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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1938
Page
5
In Middlesex County Massachusetts a probate petition seeks guidance on the will of Louise, filed for estate administration by C. Letrat, Probate Clerk. Objections must be written and filed by December 14, 1934, with hearings set at Lynchburg.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Bellenberh Berry late of Hartford Connecticut deceased. A petition has been presented to the Probate Court for Hartford County by the executor seeking authority to receive or distribute personal effects and assets. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by 10 o clock on the form on the day fixed.
Sealed bids addressed to the Superintendent of Public Buildings for erection equipment and chimney for the incloerator plane will be opened December 1 2008 at Cambridge Town Hall. Plans and contract documents available at the city office and at Brown's Letters Architects. Minimum wage requirements noted by Massachusetts Commissioner of Labor and Industry.
Commonwealth of Masrachu Massachusetts in Middlesex county issues a public notice detailing administrative actions and required filings. The document outlines jurisdictional authority and deadlines for affected residents and local organizations.
A Cambridge resident appeals a probate court decision alleging an improper substitute proceeding. The document shows the Middlesex County court context and references a contested show cause hearing.
City of Cambridge gives notice of a hearing to all interested parties in Room 2 Cite Balt Mosasy on December 12 at 2 o clock. Public access and details listed by the Board of License Commissioners as per official order.
A petition to the Probate Court requests appointment of Charles E. Farrey of Woburn or another as representative for various estates. It lists Albert A. Proctor of Barre and Nelson Hawes of Barre as beneficiaries or claimants tied to property and savings accounts. The hearing is set in Cambridge before 10 AM on November 22. Witness John Cit Esquire, First Judge of Probate, dated November 16, 190?
The document shows a probates court entry with dates in December and a return day set for a specified fourteenth day. It references an order and a register, noting a person and formalities typical of a court citation in the commonwealth.
A 19th century probate entry from Middlesex County records lists Wealey Johnston as absentee with Salem address and Middlesex property. The matter names East Cambridge Savings Bank and the Norfolk probate trustees, with M Brockelbank among petitioners for partition. November filing cites F Jordan, Register.
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to VENUE Ln and rooms and kitchen on the first door with storage in the building 7085 ES. Quim Timothy F. Leahy Heeman Ek Gutheim Board of License Det. 3.
Notice filed under General laws announces Henry Lew at Canton Garden Restaurant applying to renew his license to sell wine and malt beverages as a 7 day restaurant in Cambridge Massachusetts. The dining room and kitchen occupy the first floor with a cellar for storage.
A notice from the Cambridge Board of License Commissioners states Sakise Aaper has applied for a renewal to sell all alcoholic beverages at the common rich ealers in Cambridge. The building houses storage on the first floor with a fire incident noted. Dated December 3.
Notice under General Law Chapter 138 states Archie Kerkorian doing business as Archie's Cafe has applied for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages of a common victualer seven day restaurant at 107 River Street Cambridge dining room and kitchen on the first floor with cellar for storage in the said building before the Board of License Commissioners.
Catherine F. Queene applies for renewal of a malt beverage license for a 7 day restaurant at 2516 Mass Avenue Cambridge. License seeks permission to sell Malt Beverages in dining room and kitchen with storage on premises.
Samuel Spanos seeks renewal of his license to sell HT alcoholic beverages as a common victualer at Crimson Cafe. The business operates a seven day on premise location at 112-114 MT. A Street on the first floor with a cellar for storage under Papen John E. Quinn Herman Beguthesda.
Charles Galdys and partners seek renewal of their license to sell all alcoholic beverages at the Brookline Street Cambridge location. The establishment includes a room and kitchen on the first floor with a cellar for storage and operates seven days a week.
A notice states that Seat Cafe has applied for a license to sell alcohol under the local laws. The filing is recorded in the general registry under authorities including General Thomas F. Bil flige. The establishment proposes a dining room with a cellar for storage in an HN Cin area, SEOTHY LEAHY HEEMAN E GUTHEMM.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notices a petition in the estate of Alden H Procter from Westford. The Barre Savings Bank holds in trust for Alden H Procter with a court appearance required by ten o clock in the forenoon on a specified December day. The registrar witnesses this notice dated November 16.
