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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1941
Page
4
The text questions whether the councillor and representative are the sole Republicans on the council per Prof. Landis and raises a second query about Hanry’s party status.
The island of Java in the East Indies is described as the world’s most densely populated land mass with 821 people per square mile.
The board discusses using school halls for patriotic meetings and involving children to engage parents in timely discussions on American preparedness. Committeeman Galgay moves approval, but the motion is tabled for the next meeting. Trustees expect a fall vote in favor, seeing it as a low cost, timely civic education effort.
In Texas a process for fireproofed cotton insulation has been developed and suggested for use in homes offices and other buildings. The proposal highlights potential application across construction projects and public works.
Members and friends of the Fresh Pond Golf Club held a bridge whist party at Odd Fellows Hall in Cambridge last night. Co chairmen Marie Hyde and Jos Nixon led the event with Blanche Wetmore and Edw Flynn assisting. Aimed to boost mid winter enthusiasm, the gathering pursued ideas to improve golf next summer.
The Middlesex Probate Court invites objections to Daniel J. Hayes of Cambridge being appointed administrator of Hannah T. Hayes estate without a bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on February 7, 1941. The citation was issued January 11, 1941, by Judge Wald.
The Middlesex probate court requires all persons with estate interests under the will of Stevens late of Cambridge to appear. The surviving trustee requests allowance of account. appear in person or by attorney in Cambridge District Court by 10 a.m. on February 7, 1940. Judge John Baquet, Cambridge. Registration by LOEING P. JORDAN, Register. June 3, Feb 1-8.
Trustees of the Stevens estate ask the court to approve their first to third accounts for the Emma W Give benefit and others. An attorney must file a written appeal at Cambridge before 10 am on February 11, 1941. Witness John Lee Esquire PF Judge notes the date January 14 1941.
Geo Howland Cox was reelected president of the Cambridge Trust Co. last Tuesday. The longtime civic figure helped shape Cambridge politics and the river parkway project.
The Land Court in Middlesex County Massachusetts informs that Annie M Higgins of Boston petitions to register and confirm title to a Cambridge parcel with buildings. Boundary details reference Ware Street and adjacent lands. objections must be filed in Boston by February 17. failure to appear will result in default and the petition may be confessed. Judge John B. Fenton presides. recorder Charles A. Southworth. Jan 25, 1941.
About 195000 freight and passenger elevators operate in American office buildings and hotels and each travels roughly 5000 miles per year. First publication notice appears in the record.
The administrator of the Cambridge estate in Middlesex requests allowance of the ret account from the court. Objections must be filed by February 11 1941 before ten in the forenoon at Cambridge Superior Court. Judge John Leggat presides with Registrar LOERING JORDAN set to record.
To all interested parties in the estate of Nora Wealy late of Cambridge. The administrator has filed for allowance and distribution of assets. Objections must be written and filed in court at Cambridge by ten o'clock in the forenoon on February 27, 1941. Witness John C. t, Esquire, January 1, 1941. Loring P Jordan, Register. January 20, February 1941 would be noted.
The Probate Court of Middlesex posts notices in Cambridge for Florence Abbott appointed administratrix of Charles J. Tallman estate and Eva G. Moore’s instrument probate for Mary Phacker Higgingon estate. Hearings set for February 10 and February 11, 1941 with appearance requirements and bond details. Judge Loring P. Jordan, Register.
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