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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1940
Page
5
Payment stops filed under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Listings show accounts for East Cambridge Savings Bank with entries Nov 23-30 Dec 7 and Nov 7-14 Dec 7-14 and numbered accounts 92072 52690 74148.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex County issues a notice to interested parties regarding a petition to admit a will to probate for the estate of a deceased resident. The court sua sponte directs objections in writing by a stated deadline and provides the judge and registrar names along with filing instructions.
Beira and others must notify by mail or delivery. Commonwealth of Massachusetts estate of Gensie Ray Inte of Bridge in Cambridge. A petition for probate of an instrument is before the court to appoint a executor without surety on the bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court before ten in the forenoon on the thirtieth day of December. The clerk is S. P. Jordan, Register.
The court appoints an executor in the estate of Seyene of Cooridge with no bond surety and invites objections. Persons may file written appearances before ten o clock in the forenoon on the ninth month of 1840 in Cambridge. Lorisg P. Jordan, Register.
Probate court in Cambridge advertises a petition to probate a will or issue of letters of administration for Melsar D Smith late of Cambridge. Interested parties may object in court on specified dates with witness John Logest, Register. Court date set for January 9 1841 return day.
A Massachusetts court receives a petition to appoint EB Ahern of Cambridge as administrator of the estate of Dennis Jabern of Cambridge. The notice requests any objections to be filed in writing by December 30 in Cambridge, with the first judge and register’s signatures recorded on December 11.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County petitions for divorce from spouse. desertion cited. Respondent urged to file a written appearance within twenty one days of the date of notice. Court set in Cambridge. Date noted December 14 21.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces to interested parties that the will of Florence E Sawyer late of Cambridge died, probate court accepts a claim for allowance, a hearing is set for January eighth at ten o clock. Judge John Cut presides. F Jordan register records the notice dated December 18 in year 1919.
Notice to heirs legatees and devisees of John A Rose estate in Cambridge that Walter Powers and Albert B Gladwin petition for executorship of the last will. Court sets return on January 8 1911 at 10 in the forenoon in Cambridge Massachusetts.
The Workingmens Co operative Bank seeks foreclosure on a parcel with buildings at 50 Magazine Street Cambridge Middlesex. The court orders all with an interest to appear and answer by the return date, with publication in the Cambridge Sentinel for three weeks and service by registered mail. Witness Judge Fenton in December 1940.
Frobate Court Middlesex calls all interested in the trust estate under Elizabeth Emerson of Cambridge deceased for Emerson Freeman’s benefit during life and for others afterward. The trustee seeks court allowance. object in writing at Cambridge Court before 11 o clock in the forenoon on January 7, 141. Judge John Caire presiding. Register Loring P Jordan notes.
City of Cambridge Massachusetts announces a license hearing before the License Commission on January 1 1941 at 2 PM for Edmund J. MacDonald seeking a Garage Class 2 license and storage of gasoline for five tanks at Cambridge Garage on Charles Street. Also notice to all interested in the estate of George relate of Cambridge that an administrator may be appointed without bond submission before the tenth day of February in Cambridge Probate Court.
A petition filed in Wald Court Cambridge requests that John Dogean change his name to Ci of Joseph Colonna. Objections must be filed by January 13, with written appearance. Witness: First Judge John C. Legest. Registered December 26 to January 4.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts the estate of Mary J English late of Cambridge is under probate with a petition for decree of distribution. Interested parties must file a written motion in the Cambridge court before 10 am on January 16 1941, the citation return day. Judge John C Cat Esquire and Register Loring P Jordan preside.
Louis E B Kischell a registered pharmacist at Dana Pharmacy applies for renewal of his license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a Druggist at 1005 Mass Avenue Cambridge main store on first pane with cellar for storage in said building. Board of Licence Commissioners notes.
General Laws notice states Estate of Frank Huckins doing business as Pacific Lunch applies to transfer its wine and malt beverages license to Pacific Lunch Inc. with Annie Bocknis as President Treasurer Charles J. Rucknis as Clerk Adam J. Owirka Jr. as Manager and Director Herman E Gutheim listed.
Walter Sharples Will Guiney Mert Guiney and John White formed the University Quartet and debuted professionally at Day Sq Theatre East Boston on Sunday. Walter also appeared last week at Central Sq Theatre in a Hollywood personal appearance show, proving his sprightly humor remains undiminished as a comic artist.
Twenty five years ago a Cambridge obituary notes Funeral services for Mrs Ellen Mc Laughlin mother of C H McLaughlin P G K of Cambridge Council K of C were held at St Marys Church a Requiem High Mass followed by a profile of local civic and fraternal figures including A E Lynch Herbert Bridey Dan McLean and others with memories of parish life and community groups.
James O'Brien becomes Grand Knight amid social life in town. Wm Sullivan of Brooklyn visits cousin Sergi, with Ted Leahy of Now Cambridge tied by clan ties to Rep. Jerry Sullivan. Aquinas Hall hosts Wednesday moving pictures and vaudeville under Rev. Fr. P. J. Lydon. Funeral services for Alderman Joseph J. Reed draw mayor and officials. Inspection of Daniel A. Haggerty School at Cushing and Lawn confirms new era. First marine killed at Vera Cruz noted in 1913 context.
Clocks with specially constructed pendulums have been developed that run 400 days on a single winding, offering extended operation without frequent rewinding.
About 170 million dollars in gold was lost to shipwrecks during the twentieth century, according to a historical survey. The figure reflects the high cost of maritime dangers across global trade routes and wartime hazards.
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