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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1941
Page
6
Savings bank books lost with payments of the accounts applied under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Payments stopped. East Cambridge notice dated Nov 29 and Dec 6 13 20 with references 50266 107587 44423 87692.
Massachusetts probate court in Cambridge addresses appointment of a guardian for John Bertine Read Jr and Anita Lovie Read, minors. Interested parties must file objections in writing by specified date with Judge Lagerat, Cambridge.
Notice from the City of Cambridge Massachusetts informing interested parties that Gorony Inc. seeks a license for a Sad Clean operation and for keeping a round tank and one car, with restricted quantities and conditions as set by the Board of License Commissioners.
Cambridge License Commission orders storage of petroleum products at 24 Lexington Avenue limited to underground tanks and two cars under control of Gerace. The notice is dated December 6 and signed by Board members E Quinn Timothy Lea Heeman BH Gut.
A petition in Cambridge requests appointing a certain individual as administratrix of an estate. The citation requires objections in writing to be filed by December 15 before a designated morning hour at Cambridge Court. The notice is signed by the court clerk with dates and names as shown.
City of Cambridge invites sealed proposals to furnish to the city. Proposals must be accompanied by a certified cash deposit of 100 dollars payable to the City. Bids must be delivered to the Purchasing Agent at City Hall. Endorsed envelopes should be addressed to William D. Hillis Purchasing Agent City Hall Cambridge.
Notice of guardianship and estate proceeding in Cambridge County. The court calls for objections to the appointment of executor and bond, with deadline set in the forenoon of December 1. Attorney must file written appearance in Cambridge. Registrar Jordan notes.
Middlesex Probate Court notifies all interested in the estate of Sunene Y Ray late of Cambridge that a special administrator seeks allowance. If you object, file before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the specified date at the court.
A petition is filed in Middlesex Probate Court for Brattie Betts estate. Hugh M. Kirkland of Wallboro State is named examiner without bond. Respondents must attend in Cambridge on November 8 to object. witness Loring P. Jordan, Register. Date November 13, 1941.
Notice is given under General Laws Chapter 138 that Camel Inc and manager Sepphelle E Coleman applied for a renewal of their all alcoholic beverages license as a common victualers seven day restaurant at 2519 Mass Avenue. The committee, two dining rooms and kitchen on first floor with access for storage in the building. John E Quinn Timothy F Leahy Herman? Date Dec 6.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 135 states Frank A J Di Natale, registered pharmacist of Mes singer's Drug Store, applies to license druggist beverages at Ka MASS AVENUE Cambridge main store with back room and cellar storage in said building. TIMOTHY B F LEARY HERMAN E GUTHEIM Board of Piers Commissioners
Fanny G. Kapelos, manager, applies for renewal of license to sell all alcoholic beverages at Garden Grill Inc a seven day restaurant located at 386 Mass Avenue Cambridge with dining room and kitchen. The application proceeds under General Laws Chapter. Board of License Commissioners reviews the renewal.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notes guardian of Harry W. Perkinn of Cambridge presents sixth account for allowance. Creditors or interested persons may file objections in Cambridge Superior Court before ten o clock in the forenoon on December 16, 1941. Judge Jordan and Register Jordan sign the citation dated November 1, 1941.
The executrix of the will of Mary B H Ames of Conway New Hampshire presents her first account to the Massachusetts Probate Court for allowance. Vague schedule of dates and formalities indicates an upcoming hearing at Cambridge on a specified morning with attorney presence and public notice.
Under General Laws Chapter 158 Bruce Arakel Aslanian dba Charlies Sandwich Bar applies for renewal of a license to sell wines and malt beverages as a common victualer one day restaurant at 28 Mass Avenue Cambridge dining room with cellar storage in the building Vincent Spa Inc and manager Vincent seek local license to sell wines and malt beverages at 233 Portland Street Cambridge with dining room kitchen and cellar storage Herman Gutheim License Commissioners reports public notice of these applications.
Laws Chapter 138 shows Rignasio's Market Inc led by John M Rigasio applying for renewal of malt beverages license to sell package goods at Rindge Avenue Cambridge. The listing notes a three room first floor store with cellar storage and refers to the building in Cambridge.
