Court Notice for Account Allowance Hearing
The ornate of said estate has presented to state Court for allowance of first and second accounts. Written appearance must be filed in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on November seventeenth, 1952. Witness John Leggat, First Judge, October 23, 1952. John J. Butler, Register. Oct 30, Nov 6, 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
John €. Leggat
John J. Butler
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Jéan Mason
Maynard
Henry 8
Filipiek
Helen Filipiak
Jean Mason
Ralph Roger Mason
Parts Unknown
Helen Mason
Jean Filipiak
John F. Butler
Adoption Petition in Maynard Seeks Name Change
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notices a petition by Henry Filipiak and Helen Filipiak of Maynard to adopt Jean Mason, a child of Ralph Mason Jr and Helen Mason, and to rename the child Jean Filipiak. Return day appears as November 21 with the court official witnesses and date recorded October 22, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Walter Mason
Maynard
Henry
Filipial
Helen Filipiets
Muson
Ralph Rége
Helen Mason
Walker
John. C. Leggat
Probate Court Notice of Estate of George F. Doorly
A petition to probate the last will of George F. Doorly late of Sudbury requests George E. Dewey be appointed executor without bond. Interested parties may object by filing a written appearance in Cambridge Court before ten o'clock on November 18, 1952. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire, October 30, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
George F.ly
G. Fred Doorly
Sudbury
George E. Déwey
County
Cambridge
John C. Léggat
John J. Butler
George Clarence Brown
Maynard
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John. J. Butler
Register
Trustees seek allowance of fourth to sixth accounts
In Middlesex Massachusetts the trustees of the Harry B. Little estate file for allowance of their fourth to sixth accounts for Miriam B. Little and others. Interested parties may object by filing with their attorney by December 1, 1952. Signed by John C. Lesgit First Judge on November 4 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Harry B. Little
Concord
Miriam B. Little
Cambridge
Aureatike
John
Lesgit
Sai
John J. Butler
Register
Massachusetts land court notice of mortgage foreclosure
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court announces that W Stuart Alten of Acton seeks foreclosure by sale on a mortgage tied to property in Acton, granted June 30 1947 by Ettalena Seiders. Interested parties must file an appearance by December 22 1952 or forfeit rights under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act. Public notice dated November 5 1952 with recorder Sybil H. Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettaléna Seiders
Acton
Middlesex
Commonwealth
W. Stuart Alten
State Road
Ettalena Seiders
Middlesex County South District ‘of Dééds
Boston
John E. Fenton
Esquire
Sybil H. Holmes
Lost Pass Books at Concord Co-operative Bank
Notice announces the loss of Pass Books Nos. 7380 7381 and 6919 at Concord Co operative Bank with payment stopped. Dates November 6 13 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Co-operative Bank
Concord
How to Clean and Preserve Wood Furniture Steps
The guide recommends an off turpentine wash with linseed oil in hot water. Use a soft cloth to treat small areas, then dry with a soft cloth. Wipe with lemon oil and finish with furniture polish. For hot dishes on wood, wipe the spot and reapply polish after cleaning with camphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biec Ely
Tak WEEK chicken wings recipe from cold water method
Chicken wings are placed in cold water with dry catefany and large bowl. Remaining ingredients are mixed and poured over the wings, then stirred to coat.
Fragmented Cleaning Tip For Wood Finishing
A garbled note describes preparing wood with steel wool and grain rubbing to remove residue. It mentions repackaging coatings as needed and a final polish to finish the surface.
Probate of will petition in Middlesex County
A petition to probate a purported will of Alice M Brown late of Maynard is filed. George Clarence Brown of Maynard seeks appointment as executor without surety. Objections must be filed by November 24. Witness: John C Leggat, Esq. Register: John J Butler. October 28, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Alice M. Brown
Maynard
Said County
Payment stopped on Meek No 39992 account
J. W. Ballou, treasurer of Teeeneee Savings, notes payment halted for October 1. Details unclear due to OCR errors but indicates an overdue or stopped payment on the Meek No 39992 account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo&t
Rearsit Meek
J. W. Ballou
Treas
Teeeneee Savings
Price of Culture at Dinner Farce
A man tries to order in mock classical mode at a restaurant and presses for a half crown price, joking about Oxford phrases. The waiter returns bacon and eggs and the gag centers on linguistic pretension and a playful sting about payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitah
Oxford
Irishman and English MP Exchange Barbed Quip
A drunken Irishman confronted an English MP in the House of Commons lobby. The Irishman called the MP a fool, the MP retorted you are drunk. The Irishman replied I may be but I will be sober tomorrow and you will still be a fool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P. Wa
House of Commons
Dialogue Fragments Show Family Pact Over Swearing
A brief exchange reveals a parent and child agreeing that the father will provide “dims” each time he is caught swearing. The youngster reacts with enthusiasm and asks when the father will repair the car, indicating a domestic, humorous scene.
Autobiography Excerpt Sparks France Italy Exchange at Paris Exhibition
In a Paris Exhibition opening, an Italian officer boasted of Fas cist conquests and claimed eight million bayonets, asserting the Duce could order France’s invasion and that nothing could stop them. A French guest interjected about the French Customs service, ending the scene in embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pierre van Polassen
Ethiopia
Bilbacy
Duce
France
Monsiér
Fragmentary Page Snippet Yields Brief Character Exchange
Readable portion shows a clerk replying to a teenager with a curt, evasive remark. The dialogue hints at a tense encounter but provides no clear outcome or names for further context.
Here is why Morey and Rolls discuss federal agency loans
The piece notes 29 federal agencies make loans including welfare projects. It cites economists and suggests up to 14 billion dollars could be cut from an 85 billion budget proposed for 195d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendie
Sayen
Ig 0 doesn't know his college
An extract shows fragmented dialogue about memory of a professor and a waiter laughing during a conversation in French. The readable pieces hint at nostalgia and mixed language use without a clear news event or person names.
Faulty Memory Brings Road Gang Sentence
Dunn North Carolina report notes Judge Strickland recalling a young defendant accused of assault with a deadly weapon. The judge quipped about memory and asked what sentence fit the case. The article also mentions a six months memory course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
N. C
U.P
H. Paul Strickland
Onen
Beau 4 Sarth
Strickiend
Grape Vines Transplanted During Early March Work
Transplanting of cuttings from grape vines occurred during early days of the season as workers moved vines, preparing new plantings. The notice notes practical details about vineyard labor and seasonal timing.
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