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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
5
Notices announce a probate hearing in Cambridge with a May 1935 return date and the estate of Denny also Mary Dosey. A mortgage sale by East Cambridge Savings Bank covers a parcel on Olivla Street with a $2000 cash requirement and a ten day balance period, detailing lot dimensions and liens.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice appoints James M. Chase of Bedford County as guardian ad litem for Eva A. Taylor of Cambridge in a mental health case. Court set for April fifteenth with witnesses and registrar requires return by the guardian ad litem.
Commonwealth notices show Patrick A Menton of Wetertown and Michael Tr walan of Cambridge involved in probate matters. Administratrix seeks allowance of first account with objections due by April Court date and attorneys to file written responses. Witnesses and judges sign off on return days and dates in 1930s Middlesex County notices.
Probate filings show wills and executors in Cambridge Massachusetts. Notices name Caroling Schneider and others seeking appointment of executors and witnesses, with return dates in April 1935 and details about probate actions and license petitions.
A petition for probate of an estate in Cambridge is filed alleging Anna A. Erosion died in Cambridge leaving a will. The petition requests appointment of an executor and notice by mail to heirs and legatees with appearances due by April 30.
A notarized financial statement from Thomas Dalby Inc showing control links to Union Market Nation Bank in Watertown. It notes Old Country Crust Associates owning majority stock in Harvard Trust. no stock in affiliated banks, no deposits, no borrowings, and confirms sworn by I. E. A. Neagle, Treasurer, before Notary F. W. Marriner in 1935.
As of March 4 1935, The 190 Realty Corporation Springfield Massachusetts affiliates Harvard Trust Company Cambridge Massachusetts shows real estate holding function. Newton Center Real Estate Company Newton Center Massachusetts holds real estate with majority stock of Newton Trust Company, Old Colony Trust Associates own Harvard Trust stock. Old Colony Trust Associates Boston Massachusetts affiliated Harvard Trust reports holding majority of its capital stock. Thomas Campbell assistant treasurer verifies statements.
A petition has been filed in Middlesex County Court asking Amanda M. Sherburne of Cambridge be appointed administratrix of the estate of Charles Sherburne late of Cambridge. Objections or written remonstrances must be filed before 10 a.m. on April 29 1935 in Cambridge. Judge Lenina B. Jordan presiding.
Board of License Commissioners Beare ae Rey Comin now holding a tavern ice for malt beverages at 2 River Street has applied for a use to sell malt beverages as a common victualer with River Gere in said Combs 00 first Floor andcel F Frsto to gal boliding. tar for sorevo aN B. QUI TIMOTHY F. LEAWYY HEE EL GUTHEIM April ia.
Public sale of property under a mortgage held by Harvard Trust Co Cambridge Ma to satisfy breach of condition. Parcels include River Street Jay Street and Howard Street sites with detailed boundary measurements and a plan reference. Sale subject to taxes and other charges. $1000 cash at sale. remaining price due within ten days. For details contact Cambridge Trust and Savings Estate Dept. attorney. April 1935.
Councillor Freddie O'Connor of River street ward tackles unpaid administrative boards and attends meetings with Councillor Hillis to study their function. He argues against inefficacy and favors consistency toward a city manager plan, praising courage despite his small stature.
The Y M C A notes a monthly Y s club meeting in the library. The Camrin Club schedules a Splash Party and Dance Thursday night. Volleyball league plans are forming for Wednesday evenings. The Ladies Auxiliary held its annual convention at the Cambridge M C A on Wednesday. A Boosters Club forms with a 100 member goal by May 15 including charter members Robert Blevins J A Coulter Fred Kee Thomas McNeeley BE A Melanson Martin O Rourke Leslie Russell Hobart M Shackford Albert E Stanley James Towers.
The name Arizona is said to derive from the Papago language meaning a place of small springs, reflecting native linguistic roots of the state’s designation.
Sealed proposals due 11:00 AM April 27 2005 at Cambridge City Hall Room 11 for printing voting lists including typesetting press work or planeograph paper in 125 copies. Bid packet and specs from Purchasing Agent. include a $100 certified check. Proposals marked printing voting lists to William J. Shen Temporary Purchasing Agent Cambridge.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage dated October 4 1929 from William A Stuart and Mabel Stuart to Reliance Co operative Bank for 62 Antrim Street Cambridge Middlesex County Massachusetts. Sale Monday May 6 at 4 PM terms 500 cash with balance in 10 days. Inquiries to Francis J Roche 1374 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge. Edward W White treasurer holder of paid mortgage.
A national Commerce Department survey finds average car life seven years, but many cars end early in junkyards due to defects and neglect. The Oxford Garage on Oxford Street at Eustis Street touts automotive engineers, storage, and roadside rescue, claiming to save owners money by extending life and lowering cost per mile. Phone Eliot 8510 for details.
Allen Stationery Co at 718 Mass avenue offers a large selection of Rustcraft greeting cards for the Easter season and advises the discriminating buyer to browse the choice assortment.
Councilor Frank Roche may be appointed a District Court judge, ending his mayoral bid. A License Commission session next Monday handles a pawbroker license revocation for Louis Rubin and a police complaint against the B. M. SO ATIC Club for staying open after hours. A police shift tonight may affect a dozen officers.
Cambridge regards John T. Scully as an expert on community business progress after his engagement by the Boston Port Authority. Scully formerly directed State FERA and led the Boston business publicity bureau.
A hearing is set at City Hall License Commission chambers at 2 P.M. for Louis Rubin owner of City Loan Co. 508 Mass. Ave. Rubin recently faced District Court fines totaling 60 dollars for receiving stolen property and faulty records. Inspector Canney and Sergeant Donelan prepared the report to be reviewed by Chief Leahy as part of the license action.
Joe Winn of Winn Electric Company was elected president of the new Mass Master Electricians Association. The group aims to promote public safety by enacting laws to improve electrical appliances and reduce fire hazards. Cambridge firms involved include Bryant & Company Clark & Mills W. C. Eldridge H. F. Farrow Company C. L. Whitney Company Jd. F. Higgins Co. and Winn Electric.
Henry L, after his job failed years ago, kept listening for opportunities. A call from S & T Company seeks a strong man for their New England factory. Bill Jones vouched for him. if he can spare a week to work, he should visit on Saturday to discuss employment.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 138 states John J. Hurley doing business as Hurley's Cafe seeks a license to sell wines and malt liquor at 11 Brookline Street Cambridge with dining room and kitchen on the first floor and storage area in the rear. Timothy F. Quinn and Herman E. Guthie are named as officials.
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