Fragmentary legal notice from 1944 court record
Incomplete OCR fragment shows names and dates referencing a November day in 1944. Mentions Judge aging and a registrar with a date of Nov 16 23 30, indicating a public or legal filing.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1944
Page
8
Incomplete OCR fragment shows names and dates referencing a November day in 1944. Mentions Judge aging and a registrar with a date of Nov 16 23 30, indicating a public or legal filing.
Court directs Ka Pietila to pay a $150 deposit toward burial costs. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by December 10, 1944, at 10 a.m. Written appearances required. stamped as of November 9, 1944. Court clerk Bat Register publishes November 16, 23 and 30.
Notice to all persons interested in the estate of Nils Bengston late of Cambridge Massachusetts to appear before the Probate Court for Middlesex County for the first account on December 194. The citation lists Loring Pondan as revision dates November 22, 30 and December 7.
The fragment signals a legal or public notice identified as No. 4442 with references to a payment and names like Smith and Mas dated October 10, 1944. The legibility is limited but indicates a formal notice entry in a local or regional paper.
Notice announces the loss of Deposit Book No. 43673 and a stop payment action. Fragmentary details include names and dates, with a notice likely published by Middlesex authorities or a bank.
Sergt Ralph A Macone U S Army Air Corps on furlough at his parents home 9 Street Concord prominent as oldest of six in service. Private Albert M Coffey Jr enjoys holiday leave from U S Army duties at base. Staff Sergt Thomas Maks Hayes returns from Europe after long overseas service. Several locals, including John Chisholm and M M O'Brien, are noted for service overseas or recent arrivals. Norma Arkin and Agnes Tofitbend also noted with family ties in Concord.
An officer with over two years in the southwest Pacific area is now visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.____, as reported in local circles. The brief note highlights ongoing overseas service and homecoming.
The readable text references a custody case involving a minor child and a date in history. Names and precise locations are unclear, but the fragment notes a court action and a witness mention, with a year around 1944.
Five interested parties in the Harriet J. Good estate of Sudbury petition the Massachusetts Probate Court. The court assigns appraisers for the will and orders bond not required unless objections are filed in writing before ten in the forenoon on December 18, 1944. Registered by Jordan. Nov 30, Dec 7, 14.
A petition was presented in the county court seeking administration of the estate of Acton resident Banks. The court appointed Banks as administratrix without requiring a surety bond.
Army captain Francis L. Coolidge, recently wounded in France, has returned and is located in Washington D C. He hopes to get home soon for a leave. His wife Helen R. Curtis and two children reside at 9 Belknap Street.
Ensign Thomas P. Brooks Jr. 20, U S Naval Air Corps son of Mr and Mrs P Brooks of 10 Belknap Street, was awarded the Dis premier here. He later went missing during the war and earned his wings in the fall of 1945 after attending Harvard as a Navy Aviation cadet.
Fragmented text notes Lieut. (G.8.) Sohn W. Boystow Jr. resuming duties with the Naval Dental Corps at Newport Rhode Island after a year of service. Mentions Mrs. Mildred Barrett and references to Archie Barrett and local residents, with unclear surrounding details.
Town licensing board announces Forrest and Patrick J. Davis seeking licenses to sell alcoholic beverages. Notices cite Chapter 138 of General Laws and advise public reading and comments by the end of the specified period.
Clinton man John J. Kelly, longtime selectman and board chairman, was appointed by the U S Department of Agriculture as census supervisor. He will train supervisors in Providence and Boston and will take a leave of absence to oversee farm census tasks in East Worcester County after January 1.
Pvt McGrath of Bedford Street returns home after seven months in service. He has a brother Corp Charles M McGrath in England and a veteran of Atlantic and Pacific war theatres.
A Philadelphia classified ad by C Allsmith at 31500 W Nedro Ave offers free samples and fair prices for work. The notice emphasizes quality and value in graphic services.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites interested parties to file a written appearance by December 18 in the estate of Frank W. Goodnow of Sudbury. The notice sets December 22 1944 as the return date with witness John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge and Loring P. Jordan Registrar.
Legal notice from Maynard Licensing Board listing applicants and officials including Joseph P. Dineen as Chairman and William Bain and William Stockwell, with scattered OCR errors, indicating a board action under General Laws and particulars about basement and kitchen areas.
Fragmentary legal notice mentions licensing matters, storage and building concerns with references to Maynard and Powdermill. The readable text is insufficient to identify parties, dates, or definite actions. No clear outcome or deadlines are present.
A Maynard court seeks probate for the will of Joseph F Doherty who resided in Maynard. The filing requests an appearance on a date in December to contest or establish the instrument as the last will and testament of the deceased.
Secret Service chief Frank J Wilson warns that nearly one million government checks go out daily and eight million monthly to armed forces dependents. He urges consumers to mail check custody, retailers to verify endorsements, and insist on proper identification to thwart forgery and losses.
Notice of probate filing appears in a historic court record. Judge John C. Leggat certifies a testament matter dated the twenty seventh day of November in a year ending six, with Register Loring P. Jordan recording the entry.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice lists interested persons concerning the estate of Petronella A entered late of Maynard. The document names heirs and administrating details for the estate process and required filings.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a town event with names like Weston and Waltham. It mentions sewing days on Tuesday and Friday and surgical dressings rooms opening midweek. A state armory meeting Tuesday night at 8 o clock is noted.
Rad and Mrs. A Myette of 6 Potts Street are mentioned in a local notice. Their two sons are listed as living in the United States, with Mr. Myette employed locally.
A town marked a quiet holiday with family gatherings and a large crowd attending the union church service. Morning events included students from the high school in a ditotium ceremony.
The Women's parish association held its monthly meeting in the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian church. After luncheon, Frederick T. McGill Jr. was introduced as the guest speaker.
The piece lists various local happenings including a St Bernard meeting at lower Monum hall tonight at 7 30, a Harvard athlete Wally Peydhbild formerly of Minden School featured, and references to fund drives and a Dutch Treat luncheon with Conant in charge.
Concord council members and Fourth Degree attendees gathered at a Boston hotel to outline winter activities. Red Cross operation begins at Converse High School in Stow Street with weekly evenings. Devens drill output reaches historic highs.
Fragmentary notice indicates Concord Lodge schedules its next meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with West likely in charge. The readable text suggests a local fraternal gathering details but lacks full names and date.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Forbes and Rothwell with unclear context and patron reference. No discernible event or entities to confirm a standalone news item.
A fragmented notice outlines a Red Cross sewing room opening on Tuesday and a one day sale in West Concord near Hall and Odd 2. It mentions a mid week meeting of a World Affairs series in Boston with speaker Mike Henry and notes a next event on December 7 at the clubhouse with committee charges and local parish references.
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