Notices announce renewal applications for several Cambridge eateries. Fuiston Cafe at 12 Boylston Street seeks renewal for all alcoholic beverages. Harvard Cafe Inc at Boylston Street with two dining rooms and kitchen applies for renewal. Grace R Sheugh treads for a common victualler license at an East Street site. Tasty Sandwiches requests a renewal for a 1st floor dining room with cellar storage.
General Lords chapter ae y piven and Alessandra Petri cone renew license for Elena Restaurant i-for alcoholic beverages and common victoriess 7 an ae ft 668 TA kitchen on first face with cellar for stor pits Quirky Board of Licenses Commissioners. Earth Steam Runs Factories Steam from the Interior of the earth in volcanic Italy runs factories and trolley cars of Larderello and other Tuscan towns near Florence.
Michael T. Kelleher, Cambridge Chapter Roll Call chairman, notes Red Cross public health nurses made over 1,000,000 visits to or for the sick in the past year. They serve communities lacking medical aid, including mountains, small towns, prairies, and isolated islands. Nurses have examined 59,187 school children for defects and arranged treatment where needed.
Walter G. Boudreau of Stearns Street Emanuel Mower of Prospect Street and Joseph L C Santoro of Pearl Street are studying at Berkeley Preparatory School Boston.
The Oaks Inc J M Jr manager applies to the Board of License Commissioners under General Taw Chapter 1 to convert their Greek to a 7 deg restaurant license. The request is to sell all alcoholic beverages as common victualers at 13 Springfield Street kitchen on the first floor.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a court matter in Marba Massachusetts with references to Theodore and consent or objection. The legible text hints at a hearing schedule and possible legal actions but lacks clear names dates or outcomes.
Clip noting a vote on November 8 1938 with a directive to save for future reference. Includes the text Mio 476 rr as part of the readable fragment.
City records show Restaurant Inc doing business on Kelly's Bars seeks renewal of liquor license to sell alcohol as a common victualler with seven day dining rooms and cellar storage. Hearing or action date noted as December 5.
Readable text credits Greek missionaries with inventing the Russian alphabet to translate the Bible for the Russian people, outlining their goal of spreading Christian scripture and literacy among early Rus communities.
A renewal application is filed for Harris Joie to renew a license to sell alcoholic beverages at Joffe Pharmacy located on MABE AVENUE Cambridge. The building includes a cellar and one room on the first floor with access noted.
The passage argues that the term meteorology does not relate to meteors but is a study of the earths atmosphere. It notes confusion over jargon and asserts the field concerns atmospheric science rather than celestial phenomena.
The Latinite Reunion Committee of 1936 organizes the Second Annual Reunion Party. the Alumni Association formed last year at Cambridge High and Latin includes doctors, lawyers, and youth leaders. The group aims to boost Cambridge youth opportunities and encourage higher goals in education, business, and life.
At a Board of Directors session Carroll L. Chase received a gold wrist watch for 25 years of service Lovejoy made the presentation. Twelve Cambridge boys led by Don Matheson plan to attend the 49th Older Boys Conference in Holyoke December 2 to 4 with the theme Living Courageously. Delegates include Theodore Adelson Otis Camber Donald Jellow Fred Jellow Philip D. Jones Wendell Jones. Grace M E Church entrants Walter Brown Warren Brown Robert Snelgrove Adrian Walters. United Presbyterian Church entrants Albert Cooper Peter Finleyton.
The article explains ventriloquism cannot be produced in the stomach or elsewhere except the larynx. It describes a full breath with chest neck and jaw muscles kept still, mouth nearly closed, glottis narrowed, air not escaping through the nose.
Galax leaves found in the North Carolina mountains show unusual keeping qualities with cases sent on long voyages arriving in perfect condition. In early industry days Queen Victoria often sourced galax leaves from the Southern Appalachians.
The Board of Licenses Commissioners lists United Markets Inc and manager Charles Huggeiero applying for a renewal to sell alcoholic beverages at a package goods store located at 237 Green Street Cambridge. Notice is given under General provisions.
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