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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1940
Page
5
Savings Bank Books are declared lost with payments stopped under Chapter 171 of the Acts. The notices list entries with dates May 4 to June 8, including numbers 107349, 94273, 85200, 105534, 260810 and date ranges May 11-18-25, May 18-25, June 1.
Middlesex County Probate Court hears guardian for Ronialof Winevitel of Cambridge present to discuss allowance of his account. Interested parties may file objections with counsel by the return date of June 5. Witness John Leggat Esquire, clerk of said court. May 16 to June 1.
Notice to all parsons interested in the estate of Praduboski late of Cambridge in anid County deceased. A petition asks Frances H. Riemer of Arlington to be appointed executriz without bond. Objections must appear in court by June 12 before Judge John C. Leceat. May 1 1940.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex notes trust regarding Mary E. Saccarnine life and after for others. The estate's trustee has filed its ninth accounting for allowance and objectors must file written objections by June 12, 2940. Witness John C. Tegpent, Register Loring F. Jordan May 3 to June 1-8.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues probate citation for the estate of Thomas S Hines in Cambridge. James P Russell of Cambridge is named administrator if no objections are filed in writing by June 10 at Cambridge probate court. Witness John C Leggst First Judge. May 3 and June 1 dates recorded.
Middlesex Probate Court notifies all interested parties in the estate of Mary Abern late of Cambridge of the last will and testament. The court sets a hearing in Cambridge for the 10th day of June year. Judge presiding and P Jordan, Register, sign as authorized.
The annual meeting of the shareholders of the apellanes Co operative Bank will be held at the banking rooms on that Wednesday in June at 7:00 PM for the nomination of directors and clerk. Babey R. ednve May 3, June 1.
Massachusetts probate records announce that executors Proline Manning and Badger Lelpton seek license to sell or transfer certain personal property of Grace Lydia Deering of Temple New Hampshire. The notice calls for objections to be filed in Cambridge by June 7 with John Legent presiding as first judge, Loring P. Jordan, register.
Public auction planned in Cambridge on the indicated date for the land and buildings described in the mortgage deed by Bronk Frangioli also known as Tank Frank Dol and Peter Simeone as holder. The sale includes property on Warren Street and adjoining parcels with a noted prior mortgage and security interests.
In Middlesex se there is a probate petition for Will H Gilpetrie deceased of Waterboro York County Maine. Frank D Een is named executor seeking license to receive or sell by public or private sale and convey certain personal property. The court requires appearances by June 4 1840 at Cambridge General 10 AM. Witness John C Leggat First Judge. May 18.
A Yonkers New York water tower marks the site of what might have been the first American golf course. The pasture proved too hilly and was abandoned after only three holes were laid out.
Michael J. Neville executor of Anthony Scelxl’s will in Cambridge registers a public sale within one year to settle admin costs. One third undivided interest in land behind Gore Street with buildings, 48 ft by blocks, plus 2 ft right of passage from Gore Street. Sale published June 5 and June 1 notices in Cambridge Sentinel. affidavit due within a year.
Public auction sale of all premises described under a mortgage to the Bellance Co-Operative Bank. The property at 4 Kirkland Street Cambridge Middlesex, including fixtures, is subject to outstanding taxes and restrictions. Deposit of $200 cash required. further terms available from Hadley at 6 Beacon Street Boston. May 18 1940 to June 1.
The Middlesex probate court orders sale of two lots on Udine Street Arlington as part of Anthony Scelal estate to pay debts and admin costs. Parcels 212 and 25 on Appleton Terrace plan dating 1917. Sale set at 2 PM in Arlington with notice published in the Cambridge Sentinel over three weeks. Judge Fire and Register Jordan certify notice and timing.
The administratrix requests allowance of her account in Middlesex court. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by ten oclock in the forenoon on the return day, June 10. Witness John C. Laggat, registrar, dated May 10.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts court notifies interested parties in the estate of Florence G. Sargent late of Cambridge that the executrix has filed her first account for allowance. Objecting parties must appear in Cambridge before 10:00 AM on the nineteenth day of July, in the year one thousand nine hundred.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss to all persons interested in the real estate under the will of Mehitable chief Coppenhagen Wilton late of Cambridge deceased for the benefit of Arnold Wilson and others. The executor has presented to the court the twenty third to twenty accounts your appearance is required in Cambridge before ten oclock in the forenoon of the twenty first day of June next the return day of this citation. Witness John C Leen First Judge of said Court this twenty fifth day of May in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty LOEBING P JORDAN Register June 1815
The administrator for Bridget Shallow of Cambridge in said County has presented a bet account for allowance. Your attorney must file a written appearance in the Cambridge Court before ten o clock in the forenoon on June 19 140 the return day. Witness John C Leggeat First Judge. June 1-15.
Cambridge Kiwanis welcomed Boston publicist and columnist Clement A. Norton at a weekly luncheon. Norton offered vivid impressions from Europe and Ireland to Russia, analyzing leaders including a critical portrait of Hitler. The club prides itself on selecting potent speakers for each meeting.
A refined note highlights mental matters and decorous revelry tied to the famed Commander foods. The Norton visit stands as the year’s climactic event, marking a high point in society and culinary circles.
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