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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1939
Page
5
Lost savings bank books advertised for payment following Chapter 371 of the Acts of 1912. Payments listed for East Cambridge Savings Bank and other accounts with dates April 15 22 29 and April 6 15 22. Public auction scheduled at storage warehouse on Friday April 6 15 22 under state law.
Court hearing requested by Hinrota W. Fisher and William W. Fisher of Dallas Texas to probate the will and appoint themselves executors with surety. Notice sets time and date for the hearing and outlines required readings and proceedings for the Bro probate in the year 1900.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court publishes notice to legatees and devisees to appear by mail or delivery. Interested parties in the estate of Elizabeth near Cambridge must attend a hearing at ten o'clock on the forenoon of April 12, 1919, with the return witness John Doe in the said court.
Court in Cambridge announces probate of the will of Emilie Pauline Hedwig Willen of Cambridge. Request to appoint administratrix with the will annexed and require bond. Objections must be filed in writing by the twenty fourth day of April at the hour of ten in the forenoon. J. Raquite, First Judge, and King F Jordan, Register. April 645-22
Public auction conducted for the estate of Evia B. Dix on the northerly side of Da Street Cambridge. The parcel includes a building and 37.30 by 50.0 foot lot with a 306 lien. bid starts at $300060 cash with balance due in ten days. Sale by Michael Sheek and Woodworth & Co. April 8 15 22.
Massachusetts probate notice informs all interested parties that James Keoughist of Cambridge is deceased and a petition to administer his estate has been presented. Objects must be filed with the Court at Cambridge by 10 a.m. on the fourth day of April next, with bonds and related duties detailed by the registrar Lorin Jordan.
A petition has been presented to the Middlesex County Court for probate of a will purporting to be that of Florence N. Sloane late of Cambridge. K. Sherrill of Boston and George B. Harnhester of Middlesex seek appointment as executors without bonds. Interested parties must file written appearances by a stated date.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts the estate of Mary J Terrant is cited. Terrant has appeared for allowance and the court sets a hearing at ten o clock in the forenoon on April 25 1090. John C Legent Clerk signs the notice dated March 30 1900.
The sixth yearly Cambridge Kiwanis minstrel at Rindge Hall Monday night drew a friendly crowd. Dr. George Whoriskey and the Cambridge singers led a lively program with local comedians and a Shirley Temple style cast including Maurice Corkery and Chic Hillis. Dentists Dr. Bearse and Dr. Kazis will be prominent at the 75th State Dental Society convention at the Statler next week.
The Twenty Club from Elks circles wrapped up their eleventh bowling season with a banquet at Warmuth's Restaurant Boston presided by Joseph T. Dunlap. Prizes were awarded after which the group returned to Nover's Bowling Alleys for a post series match.
A string of quick quips emerged during the Monday Finance session with quotes from Winslow Sullivan Roche Tierney Donovan and others. The remarks touched budget misnomers hospital matters towels in park shelters and whether Steve would attend a convention.
A geological study maps a vast chain of volcanoes stretching from northern Mexico down to the southern tip of South America. Researchers note interconnected magma systems and varied eruption histories across dozens of volcanoes along the continental arc.
A Cambridge League of Women Voters delegation spoke at the Chamber of Commerce meeting on Tuesday noon. Mrs Roche outlined the movement’s beginnings and growth to 38 affiliated leagues, while Mrs Powell described local league activities and civic committees. John Campbell praised progress and avoided naming the laundry firm cited in a playful example.
A dated note expresses gratitude for the swift and effective action by Chief Gutheim and his team this morning, commending the minimal damage to a building and its contents after their prompt response.
Michael T. Kelleher chairman of Cambridge Red Cross Disaster Relief will attend sessions in Washington at the National Convention. Volunteers Miss Mary Batchelder and Mrs. Charles L. Bouton will also attend the conference.
The Baldwin Outing Club Associates mark 10 years with a banquet at Boston Parker House roof garden next Thursday night at 7. Mrs. Mary Harris Melvin heads the committee assisting Pres. John J. Hallisey and Maurice Corkery. State and city officials will attend.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Boston Typographical Union No. 13 hosts a Bridge and Whist next Tuesday evening April 25 in the Venetian Room at the Copley Square Hotel Boston. Officers include Miss Isabel McDonough, Mrs Agnes Edmonds, Mrs Mary Moroney, Mrs Margaret Greene, and Miss Isabelle Field.
Three or four goats supply as much milk as the average cow can drink with half its usual ration. The note compares goat milk yield to cattle production under constrained feed conditions.
Leslie Howard and Wendy Miller star in Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion at Central Square Theatre this Friday. Henry Higgins trains Eliza Doolittle to pass as a duchess, a tale with a memorable ending. Co feature Four Girls in White follows Florence Rice Una Merkel Ann Rutherford Mary Howard. Beginning Tuesday Cafe Society with Madeline Carroll and Peter McMurray features a spoiled socialite chasing headlines. Shirley Rose adds spice. Flirting With Fate stars Joe E. Brown and Leo Carillo during a South American tour. Hughie McGinnis hosts Kiddie Show and Lone Ranger Rides Again episode airs Saturday.
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