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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
11
Persons interested in Frank J. Winemen and Story Taylor estates are notified of probate petitions. Wills purportedly found in Concord and Cambridge request appointment of executors without surety bonds. Objections must be filed by specified return days in Cambridge with Judge John C. Leggat presiding.
Probate action filed in Norfolk County for the estate of Josephine E Sebastian late of Acton Massachusetts. The petition seeks appointment of a personal representative and authority to administer the estate. The case is before Registrar John Vo at the Acton probate court with date noted as November 7.
The Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Wednesday November 20 1968 at the municipal building. The Starrs John and Elvi Starr seek authority to operate upholstery cleaning in a single family residence at 115 Lew Avenue in the district.
Middlesex trust under the will of Caroline Shaw late of Concord seeks approval of fifth to seventh accounts for the estate of Thomas Mott Shaw. The judge and register schedule return dates in October and November with notices published October 31 and November 7 and 14.
Assabet Treasurer Arthur Carlton files a lost deposit duplicate notice under Register 234 seeking replacement for a missing certificate. The action outlines the intent to replace funds or ownership records.
A petition has been presented to the court in Concord requesting William H. Cassidy be appointed administrator of Clara L. Cassidy estate without surety. Objectors may appear in Cambridge before the forenoon of November 1963 on the return day. Judge Leggat and Register John V. Harvey are noted.
Concord area alumnae of Wellesley College gather at Mrs. Curtiss F. Brown’s home on Lowell Road at 10 o’clock to hear Owen H. Jander, assistant professor in Wellesley’s music department, discuss Electronic Music. Coffee will follow. organized by Mrs. Stephen W. DeBlois and other Concord and surrounding town volunteers.
Maynard hosts wildlife club movie showing for area sportsmen. Public schools close all day Monday for Veterans Day and reopen Tuesday. Maynard Grange meets Thursday November 14 at Elks Hall with Master Russell Naylor in charge. Pomona meeting at Sudbury November 20. Voter registration ends tomorrow at 5 p.m. ahead of next Wednesday's town meeting. Maynard Community Chorus rehearsals continue Mondays under Charles Garabedian for fall presentation. Pilgrim Fellowship paper drive November 23. Maynard PTA meets November 19 with panel discussion led by President Ian Alexander. Muscular dystrophy drive announced with co chairs William and Mrs. Rattigan. Maynard Jewish Woman's Aid rummage sale Friday at the Synagogue 23 Acton Street 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Students from Phyllis Richards School of Dance performed before a capacity audience at Walter E. Fernald School in Waltham. The program featured Laurie Napolitano Christine Hatch Brenda House Stephen House Kathy Pratt Louise Lowell Diane Walkup Charlene Walkup Annmarie Richards along with Audrey Clark and the Rainbow Valley Boys and Sweethearts. Ernie Richards served as master of ceremonies.
The Woman's Branch Alliance of the First Religious Society meets today at 1 p.m. at Mrs. William D. Barrington's Skelton Road home. Rev. Roland E. Maren will speak on silversmithing with Mrs. Goldsmith H. Conant assisting Mrs. Barrington.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex describes estate of George G Hedblom late of Acton. Elizabeth M Hedblom of Acton petitions to be appointed executor without bond. Citations require appearance in Cam Court by November 22 1963. Witness John C Esquire First Judge of Court. Registers Oct 37 Nov 7 14.
Massachusetts unit of 94th Troop Carrier Wing is honored for 1962 active duty during a Cuban crisis, with 1400 men and 90 pilots among 32 C 119 aircraft. Governor Peabody declares Minuteman Manning Month. recruitment offices at Grenier Field and Hanscom Field invite ex servicemen to join.
Dana V Harris of Marlboro and Dave Beaubien of Sudbury were humorously named "right honorable fellows" by the Worldwide Brotherhood of Beachcombers for reporting drift bottles. Harris found his bottle in Sandwich on vacation. Beaubien found his bottle aboard a coast to coast supply run. The bottles, red plastic containers, were dropped by Oil Company tankers between Texas City and Portland as part of hydrographic data for navigational charts.
STOW The next regular meeting of Stow Civic Club will be Monday at 8 p.m. at the town hall. President Howard Gleason will preside and all are welcome. The guest speaker will be a prominent historian from Minute Man National Park.
John T Mulvany 75 Maple Street starts his senior year at Bent Leyee of Accounting and Finance Boston and plans to enter public accounting next June.
The DeCordova Museum associate council hosts a silent auction November 15 to 17 with over 200 works donated by students and friends to fund a new classroom building. Mrs. Charles A Crumm Jr of Sudbury chairs the auction with hours for bidding and demonstrations and a closing party.
The Maynard Stow council presented the Maynard Public Library with a two week collection of religious titles. Among them are Everyday Life in New Testament Times by A C Bouquet Our Heavenly Father sermons of the Lords Prayer by Helmut Thielicke Dear Mr Brown Letters to a Person Perplexed about Religion by Harry Emerson The Ministry of the Laity A Biblical Exposition by Francis O Ayres The New Testament in Modern English by J B Phillips If I go Down to Hell Man s ... provides guidance for marriage and A Book about God by Florence Mary Fitch for children ages 5 7. Trustees and librarians thank the council for these carefully chosen works.
Rotary notes recap a noon Concord meeting at Howard Johnsons with Maurice Winger and James A. Crockett. President Casper J. Jenny led business, while visiting Rotarians included John Doran Acton Chester Smethurst Jr Hudson and Harold Gard Maynard Edward Iron. Makeups logged for Loring Grimes Rome Italy Winger Asheville NC Albert Coffey Acton Julian Ballou Lexington.
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