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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1936
Page
5
City notices warn interested parties of hearings at Cambridge City Hall Room 71 and Room 22. Lists licenses for Third Class gasoline storage at 28 Prescott Street and Class I or II licenses with storage limits at 567 Main Street. Hearings chaired by John B. Quinn, Aug 2 and Sept 5 dates.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex announces action concerning the estate of Ann Donovan. The notice names a witness and registrar with dates in August and September for filing and appearance under court rules.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts the administrator of the estate of Therese Trelegan late of Cambridge asks the probate court for authority to continue the burial fund of the decedent. Objections must be filed in writing in Cambridge before ten o'clock on the sixteenth day of September. Witness Judge John Crefton. August 1906. Also an open procurement notice in Washington DC for public works bids with details on painting contracts and bid submissions under the Federal Emergency Administration Public Works program.
Public legal notice for the estate of Auvilme E Doherty of Comgrey Court. A court hearing is set for ten o'clock in the forenoon on a date in 1936. Witness John C. Teige of the clerk’s office records duty on a specified day this year. Registrar Loring P. Jan notes Aug 1 2 3.
Fragmentary text shows a petition in an Austine Doberty case with insurer involvement. Names and places are garbled, but references to a court, indemnity company, and partial distribution suggest a probate or claim dispute in Boston.
Mortgagee's sale of certain Cambridge Middlesex County Massachusetts property to Home Owners Loan Corporation of Washington D C. The parcel at 25-247 Portland Street Cambridge shown as Lot 15 Plan 21 1 bounded by Port land Street Bristol Street Berkshire Place and Leavitt with 5060 square feet. Sale at public auction September 9 1836 at eleven oclock A M. Terms two hundred fifty dollars cash balance to be paid at sale. Edward V Hickey regional manager James J Beeman state counsel. August 15 22 20
In Cambridge Massachusetts City Hall Room 32 on Monday at 2 PM the Board of License Commissioners will hold a meeting to consider a new license order. John E Quinn serves as Chairman and the meeting will focus on a garage for one new license in the city.
A mortgagee sale notices a public auction of a Cambridge parcel at 3 PM on September 14 1908. The property on Lexington Avenue is described with bounds and measures totaling about 10 000 square feet and includes fixtures and building materials. Further details are available from Gallup & Hadley Beacon St Boston Mass. Refinance Co. – We Bank. Edward W. We Treasurer, present holder as of August 19 1038. August 22 39, September 5
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex court notice dated August 22 1820 describes proceedings in Cambridge before ten oclock in the forenoon on the seventeenth day of September witnesses including John C Lereat Esquire and Judge presiding with Oren P Jordan Registrar.
A citation in Suffolk County probate court cites potential executors Korb and Korb from Boston to file objections to the will of Lewis L Korb, late of Cambridge Wald County. The notice specifies the court date and that no surety is required, urging any objecting party to appear with counsel.
Special administrators present a probate filing for the Cambridge estate. Interested parties must file a written appearance by August 9, 1906, or risk default. John Beeen Uire serves as Witness. First Judge presides. Loring P. Jordan, Register. Aug. 29, Sept.
By power of sale under a Massachusetts mortgage the Somerville Savings Bank will sell on September 14 1930 at 2 PM the property in Cambridge Middlesex County described as Lot 6 on a plan by W A Mazon and bounded by Hampshire Road Amory Street and Lot 7. The parcel includes building fixtures gas electric coal ranges screens awnings heating apparatus and is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments with 300 due at sale. ERWARD 37 Hall treasurer.
By virtue of a mortgage and for breach of its conditions a foreclosure sale will occur at public auction on September 16 1956 at 2:00 PM for the land on Wendell Street Cambridge Middlesex County described as lot 24 on the Madamendall Estate plan filed with the Southern Middlesex Registry. Robert M Macintosh present holder of the mortgage along with terms including taxes and municipal assessments due, cash payment of three thousand dollars to the bidder and balance at noon on September 29 1934.
Massachusetts Land Court in Middlesex issues notice to interested parties in a Cambridge parcel dispute over Fayette Street. The petition seeks a decree on mortgage conditions tied to a 1851 deed and a $3,000 note, with publication and mail service ordered for three weeks and a hearing set in October.
Marjorie Sear Yee of Cambridge petitions to change her name to Joan Greene. Interested parties may appear in Cambridge Court before 10 am on September 14, 106. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge. Loring P. Jordan, Register. Aug 22-29, Sept 6.
A petition to the Middlesex Court seeks appointment of State Street Trust Company Boston as trustee of the Laura Morton estate created in her will. The court may exempt the trustee from furnishing a surety bond. hearing set in Cambridge on September 17, 1906. Witness: Judge John C. Esquire. August 11, 1906.
A License Board meeting in Cambridge Street heard no strong opposition. Councillor Jimmy Mahoney dropped objections to Polish American Citizens Club at 629 Cambridge Street. The inspector reported on premises and a dispute over lodging house proprietorship was taken under advisement.
Beano is back in force in the city with rules near Boston except sessions allowed. Mayor Lynch and City Solicitor Lynch reportedly investigated local game sponsors and warned them to comply with the law. We shall see what unfolds.
The scrub fowls of New Guinea create nests described as house-sized though the full size takes time. Mr and Mrs Scrub Fowl continue adding material over years until their mound reaches about 15 feet in height and 150 feet in diameter.
The Cambridge roller rink at Tech Amusements, 84 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge near the Harvard Bridge, opens for the season with a new floor. The piece extols roller skating as healthy, rhythmic exercise enjoyed by women, men, and children, noting its appeal for grace, mobility, and social recreation. It asks why roller skating remains popular across ages.
Officer C Lehan at Central Station discovers two 11 year old girls Lorraine Babin and Virginia Janes huddled in a doorway at 96 Austin street Cambridge. After a night at Revere Beach they returned home escorted and advised leniency by their parents.
Funeral services for Mrs Albina A Gormley nee Cremens were held at her home 2 Muller Avenue and Immaculate Conception Church North Cambridge at 9 o clock. She was the wife of Police Inspector Wm G Gormley and born in East Cambridge 34 years ago. She is survived by her husband her mother Mrs Patrick Cremeng and brothers Policemen Arthur D and John Gremens.
Central Square Theatre opens next Saturday August 29 presenting Devil Doll starring Lionel Barrymore with Maureen O Sullivan and Henry Walthall. Also on the same program We Went to College with Butterworth Merkel Herbert Abel. The last three days Wednesday to Friday feature White Fang with Whalen Muir Summerville and Educating Father from The Jones Family.
A reflective note explores how much of human thought is original versus borrowed. It muses on our reluctance to claim originality and the humility required to recognize influences shaping ideas.
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