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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1939
Page
5
Fragmentary text notes a probate or trustee appointment in Middlesex County Massachusetts. It references Frebaie Court and a February date with Judge Jobs C. Legeet and an official clerk Jordan Jordan. The legible parts indicate a formal court order regarding trustees of a meld property and an appearance in Cambridge.
Mass Probate Court requires all interested parties in the Harriet B Cook estate to appear. Executors seek settlement under court supervision and must be represented by counsel by February 14 1929 at Cambridge courthouse. Witness John C Leg Esquire Registrar Jordan notice dated January 6 1929.
Notice addressed to the Senate and House of Receptatives of the Commonwealth indicates dates January 21 to 29 and February 4 for a General Court session. The fragmentary text lists the legislative body and the period of meeting.
Fragmentary probate notice referencing Mitidieres ex non-ca. in Cambridge. Court date set at ten o clock forenoon, with John C. J. Esquire and Hegister Jordan noted. February date appears as 71-28 unclear.
Massachusetts court proceedings list a trust matter regarding the will of John B. Somers. The hearing, requested by Margaret Moe as interested party, is set in Cambridge for ten oclock in the forenoon on a stated date in 1899 to consider the trust and related motions.
Proposals must be received at city hall in Cambridge by eleven oclock in the morning in a sealed marked envelope for High Test Gasoline. Bidder must include a one hundred dollar certified check payable to the City of Cambridge. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Proposals should be addressed to William T. Hillis Purchasing Agent City Hall Cambridge Massachusetts. January 28 and February 4. Public notice of probate proceedings follows for the estate of Ancie Bourne Chapman late of Cambridge. A petition for probate of a will named Mary Chapman Ahrnoke of Walnut Creek California seeks executors and surety. Objections must be filed in the Cambridge Court before February 14 1939. John C. Fitzhugh Registrar.
The League of Women Voters plans a Monday 8 pm meeting at the Heard home 64 Brattle Street with Dr. Hugh Cabot Mayo Clinic discussing Adequate Medical Care. Mrs. Philip Cabot leads with Judge Perkins Boston Juvenile Court speaking Tuesday at 8 pm about How Boston Handles the Delinquent Boy at League HQ.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex 82 cites the trust estate of Thomas F McGuire late of Cambridge. John A Daly of Cambridge is named as possible trustee. objections due by February 7 1939 in Cambridge in writing through counsel. Loring P Torda Register notes January 14 1939 filing and dates January 21 28 February 4.
In the estate of Annie E. Rogers late of Canby Oregon deceased a petition for probate of a will purporting to be the will of the deceased has been presented to the court. Edith Rogers Morgan of Cambridge is named as executrix without bond. An appearance in court is required at Cambridge on February 23. The notice is dated January and signed by John Lescat Esquire First Judge.
The executors petition for allowance of the first account in the estate of Adelaide A Bussegue late of Cambridge In said County deceased. Creditors and parties in interest must appear in court on February 4, 1901, to contest the account. Witness John C. C. Leggat, Esquire, Register. January 23, 1901.
Middlesex County probate proceedings require notice to interested parties for a hearing on the Bridget Shea estate. Judge Jordan orders fourteen days before the return day for appearance by all interested persons, with notification via registered mail and Cambridge Sentinel publication.
Walleyes are freshwater fish native to Michigan waters though some specimens have been found in European saltwater bays.
The Long Shot follows a race horse owner’s niece amid competition from a loyal friend and a shady stable owner with trickery over horse fate. C Henry Gordon, George E Stone lead the supporting cast. Tough Kid charts a young fighter and his brother facing crooked gamblers. Frankie Darro and Dick Purcell star alongside Lillian Elliot and Judith Allen.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notices an absentee, Daniel Pickard, with last known Franklin NH address. Charles E. Ferrey of Woburn appointed receiver to apportion property described, with return in Cambridge on February 28, 1933 at 10 AM. Witness John C. Shagair, First Judge. Loring P. Tordan, Register. January 28 February 4 11.
The trustee for Rose Fay Thomas late of Cambridge in Middlesex County seeks allowance of the eighth accounts for Charles Norman Wasnerine during his lifetime and afterward for others. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court before ten in the morning on February 14, 2989, with appearance by attorney. John C. Esquire, First Judge, witnesses the citation. RISG PF. JORDAN, Register. Jan. 21-38 Feb.4
Cantabs meet West Haven Red Devils of Connecticut at Rindge Gym in a Sunday tilt. The Red Devils, riding a ten game win streak, beat Norton Sub 10 points at Worcester. Cantabs beat Beverly 73 62 in a benefit doubleheader for Infantile Paralysis Fund, with Leo Connerton scoring 17.
The Cambridge Center for Adult Education at 42 Brattle St opens registration for term classes led by director Florence D. Chapin. Courses include Science of Life by Paul A. Warren Tufts biology, Variety Crafts by Louise Hamilton, Mirrors of American Art by Anthony J. Philpott, Creative Reading by John Ritchey, and Speaking in Public by John McGrath.
Kendrie N. Marshall, instructor in government at Harvard, leads an International Affairs course. Registration is available at 42 Brattle Street.
Amnesia is caused by overwork or worry. When a person is a victim of it he often recovers, but then he thinks something is the matter with him mentally.
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