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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
22
A divorce libel filed in Middlesex Probate Court seeks dissolution of marriage between Justin Thornton Carr and Marie E. Carr. It alleges cruelty and neglect, requests alimony and custody of Lorraine Carr, with a 21 day appearance deadline and temporary restraints on the husband’s conduct. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge, October 15, 1952.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County to all interested in the estate of Herbert J Woodbine late of Acton deceased a petition has been filed to appoint Robert E Woodbine of Acton as administrator without bond objection by written appearance in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on November 10 1952 return day of citation witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge of said Court this October 17 1952 Oct 23 30 Nov
The text lists dates for court return and hearings including the seventeenth day of November 1952 the return day of this citation and the twenty third day of October 1952 with October 30 November 6 and 13 as further dates.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts petitions for leave to adopt Jean Mason of Maynard a child of Ralph Roger Mason Jr. and Helen Mason and requests the child’s name changed to Jean. Return date November 21. witness John C. Leggat Esquire. Dated October 22, 1952.
Middlesex petitions the court for leave to adopt Walter Mason a child of Ralph Roger Mason Jr. and Helen Mason of Maynard. The petition seeks the name Walter Filipiakhs. The return day is October 22, 1952.
To all persons interested in the estate of George F Doorly also known as G Fred Doorly Sudbury in said County to cease to said Court for probate of a will alleged to be made by George E Dewey of Marlborough in said County praying that he be appointed executor without bond. appearance on the eighteenth day of November or First Judge of said Court the twenty third day of October hundred fifty two.
The Sudbury Mass Board of Appeals announces a public hearing on November 18 1952 at 8 00 P M in Town Hall regarding George H Todd Jr petition seeking permission to construct a garage too close to the sideline of his lot on Cancer Road. The notice appears incomplete with scattered OCR errors detailing dates and locations.
A young employee in a Washington federal office shares proud tidbits about her IT work in the War Manpower commission. Her mother replies with a plea to come home, reflecting concern for the remote posting.
A shopper declines and pauses as other customers react in the store. He remarks she uses it to clean her shoes, hinting at a practical or humorous motive behind the purchase.
Customer challenges a $500 antique price claiming last week it was $350. Dealer cites increased labor and material costs since then to justify the raise.
A sergeant orders soldiers to pick up anything not growing on parade grounds. Two teen girls, about seventeen, dash across the freshly-cut lawn as troops pursue. The sergeant calls off the chase, noting the girl’s action was still growing.
Music critics of the era compared marching prisoners to jazz music in undisciplined style as part of propaganda and cultural portrayal during the First World War.
A prison visitor questioned inmates about causes of their confinement. One inmate replied that drink did not bring him there, stating no items are obtainable in the facility. The exchange reflects a terse, plainspoken prison routine.
A petition has been filed in Middlesex for the estate of Samuel L. Willis late of Olympia Washington. Alice B. Hunt of Tick in Middlesex seeks to file and record the copy of the will and be appointed adminis tratrix with the will annexed. Objectors must appear in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on November twenty fourth 1952. Witness John C. Leggat.
A humorous exchange between a rider and a taxi driver shows a stubborn debate over a fare. The rider insists he has been driving taxis for five years for nothing, while the driver retorts that the rider has had a blarsted good try.
An enormous player faced a large catcher as the count stood at one and one. The batter growled in a heavy, garbled line and challenged the umpire who glanced between the two behemoths and replied in a sharp, clipped remark about the closeness of the pitch.
Lost book entries for Book No. 39992 and Pass Books Nos 7380 7381 appear lost. Co operative Bank Concord Massachusetts issues payment stops dated November 6 13 and 20 1952 with notices of missing Pass Books and savings accounts.
A number of vacancies for hospital attendants and kitchen attendants and kitchen helpers exist at Cushing Water Administration hospital Framingham. It was announced today by Dr Rolland Gasser hospital manager. Beginning salary for hospital attendants is 48 dollars per week and kitchen helpers start at 46 dollars per week.
Week long posting seeking men for immediate hire at Framingham facility. Living quarters meals and transportation ties offered. veteran preference stated but non veterans eligible. Beginning wages and six month promotion potential noted. apply in person or by mail to personnel officer administration building.
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