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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1939
Page
5
Lost bank books referenced under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Payment on the accounts has been stopped. East Cambridge Savings Bank announces the matter with dates December 23 to January 6 and the control number 2108428.
Public notices detail land division affecting Bertha Vaughan in Cambridge and a child custody modification for James S. Som and Barron Claire Nickerson. The Cambridge proceedings urge responses by January 10, 1929, with court actions pending if unopposed. Authorities require written appearances and filings through the Cambridge court.
City of Cambridge announces a public hearing for all persons on a matter regarding licensing and a proposed use of two spaces for a new facility. The Board of Licenses Commissioners posts the notice and urges attendance by affected residents and stakeholders.
City of Cambridge invites sealed proposals for a typing list and purchasing services. Details mention William Hillis as purchasing agent and payment terms of one hundred dollars for the work. Bid end date is January 6 with right to reject any proposal.
In Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge a petition to sell an estate property is noticed. Lenore G Hirschmann of Cambridge is named as a petitioner and Lenora Gertrude Brandt may have a related name. Interested parties may appear in court before ten o clock in the forenoon on January 18 140. Witness John C Leggat the first judge.
A petition was filed in Middlesex Court Cambridge seeking a name change for Edith Karin Brandt. Interested parties must file written objections before 10 am on January 7, 140. The case, overseen by Judge Jobo C Legeat, was recorded December 22 and December 20.
A petition filed by Alexander Hirechmann of Cambridge requests a name change to Alexander Hana Brandt. The hearing is set before Judge John C. Legent in Cambridge on January 18 140 at 9 00 in the forenoon. The citation return date is noted with Loring P. Jordan as Register.
A whimsical survey lists Cambridge figures and plans for 1940 from Parker to Lyons. It notes a broadcast of inaugural ceremonies, shifts in titles, subway and traffic upgrades, and local offices preparing for the new year with humor and anticipation.
Drake's Lunch greets patrons with a cheerful New Year message announcing continued service and thanks for support as the year begins. The notice emphasizes welcome, renewed hours, and festive spirit.
Ten years ago Lewis Newman of the Central Sq Theatre was honored at a banquet amid praise from city and state dignitaries. Police Chief McBride returned to duty after illness. Councillor Ned Sennett urged City Hall elevator upgrades for night meetings. Etta Lois Russell resigned as Assistant Librarian effective December 31. Harris Ginsburg of the Harvard Bazar departed for Florida.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court in Cambridge announces Benjamin Starr as proposed administrator of an estate. Interested parties may file written objections by January 10 at ten o clock in the morning, with citation return details published December 3 and January 6.
A sale notice lists Rebens Sale now stored by Hercum and Co at 360 308 Tenkil Street Cambridge. The auction is scheduled Tuesday January 3 at Cambridge with Paul Bia and residents 1221 Lyon Street and 140 Ne Street Cambridge involved.
Fragmentary old court note references witness John te nine and a treat of ares in 1909. Mentions BP ay AIR ater Register and a date of December 30.
Interested persons are notified of the probate action for the will of George Frederick Maruick late of Cambridge in Middlesex County. The petition requests the appointment of executrix with bond and court approval of the will. Those with claims should file written notices with the Cambridge probate court by the stated deadline.
Misses Carol Russell Marianne Jansen Jessie Howes Hannah Harris Barbara Dore and Alice Blackmer joined a special Christmas surprise party in Waltham to celebrate the close of the fall school term on Wednesday December 20.
Cambridge Evening High School will reopen for the second half of the school year next Tuesday. Courses include Algebra Geometry French Italian English Spanish lip reading commercial arithmetic bookkeeping commercial law public speaking world problems stenography typewriting office practice and an excellent art course.
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