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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1941
Page
5
Savings Bank books are reported lost and an application has been made for payments on the accounts under Chapter 171 of the Act of 1912. Payment on the lost books is anticipated pending filing.
Notice states that a filing under the Food Co forgery for storage of fuel oil is restricted by regulations. It references an above ground tank and underground storage, with action by the Board of License Containment and a petition date in February.
Public auction to be held at 10 o clock on a day in Cambridge for a parcel of land described as bounded by Pitted Street Fate of Kot Lewaski land now of Annie M McLverin and others. The sale is subject to unpaid taxes and restrictions of record with a $500 deposit required.
Public auction announced by Philip Winkler as trustee of Portlan-Hex Realty Trust for a mortgage on parcel at 0-8-0 Murdock Street and adjoining Lot 144, Cambridge. The sale to satisfy a mortgage held by Emil N. Winkler, with a payment in cash, subject to taxes, liens, and restrictions. January 14, 1841.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice announces the trust estate of Arthur L Boward of Cambridge for the benefit of Arthur L Howard. The surviving spouse presents an allowance, and interested parties must file written appearances in Middlesex County Probate Court in Cambridge before ten oclock in the forenoon on the return day as directed by Register TORDAN.
In Middlesex County Cambridge Court a petition is filed for the estate of Calliope Biceroia late of Cambridge. Michael W. is named as executor with bond. Interested parties may object by written appearance before 10 AM on January 29 1941 in Cambridge. Witness John C. J require First Judge. Loring P. Jordan Register. Jan 11 16 35.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts advertises that the trustee for the Elisabeth Emerson Manson estate seeks court allowance. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 a m on January 7 1541 in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty. appearances via attorney are required.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court reports a petition by George A. Burke to register and confirm title to a described Cambridge parcel with buildings. Boundaries reference Green Street and surrounding properties. Objections must be filed by February third. absence of appearance leads to default. Hearing set in Boston at Court House.
A string of snippets blends politics culture and humor. References include Senator Blanchard eyed for city manager and Chief Leahy planning hikes, with wordplay on Shakespeare and local figures like Prof. Tony Sylvester Ex-Alderman Jim Black and Editor Harry Mahoney appear as quiet types amid reflective lines.
Mer Corkery announces a new policy to start next Monday night. Doors open at 6.30 P.M. and the show begins at 7. The last complete show starts at 8.15 P.M. to allow patrons arriving between 6.30 and 8.15 P.M. to see the full program. Matinees continue as usual with continuous performances Saturdays Sundays and holidays from 1.00 P.M. to 11.00 P.M.
William Zakszewski of the YMCA Weightlifting Team won the heavyweight class at the NEAAA Novice Meet held at the Boston YMCA last week. Coach Edgar Davis praises the new talent, saying Bill shows the promise of a true champion.
A. Frank Reel vice chair of the general committee and Francis E. Morse treasurer of Cambridge County Bank and Trust Co take a great interest in these annual Birthday Parties. This 1941 event will be a spotlight event.
Probate Court Middlesex invites objections to guardian Charles P F Dorsey Cambridge estate. Free account seeks allowance. Written objections due January 29 at 10 a.m. before Judge John Lergat. Register Jordan signs. January 11 16 25.
A petition in the Cambridge County Court seeks Frances O Rourke of Cambridge as administratrix of the deceased Raeds O Rourke estate without bond surety. Return Gaz to be filed by January 27 before 10 am. Judge Tordun presiding. Register J. Juder notes proceedings.
East Cambridge Savings Bank and Franklin Savings Bank seek authority to foreclose mortgages on Cambridge properties. Notices require defendants to appear by first Monday in February, with publications in Cambridge Sentinel for three weeks and registered mail to known defendants outside the Commonwealth. Court orders service and returns in Suffolk County.
The substituted first account of the administrator for the estate of Semenchok of Cambridge is presented to the Court for allowance. A written exception must be filed by the attorney by 1 p.m. on the fourth of February, with John C. Leggat, First Judge, presiding. Register Pear Lorin Jordan notes the date January 7, 1835.
Mrs. Mary Blaze directs a free course on low cost cooking for mothers with large families at Newtowne Court Recreational Hall under the Cambridge Tuberculosis and Health Assn. A new class for residents receiving surplus food products will begin at 2 p.m. Monday. Contact TRO. 0316 or the association at 689 Mass. Ave. Funded in part by Cambridge Community Federation. Also advertised are antique items for sale at 54 Sacramento St Cambridge and Puritan Cake available in 150 Cambridge stores.
Twenty five years ago Hugh Healey a local inspector of weights and measures was chosen secretary treasurer of the Massachusetts Association of Sealers at a convention in Faneuil Hall. He was noted as quiet amiable and true and remembered as a useful figure in Institute Hall athletics earlier this century.
The century saw about 170 million dollars in gold vanish in shipwrecks. The figure reflects the combined value of gold aboard vessels lost at sea during the 1900s.
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