Estate Trustees Seek Court Approval of First Account
A trustee of the estate of C Taylor asks the court to approve the first account for his lifetime and after, for the benefit of others. The attorney must file a written objection by November 17, 1939 before noon. First Judge Joh C Leg signs the notice with Register P Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonwealthy Hasibaneiroeeniti Bial
Tate
Ain Dai
C. ’ Taylor
Joh C. Leg
Toring
Jordan
Massachusetts probate court notices for the Pura estate
In the probate court of Massachusetts for the estate of Ivar Pura late of Maynard a petition seeks Sandra as administratrix with authority to sell and no bond. All interested persons must appear by eleven oclock in the morning on the twenty fourth day of November 1989 to object. Loring P. Jordan Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivar Pura
Maynard
Unty
Sandra
Mess
John C. Leggatt
Probate Court Seeks Partition of Land Holdings in New York and Pennsylvania
A probate filing in Plymouth County seeks appointment of a commissioner to partition undivided shares in parcels linked to Salvatore Palatucci and Raffaele Cos ted of Middlesex with a private sale option for at most fifteen hundred dollars. The petition names Mary Johnson and other heirs and sets a court date for November 1, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
New York
Salvatore Palatucci Cosefa
Raffaele
Middlesex
Church festival plans hinge on December sale profits
The annual event at the church will be held in December with sales of useful articles to bolster the program. Mrs. Earl Hayward lies in Emerson Hospital in Concord for treatment and hopes for a quick return to her Stow Road home. Oscar Howe, florist on Martin Street, will travel to Hartford, Connecticut soon to spend the winter with his daughter Mrs. Leis Whitney and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hayward
Emerson Hospital
Hartford, Conn
Leis Whitney
Mortagee Sale of Pel Estate in Middlesex District
Assabet Institution for Savings offers sale of a Tremont Street area property in Medford under a 1922 mortgage. Sale date is December 5, 1939 at 2:30 PM, with $300 cash due by purchaser and balance within ten days. Mortgagee by Sidney McCleary, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Seckél
Forrest Howe
Brown Reet
Brown Street
Albert W. Haynes
Haynes
Joyce
Middlesex South
Assabet, Institution For Savings Mortgagee
Sidney
McCleary
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord Massachusetts
Public auction of a house and 0.25 acre parcel in Concord Middlesex County mass a mortgage by Wilford C Saeger to Middlesex Institution for Savings dated May 3 1927 foreclosing breach of condition. Sale at 3 PM November 22 1939 at the premises with a $500 cash payment required at sale and balance in ten days at the undersigned office in Concord Mass. Other terms to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivan
Wilford C. Saeger
Concord
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Middlesex
South District
Martin Said
Hodges
Main Street
Bradford
Pridhard
Richard Rice Barrett
Tencord
Mass
Middlesex Institution for Savings notes from 1939
Depths of the Middlesex Institution for Savings appear in a document by Whitney S. Smith Assistant Treasurer Concord Massachusetts dated November 6 1939. The fragmentary text references a financial item or note within the institution’s records.
Probate Court Seeks Objections to Trust Estate Accounts
In Middlesex County Massachusetts the Probate Court cites all interested in the Moses Taylor trust estate of Acton for the benefit of C Carlton Taylor and others. The administratrix has filed first accounts of Lyman Taylor Moses B Taylor as trustees and Moses B Taylor as surviving trustee. Objections must be filed by November 17 1939 at Cambridge at or before 10 am. Witness John Lagat Esquire First Judge. Register Loring Jordan. Navy 1. 8. 44
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of
Gaid Court
Cambridge
John €. Lagat
Esquire
Loring
P. Jordan
Register. Navy
Repeal Impact on U S Arms Embargo and Trade Shifts
The article outlines changes in trade and shipping policy as the U S arms embargo is repealed, noting mixed effects on industry and employment, plus new pronouncements on naval transfers, reciprocal trade with Venezuela, and shifts in foreign commerce. It details railroad recovery plans, financing moves by the Reconstruction Finance Corp, and president Roosevelt's stance on ship transfers amid neutrality concerns.
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Cordell Hull
Max O’rell Truitt
Roosevelt
Amising
Jater
C.' I Oi
Union
U. S
Washington
A. F
William Green
John Lewis
Switzerland
Deece
Britain
Europe Crisis Deepens as War State Declared
Prime Minister Chamberlain called the situation a siege not a war and France claimed nine of their SNADE planes shot down a third of a 27 plane German force on the western front. A mysterious oath reportedly echoes from the North as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
U. S.snade
Sda
War rumors and frontier tensions cloud Europe in late 1930s mood
Reports describe Nazi divisions on borders alarming King Leopold and Queen Wilhelmina while rumors spread of a November 15 invasion. A mysterious attic blast, a Hitler ultimatum denied, a $200000 reward for suspects, and renewed anti Semitic rhetoric signal rising tension as Dutch defenses fail and German sentiment swells.
