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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1939
Page
5
Middlesex, Cambridge form appears in probate court notice. Loring F. Jordan, Register, calls for filing a written appearance by February day. The document names care of executor and outlines steps for appointment in the estate matter.
Middlesex Probate Court announces the estate of Semee Henrick, late of Cambridge, with administrator on account presented. Loring Jordan, Register, sets February 19 to March 4 for الموافق.
A summons for a defendant in Middlesex os. Frebate Court invites appearance at the morning session on March day at ten o clock. The case involves a sald roof sale without proper warranty. Proceedings open February 18 through March 25. Clerk Lorier Jordan records.
Damaged OCR fragment notes a bank books loss or debt inquiry tied to Cambridge and Gale Riga. It mentions a designation or decision date around February with a numeric code 0-16-3. Limited readable details hinder full reconstruction of event or parties.
Commonwealth of Maesa Massachusetts summons to appearing in Cambridge court. The matter, return day set for March 12, income unspecified, references judge Leggat and clerk Jordan.
Fragmentary probate notice from Massachusetts court discusses an estate in York County. It mentions executrix appointment and a proceeding tied to a deceased individual. No clear names or dates are legible due to damaged OCR.
A petition has been presented in Cambridge seeking the last will of Eneiatta E late of Cambridge. The court appoints Dray as executor with bond, and a citation date is set for appearances in the Forenoon on March 8.
Public notice from Massachusetts Land Court requires all named individuals to object or defend against a city of Cambridge tax foreclosure petition. Respond by March 5 next to avoid default. appearance must be filed and served with oath. Notice posted by Recorder Charles A. Southworth and clerk Samorel Fiskeman.
A Cambridge court file seeks appearances on a petition affecting parcels in Ward Two and Ward Nine, including 113M Hastings Street and 32 Hubbard Avenue. The court orders publication in the Cambridge Sentinel for three weeks to notify unknown respondents and sets a March deadline for written appearances.
In Cambridge, a case requires a written appearance within twenty one days from July tenth. The command directs the party or attorney to respond, with the return day set for February, witnessed by the judge and Register Lobingfordan. February 18 to March 4 appears in the docket.
A probate petition seeks admission of a document as the last will of Marie Carroll Carroll Shannon late of Cambridge. Jeremish J Sullivan of Cambridge requests appointment to administer the estate without bond with an appearance required in Cambridge Court by ten in the forenoon on March 4 11 1999. Judge John J Cquire presides with Register P. R. Dan listed.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County declares that Laura M. Montgomery of Cambridge has presented a will for the estate of Joseph T. of Medford, deceased. The will is said to be admitted to probate without bond. Interested parties may object before the court date noted.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues citation in Frobaie Court for heirs to object to appointment of executor for Helen Freeman late of Bristol Vermont. Copies of probate and last will appear from The National Shawmut Bank of Boston. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by March 27, 19. Witness John C. Leggatt Esquire in February.
A petition for probate of instruments claimed as a codicil to the will of Warren Inte is filed in Cambridge County Court. Interested parties or their attorneys may file written opposition before ten o clock in the forenoon on March 7, 1069. Judge John C Tepgat ordered the matter with Loring Tordan as Register.
Keith Memorial Theatre presents W. C. Fields in a comedy duel with Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy in You Can't Cheat an Honest Man. Universal showcases REO Radio's Beauty for the Asking with Lucille Ball, Patric Knowles and Donald Wood as the companion feature. Fields plays a circus owner pursued by the sheriff for unpaid bills as a tale of money versus romance unfolds.
In Cambridge County Middlesex the conservator of Margaret L. Cashman asks the Court to approve his account for the estate under conservatorship. Interested parties may file a written appearance by March 7 1539 in Cambridge. Judge C Leggat presiding. Register P Jordan notes February 15 31 March.
Loring P Jordan, Register, announces appointment of Nathan Servell Cambridge as administrator of Grace Olivia Vaughan late of Cambridge Township, Northampton County, deceased. Court action requires written appearance before ten in the forenoon on the return day, February 13, 1911.
Massachusetts probate court records reveal Alice E Sullivan petitions for a divorce from William F Sullivan of Togus Maine citing gross and cruel habits including intoxication and abuse. The notice asks him to object within twenty one days from the February 1838 return date, with counsel to file in Cambridge court.
The Metropolitan Theatre premiered a two film MGM program led by Stand Up and Fight with Robert Taylor and Wallace Beery set in 1850s western Maryland amid rail line rivalries. Fast and Loose features Robert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell in lighter crime caper roles with a strong supporting cast.
Michael T. Kelleher heads 60 volunteers in Cambridge to organize Red Cross fundraising and outreach. An advisory group includes Mayor Lyons, Stoughton Bell, Albert Murray, and Mrs. Chas. L. Bouton, forming a cohesive, active effort surfacing in Kendall Square.
The Red Cross Volunteer Service Bureau held a tea at headquarters. The Advisory Committee includes Mrs. Charles Almy Jr Harriet Bartlett Mrs. Charles L. Bouton Mrs. Arthur H. Brooks Mrs. Julian L. Coolidge Mrs. Hilbert F. Day Mrs. James Donovan Miss Mary Heard Mrs. Burton A. Miller Mrs. Thomas R. Powell Miss Alice Thorp Miss Margaret C Worcester Mrs Albert Bradley Carter chairman.
Illness kept Gov. Saltonstall away from a Monday Chamber of Commerce dinner chaired by Pres. Campbell. J. Robert Ayres spoke on the governor’s duties during the truckmen’s strike and budget, noting fiscal strain. Richard Carter introduced Dr. Paul T. Compton who discussed academic freedom in education amid global challenges.
Veterinarians supervising 1700 Hood dairy cows attended a series of conferences led by Cornell expert Prof. D H Udell. The Hood Co announced new Supertest milk safeguards and showcased cattle disease prevention and detection methods at Cherry Hill Farm Beverly.
Cambridge theatregoers should not miss the Orson Welles Theatre Guild first part of Shakespeare series Henry IV and Henry V showing for one week at the Colonial Theatre Boston. Welles with Burgess Meredith offers a colorful dramatic dish in this Five Kings Part 1.
The Shaker movement began in England in 1747 led by Jane and James Wardley and the United Society of Believers. Ann Lee of Manchester joined, claiming to be Christ in a second incarnation, and she came to America in 1774 with seven converts to establish a church at Watervliet.
The Arctic fox is snow-white year round in the northern range. Further south it is white in winter and bluish brown in summer. In the southern range it stays dark year round and is called the blue fox.
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