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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
13
Policemen Aff ith and Joseph receive a day off after a skunk is found stuck in clothing. The incident prompts a safety check and local guidance on handling animal encounters during leave.
Massachusetts court records indicate Anna Pyszka requests partition and sale of undivided share in land by Walden Street in Maynard. The report notes a public auction option and appointing a guardian or assessor to oversee proceedings under the commonwealth law.
Remains of an extinct giant marsupial were found near Smithton Tasmania. Large bone fragments and teeth suggest the creature resembled a rhinoceros and lived about one million years ago during the Pleistocene era. Professor E. V. Ogee of the university examined the finds.
Probate Court issues notice to Joseph Pyszka, James Wheeler, and others in Maynard that Annie Pyszka seeks partition of an undivided half of land on Acton Street with house, recorded in Middlesex Deeds Book 4862, page 314. A commissioner may sell or arrange conveyance if sale benefits. Objections must be filed by Oct 28, 1946, in Cambridge.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court invites objections to Albert Hodgess Maynard being appointed administrator of Ada N Hodgess deceased. Written appearances must be filed by October 23 1946 with no bond surety. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. Oct 3 10 17
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announces Loew's Inc. will manufacture phonograph records under the M G M Records label. Nicolas M Schenck says stars from MGM pictures will record for the label and a Bloomfield New Jersey plant, bought from the War Assets Administration for about one million dollars, will supply up to forty million records yearly. Northeastern Distributors will distribute in New England except Connecticut. Malnutrition and unsanitary conditions in China threaten children's eyesight per the Better Vision Institute.
Commonwealth Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites objections to the sixth seventh and eighth accounts of the trustee in the will of Orion O Ames late of Sudbury. Notices require filing by the return day of the citation with John C Leggat Esquire first judge. October 1 1924 Loring P Jordan Register. October 10 17 24.
In Middlesex ss probate court the estate of Charles E Turnbull of Maynard seeks a bond surety for Archibald W Murray. Written appearances to object must be filed in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on October 25 1946, return day of citation. Witness John C Leggat Esquire September 30 1946.
Middlesex probate court records the estate of Casimer J Anelons of Maynard asking that Anna M Grant of Waltham or another suitable person be appointed administratrix. Interested parties must appear in Cambridge before October 23. Witness John C Leggat First Judge and Register Loting P Jordan.
Deposit Book No. 44483 is reported lost with payment stopped. Notice from W.S. Smith, assistant Concord Massachusetts dated September 18 1946 lists subsequent dates September 26 October 3 and 10.
Concord posts list whist party at Veterans building 8 p m. Concord Lodge IOOF meets Odd Fellows hall 8 p m. V F W post military hall State Armory 8 p m Friday. St Bernard s CYO meets Monument hall 7 30 p m.
The notice lists the opening fall meeting of the Concord Woman's Club at Trinitarian Parish House at 3 PM along with the Concord Board of Selectmen regular meeting at Town House 7 30 PM and a State Guard drill at State Armory 8 PM. It also includes Concord Council Knights of Columbus at Monument hall 8 PM and Concord Grange Neibhger s Night at Elks upper hall 8 PM. Court Our Lady Help of Christians meeting IOOF hall 8 PM.
Wednesday opening talks announced with an afternoon session at Mrs Stedman Buttrick’s. Also listed are the Concord Pack No 33 Boy Scouts at Harvey Wheeler school and a voter registration window at Town House.
A Boston subcommittee on Education finance calls Tax Commissioner Long and Harvard professor Simpson to meet October 14 as it seeks relief for cities and towns spending about one third of local budgets on junior education. Proposals from the Massachusetts Teachers Federation and the Taxpayers Association urge new state aid formulas to boost funding from a $26 million annual corn tax and to revamp the 1926 distribution to 351 towns.
Massachusetts savings banks will reopen with Saturday hours this month, Kenneth McDougall of the Savings Banks Association of Massachusetts announced. Banks in Massachusetts New York and Connecticut plan to observe Savings Is Life Insurance Month in October per William B. Snow Jr of the Savings Bank Life Insurance Council of Massachusetts.
The Wisconsin conservation department warns outdoorsmen that a single match can start a fire with vast consequences, reminding that one tree could be damaged by a single careless spark.
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