Probate Court Notice of Louise C Crooker Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites interested parties to object to the guardian’s first account for Louise C Crooker of Acton. Written appearance due by ten in the forenoon September 25 1950 in Cambridge. Witness John C Leggat First Judge. John J Butler clerk. Sept 7 14 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Rosa N. Meloro
Rose N. Meloro
Rose Meloro
Maynard
Daniel P. Meloto
Shula
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Louise C. Crooker
Acton
Elaire
John. J. Butler
Conservator sought for Acton resident Winnie May Munn
A petition to Middlesex Court seeks appointment of a conservator for Winnie May Munn of Acton due to incapacity from age. Raymond A. Gallant or another suitable person would be appointed to manage her property with the Veterans Administration named as interested. Objections must be filed within the specified period. A lost deposit book notice from Concord dated September 6 1950 is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex A
W. S. Smith
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
VA Hospital Framingham posts veteran job openings
Vacancies exist at the VA Hospital in Framingham for hospital attendants with pay from $1.06 to $1.20 an hour and 40 hour weeks. Meals and transport options are noted for living at the hospital with a $40 per day rate. Applications are invited from veterans with no required experience and permanent Civil Service status offered on selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing VA Hospital
Framingham
Massachusetts
Concord Event Highlights Club Fair and Local Activities
Concord residents attended the Acton Womans Club fair on Saturday. The 23rd Infantry band performed a two hour concert as part of the day long event. Richard M. Finan of Everett Street plans to begin second year studies at Stockbridge School UMass on October 3 majoring in floriculture. He is son of Patrolman and Mrs James E Finan Jr. Concord Lodge Elks invited to District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Theobald P Bedard visit at Maynard Lodge on October 9. Concord Dev Chapter meets at Masonic temple Friday at 730 pm. Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree K of C members attended Boston meeting planning Columbus Day ball at a Boston hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Acton’ Womans Club
23Rd Infantry
Richard M. Finan
Everett Street
Stockbridge School of
University of Massachusetts
James E. Finan, Jr
Concord Lodge Elks
Theobald P. Bedard
Maynard’s Lodge
Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree
K. of C
Boston
Bedford Fair Sees Large Turnout in Afternoon Contests
Spencer Hauenstein led events at the Bedford Church of Christ Fair with winners across both boys and girls races. Top duos claimed first place in three legged, Indian leg wrestling, cup, dash, and Chinese races, while several runners up finished strong. Daylight saving time note concludes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Church of Christ ‘Fair
Spencer Hauenstein
George Owen
Albert Beecy
Henry Isner
Jimmy Albani
Gail’ Brolin
Joan Lord
Judy In
Alice Jean Elliott
Sornemy Isnor
Poe Es Herberte
Herbert Pike
Paul Josephson
Charles. Persall
Lidberg
Williamson
Pat Joslin
Marilyn’ Marebello
Town of Sudbury Clerk Stephen M W Gray Notice
The Town of Sudbury Clerk Stephen M W Gray issues a notice. Details pertain to official town business and public procedures as recorded in local government notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town OF
Sudbury
Stephen M. W. Gray
Farm workers affected by security law
More than 15 000 farm workers in Massachusetts and 656 000 nationwide will be affected by applying Social Security to farm hired hands. If employed three months, coverage may begin within 60 days. Officials urge farmers to learn details as changes take effect January 1.
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Massachusetts
Roy E. Moser
University of Massachusetts Extension Service
Dyents
Social Sécuri
In- C
Agriculures
Oungen
Soos
United States Post Offices
Birth of Daughter Constance Bates in Carlisle
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Bates of Carlisle announce the birth of a daughter, Constance, on September 12 at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Grandparents are Edwin F Bates and Rollin T Young. great names include Richard B Bates and jee Qua Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D. Bates
Bedford Road
Carlisle
Constance
Emerson’ Hospital
Concord
Edwin F
Springs Road
Bedford
Richard B. Bates
Road
Bates
Bedan
Richard Meet
Rollin T. Young
Schoolstreet
Rollin T. Younger
Young
Nor H. Bates
Dan River Burlington Mills Fins Bayous for Suitings
An item notes mills in Dan River and Burlington offering fabrics for suitings and dress goods. It mentions daytime hours from noon to nine in the evening during the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan -River & Burlington Mills
Lincoln Club Plans Tour Of Houses In Lincoln
The Concord First Parish church hosts a tour of contemporary houses in Lincoln on Saturday October 7 to raise funds for its building project. Tickets are sold by Mrs. Ro Meyer or at the Whitechurch TL center on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Coln
Lincoln
Urday
Ro Meyer
Whitechurch
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