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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
14
An unclear fragment hints at a Vermont State college art display along a Great Road and JacksonVon avenue. The text mentions Wilson Road and a Great Road with the Art in Boy theme, but details remain unreadable.
The Massachusetts Probate Court resumes a case involving a man and his wife Ida with claims of divorce. Notes reference Leggat as judge and dates in September and October 19 26 and 3, detailing a bond proposal bonded to the marriage.
Reader notices report Pfeiffer returning from Boston for the fall term and Doreford attending State Teachers College in Briggewater. Sympathy extended for a local death. Christ church schedule begins October 3 with services and Bible class times. Bowling League forms in Lexington with officers and captains listed. season to run through winter.
Court notice states deposit book number 44483 has been lost and payment stopped. Issued by W. S. Smith assistant Ferenc Mass on September 16 1946 with dates September 26 October 3 and 10 for public notice.
Massachusetts probate notice directs all interested parties in the estate of Christine Nelson also known as Chrestine Maroon of AtoyNards to respond regarding the will of deceased Fred Morris of Patishon County. The court in Cambridge requires written appearances by September 30, 1946, before 10 a.m. Judge John C. Leggst presides. Loring P. Jordan is the register.
Washington reports the air mail rate rises to five cents per ounce, with the two cent increase over Sha rate. The new rate applies to domestic, U S territories, U S armed forces and Canada under a reciprocal agreement. It introduces a uniform rate for air mail to any destination, including overseas, with promotional efforts and early sale details in Washington.
We have received an application for a duplicate book to replace deposit Bog No. 14158 which is lost at Institution for Savings Maynard Massachusetts. Sidney E. McCleary treasurer.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court alerts those interested in the estates of Vincent Paszkèle Wiez also Vincent Paszkelée Wicz and William Paskel late of Copard in Middlesex County deceased. Public records seeking creditors and heirs to appear and present claims.
Norman Garland son of Mrs Bernice Garland and the late Bertram Harland wed Eleanor M Barrett daughter of Mr and Mrs Barrett of Plainfield Vermont. Bedford pupils held a paper drive to fund an assembly supervised by new principal Mr Hallowell. Carroll Blake and Ann Jenks appear in college news with siblings at Wheaton Smith Concord academies.
At a meeting of the board on Beebe 7th the Hind Sonnet r 1 ot larva sewing a detlated phate of 15 cents a share on the edtrimon tober 11th to holders of record at the close of business December 27, 1946. The last previous dividend declared on April 1, 1946, was 5 cents a share.
Local letters complain about Emerson Hospital’s obstetric capacity with an estimated 45 births in September and only nine beds available. A water overflow damages tennis courts while a Concord painter jokes about managing a restless steer. Cancer notes outline public health facts and historic deaths.
A reunion and meeting of conducts since the war will be held on Saturday the 28 at the Way sae fin in Sudbury. Registration starts 10 30 with luncheon at noon. Attorney John E. Rice is a past treasurer and director, tracing Edmund Rice lineage from England to Sudbury Marlboro and back to the 1660s.
The Rice Hill residence hosts the annual meeting and reunion of the Rice family association. Attorney John B. Rice and his descendants live along the Boston Post Road where the orchards border the route.
Receipt on savings bond sales for August shows Massachusetts bought 246,806,000 in bonds in the first seven months of 1946, averaging 35,525,800 monthly and over a million dollars daily. Since 1941 Bay State sales total 2,225,000,000 with redemptions at about six percent in 1946.
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