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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1940
Page
5
Savings Bank books listed as lost with an application for payment of accounts under Chapter 171 of the Act of 1912. Payments scheduled in East Cambridge on dates May 4 11 18 and 25. Returns reference numbers 107349 and 105534.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Court notice to all persons interested in the estate of Newton E Tucker of Cambridge. The court requires appearance for allowance and attorney filing before the forenoon of May 4. The notice is dated April 2 with registers Jordan.
Probate Court in Cambridge calls all heirs and devisees of Catherine Cambridge late of Cambridge to appear by May 11 to object or file written claims. The process names Maguire of Cambridge and Belmont as involved parties with a return day of April 27 and May 4.
Foreclosure sale of mortgaged property held by Tom an Mortgage Loan Company against Charles A. Gellfuss of Belmont. Real estate located in Middlesex County to be sold at public auction May 2 at 9 00 AM for 330 cash. balance due on completion. George W Harbour president of the mortgage company to conduct sale at 273 Washington Street, Rowton, MA.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts case warns all interested parties in the estate of Virginie Bernard also known as Jennie Bernard that a petition for probate of a will has been filed. The court schedules a return day and a hearing at Nine o'clock in the forenoon on May 4, 2027 in Cambridge.
Notice to all interested in the trust estate under a January 21 1870 instrument. The Court for probate has allowed the estate and a citation requires filing written objections by May 23 before noon in Cambridge. John Legest Esq appears for the estate and L O E ing P Tordan Register signs the notice dated May 4 11 16.
The Cambridge Purchasing Agent seeks sealed proposals to furnish automobile equipment and compressor equipment. Proposals due May 4 and May 11 at City Hall. Each bid must include a certified check of 100 dollars.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites interested parties to object to the trustees third account of the Margaret Huntington estate in Cambridge. Objects must appear in person or by attorney at 10 AM on May 28, 1940, with written appearance. John & Leggat, attorneys, Judge Orlando P. Jordan, Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to all interested in the estate of Mary H. Cooke late of Cambridge deceased. Trustees petition the probate court for allowance of their third account. Objections must be filed by May 11 1940 at Cambridge before 11 am. Witness John C. Legent Judge. Loring P. Jordan Register May 11 1940.
Mortgagee Home Owners Loan Corporation sells by public auction a Cambridge parcel with buildings on Norfolk Street. The sale, at 10 a.m. Friday March 3, follows foreclosure for breach of mortgage dated January 14, 1930, recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds. The bid must include $1500 down. balance due at sale. James J. Brennan, State Conn. at St. James Ave., Boston, Mass.
Middleset state under item 4 of the will of Mary Cooke of Cambridge is set for the benefit of Sarah Huntington and others. The trustees have filed a third recount and the attorney must appear in Cambridge Court by May 28 at 10 AM on the return day. John Legal, First Judge, presiding. May 11 18 25.
The surviving trustee and Anne DC Roberts and George Abbot file the twenty fourth account of the residuary estate under the will of Roberta Inte of Cambridge for Annie Ts Roberts and others. The court at Cambridge fixed May 8 as the return day with Witness John C Leegat required.
Court notice names Katharine Livermore and others as beneficiaries under the will of Coolidge 3 Roberts late of Cambridge. Surviving trustees D Roberts and George Abbot are appointed for the estate. Hearing set in Cambridge Court before Judge Leegat on May 2 1940 at 10 in the forenoon. Register Loringordax. Max V1-18-25
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notes a petition to appoint a administrator for Helen C McCool late of Cambridge. heirs must appear in Cambridge on May 6 1940 at 10 am for the return day of the bond without surety before John C Secretary Enquire First Judge Loring Jordan Register April 23 1940
The parties in the Coolidge estate case at Cambridge have presented their first account for court allowance. Attorneys must file written appearances in Cambridge by ten o clock in the forenoon on May 28, 1940, the return day. Witnesses include John Legent, Raquire, and Hegieter. May 11-18-35.
