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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1941
Page
5
Lost bank books listed by East Cambridge Savings Bank with payments stopped under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Amounts include $104,518 for dates June 14 21 and 28.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notifies interested parties in the estate of Elizabeth Landeten late of Cambridge. Administratrix requests allowance. objections must be filed in writing at Cambridge by July 2 at 10 a.m. The notice signed by Imbr ing P. Tordan, Register, dated June 3, 1841.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court Cane No 80826 directs the Recorder to notify Cambridge Trust Company along with named Cambridge residents by registered mail about a mortgage foreclosure and certificate cancellation on land at Jackson Street Cambridge Middlesex County. Objections must be filed by June 30. failure implies confession and final decree. citation to be published in Cambridge Sentinel.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts sets land court case seeking cancellation of a certificate and issuance of a new one for land on Backot Street Cambridge Middlesex County. Notice to parties and a deadline of June 30 to oppose. publication in Cambridge Sentinel. Recorder Charles A. Southworth presides. June 19 2H June 14 D1.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts through the Land Court issues a bill in equity from Lexington regarding a mortgage foreclosure. Interested parties entitled to Soldiers' and Sailors' Relief Act benefits must respond in Boston on or before the 14th day of March to avoid bar. Witnessed by John B. Fenton and Charles A. Southworth, Recorder.
The board announces a public hearing Thursday in Room 23 Citr Hall to discuss plans for a saving lawn and related erection at 119 Windsor Street within the 3 district. The action concerns permits and zoning aspects for the property involved.
The case cites Florence as filing for divorce from her husband Danforth Abel on grounds of desertion and neglect to provide maintenance. Objects must file written appearance within 21 days of September date. Witness John C Esquire, First Judge of the court, signs the citation.
Cambridge Massachusetts License Commission announces a hearing at City Hall Room 32 on Monday at 2 o'clock in 1941 regarding permits for a location at Amber Street. Hearing will address total liquor capacity not exceeding 100 gallons in addition to 600 gallons already licensed. By order of the Board.
City hearing before the License Commission at Cambridge Hall on Monday at 2 pm on the petition of and MaeDa for a garage class and keeping and storage of 400 gallons and 2000 gallons of fuel off at 10 spring Street Cambridge in total quantity not exceeding 4090 gallons in underground tanks as ordered by the Board of Licence Commissioners June 28 July
Cambridge adopts an amendment to Article VII Section 1 requiring vehicles on Winter Street between Fourth Street and the Northern Artery to move easterly. The ordinance was passed to a second reading June 4 1941 with potential final approval after July 7 1941. Attest Frederick H. Burke City Clerk.
City discussions on Plan E education protocols continued as Hogan urged voter enlightenment. The council split 7 to 6 on referring the plan to ordinances and finance while extending service for Elections Commissioner Penniman and approving pensions for Fireman Gleason and other department transfers.
New England Telephone men gathered sun spot measurements that fed Bell Telephone Laboratories basic research. The aim is to develop a straight jacket for electrical disturbances on telephone wires to keep service continually the best possible.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice informs interested parties of the will for Cornelia F P Stone. The trustee presents the first account for allowance and objects must be filed in writing by July 16. Judge and register dates noted with formal return details.
Public auction to sell a Cambridge land parcel on Cambridge Street East Cambridge for breach of cash mortgage to Patrick Conlin. Buyer pays 200 dollars down. remaining balance due within ten days. sale includes unpaid taxes and municipal liens. The deed traces to Augusta Scripture and assignment to John Gigante.
A petition in Middlesex alerts that Miriam M C Monro of Combeldee Cowell is deceased. It seeks Lars C Hammel of Los Angeles or another suitable administrator. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by 9 July at 11 am. judge Loring Jordan issues the citation.
The League of Women Voters urges a nationwide production drive led by Mrs. LaRue Brown to unite citizens in an all-out effort. It emphasizes that victory depends on both labor and management plus every individual’s will to win.
For Uncle Sam these Cambridge youths have been assigned to military service by the draft, with local boards selecting young men for enlistment and training.
The board at 38 Brattle St. lists nine members this week: Timothy Joseph Reidy, Ralph Jacob Anderson, Anthony Francis Sinerate, Robert Gordon Edison, Edward Arthur Miller, Elton Francis Clough, Nicholas Francis Belcamino, Stanley Philip Barron, John Joseph Harney, and Robert Joseph Cone.
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