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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
15
A public library encounter reveals a book with bold praise on its title page about reaching and teaching men. The line ends awkwardly with a bottom-clipped declaration and notes Lifesaver and a proverb about a fisherman’s truth.
The Massachusetts Land Court petitions by Margaret H Allsopp of Acton Middlesex County ask for a decree under General Laws to quiet title on about 13 acres in Acton bounded by roads and walls last deeded in 1930 and mortgageed in 1950 by Ernest E Allsopp to George T Weaver for 2500 dollars with interest. The petition requests notices and a decree after due process. Also probates court citation for divorce proceedings involving Margaret M Pallon of Acton.
Middlesex Probate Court to all interested in the estate of Bertha E Stevenson late of Acton. A petition to probate a will and appoint Walter N Stevenson as executor without bond is filed. Appearance required in Cambridge on November 13 1951 at ten in the forenoon. John J Butler Register. Sept 4 1951.
In Middlesex County a petition seeks license to sell the real estate of Johanna Johnston deceased. Objections must be filed in writing, with attorney, by October 5 1951, in the forenoon. Witness John C Leggat Esquire, clerk, September 10 1951. John J Butler Regtter September 13 27
Lost Pass Book No 1364 has been reported for replacement with payment stopped. Notice posted by Concord Co operative Bank dated September 13 20 27.
Notice combines probate action for Santa P Luca's last will in Cambridge Court. Mery Luca of Maynard asks to be appointed executrix without bond. Return day is Oct 8 1951. Separate notice records Pass Book 1314 lost at Concord Cooperative Bank Concord Mass Sept 13 20 27.
In this brief item, the piece notes fewer men tied to wives' apron strings as fewer wives wear aprons. It observes that when two women befriend each other it signals a third woman has lost two friends, reflecting social dynamics.
A Missouri salesman is stuck in a small town as heavy rains wash out the railroad. He jokes to a hotel waitress about Noah and the flood. The waitress replies she has not read a paper in four days due to the flood.
The saying compares alimony to continuing payments after a wreck, framing ongoing support as a financial aftercare obligation rather than a lump sum settlement.
A young Thomas Edison, lacking formal schooling, teaches himself by reading library books. He jokes to a librarian that he has read about 15 feet, having read every book on the shelf despite varied contents. Separately, Sudbury church leaders are invited to a Sunday installation and reception at the Parish House.
Announcement that application for a duplicate deposit book to replace Lost Deposit Book No. 7570 is received by Sidney B. McCleary treasurer of Assabet Institution for Savings Maynard. Also lost Deposit Book No. 38492 with payment stopped noted by W S Smith assistant treasurer Concord Middlesex Institution for Savings September 5 1951 with dates September 13 26 27.
The piece argues that Venice’s so called canals are ancient natural waterways between many small islands, predating the city’s founding, and not artificially built channels. It contrasts natural water paths with artificial canals and notes a claim about tungsten production in North America.
A guide urges drivers to select the correct lane based on traffic, speeds, turns and road markings. It emphasizes staying in lane, signaling turns, and passing only on the left to maintain the traffic flow and safety.
The 821st Quartermasters Bath Company processes water for 77 100 showers in a month and handles 37 212 items of clothing exchange. Heat needed for Nongchongong River water varied with Korean temperatures. New Mexico’s pinon tree is the sole edible pine family member.
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