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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
7
Elizabeth Young of Essex County is named to be appointed administratrix of a deceased person’s estate with a will admitted for probate. Interested parties must file appearance in Cambridge before the return day to contest the instrument and bond.
In Cambridge September 1945 the Probate Court set dates for wills and guardianship matters. Citations issued for Alice May Frost Acton and Helen E. Fairbanks require appearances by October 1945 and October 19 1945 respectively. John C Leggat Esquire, First Judge, presiding. Loriing P Jordan Register.
Notices detail proposals by M. A. Kenely for a four apartment building, W. Meacham M D for a farm site, and F. Laurence Post for a garage closer to the property line than allowed. Harvey N. Fairbank chairs the Board of Appeals handling these matters on Butler road Goodman Hill road and related parcels in Floridia.
Ethel M Davis petitions for divorce from Arthur E Davis on grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. Request includes alimony custody and support for a minor child. Written appearance due within twenty one days from February 8 1946. Court: Cambridge. Judge John C Esquire. Register: Loring P Jordan. Sept 17 1945.
Furloughs and discharges fill Concord notices as Pvt James H. Bee Bedleigh and Pvt Dee honorably end service at Chanute Field. Corp Walter Loomer of West Concord returns home to civilian life near Fort Devens. Sgt Arthur L Hurley of West Acton and Pvt James H Doherty of Concord resume civilian duties after overseas service. Local crews report multiple family armed forces, with brothers and sons in the Navy and Army overseas. The Concord motor corps meets next Tuesday at 8 at State Armory under Capt Dorothy Macone. State Guard holds a Monday drill at 8 with Capt Joseph Barr. Boston parade news noted.
Middlesex Probate Court announces probate proceedings for the estate of C Edward Crowley of Maynard. Mary Ellen Crowley petitions to be named executrix with a surety bond and invites objections by October 15 1945. Signed by Loring P Jordan September 27 and October 4.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notices Lucius E Hosmer of Jefferson New Hampshire deceased. Gertrude G Hosmer seeks appointment as executrix without bond after copies of the NH will are filed for probate in Middlesex. Appearance due October 22 1945. witness Judge Leggat and Registrar Loring P Jordan.
To all persons interested in the estate of Luella Mott late of Acton deceased probate is sought for a cut instrument purporting to name Otis B. Mott of Acton as executor without a bond. Anyone may object by filing a writ appearance in Cambridge Court before ten o clock in the forenoon on October eighth 1945. Judge John C. Leggat presiding. Loring P. Jordan clerk. Sept 17 1945.
Deposit Book No. 34280 has been reported lost. Payment on the book is stopped. J W Ballou treasurer for Middlesex Institution for Savings announces the loss from Concord Massachusetts dated September 28 1945 with notice effective October 4 11 and 18.
Acton pupils across grades elect officers including Grade 12 President Martha Jones and Grade 11 President Walter ard. A Whist and Bridge Party on November 2, 1945 at Blanchard Hill raises funds for new band uniforms, with proceeds supporting the Acton High School Band, first of its kind in the district.
In Springs Wyoming a radio room was struck by lightning causing a fire. The Sprite Faccio and two others acquitted the scene as flames enveloped the equipment. Damage estimated at $300.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Maryland and references Kellogg's and foods. The readable parts include scattered phrases about eating, taste, and advertisements but lack coherent events or clear entities beyond Kellogg's and locations like Maryland.
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