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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1941
Page
5
Bank records indicate Hank Books assisted with all debts and applications filed under Chapter 17 of the Act. Payments have been stopped on April 12, 19, and 26 for East Cambridge Savings Bank with reference numbers 102766 4102407 and 22106544, affecting accounts and legal proceedings.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex invites objections to the will of Margaret A Daley of Cambridge. Lillian E Daley requests probate as executrix without bond. Objections due by May 6 in Cambridge. dated April 11, 1741. Registrar Loring P Jordan.
Simon Peter Zabloteky requests the court to change his name to Simon Ferrace nee bn, with a hearing set for May 8, 3041 at Cambridge in Middlesex County. The citation is dated April 6 and signed by Register Loring P Jordan.
A public auction will sell a parcel of land with buildings in Cambridge, Middlesex County, described as Lot on plan of F. B. Rindge, Messer & Son, dated July 12, and recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds. The sale is for breach of conditions and to foreclose the mortgage. For details contact Cambridge Savings Bank, F Street, Cambridge, Mass. Sale date May 14 at 2:45 PM. Cash $2 at bid time. balance due within 30 days.
A public auction will sell the Cambridge Street land and buildings in East Cambridge tied to a mortgage held by East Cambridge Savings Bank. The sale covers the premises with described improvements and fixtures and is subject to unpaid taxes and existing liens. Auction set for May 14 at 2 30 PM at the bank office 222 Cambridge Street Cambridge. Proceeds to satisfy the mortgage and related charges.
A petition to approve Henry J. O'Brien as trustee under a December 27 instrument, recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds, seeks allowance of his third account. Objects must file a written appearance by May 12 and plead within 21 days. Judge John C. Legent notes the citation date.
A petition in Cambridge seeks appointment of Ella C Levis of Stamford as executors of Annie Cannon late of Cambridge Massachusetts dies. The court cites to respond by May 13 1941 with a written appearance before ten in the forenoon on return day. Witness John C. Equire first docket of Cambridge Court dated April 17 1941.
The conservator of Ella K. Sturtevant requests allowance of his first and second accounts. Attorneys must file a written appearance at Cambridge Superior Court by May 13, 1941, with the return day stated. Judge Wilhelm, with Register Tordas, presides, dated April 17.
Public auction to sell The land in Cambridge Middlex County identified as lot 21 on the plan by W A Mason & Son Co dated Nov 20 1923. Bounded by Lee Shore and other boundaries, 1488 square feet, with easements and fixtures included. Sale on May 19 1941 at 10 o'clock. Terms cash in ten days. East Boston Savings Bank by A Delano and F Poehetine. Apr 20 May.
By of the power of sale in a mortgage from Max Rappaport to East Boston Savings Bank. The Cambridge property in Middlesex County Massachusetts will be sold at public auction on Monday the nineteenth of May at the bank’s offices in East Boston. The lot measures about 1082 feet by 116 feet with 2442 square feet, subject to unpaid taxes and other liens, with fixtures presumed annexed to the freehold. Sale conducted by East Boston Savings Bank, attorney Eben Hutchinson. notice dated April 2 to May 3.
The item notes former Attorney General Dever "marking time" with questions about future roles in the army or state government. Inman-Central Square baker Walter Hahn seeks cooks for several "pots" while the Dearos praise his cake.
City of Cambridge Massachusetts announces a License Commission hearing in Room 82 City Hall on May 12, 2041 at 2 PM. Petition by Namand J. MacDonald seeks license to keep and store fuel for office use at the corner of Charlies and Fifth Streets, in quantities up to 10 gallons and 3 gallons of motor fuel in an underground tank.
Charles Lunch Company and Anthony E Durakis seek license transfer of all alcoholic beverages from Clark's Sea Grill to EA GRILL INC. H Nelson Hartstone is president treasurer and Bessie Stone is clerk. Board of License Commissioners oversees the application under General Laws.
Councillor Donovan sponsors a city ordinance for a Mayor appointed commissioner with a five year term and $5000 yearly pay, sworn by the City Clerk, while a committee directs the dual department in his absence. A $200,000 loan order and a $12,240 WPA transportation request move to Finance. Other actions include juror group drafting, a peeping law tightening measure, flags for council chamber and city flag proposals, and fire house repairs with an $11,700 allocation. The petroleum license at 260 Lexington Ave is denied for Jas A. Carrig.
James Roosevelt's Pot O Gold runs at the Metropolitan Theatre featuring Academy Award winner James Stewart Paulette Goddard and Horace Heidt and his Band The Penalty MGM melodrama stars Lionel Barrymore Edward Arnold with Gene Reynolds Marsha Hunt and Robert Sterling in a double bill of music romance and crime tale
Gabriel Cahaly applies to transfer his license to sell wines and malt beverages from his store at 11 Mt Auburn Street to Massachusetts corporation Supreme Food Shoppe Inc. The new corporation, to be led by Gabriel Cahaly president and Raphael Cahaly treasurer manager, with Fred Cahaly clerk, is named in the filing to succeed the business at the same address. John E. Quinn and Reeman E. Gutham sign as Board of License Commissioners.
The plan for Central Square calls for a new convenience station a traffic signal post improved cleanliness and expanded parking. The proposal also notes that Plan EB will be outdated next year.
The United States Defense Savings Bonds and Postal Savings Stamps went on sale at Cambridge Central Square Post Office. Acting Mayor Sennott bought the first bond at 9 A M, with bonds costing 18.75 dollars and a ten year value of 25 dollars, yielding 33.4 percent over the period and 29 percent annualized, redeemable after sixty days per the bond’s redemption table.
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held in City Hall Room 82 Cambridge on Monday May 20 1941 at 2 o clock on the petition of Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc for a license for a Garage of the 2nd Class and for keeping and storing gasoline in tanks of cars only at 131 Hampshire Street Elm Street Cambridge Garage for one car to Biola and Jebri torium in addition to allowing petroleum products licensed By order of Board of License Commissioners
The item highlights Central Square Beau Brummel and his noted presence with a witty take on city affairs. It mentions Sparks at Park Road, a potential nepotism question about Police Chief Leahy, and a City Hall mystery man. Postmaster Glacken tours Hollywood for screen tests. Andy Moore awaits a key decision as public relations and quick responses are noted. The Boston El deficit and Cambridge’s yearly contribution are mentioned as financial puzzles.
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