Will of John Szuleike Probate in Maynard
Probate Court in Middlesex MA notes a petition to admit a will for John Szuleike also known as John Seulicke and John Sulicka, Maynard resident, filed by Mary Kurowski. The petition asks appointment of executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by 10 a.m. on January 2, 1952. Witness John C. Leggat. John J. Butler, Register. Dates: Nov 29, Dec 6, Dec 13, 1951.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
John Szuleike
John Seulicke
John Sulicka
Maynard
Mary Kurowski
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Register
Lost Book Notice at Middlesex Institution for Savings
Deposit book No 16225 has been lost. Payment stopped by W 8 Smith Assistant Treasurer Concord Massachusetts Middlesex Institution for Savings November 20 1951.
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Smith
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Sunday Dinner Haven Beef On Rice And Gelatin Salad
A Home Makers A and P Service recipe features a hearty beef and rice dish with bacon fat curry powder and a tomato sauce simmered over 20 minutes served over rice with grated cheese. A side gelatin salad combines strawberry gelatin hot water cold water salt and a pineapple carrot celery and pineapple topping set in an eight inch pan and chilled.
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Evessity
A& P Service
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
A compact calendar lists local events from Thursday to Thursday. Highlights include lodge meetings at Odd Fellows hall, a State Armory drill session, K of C retreat at Campion Hall Andover, Y P S dance at First Parish, DAR and Y P F activities, a silver tea for D A at Mrs O Neils home, Board of Trade annual meeting, Troop 48 and 33 Scouts, selectmen meeting, a dairy banquet, Grange gathering, K of C whist at Monument Hall, and a Rotary club luncheon at Howard Johnsons.
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Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
State Armory
K. of C
Campion Hall
Andover
First Parish
D.A.R
Ruth O’neil
D.A
Concord Board of Trade
Howard Johnson
Board of Select
Scs
Thier Dairy
Conment
Concord Grange
Monument Hall
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Sohnson
D AR May Present Cantata Saturday in Concord
Mrs Howard G Simonds of Billerica regent of Old Concord Chapter D A R will preside at the February meeting at the Chapter House Lexington road Saturday at 2 45 p m After the business session the cantata Bethlehem by Paul Bliss will be performed Refreshments arranged by Concord members Mrs Wallace B Conant past regent in charge
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Concord
Howard G. Simonds
Billerica
Old Concord
Lexington Road
Paul Bliss
Wallace B. Conant
Portland Police Use Psychology Sign to Coax Memory
In Portland Maine police rooms used for questioning prisoners display a motto about memory, stating No man has a good enough memory to bluff. This reflects an approach balancing interrogation with psychological tactics.
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Portland
U.P
MSTS Seeks Civilians For Maritime Service Positions
The Military Sea Transport Service Atlantic Division seeks civilian personnel for radio operators third assistant engineers oilers firemen water tenders and able bodied seamen. Lifeboatman endorsed candidates are needed for various shipboard posts with monthly wages up to 423 and 248.32 for seamen. Apply through MSTS recruiter Mr M A Capozzi at the Massachusetts Division of Employment Security 400 Stuart Street Boston.
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Military Sea Transportestion Service
Atlantic Division
Camhpaigh
Department of Defense
Armed Services
U. S. Coast Guard
M. A. Capozzi
MSTS
Massachusetts Division of Employment Security
Stuart Street
Boston
Names Sausage Dishes For Lunch
The article outlines thrifty sausage meals, noting pork links bulk sausage and country style sausage. It suggests patties with scalloped potatoes or baked beans, sausage with spaghetti and corn tomatoes, and sausage covered hard boiled eggs baked at 330 F for 20 to 30 minutes.
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Reba S‘aggs
Horde
Flood Washout Delays Railroad Townsfolk Say Moon Fortunes
A salesman in Missdetl Wee tela notes a floodlike washout from heavy rains. He jokes about the Moon and Noahs ark to a hotel waitress who laments she has not seen a newspaper in four days.
Fragmented Crime Note Reveals Unclear Threat
OCR reads as stray handwriting noting someone called to the wall and questioning intelligence. The fragment mentions business ties and a possible warning, but details are missing and no clear person, place, or event is established.
Phrase Fragments Highlight Family Oddities in Playful Exchange
A dialog fragment shows a parent describing a son who plays the piano with two heads as a humorous misunderstanding. The dialogue contrasts disbelief with a quirky claim about dual heads.
Misunderstanding Narration Ends With Comic Exchange
A rambling tale concludes with a homely quarrel as a magistrate questions a man about a kitchen mishap. The speaker insists his wife struck him on the head with an object from the dining room table center, sparking disbelief and a tense moment.
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Phe
Wnally
American urged to visit ruins or Paris for tubns
A fragment describes a man urged to go to Athens to see ruins but insists on going to Paris to see young tubns. The tone hints at satire or misdirection in travel choices. The piece preserves quirky dialogue and location references without full context.
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Athens
Paris
Gilbert Calls Actor Repulsive In Restaurant Exchange
During a dinner with a friend, a well known actor entered the restaurant. The friend remarked on their opinion of him, and Gilbert replied that he has never thought highly of the actor and considers him repulsive.
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Gilbert
Sunday Work Prompted By Boss
The stenographer Mim Jones is asked by The Big Brute to arrive earlier on Monday morning after being questioned about Sunday plans. The dialogue shows workplace pressure and a request for extended hours.
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Stenographer
Mim Jones
Steno
Misnamed Dishes Across Cultures in Spain
John Harvey Furbay notes many foods labeled with foreign names are misnomers. He cites Spanish omelets, Russian dressing, French fries, Italian spaghetti, and Irish stew as examples of names detached from origins or true connections to Spain and other regions.
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Spain
Russia
Not to Be Tempted by Easy Money in Hartford
Dominic Alfano a Hartford supermarket clerk admitted he was broke and borrowed lunch money. He found $1000 in bills and checks on a sidewalk and returned it, remaining honest despite need.
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Hartford
Conn
Dominic Alfano
Paragraph fragment triggers tense apartment dispute
A dialogue fragment shows two tenants commenting on a new woman in an apartment. The exchange centers on ethnicity and appearance, reflecting prejudice in a tense housing context.
Lansing lawmakers hushed by speaker over hockey delay
Two state legislators who played hockey to watch a baseball game faced House Speaker Victor A. Knox who scolded them for delaying business. He ordered them to their seats for the rest of the session. The incident ended with compliance and a smooth proceeding.
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Lansing
Mich
U.P
Victor A. Knox
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