Allison P. Smith drove to Albany to meet their son Robert and his family. The Allison P. Smiths spent over tea and visited their youngest son Paul Smith, a senior at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a large sum of 459 billion dollars, a reference to Ike and a pay increase for Dutotal employees of about 167 million dollars, resulting in a deficit increase. Details are unclear and garbled in the source.
An OCR fragment advertises a sale or promotion titled Favest in Your Count featuring Buy U and Sovings Sanco. The readable text hints at a consumer discount or promotion, but details are incomplete.
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