This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1941
Page
5
Savings account books for East Camb Savings are reported lost with payments requested to be made under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Payment on the accounts has been stopped. Feb dates shown as 18 15 in a folded note.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on lat No 7 Block Plan No 25 in Cambridge. The sale, held by Windsor Construction & Realty and Inman Mortgage Company, lists the easements and imposes charges for unpaid rates taxes and municipal assessments. The parcel includes a building and is bounded by Easterly Rene Street and adjacent lands, with property details from City Assessors records.
Notice of mortgage foreclosures in Cambridge Middlesex including 102 Hompshire Street and 120 Hampshire Street parcels. Public sale scheduled Friday February 20 at 10 30 am with terms: cash at sale. subject to unpaid taxes and liens. attorney names listed. multiple court actions in Middlesex and Suffolk Counties.
The Middlesex Probate Court states the surviving trustee must present an allowance for a trust ongoing during Howard 2nd’s life and thereafter. A written appraisal is on file with the court in Cambridge for viewing in the forenoon on February 4 2041. Judge Begu and Register Loeing P. Sedan preside.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court citation to interested parties in the Hincrab Bayes estate late of Cambridge. Court at Cambridge at 11:00 AM on February 11, 1911 requires appearance. Signed by John C. J. Bogeire, First Judge, January 11.
Middleeex se Probair Coort to all persons interested in the estate of Georg Stevens late of Cambridge In maid any ecensed for the benefit of Emma Gore and others. Surviving trustee to present account for allowance in Cambridge Court. If you wish to object file written pleas in court at Cambridge by ten in the forenoon on the end of May.
Park Commissioner Joe Guiney and his wife attend a quirky inaugural event described as a 9d term. City officials receive a blizzard warning while Press Club guests mingle on home paths. Cambridge residents temporarily in Miami seek fiscal stability as Den O Brien attends Roosevelt Birthday Ball. City Hall edge stones may be repaired after 1942. State Supreme Court hearing on City election under Plan B draws interest. Councillor McNamara hints at Pensioners Tax Association details. Upcoming tax rate sparks debate beyond last year. Water education chief McInnes prepares for a media appearance. City Council struggles amid financial concerns and potential 50 tax rate. The City Hall Gold Dust Twins story resurfaces in reconciliation chatter. An open house by a prominent architect is planned for spring. A local editor considers Plan E Council candidacy to fulfill brains-on-board demand.
Middlesex to sit persons interested in the estate of William Waddie late of Cambridge for license to sell real estate at private sale. Objections must be in writing and appear at Cambridge Court on February 19. Witness John C. Legeat, Esquire, this twenty-fourth day of January in 1841. Loring P. Jordan, Register. Feb 185
The substituted first account of the administrator of Jan Sementhuk late of Bridge Viny County is presented for allowance and distribution of the balance. Objections may be filed at Cambridge Superior Court by February 12, with witness John C. Legent, Esquire, First Judge, on the seventh day of January.
Annie M Higgins seeks to register and confirm title to a parcel in old Cambridge bounded by Ware Street and neighboring lands including Revie Carmen Trustees and McSorley. Objections must be filed in Boston Court House by February 17. otherwise the petition will be deemed confessed and the right to contest barred.
Beth Israel celebrates the Sisterhood's seventh anniversary with a Friday evening service at Congregation Beth Israel led by Rabbi Shenee H. Gorrelick. Cantor Morris Kaplan and choir leader Hy Halpern assisted, with greetings from Sisterhood president Mrs. Abraham Andelmean. Meyer H. Goldman, Meyer Cross and Harry Kazis participated. a social hour followed.
The Clover Club, a Natick area group, installed officers with Judge Thomas F. Quinn of the Natick District Court as guest speaker. Inducted members include Mrs. Marguerite Quinn as president, Mrs. Eleanor Quinn as first vice president, William Skinner as second vice president, Mary Kelliher as recording secretary, Mary Telligan as financial secretary, Michael Moran as press, with Mrs. Margaret Brush directing.
The trustees of Joseph G. Thorp's estate seek allowance of their third account for the benefit of his widow during life and later beneficiaries. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Superior Court by February 19, 1900. Witnesses include Judge Leggat. Loring P. Jordan, Register.
Burns memory service held Sunday night at Prospect Congregational Church under Clan Mackintosh O. and C. and Ladies Auxiliary. Rev. John Rea Chapman spoke on Burns the child of genius who lived not wisely but too well as the choir performed Scottish airs sung by Mrs. M. Kerrigan Harry Beane Miss K. McLaughlin and Jean Douglas with songs of Bonnie Scotland.
The article notes a trend toward streamlining autos that began in 1910, highlighting the move to reduce air resistance and improve performance. It discusses early designs and the push by manufacturers to adopt smoother, curved lines.
The Metropolitan Theatre opens Thursday with High Sierra featuring Ida Lupino and Humphrey Bogart. The film stars Roy Earle the last of the Dillinger gang and includes a 16 year old debutante. companion feature Father’s Son presents a domestic tale with Frieda Inescort John Litel and a 13 year old boy.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.