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Royal
Belgium
Leopold
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Secret Service
Wilhelmstrasse
Munich
Sarajevo
Congress Hears On Tax Bases As Sessions Break
Senators and congressmen met in a hearing focused on broadening income tax bases. Under Rep Jere Cooper the House Tax Subcommittee opened a Tennessee led session amid debates over proposals, Treasury studies, and national defense spending shaping next fiscal year.
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Congress
Martin the Reavicanters
Ballyoirt
Pesta Broups
Ténnessee
Jere’ Cooper
Teasury
Caena
National Defense Soames
Yeplettown
Maynard Social Club Seeks License to Sell Alcohol
Chapter 138 filing shows Maynard Social Club Inc applying for a license to sell alcohol at 137 Main Street Maynard on the first floor above storage in a threestory building. Patrick A. McGrath Frank E. Riley as Secretary Donald A. Lent listed.
Avalon Social Club Maynard seeks all alcohol license
Licensing board notice states Avalon Social Club of Maynard Inc applies under Chapter 138 to sell all alcoholic beverages at 163A Main Street Maynard one room on the first floor with storage recreation room and kitchen in the building Patrick A McGrath is chairman and Frank Riley secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Avalon Social Club of
Inc
Main Street
Patrick A. McGrath
Frank Riley
Assabet Club Inc
Walnut Street
Frank B. Riley
Donald .A. Lent
Board of Lee
Tom Kings Package
Gadde Store Inc
Frank E. Riley
Donald A. Lent
Bartholomew J. Coughlin’ Inc
Ma Street
Frank
Riley
Licensing Notice for Maynard Alcohol License Application
Notice is hereby given that Paul G Jarvinen and Richard C Helenius of Suomi Case have applied for a license to sell malt and wines as a common victualler at 9 Waltham Street Maynard on the first floor and basement for stock in the building. Frank S Riley, Secretary Donald As Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board For the Town of
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Paul G. Jarvinen
Richard C. Helenius
Waltham Street
Patrick A. McGrath
Frank 5. Riley
Donald
Italian Social Club Seeks Alcohol License at Maynard Site
Application filed November 15, 1989 under General Laws Chapter 138 for All Alcoholic Beverages. The club plans a single story building at 68 Waltham Street Maynard with three rooms basement for drinking and storage of stock. Patrick A. McGrath chairperson Frank R.E. Riley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Waltham
Patrick A. ‘McGrath
Frank RE. Riley
Donald A. Lent
Maynard Drug Store seeks all alcohol license at 12 Nason Street
Application filed November 16, 1989 by Wilder X. Macurda of Macurda's Drug Store to sell all alcoholic beverages as a druggist in two rooms on the first floor at 12 Nason Street Maynard. Frank Ei Riley serves as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Wilder X. Macurda
Macurda
Nason Street
Patrick A. McGrath
Frank Ei Riley
Donald A. Lent
Assabet Club Inc Seeks All Alcohol License in Maynard
Licensing board notices Assabet Club Inc applies under Chapter 138 for a seven day all alcoholic liquor license at 8 and 10 Walnut Street Maynard in a two room building. Frank B. Riley secretary Donald A. Lent.
Licensing Board notices Maynard hearing November 15 1939
Licensing Board for the Maynard hearing selects applications dated November 15 1939. John W Dzerkatz Pleasant Cafe seeks a license to sell malt and wine beverages as victualler at an unnamed location with storage facilities. Frank B Riley serves as secretary Donald A Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John W. Dzerkatz
Pleasant Cafe
Aection Victualler
Patrick A. McGrath
Frank B. “Riley
Maynard Board Receives License Application for Store
The Maynard Board of Selectmen filed an application under Chapter 138 for license to sell goods at 233 Main Street. Michael Piecewicz seeks to operate a two room first floor shop with Maltese style goods. Patrick McGrath chairs the board with Riley as secretary and Lent as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Michael Piecewicz
Ithe Falloes
Maltasa Ail Packet Goods
Main Street
Patrick A. ‘McGrath
Frank Be.riley
Donald’ A.lent
Selectmen Review Macy's Permit Sale Plan
A November 15 1939 record shows Macy’s Inc applying for a permit to sell ore under general law provisions reviewed by local authorities. The notice notes the application process and expected regulatory steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magna
Mome of Selectmen
Macy’s “Inc
Application for liquor license at Russo's Restaurant
Application filed November 1 1672989 under Chapter 138 of the General Laws for Joseph Russo and Charles Russo to sell All Alcoholic beverages seven days as a Common Victualler at 51 Waltham Street Maynard. The establishment includes one room on the first floor with a kitchen and back room for stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Joseph Ro"Russo
Charles Russo
Russo
Waltham Street
Patrick A. McGrath
Frank B. Riley
Donald A. Lent
Notice of Liquor License Application in Maynard
The Bord of ate Notte November 15 1980 announces Sathhed R Priest has applied for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages. Location at 42 Nason Street Maynard in one room for a restaurant and another for kitchen and store room on the first floor in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Notte
Sathhed
R. Priest
Patrick A. McGrath
Frank B. Riley
Donald A. Lent
Allen's Case seeks liquor license for Maynard premises
Yoseph A. Allen and Paul A. Allen have applied for a license to sell alcoholic beverages seven days a week at a Common Victualler location. The building at 2 2A and 4 Waltham Street Maynard includes two rooms and a kitchen on the first floor with a basement stock area. Patrick A. McGrath chairs the committee with Frank E. Riley and Ronald A. Lent as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Yoseph A. Allen
Paul A. Allen
Allen
Waltham Street
Atrick A. McGrath
Rank
Maynard Board Seeks Liquor License for 158 Main Street
Vincenzo Lucchesi has applied for a license to sell malt and wine as a Common Victualer at 158 Main Street Maynard. The request covers seven days and includes a one room and kitchen on the first floor in the building. Board Chairman A. McGrath and Secretary J. B. Riley supervise the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iard
Board of Géléctmien
Ation
Vincenzo ‘Lucchesi
Jimmies Cate
Main Street
Maynard
Trick A. McGrath
Ank
Licensing Board Seeks Alcohol License for Maynard Address
Joseph Arciszewski applies under Chapter 138 Laws to sell alcohol as a Common Victualler at 183 Main Street Maynard in two rooms and kitchen. License sought for seven days period as per licensing rules. Patrick A. McGrath chairs the board.