The Cambridge License Commission will hold a hearing at City Hall Room 32 on Monday May 3 at 2 o’clock on the petition of Beaton and Maine Railroad for the keeping and sale of gasoline at Bridge and Streets Cambridge in a total quantity not exceeding twenty gallons with underground tank and additional inflammables restrictions as already licensed per an order of Board of Traffic Commissioners.
City of Cambridge Board of License Commissioners announces a hearing in Room 32 City Hall on Monday afternoon May 28 at 2 o clock for Charlestown Cents Bank as owner and Gulf Oil Corp as prospective purchaser seeking license for a garage and service station at 128 Massachusetts Avenue at the junction of Massachusetts Avenue, Harvard Street, and Quincy Street with underground tanks and related facilities.
The Massachusetts probate court invites objections to the fourth account of trustees Katharine Livermore and others in the Cambridge estate. The surviving trustees seek allowance of the fourth account and the first account as surviving trustees. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court before 10 a.m. on May 28. Witness John Legent, First Judge, dated May 2, 1940.
Male Avenue has applied to the Board to transfer the license to a Massachusetts corporation that will succeed to the business at the address. The new corporation will be Canton Gardens, Inc with Henry Lew as President and Treasurer Morton Z Howard as Clerk and James P Hannon as Director and Manager. Timothy F Leahy and Heeman E F Guthem Board of License Commissioners.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts v Middlesex issues citation for Annie D Roberts and others to file a grant in the probate court in Cambridge by ten o clock in the forenoon on May 11 the return day of this citation. Witness John C Lepeat Prrot Judge. This second day of dred sud es LAR P. JORDAN Register.
Miss Gertrude Malloch principal of Leslie School on Everett Street will be awarded the Master of the Art of Oratory at Staley College of the Spoken Word in Boston during the regular commencement exercises held Tuesday night in Brookline.
A notice to interested parties in the estate of Frank J Coates requests that Grice L Coates of Watertown be appointed administratrix without bond. A written appearance is required by May 9 in Cambridge Court. Witness John C Leggat, First Judge, May 6, 1901.
The administrator with the will annexed for the late Catherine Morphy of Cambridge presents a final account for allowance to the Cambridge Court. The hearing is set before Judge John Levent on June 4 at 10 a.m. in Cambridge. Jordan, Register.
Cambridge attorney Edw. Kellen helps prepare for the annual convention and banquet of the John Ericsson Republican Club of Mass. to be held at the Hotel Lenox tonight.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts a petition in the estate of Anna Kirstius Elizabeth Jacobsen requests Peter A. Malersen of Cambridge be appointed administrator with surety. Interested persons may object by written appearance in the Cambridge Court before 10 am on May 28, 1040. Witness John C. Leguataire. May 11 18 25.
John McMorrow and John T. Sullivan will supervise the annual stage show at St Pauls Parochial School hall with rehearsals starting this week for a June performance. The Central Club runs a Wednesday prize bridge and whist series at Blackwall Street quarters hosted by Mrs Helen Kiley and Mrs Thelma Devaney.
The Cambridge Woman's Republican Club names Dr Adeline F Dunham as president amid rumors of a vindicatory study of the Harding administration. The group aims to examine policy while seeking to influence public opinion and respond to political controversy surrounding the Teapot Dome scandal.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlevenson announces a petition claiming to be the will of Annie Harney of Cambridge. Joseph M. Gavan named as beneficiary relate. Attorneys must file a written appearance before 10 am July 12 149 in Cambridge. Judge Leegat presiding. Register Loresg Jordan May 11 15 3%
The Chamber of Commerce begins a four day intensive membership drive the week of May 20 to recruit 160 new members led by Vice President Robert Tonon. Six teams of sales managers—Albert F. White Alan Switzer William F De Maris Paul R CGorcoran Charles M Fosgate A M Carlton—will execute the effort with a Special Council including Joseph W Motherwell Alfred Mil Keeler George H Rockwell Elmer A Noden and Richard B Carter.
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