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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1941
Page
5
Lost savings books listed with bank payments halted under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Notices cover April 12 19 26 and May 17 24 21 261960. Names reference East Cambridge Savings Bank entries. Applications filed for payment of the listed amounts.
In Cambridge Massachusetts the probate court notes the conservator of Catherine Baker has filed her first account for the estate under conservatorship. Interested parties may object in writing to appear by May 20 1941 at ten in the forenoon. Witness John C Lecrat First Judge. May 3 1941. Register Jordan. May 1 1941.
Frebate Court notices heirs legatees and devisees by mail or delivery regarding the estate of Bally Millet also known as Jate of Cambridge. Arthur Graham Carey petitions for probate of instruments purporting to be the will appointing executor without surety. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by May 7 at 10 am, witness Judge John Lorrarest. May 10 17 31.
Katharine Kimball Baker of Cambridge is declared deceased and the executors seek the court's approval of the final account. Objections must be filed by 10 am on May 27, 1841, with citation return date noted. Witenesses include John C. Legent and Daquire. May 10 17 24.
Notice to interested parties that a hearing is set for May afternoon at 2 o'clock at Warne Of to Eas 1 for a license near 8 areas of the and storage Exreline in tanks of cars only at 2500 Avenue Cambridge. Garaga for one car to be Poe as a terri torium in addition to 100 gallons of petroleum products ahead licensed. By order of Board of License Commissioner.
City notices a hearing before the License Commission in Room 22 City Hall on May 24 at 2 oclock. Commonwealth of Massachusetts owner Serony Vacuum Co Inc seeks a license for a 5 garage and for keeping gasoline in tanks and on site at Brattle Street Auburn Street Cambridge. Petition requests two additional permits to add 5000 gallons of petroleum products to an existing stock. By order of Board of License Commissioners.
A brief notice lists Jon B. Quinn and Timothy F. Leahy as chairmen along with Heeman E. Gutheim. The date range May 10 to May 17 appears, indicating a scheduled hearing or action window. Officials names and the limited date span are the readable facts preserved.
Middirec on To all interested in the trust estate of Johanna McGitl in Cobb County Geor for the benefit of John Camp ee and eaterie Morrison the trustee Hills A Morrison presents to the Court for allowance the account of Hills A Morrison as truster objectons must be in writing and filed by the third day of June at Cambridge Court clerk in the forenoon Witness John C Legeat Hequire First year of eld Court dated May seventh one thousand nine hundred and Jordan May wea am
The Court requires Mildred E. Baker to furnish a new additional bond for the estate of Catherine Baker of Cambridge Middlesex County. Interested parties must file a written appearance by the third day of June at ten oclock in the forenoon. Witness John C. Judge of probate. May 17-23-31.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex notices Edmund H Stevens late of Cambridge dies. Interested parties must file first account with the court by June 4 1941 before 2 PM. Witness Judge Toho C Legent May 10 1941 Register Loring P Tordan. May 17 24 41.
A petition seeks appointment of Joseph E. Sullivan of Arlington as administrator of Mary Sullivan late of Cambridge. Interested parties are to object at Cambridge Court at 10 a.m. on June 4, 1941, the return day of the citation. Witness John C. Lepeat, First Judge, May 12, 1941. Loring F. Jordan, Register.
In Middlesex Probate Court, to all interested in Katherine Kimball Baker of Cambridge deceased. The executors seek allowance of their first account and invite objections by June 20 before 11 am. Witness First Judge and Loring P. Jordan, Register. May 17 24 31.
A petition to appoint John J. Doyle of Cambridge as administrator of the estate of Thomas F. Doyle late of Cambridge Mass. asks that no surety be required on the bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge District Court before ten oclock on June 3, 1941. Witness Judge John C. Legert and Register Lorin...
An amendment to the Cambridge City ordinance requires proper lighting in public hallways of tenements. It mandates a light burning from sunset to sunrise on each floor near stairs for all buildings with more than three families, year round, with enforcement pending a second reading after May 13, 1941.
Petition filed in Middlesex County Court requests Herbert Haskell of Cambridge have his name changed to Herbert Berry. Citation requires objectors or their attorneys to appear at the Cambridge court before ten o clock on the return day, with the dated April 29 1941 noted by Register Loring P. Jordan.
May 18 to May 24 listings include Catholic Order of Forest ers Commission Breakfast at ballroom with Dr. Cook N E Deaconess Hospital, reception for Miss Marion Higgins, wedding reception for Mrs Vincent Stewart May 15, dining and dancing events May 21 May 22 May 23 May 24 with Boston Girls High School Mass School of Art Alumni Association and multiple wedding and breakfast events led by Miss Marion E McDonough Miss Margaret Corcoran and Miss Mary Wheeler
An American observer recalls a Nazi official in Poland justifying Poles as inferiors and Polish Jews as slaves, claiming parallel to American views on Negroes. The writer condemns German comparisons and warns against American racial pretense while urging self-examination.
The text questions the 17th Earl of Oxford as Shakespeare writer while praising self taught figures like Lincoln. It argues stage speech matches the author’s craft and suggests imagining another writer to glimpse Shakespeare’s genius. Reading Shakespeare broadens words and elocution and is engaging across genres.
Hevere was promoted to colonel and Paul Revere ascended to lieutenant colonel in the Massachusetts militia.
The climactic concluding event of the Swedish feast features desserts. Seven kinds of pastries seven meringues and seven tarts are served as the sweet finale.
Public notice from the City of Cambridge Massachusetts issued May 3 to May 10 outlining municipal actions or deadlines. Details readable fragments indicate official scheduling or administrative notices.
Reporter notes local office visits and city affairs with residents and officials. Bobby Harrington, son of the mayor’s clerk, toured the mayor’s office during a visit and kept clerk Edna Burke busy answering questions. Council candidate plans surface from John Anderson. McGanty and Tobin spent the weekend at a Maine recreation center. Purchasing Agent Chick Hillis and chief clerk Helen Toomey are praised for efficient office operations.
Delegates from the Cambridge League of Women Voters to attend the 21st convention in Worcester are listed. Included are Mrs. Samuel Stratton as president and numerous other members such as Mrs. Richard D. Fay, Mrs. Philip Ireland, Mrs. George H. Parker, Mrs. Alfred Romer, Mrs. Walter R. Smith, and Miss Elizabeth B. Piper among a larger group.
Police Capt John J Canney and Atty John H Hurley traded jokes at a License Ed session on Monday. Canney seeks a continuance of the complaint against Prospect Cafe Inc for serving a minor to obtain a witness, while Hurley underscores the wording of the charge. The meeting continued for a week amid routine matters.
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