Probate citation for Michael Waldron estate in Middlesex Court
The court cites all interested parties to appear at the Probate Court in Cambridge Middlesex on September 27 1945 at 9 am to show cause why probate should not be granted. Public notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise and copies mailed to all known interested parties seven days before the hearing. Witness Charles J McIntire First Judge. Assistant Register Fe Esty 8 15 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Waldron
Cambridge
Middlesex
Maynard Enterprise
Charles. J. McIntire
Maynard Grange Fair Plans Advance at Co operative Hall
Maynard Grange sets July fair hours 7 to 10 Friday and 2 to 10:30 Saturday with premium lists distributed and exhibits invited. Open to residents with entries in vegetables fruit canned goods bread sewing and crafts. Exhibitors submit at Macurda’s and prizes include sweepstakes ten dollars and a $25 home garden fund for top youths. Admission ten cents. under 18 free.
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Maynard Grange
Fikely
Co-operative
Macurda
Maynard
Home Garden Committee
Co-operative Hall
Grange
Mrs Donahue and family return home after visit
Mrs Charles Donahue and her children of Needham return home after a week as guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Cook.
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Charles Donahue
Needham
Louis Cook
Marlboro Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
A Marlboro resident Mrs. J Mann of 375 Lincoln St endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after suffering back and kidney pain. She used four boxes and reports lasting relief. The ad cites local endorsement as proof and notes price 50 cents at all dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Marlboro
Dean
Doan
Wilson In Backing Democrats In New Jersey
President Wilson decided to let New Jersey Democrats endorse him for another term to avoid the appearance of exploiting the international situation. A letter to Sheriff Kinkead of Hudson county Democratic committee, made public at the White House, outlines the view. Maine woman pays 300 dollars to the treasury conscience fund for clothes smuggled years ago for a friend.
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Wilson
New Jersey
Sheriff Kinkead
Hudson County
Democratic Committee
White House
Maine
Washington
Treasury
Johnston New Tennis Champs At Forest Hills
William M. Johnston defeated Maurice E. McLoughlin in four sets to claim the singles title and become the new national tennis champion at Forest Hills on September 1.
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Johnston
Forest Hills
Maurice
E. McLoughlin
Maynard Field Day Draws 2000 with Union Events
Maynard hosts a May plus day at John A. Creene Park drawing more than 2 000 textile workers and families. A parade of 374 marched to the park led by union leaders and Imatra band. Baseball, track and field events followed including 100 yards open winners, 880 yard run and a 2 mile open race won by Nuppala of Fitchburg. Speakers John Golden Sara Boy and Santeri Nuortiva urged stronger organization and dues payments.
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John A. Creene Park
Marshall
Bernard Gar
Harlow Green
Sak Besnciion Driscoll
Imatra Brass Band
Spinners Union
Sewers and Burlers Union
Imatra
So. Acton Y. M. C
Sudbury A. C
Golden
Conboy
Nuortiva
Massachusetts
America
Thomas Breck
John Webster
John Smith
Thomas’ Murray
Marsden Waterhouse
Sylvester Sullivan
Joseph Parkin
Benjamin C. Brown
Hjalmar
T. Kyllenen
Quincy
Jacob
Mike Hiipaka
Hiipaka
Betty Tea
Edwin Laurilla
Jacob Laurilla Jr
Herbert Swanson
Leo. O'Brien
Jacob Laurilla
George Luosala
George Peterson
Georgianna Walcott
Senia Anderson
Frances Bnneguess
Annie Pryzinski
Senia
Anderson
John Hill
Oohn Gibbons
Preston Blanchard
Kyllanen
Herman Kyyli
Henry Lehto
Nuppala
Fitchburg
Alex. Tervo
Baker
John Taylor
Plain Mantle
Jessie Graham
Gladys Cuttell
Jacob Peterson
Flint Forbush
Boxboro
Nesbe
Lowell
Personally Conducted Fishing Trip Returns With Big Catches
A 29 person party led by William Priest sailed from Swampscott aboard William Strout’s gato truck then the Letter D to fishing grounds aboard Captain Haley. Forty fish totaled nearly 500 pounds with Priest Weaving and Lent each landing a 17 pound heaviest fish. Thomas Fox won the booby prize with a 7 ounce pickerel.
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William Priest
Swampscott
William Strout
Haley
John Weaving
Frank EB. Lent
Pollock
Thomas Fox
Heston Guest of William Hird This Week
Heston was a guest of William Hird during the week, sharing time at a local gathering and discussing community affairs.
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Heston
William Hird
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Fe. M. Esty, Asst. Register
Carden Fe
Leahigion Ra. C Concord
Bradshaw
Sudbury
Renee
Wol. R. G. Nichols
Massachusetts Ave
M. Lex
Kelley North Rd
Bedford
Dee of
Bon-Ton
Royal Worcester
W. Lawrenes Cook
Pariah
Concord
Cook
N. E. Conservatory of Music
Boston
Maas
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