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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
5
Commonwealth court records show a probate filing for the estate of Frank Garvey of Cambridge. The account is presented for allowance with a return day set in Cambridge. Judge B Js Jordan, Register Loming C. Leg Esquire notes the matter and dates May 2 and June 3-10.
Probate Court 4 Ee to all interested in the estate of Balch late of Cambridge County Suffolk. A petition claiming to be the last will of the said Balch has been presented to Old Colony Trust Company Boston. If you oppose, file a written appearance before 3 o clock on the thirteenth day of June, the return day. Jordan Register. May 23, June 3-10.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Prebate Court notice calling all interested parties to appear at ten oclock on June 26 in Cambridge to response to a petition. Names such as John Leggat and John C. Wet are noted as witnesses in the record dated June 1, 4, 19th century.
A petition to the Cambridge court seeks division of an undivided ninth share of land with building in Cambridge. The court may order private sale or public auction and distribute net proceeds. Objections must be filed by June 17, 1038, with appearance in Cambridge before 10 AM.
Savings bank books listed are lost and payments for the accounts have been stopped under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. An application for payments has been made. East Cambridge Savings Bank No. 52906. June 10 17 24.
The Merchants National Bank represents a request in Cambridge to register and confirm title to a land parcel with buildings. The court requires written appearances and sworn defenses by July 3, otherwise default will be recorded and the petition may be confessed. The notice is dated 1934 with clerk officers listed and a court seal.
An early 20th century city ordinance amends traffic rules for Myrtle Avenue from Kirkland Street to Caolin Avenue directing traffic to the southeast. The measure passed to a second reading at a June city council meeting and is set for final action after June 12. City Clerk Frederick H. Burke notes the amendment.
Commonwealth of Masra Chusetts notice invites any interested persons to apply as administrator of an estate without bond. Attorney must file appearance in Cambridge court before 10 a.m. on July 3, 1939. Witness John Legent, First Judge, dated June 8, 1939. Loring P. Jordan, Register. Tune 10-17-
W F Gridley camp director reports preparations are in full swing for the opening of Camp Massapong in Dunstable, a Y summer camp for boys slated for June 98.
Arthur Sugarman of Cambridge was chosen by his 30 classmates as the most intellectual boy, a result that supports Mayor Lyons' plan for youth development.
A long column notes social happenings in Jefferson and nearby towns. It mentions cafe owner Chris Cazinov touring Rockport weekly, a rumored mayoral rivalry, a June weekend outing, and plans for a Dan Leahy Day in North Cambridge. City officials discuss fire risks and storage at City Hall.
M McNamara, church leader, will head the council delegation in the Flag Day Parade next Wednesday night. He needs no stilts.
A condensed look at past Cambridge events includes Alderman Chas Murphy urging a Tuberculosis Camp review and praise for Capt. Peter F McSorley of Engine 5. Mentions retirements, a warden resignation, a water board appointment, a marriage, and a political bill defeat with Democratic polish.
Friday marked a new opening day blending stage and screen at RKO Boston Theatre. Headlining is J Harold Murray with Boris Karloff in The Mystery of Mr Wong and back London's Wolf Call with John Carroll and Movita. Cast includes Grant Withers Dorothy Tree Holmes Herbert Lotus Long.
The new Centennial of Baseball stamp will be first placed on sale at the Cooperstown New York post office on June 12. It will be available at other post offices soon after to local fans eager to buy early in Cambridge.
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