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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1939
Page
5
The probate court issues a notice to all interested parties in the estate of Marie Louise Gregorian of Cambridge. Arthur is named executor without bond unless objections are filed in writing by July 18 at 4 o clock. Witness John C. Leggat, first judge, dated June 21.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notices require objectors to file written references by July 20. John C. Leggat Esquire, first judge, presides with Jordan as clerk. The matter concerns Louies Walker and others and the accounts of the trustee.
The Probate Court in Middlesex County issues a notice to all interested in the will of Ellet Norton of Cambridge. The estate has presented twenty accounts for allowance from the eighteenth to the twentieth. objections must be filed in writing by a specified court date and time.
Public notice from Middlesex County Massachusetts outlines official actions and deadlines in the commonwealth. Details readable include governing authority and jurisdiction with forthcoming dates for compliance.
Probate Court in Cambridge examines the estate of Josiah G. Chase late of Cambridge. The will annexed is presented for allowance. interested parties may file written objections with Judge Jobs Seeger and Register P Jordan by July 24.
The alee trust invites objections to the sixth account of Kellner, late of Combrid in enhd Com. The trustee seeks allowance from the Cambridge Court. Interested parties must file a written appearance before ten o clock in the forenoon on the nineteenth day of July, with the return day noted as a prior date.
In the estate of Idgyil A. A. Frost late of Cambridge County, a petition seeks a suitable representative to be cited. The Cambridge Trust Company is named as petitioner or guardian, attorney must file written return in the Cambridge Court by July 19. The citation return date is July 19 with probable posting in July. TORDAN, Register. July 1 8 15
Heirs and devisees of Merritt A. Farren of Cambridge Massachusetts are notified to appear in Middlesex Probate Court for appointment as administrator without surety on the given date. Affected parties may attend the hearing at ten o’clock in the forenoon on July twentieth, 1939, to object or present claims, with John Leget, First Judge, presiding.
In Cambridge County a petition requests that Patrick Sullivan's estate appoint an executor without bond. Interested parties must file a written appearance by July 24 1960 at Cambridge Probate Court before 10 am to respond to the petition and witness return.
Public auction announced for August 2 1990 at 3 PM on the premises. Property includes land and buildings described by lot lines and street names, subject to existing restrictions, taxes, and liens. Terms require a $3000 cash deposit. balance due at sale. Contact Francis Rocke for details at 1308 1374 Massachusetts Avenue, Canton.
The Massachusetts probate court cites all interested parties in Nash estate to show cause by July 25, 1939, why the surviving trustee is authorized to collect and dispose of certain real estate. The notice is signed by Judge John C. Legentui re First Judge and Loring F. Jordan, Register, with date July 15 1939.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice to all interested in Clinten M. Packer late of Cambridge deceased. Grace Fiske Packer of Cambridge petitions for probate of what purports to be the last will and asks to be appointed executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in writing in Cambridge by July 8, 1939, with John C. Legeat, First Judge, noting the date on the court docket.
Thirteen boys became the first in Cambridge to pass the National Red Cross Swimming tests earning certificates at the Cambridge Y M C A under Glenn C. Perduyn, physical director. Winners include Arthur Stone Alvin Clark Harold Berbidge Roland Clark Harvey Leslie Basil Leslie and Peter Cruikshank. Intermediate certificate recipients were Lawrence Mahony William Gilbert Warren White Charles Hodian Richard Bond and Edward Benthale.
The first stone of St Pauls Cathedral in London was laid in 1675 by Sir Christopher Wren and the final stone was set 35 years later by his son, also named Christopher.
Lost savings books listed for payment under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Payment has been stopped. East Cambridge Savings Bank notes two book numbers 106339 and 105708 with dates July 8 15 22.
A scientist describes lunar craters as ring shaped mountains with diameters around 50 to 60 miles, noting their circular formation and scale.
Reminder note on the Lincoln Service Station at Huron and Concord Aves highlighting oiling and greasing as a constant practice for car efficiency. The location advertises full equipment to maintain quiet, well-tuned vehicles for residents of Wards 8 9 and 10 near Observatory Hill.
Local column recalls council debates on extending the Beacon Street line to North Cambridge car barn. Aldermen clash over investigations into votes and alleged favors. Funeral of John Sheridan noted, praising his modest merit and family. Mayor Good faces protests over youth programs and public safety questions amid era’s civic fervor.
Ward 9 favorites on Huron Concord avenues push Donovan Trackleas. Eddie may return to City Hall as councillor for two years. Hymie Pill seeks to keep mayoral headaches to a minimum by staying on as councillor. Library Trustees plan for East Cambridge Branch and Windsor Street extension. Major Bowes plans a Cambridge visit. Various locals debate returns to City Council and mayoral dynamics. Supt John Timothy Shea to receive testimonial at City Home.
A North Cambridge petition hearings feature Arty Ford defending a liquor license move as a Harlem Theatre site expands. Neighbors object citing noise and intoxicated patrons. Health official praises cleanliness amid calls for renewal review. The session ends without immediate action.
During a Mass avenue North Cambridge License Board session objectors protested moving a liquor license from one site to a location opposite. A witness argued the new spot endangers children while noting the licensee’s five years of operation nearby in a theatre block frequented by youths.
A reflection on how true gifting lies in avoiding actions that spark envy among friends who have less wealth or status. The idea emphasizes restraint, humility, and thoughtful generosity to maintain harmony.
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