Maynard Licensing Board Grants Tavern License Request
The Maynard licensing board approved a request by Stanley Zancewicz of Old Timer's Lunch to sell malt and vinous beverages as a common victualler. The business occupies 127 Main Street in Maynard with a one story building and basement for stock. Chairman Patrick A. Mile presided alongside Secretary Donald A. Lenbatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Maynerd
Boateksheny
Noreahe
Stanley Zancewicz
Main Street
Maynard
Itt Gard
Patrick A. ‘Ile
Mad
Frank 3B
Donald A. Lenbatt
Application for Alcohol License at 34 Powder Mill Road Maynard
Frank E. Riley reports that Tree Mod has applied for a boat license to sell alcoholic beverages of the malt and wine kind. The location is 34 Powder Mill Road, Maynard, two 8 and kitchen, first floor, basement for stock in as is building. 7 days as a Common Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pia
Tree Mod
Powder Mill Road
Maynard
Patrick A. McGrath
Frank E. Riley
Donald A. Lent
Maynard Liquor License Hearing for 34-36 Math Street
The Norte Licensing Board notes an application filed November 15, 1939 by Gaspare D for a Victualler license to sell Malt and Wines at 34 and 36 Math Street Maynard. The case names Donald A Lent and includes a two story building with kitchen on second floor and back room for stock. Seven day notice issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal ‘Norte Licensing Board
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Gaspare D
Mon Victualler
Patrick A. McGrath
Frank B. Riley
Donald A
Licensing Board Notice for Maynard Town Application
The Licensing Board for the Town of Maynard issues a notice dated November 15, 1939, regarding an application filed within the town. The decision or next steps are not detailed in the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Board of
Maynard lodge seeks all alcohol license at 57 Main Street
Licensing board notices Maynard Lodge B P O E 1568 applies for an all alcohol license for a six room, two story building on the second floor at 57 Main Street Maynard. Patrick A. McGrath and Frank E B Riley serve as officials on the notice.
Maynard Store Applies for All Alcoholic Licenses
Maynard board records indicate Gadde Store Inc has applied for an all alcoholic and retail package goods store license at 1 Main Street Maynard first floor rooms. Patrick A. McGrath chairs the meeting with Frank E. Riley secretary.
Maynard Licensing Board Application for Bartholomew J Coughlin Inc
The Maynard Licensing Board has received Bartholomew J Coughlin Inc's application for an all alcohol retail package goods license at 48 Main Street Maynard on the first floor. The board chairs Patrick McGrath and Frank Riley with secretary Donald Lent will review the request.
Maynard Board Receives License Application for Package Store
The Maynard Board of Selectmen notices a license application under Chapter 138 by Raymond Terrasi and Rosar Salamone, Salamone & Terrase, to sell wines and malt beverages as a package goods store at 84 Main Street, Maynard. The application lists one room on the first floor and basement, with Patrick A. McGrath as chair and Frank E. Riley as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repe Maynard
of Selectmen
Aneast Te We
Raymond Terrasi
Rosar Salamone
Salamone & Terrase
Maynard
Storanertel Aid
Patrick A. McGrath
Frank E. ‘Riley
Donald A. Lent
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Raymond
Lotus Quartette
Boston
X. Macurda
Goodrich Road
Jamaica Plain
Bigham & Son
South ST
Waltham Tel
WAL
BAYER
Aspirin
Western Newspaper Union
Ora Treperin Nona
Alsure
Ae Te Susante
John Carmody
Jesse Jones
Boston and Maine
Sound
Max Truitt
Europe
Aginaigne
Angteaton
Noy
Maynard Social Club Inc
Frank EB. Riley
Joseph Arciszewski
Cette
Board of Supplication
General
Lodge B. ‘P.O. E
A& Aub
Times Square
St. Patrick's Cathedral
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