Readable text notes a main store on the first floor with cellar storage in the Cambridge building at Church Street and 48 Brattle Street. No dates or owner names present.
Nicholas Leonardor and Anastos K Denes doing business as Prospect Butler Lunch apply to renew license to sell all alcoholic beverages as common victualers at Prospect Street Cambridge across two dining rooms and kitchen on the first floor with a cellar for storage. John Be Quinn Timothy F Leavy.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice to heirs and legatees that a petition has been filed in Cambridge Probate Court to prove the last will of Louis B. Gale late of Cambridge. J Watson Flett of Belmont and others are named executors without sureties on bonds. Attorneys must appear before 10 a.m. on December 10. Published Nov 17 to Nov 22.
Notified under General Laws Chapter 135 Edward Martin doing business as Martins Market seeks license renewal to sell alcoholic beverages as a package goods store at 272 Cambridge Street Cambridge two rooms on the first floor with cellar storage in the building.
Notices under General Laws Chapter 108 report Maple Athletic Association Int. John C. Walsh Manner applying for renewal of license to sell all alcoholic beverages at a Cambridge club on 6 Broadway on the second floor eight rooms including reading and recreation rooms in the Incaid Building. December 4.
Notices issued under General Laws Chapter 195 state Kathryn's Cafe inc doing business as Brook Cafe seeks a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as common victualers at a Cambridge dining room and kitchen on the first floor with cellar storage. Licenses Commissioners E. Guthem and John Heeman identify the applicants.
Laws Chapter 188 indicates Herman J. Modest doing business as Daylight Market has applied for renewal of a license to sell wines and malt beverages at 2920 Mass Avenue Cambridge. Main floor store with cellar storage in the gold building.
Notice is given under General Page 138 that Adams Grocery and Enkowskas as manager apply for renewal of their license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a package goods store at 45407 Windsor Street, Enid, with two rooms and a storage cellar. John Quinn.
The notice states Albert Hamner applied for renewal of license to sell wines and malt beverages and to operate a package store at 235 Cambridge Oxford Street with storage room and cellar. The filing appears under Laws Chapter 235 and is dated 6. Herman F. Guthem is listed as director.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 155 states Polish American Citizens Association Inc. Samuel P. Demchuk, Manager, applies for a renewal of their license to sell alcoholic beverages as a club at Cambridge Street Cambridge in the two room, central hall and storage space building. John Eb, Timothy F. Leany, Board of Licenses Commissioners.
A first floor with cellar storage is offered at 18k on Mass Avenue. Listed by Ouly Herman El Guthen, the owner seeks tenants for the building storage area on site.
Angelo Arena doing business as Angelos Variety Store applies for renewal of the wine and malt beverage license for a package foods store at 412 Mass Avenue in Cambridge. Renewal details filed with the Board of License Commissioners under Chapter 195. John EH Quinn Dee.
Under General Laws Chapter 133 Fresh Pond Market Co Charles Lemonsen Manager applies for renewal of license to sell wines and malt beverages as a package at Huron Avenue Cambridge store shipping room and order department on flat floor with cellar storage in the building John E Quinn Herman F Guth edw Board of License Commissioners Tee.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 188 announces Larkin and Mibran Martin doing business as Martin Brothers will sell wines and malt beverages as a packaged goods store at 1144 Cambridge Street Cambridge main store on first floor.
Laws indicate Charles Carrabino seeks renewal of a wines and malt beverages license for 1553 Cambridge Street Cambridge in a first floor room of a gold building. Harry Diamond a registered pharmacist seeks renewal of a license to sell all alcoholic beverages and draughts at 401 Putnam Avenue in the main store with prescription room and rear cellar in the same building.
The administrator with the will annexed of Susan Garver of Cambridge requests allowance of the final account. Creditors may file written appearances in the Cambridge Court by 10:00 a.m. on December 10, 1941, the return day of the citation. Witness John C. Great. First Judge. Cambridge. November 22, 1941.
