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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1941
Page
5
Listings announce lost savings bank books from East Cambridge and associated accounts with several date ranges for payment under 1912 Chapter 171. Includes probate notices from Middlesex County Massachusetts for Catherine and Emily Millet estates, with court dates and executors named.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Katharice Kimball Baker late of Cambridge deceased. Executors ask for first account allowance in the probate court. Objections must be filed by May 21 1921. Witness John C Baquire First Judge and second judge of the court. May 7 1921.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County shows an executor named A A Mersins and guardian or trustee for Johanna McGill im seeks review of an account for a trust in Cambridge. Interested parties urged to file objections by the forenoon of the return day, with the judge in Cambridge presiding this May 17 24 81 docket.
A city article details authorizing the mayor, council and treasurer to issue and negotiate bonds up to 2000.00 in support of street construction. The plan includes bond terms, interest rates not exceeding five percent, and potential transfer of the bond funds. The measure is presented to the City Council for approval with the city clerk and mayor's signatures.
Executors of Edmund B. Stevens estate in Cambridge seek allowance of final account. Written objections or appearances must reach Cambridge Court before ten o clock in the forenoon on May 24, 1941. Witness John C. Bergee, Register Loring P. Jordan. May 17 24 31.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts Solomon Sullivan of Arlington is named administrator of the estate of R Z Solitvania of Cambridge. The court orders no bond with surety and requires objections by a written appearance before the return day. Judge John C. in Cambridge presides, dated May 17.
The executors of Katharine Elmball Baker late of Cambridge in said state deceased have presented to the Court for allowance their first account. If you desire to object, file written appearance in Cambridge Court before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the twentieth day of June. John R. Judge of said Court. May 2, 1941. LOEING F. JORDAN, Register. May 17-34-81
Probate Court Middlesex presents petition to name J Doyle of Cambridge as administrator of the Deoyie estate without bond. Court sets hearing in Cambridge before ten o clock on June 15 to consider the petition. Judge John C Legent presides. May 12, 1941.
Herbert Haskell of Cambridge files a petition seeking name change to Herbert Berry. Interested parties must file a written appearance in Cambridge Court by 10 am on the second day of January. Witness John C. Lergat, First Judge, on April 29, 1941.
Commonwealth Massachusetts court considers Maryland Casualty Company bond for Catherine Esker estate matter. The case involves Mildred Baker and Catherine Baker of Cambridge with the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health as interested party. The proceeding references an additional bond and court returns filed in Cambridge around May.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts a petition to appoint a conservator for Eva J Worth, incapacitated by advanced age and mental weakness, was presented in the Probate Court. The court set June 13 for response, with Jala Boquire as judge and J.P. Jordan as registrar.
A petition in Cambridge County probate court seeks validation of a last will and testament of Robert Emmons Hogere Inte of Cambridge. The court requires a written appearance by June to contest the instrument and bond. Loring Jordan, Register, presides.
The letter questions urgency for welfare and street bond issues and school budget delays. It discusses a proposed bill to allow orderly city functioning without court action by the Acting Mayor and notes divisions among Republican and Democratic city committees with little further comment.
The board suspended the license for three days after objecting to age testimony despite the witness absence. Albert J. McKean, manager, said staff are warned not to serve minors and to investigate when in doubt. The board deemed the suspension a warning to prevent future violations.
The item lists prominent figures and firms connected to atomic energy and power projects. Names include M. Fosgate, Arthur P. Mor ley, Hampshire Press, Richard B. Shelton, N. E. Gas and Electric System, Raymond Stevens, and Arthur D. Little, Inc. associated with the continuing coverage on page 1.
The Shubert Theatre launches Meet the People a comedy revue with sketches songs and numbers. The Boston cast features Fay McKenzie Barney Phillips Marion Colby Patricia Brilhnie Bernice Parks Nanette Fabares Sue Robin Marie DeForest Virginia Bryan Lois Paul Eddie Johnson Lynn Johnson Jack Boyle Angus Hopkins Kenneth Patterson Robert Davis Robert Nash Dorothy Roberts Norman Lawrence Jack Albertson George Burnson Ted Arisin Beryl Carew Elizabeth Talbot Martin Jack Gilford and Peggy Ryan who lead the principal roles.
Earnest Central Square lawyer Andrew L Moore joins the executive committee along with reelected Edgar W Davis Richard J Eaton P K McElroy and A John Serino Pres Fred H Loverby and Gen Sec Carroll L Chage remain ex officio Walter F Earle and Horace S Ford win reelection as Trustees City Solicitor R C Evaris is Counsel and Elmer A Noden Alexander H Bright Pasquale Dente and Hollis G Gerrish are named to the nominating committee.
Orson Welles showcases varied talents in Citizen Kane at the Majestic Theatre. He writes, produces, directs, and stars in the film, with innovative screen tricks. The public reception suggests Welles and his distinctive stage craft are here to stay.
Paramount presents A Shot in the Dark with William Lundi gan Nan Wynn and Ricardo Cortez. I Wanted Wings stars Ray Milland William Holden Wayne Morris and Brian Donlevy with Veronica Lake and Constance Moore. The Army Air Corps cooperated at Randolph Kelly and March Fields to depict cadets and the women in their lives with vivid action.
Agnes Rockwood is remembered for a kindly spirit and social instinct. She leaves two daughters, Jean, Mrs A F Merrett of Southboro, and Gwendolyn, a student at Westminster College Pa.
Mon Tue shows feature Victory with Betty Field and Fredric March and She Couldn't Say No with Eve Arden and Roger Pryor. Web Thur presents Western Union with Robert Young and Virginia Gilmore and Slightly Tempted with Peggy Moran and Hugh Herbert. Fri Sat offer The Saint at Palm Springs starring Wendy Barrie and George Sanders and Wagons Westward with Anita Louise and Chester Morris.
City of Cambridge Massachusetts notifies interested parties of a License Commission hearing in Room 32 City Hall on Monday at 2 o clock on the petition of Ayee Inc for a garage license and for keeping and sale of alcohol.
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