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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
5
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex notifies all parties interested in the estate of Austin Doherty late of Cambridge that a petition for distribution of the balance in court will be heard. The court requires appearance before the judge in Cambridge with counsel by the specified date. Witness John C. Jordan, Register, dated May 1825.
Notice of the estate of Leda A McKemney late of Evoing ria Rockingham County New Hampshire has been opened. Creditors and interested parties are to present claims and make payments as directed by the probate court.
A written application to object must be filed with the court at Cambridge by ten o clock in the forenoon on the fourth day of June. The witness is John Legent Esquire, with the register Loring P. Jordan. Dated May 13, 1935.
To all interested in the estate of Maury Waddie of Cambridge county an insane person Albertina F Rindeikis has filed a first account and a citation date is set for June 5. If you desire to object or appear you must file a written appearance before the deadline in Cambridge. Witness Judge Jordan First Judge of said court.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex and Suffolk counties issue notice in Cambridge and Boston for the estate of Angelo P Naum of Cambridge. The court requires return before June 20 1833 with service proof to Cambridge and Boston agents. The matter concerns mis domicile and involves letters testamentary and court orders with publication in the Cambridge Sentinel. Loring P Jordan Register 1835-J.
Mortgagee sale proceeding under power of sale by Cambridge Savings Bank on a property in Cambridge. The notice lists unpaid taxes and tax titles and sets a cash condition for the sale. Inquiries directed to Cambridge Savings Bank and attorney Edwin H. Jose in Cambridge.
A petition has been presented to the Middlesex court by a party from Cambridge seeking a name change to Henry Otten. The document requests correction of the return and names an attorney in attendance for the proceedings and witnesses as required.
The court receives the first account of the executors of the deceased will. Interested parties must file objections in writing by June 12, 1935, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, Cambridge. John C. Leggat, attorney, is to appear for the court. Published May 25 to June 15.
Notice of a Cambridgeport property sale under a mortgage by James Stee to Dana Estate. The lot, 49 by 69 feet, sits on Jay Street near Whittier, with sale terms $300 deposit and balance due at sale, held by First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Boston, June 6. Auction time daylight hours. Jurisdiction Middlesex South Deeds.
A mortgage sale of real estate, dated 25th, Middlesex County, will occur on Wednesday June 19 at 1:30 PM. The property, a 106 Ellery Street Cambridge building with surrounding land, is described in a deed of mortgage held by Paul Pryssmont and Savings Bank. The sale is subject to prior liens and at public auction by John B. Giles for the Savings Bank.
Cambridge, Mass., a young woman aged 18 appears in connection with a Chapter 105 case involving storage charges and related payments. The fragmentary item highlights legal procedural terms and time references, with unclear specifics about parties or outcomes.
A string of colorful mentions in a community sketch highlights figures like Frank Golding, Ed Sage, and Benjamin Franklin Wreth as they mingle with local roles. Various names appear in lively asides about politics, business, and public life, ending with a casual prompt to ask Cormack about a favorite song.
The Notre Dame de Pitié Court No. 714 announces a second bingo evening at the association headquarters. The first event drew satisfaction and requests for a continuance, with a committee led by John J. Arseneaux coordinating workers and volunteers.
Commonwealth Probate Court invites all interested parties to a hearing on the estate of Martin Kneeland of Cambridge. A petition has been filed. appearance is required at Cambridge at ten oclock in the forenoon on the twentieth day of 1935. John Co. Esquire will witness. Loring P Tordan. Cong May 1. Russell City Hall successor. Mining methods antiquated despite scientific progress in mining milling and melting gold remain the same as before.
A delegation of 50 members from the Retail Liquor Consumers Assn visited Eldredge Portsmouth Ale Co. in Portsmouth for a full plant tour. The group, led by Pres. Secy John L. Wells and Ass’n Att’y Ray W. Guild, viewed the bottling room, mash floor, cold storage and more. A lobster dinner followed at the Company Hotel, with Mayor Robert Marvin welcoming Cambridge guests.
Albert Hislop president of the Ale Co. welcomed the guests as the party toured the brewery at 633 Atlantic Avenue home to 65 employees. Arthur L. Marie and others entertained with vocal selections while Joe Barry steered a smooth ride along local routes escorted by Officer Lloyd McGraw.
The American Legion Post No. 27 and Sons of the American Legion Squadron No. 27 organize a homemade scooter race for boys ages 7 to 12 at the State Armory in Cambridge on Saturday June 15. Registration details and advisors are listed, with a Penny Sale on June 10 to raise funds for corps purchases.
Phil Ryan and Tommy O’Neil served at the lunch counter and brewed coffee with flair. Traffic Officer Fred Gardiner sang for listeners including George Colgan. Buddy and his Buds played music and danced. Officer Dan Ready danced and sang well. Dan Hanlon, Central square guardian, earns high regard from merchants for strict law enforcement.
Starting Saturday the Central Square Theatre presents Reckless with Jean Harlow and William Powell and Four Hours to Kill starring Joe Morrison Gertrude Michael Dorothy Tree and Helen Mack. An added Friday night feature is Carl Moore's amateur radio auditions.
Edgar Davis of the City Engineer's staff is praised as a wizard in playful terms. Central Sea Grill owner B Anafantis is touted for fishing tips and dish suggestions. Central Square attorney Chet Higley hints at political opposition, while a Caesar reference hints at unfulfilled ambitions.
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