Lawa Chapter 185 Association Notre Dame de Cambridge Inc. and manager David C. Landry apply for renewal of a malt beverages license for Wig Ne Fee Mass Avenue, describing an assembly hall on the second floor with a kitchen and a basement storage room.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 135 states Harris Joffe, a registered pharmacist of Joffe Pharmacy, seeks renewal of his license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 184 Mass Avenue Cambridge main store with cellar storage. License Commissioners issue dated December 6.
Notice to all interested in the trust estate under the will of Stephen Thacher late of Cambridge in die county for the benefit of Mary T Hinon and others trustee invites written objection. Objections must be filed in court at Cambridge by December third at 10 in the forenoon. Witness Joby C. Legat Esquire First Judge of the court this thirty first day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred forty.
The Cambridge Massachusetts License Commission will hear the petition of John H H Campbell and Superior Laundry Co for a 2nd Class garage license and for receiving and storing cleaning solvent at 345 Concord Avenue Cambridge in underground tank and three drums. The hearing is set in Room 12 City Hall on Monday December 22 at 2 o’clock. The total solvent quantity requested is 180 gallons with restrictions. The garage will serve five trucks.
Laws Chapter 138 state Sea Grill Inc of Clarks See Grill Anthony E Dinrakis Munster seeks renewal of a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a seven day restaurant at first floor dining room kitchen and storage cellar in the old building Cambridge.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 138 that Blue & Gold Club Inc Daniel J Maniey Manager has applied for all alcoholic beverages at a club located at 520 Mass Avenue Cambridge Massachusetts. The second floor room in the building is involved.
Application under Laws oat 138 by Cafarette Club of Cambridge manager Robert J McSorley requests permission to sell all alcoholic beverages as a club. Premises at 1) MASS Avenue Cambridge include three rooms on the first floor a kitchen in the basement a game room and service bar in the basement with a portion of basement for storage. JonX E Quinn ae 5 Gutheds
Mortgagee Morris Zlotnick will foreclose by power of sale on the Louis Rubin and Frances Rubin mortgage dated January 10 1940 recorded in Middlesex South Deeds. Auction at 10 am on December 10 on described Cambridge Somerville parcel, lot 95 on plan, 0.95 acres approx, bounded by Elm Street and adjacent lots. Cash price 300 dollars with remainder due later per plan terms. sale by Slo tnick.
Notes indicate under General Laws Chapter 138 Blanche Case Inc led by manager William V. Dwaresky applied for renewal of a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as common victualers at 834 350 M Avenue East Cambridge two dining rooms and kitchen on first floor with cellar storage in rear building License Commissioners John E Ovvin Mothy FF Leahy presiding
Under General Laws Chapter 135, Salvatore Selmone of Sam's Looch seeks renewal of a malt beverage license for a common victualer at 7 Landsdowne Street Cambridge with dining room on the first floor and a cellar storage area. Public notes reference license commissioners and a hearing location.
Notice to interested parties of a hearing at City Hall in Cambridge on Monday at 2 o clock to consider a license for a 2nd Class garage and storage of petroleum products at 2 Concord Turnpike north side Cambridge. Ownership by F. & C Coronation and Joseph T Crowley. request includes underground tanks and space for one car.
The City of Cambridge Massachusetts issues a notice of a hearing in Room 32 City Hall on December 22. The hearing concerns the Rubber Company owner Decoy Products Company as lessee for storage of 2000 gallons of varnish makers paint thinner naphtha 2000 gallons ethyl acetate and 200 gallons alcohol at 15 Potter Street Cambridge in underground tanks and drums with total quantity not exceeding 1000 gallons under order of the Board of License Commissioners.
Cambridge Lodge of Elks holds its annual memorial service Sunday night in the Lodge room with speaker Dr. Edward M. A. Bleakney of Newton and a Hallett Trio musical program. Chaplain Stewart F. Cooper leads the organizing committee.
Mon and Tue feature My Life With Carn ing with Anna Lee and Ronald Colman followed by Sweetheart of the Campus with Ruby Keeler and Ozzie Nelson. Web shows Pot O Gold with Goddard and Stewart and Back Street with Sullavan and Boyer. Fri and Sat present Thieves Fall Out with Joan Leslie and Eddie Albert and Six Gun Gold with Tim Holt.
The largest spider is the tarantus native to Central and South America. Its body reaches two to three inches with legs spread seven to eight inches across.
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