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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1940
Page
5
A partial ledger notes savings bank book listings for May and June with dates May 4 11 18 25 and June 1 5. It references Seneca and Cambridge and mentions ABLE and payment stopping actions. The fragment implies a schedule or posting of transactions and possible bank notices.
Unclear OCR fragment referencing Massachusetts court matters. Mentions petition, witnesses, and estate probate terms with damaged names and dates. Unable to determine coherent events or parties from the readable text.
Probate records show a trustee filing for Mary E lindering and an estate presented for Court allowance. The notice lists dates in May and June with signatures from P. Jordan, Register, noting a ninth day and eighteenth day in the year 1850.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice states James P. Eupeell of Cambridge named administrator for the Thomas Hansell estate. Interested parties must file written objections at Cambridge Probate Court by a stated morning hour on a specified date. Witness John Culie First Judge. May 15.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probates Court Middlesex documents announce a petition for probate of a will by Nora Atha of Cambridge. The court sets June 4 2940 as the return day. witnesses and officials are named, with a request to appear at 10 oclock. Loring P. Jordan, Clerk.
A forthcoming meeting of bank shareholders is announced with details on the agenda. The event will be held at a specified location on a Wednesday in June.
A damaged OCR text shows a court notice ordering appearance at ten o'clock in the foremo on the twenty fret day of June the return day of this eleation. It names John Cot Esquire First Judge of Gold Court and includes dates May and June with signatures Loebing P Tordan Register.
Commonwealth court informs all interested that Loring P. Jordan administrator ads seeks written appearance. Respondents must appear at Cambridge before 10 am on June thirteenth, 140. Seal and date noted as June 168 15.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Cambridge Probate Court issue for estate matters invites interested parties or their attorneys to appear at the probate court on a specified return day for allowance and filings. The notice is signed by Register Jordan and dated May 28 in the year 1900s, located in Cambridge City records.
Notice of hearing before the City License Commission in Room 32 City Hall on Monday June 24 at 2 oclock regarding roadway changes Cambridge with an underground tank and 2300 gallon petroleum products. Names Quinn Leahy Gutheim listed.
The Probate Court requires a written appearance by July 2 at 10 in the forenoon. John C. Leggeal Esquire, First Judge, witnesses the order. Register Dorning P. Tordan notes the date as June 24, 1940.
Fragmentary reader text shows a legal or governmental notice from Middlesex Massachusetts Commonwealth with incomplete heading and jurisdiction wording, suggesting an official action or publication in a state system. Further readable context is not provided.
The court cites the trust estate of Frederick Lamont Gates of Cambridge for allowance of second and third accounts. Objections must be filed in writing by the return date, with appearance required at Cambridge on June 25 at 10 am. Witness John C. Legent, Register June 1, 9, 16, 22.
Core y of Cambridge CE is hereby given to all persons bearing will be above. The Commission of thin con bag Bos Hall on Monday June 1 at 2 o clock. A prospective owner for License for Seeplas and storage of Class B and funds a 4 percent. Carleton and Tebet Cambridge total quantity not exceeding 7000 gallons restricted on above ground tanks and drone. By order of Board of License Commissioners June 15.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court for York County Maine appoints Alice C. Bugbee and Georgia G. Perkins administrators to sell or transfer personal property of Hattie B. Libby deceased of Kennebunk Maine. Court in Cambridge sets June 4 1940 as return day. witnessed by Judge John C. Legent and Register Loring P. Jordan.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Middlesex region heading for Massachusetts state records. The readable text references the Commonwealth and county area without detailing a specific event, date, or agency.
Probate Court in Cambridge requests all interested parties to appear by ten o clock in the forenoon on June 25 for the allowance of the will of Frances Evangeline Lewin late of Cambridge. Witness John C Teccat First Judge of the Court dated May 28 1940.
Mortgagee’s base under power of sale will liquidate a parcel at 148 Brattle Street Cambridge Middlesex County MA for breach of mortgage to Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company as Executor of Clarissa H Norton Baumiste. Sale Monday July 1 at 11 AM subject to taxes liens and other terms. $500 down.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces a public auction on July one at 1 pm at the sheriff’s office Cambridge to sell the interest of Frances A. Halsted of Cambridge in a parcel at 77 Lake View Avenue Cambridge described as lot 6 plan Coolidge Estate. The property bounds Lake View Ave North Easth and Beantown area and covers about 15 425 square feet. Final sale subject to attachment levy and prior liens. Deputy Sheriff Chester M. Ricker notes date June 6.
Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to Beles Jogatees and devisees in the estate of Mary Owens late of Cambridge. A probate petition presents a will instrument and appoints an executor. interested parties must appear in court in Cambridge at ten o clock on June 25 return day.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice directs interested parties in the estate of Frank Pear of Cambridge to appear in court before ten o’clock in the forenoon on the twenty fourth day of June to contest or respond to an allowance of the final account. Witness present court official.
Notice to interested parties that a hearing will be held before the Ross Commission of this city on Monday, June 2 at 2 o clock. The petition by First National Bank as owner and Adley Express Co as applicant requests a license for a second class garage and the sale and storage of gasoline at D4-12 Nedowne Street Cambridge in total capacity not exceeding specified limits.
The board debated bleacher safety and accident risks for park facilities including Russell Field and Cambridge Field shelter. They considered insurance coverage, repair costs, and a request for $1200 from the mayor and council to replace boiler, while parties clashed over treatment and access for nonstudents and local groups.
Y M CG A Milton Clark will present awards to Victor Thietes in the Boys Department. Te. Tom
George Ford reports growing interest in Wednesday night sessions of the Checker Club featuring members Davis Hogan McGinness Malone Powers Sullivan Terjenian Tracy Trafton Tufenkjian Vinemnas Wilson and others.
Libbys Liquors at 599 Mass Ave Central Market Cambridge stresses courtesy and responsible sales. Manager Alpert leads a disciplined staff distributing a quality liquor selection to sober customers, aiming to maintain Libbys prestige and a long list of regular patrons.
The largest telescope in the world, to be built in Pasadena California, is projected to cost about 12 million dollars. Construction aims to place a premier astronomical instrument on a site famed for science and research.
Petrified wood incinerated in heaters across Texas homes raises concern. Officials warn of hidden dangers as households reuse fossilized timber in stoves and fireplaces, potentially causing embers, smoke, and structural damage.
Councilman Skilton pushes a proposed City Hospital on city land near Fresh Pond and a Doyle estate site for an emergency branch. Ex Mayor Barry vetoed a 60 thousand dollar grab, officers raided arrests followed by police. The Democratic City Committee opposed charter changes, Plan B faced effacement. Traffic Director Tom Morrissey marked one year on duty. Dr. E E Hodgdon enjoyed fishing in New Brunswick. Edward J McGillicuddy, Cambridge Subway guard, was attacked by two Harvard Square students but defended himself. Various police staff took vacation and notable figures attended Elks Flag Day events and July Committee selections.
The Sen Fu Club announces its annual spring dance next Tuesday evening at the Hotel Sheraton. Harold Donehy leads the orchestra for the event with Miss Ann Clancy chairing the committee assisted by Luberta M. Clauss Eva G. Normaniin Alice M. Kellihdr Margaret L. Mahoney Kathleen V. Boyle Marie M. Campbell and May O'Connell among others coordinating duties.
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