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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1941
Page
4
An enterprising Cambridge firm, the Cambridge Auto Forge at 377 Franklin St., offers welding and metal repair for cars and machinery. Led by Alwin A. Klaver, the shop uses oxy acetylene and electric welding to fix or strengthen parts, promising prompt service and reasonable charges.
The Middlesex Probate Court cites Lloyd RK Hamilton to respond within 21 days to Mildred J. Hamilton's divorce petition alleging gross intoxication cruelty neglect and requesting child custody. Judgment date noted as March 12 in the year 1941 with Judge John C. Legent signing.
The case presents Mildred C. Hamilton seeking divorce from her husband for gross intoxication and abusive treatment and requests maintenance and custody of minor children. Respondents may object by attorney within twenty one days from September 5, return day marked March 12, 1841. Judge John C. Legrant presides. Register Loring F. Jordan records the filing.
Cambridge women donated over 22 000 hours for the Red Cross in the past month. They knitted nearly 1000 garments and produced 5000 surgical dressings while serving as Gray Ladies and drivers at Cambridge and Cambridge City hospitals. Director Mrs. Melville Eastham urges more volunteers at the YMCA Hawes Room and 42 Brattle Street Production headquarters boosted by an automatic button hole machine.
A Winnipeg based English boy sent a photo of himself with his foster mother and her cat. He wrote that they are holding the cats, and noted the scarf is hidden by the cat. The letters praising Cambridge Red Cross Chapter garments keep arriving at headquarters.
John Glacken Jr of Glendale California, Tech graduate and serial engineering postgrad, writes of urgency and accuracy in readiness planes with Lockheed. He mentions Eddie Warlens training with the Chicago Cubs in Los Angeles. He finds the Pacific coast exhilarating, notes seeing the Rose Bowl, and blends duty with decorum as a scion of the Glackens Dearo family mix.
Texas researchers propose fireproofed cotton as an insulating material for homes offices and other structures. The new process aims to enhance safety and energy efficiency in building construction.
The executor of the will of the deceased presented for allowance a first account. Interested parties may object by written appearance in Cambridge County Court before 9 am on April 21, the return day of the citation. Witness John C. Pega Esquire First Judge. March 11, 1909. Register Loring P. Jordan.
The piece notes Hippodrome, from hippos and dromos, shifted by 1868 to mean a fixed race. It cites a 1875 Chicago Tribune jab on hippodroming and traces other American coinages like hindsight and gumption. The article surveys word origins and usage across 19th century sources.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County to all persons interested in the estate of Hugh J. Smith late of Cambridge deceased. A petition was filed for probate of a will and to appoint George F. Pogerty of Cambridge executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Probate Court before ten o clock in the forenoon on April 8, 1941. Witness Judge John Leggat, First Judge of the Court, March 14, 1941. Loring P. Jordan, Register, March 22-April 5.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex se To all persons Interested in the trust under the will of George M Rogers late ne Cambridge in Middlesex A petition has been presented to said Court by Edward H Rogers surviving trustee praying for authority to release any right title and interest which said petitioner may have as such trustee in certain real estate on Washington Street in Cambridge described In said petition and to execute releases of all claims and details Your attorney should appear in writing in said Court at Cambridge before ten oclock in the forenoon on the seventh day of April 1941 the return day LORISG JORDAN Register.
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