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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1940
Page
5
Lost savings bank books totaling 200000 dollars are reported with payments halted under Chapter 171 of the Acts. Locations East Cambridge note dates May 4 11 18 May 7 11 16 25 May 11 18 25 and subsequent entries May 18 25 June 3. Listings include numbers 107349 94273 85800 105534 760810.
A petition to probate a will purporting to be made by Dowsehe graying thet babe Op young people executor is requested to appear in Cambridge Probate Court ten days before July 1960. The notice is dated April 1960 and signed by Lorisg P Jordan Registrar.
A petition has been presented in Middlesex Probate Court for the appointment of Grace L. Costes of Watertown as administratrix of Frank Costes also called Frank Coste of Cambridge. The hearing is set at Cambridge in the court on the return day of the estate with bond required.
The administrator with the will annexed of an estate seeks allowance before Probate Court. Interested parties may appear by attorney. The court meets at Cambridge on May 4 1040 for return day. John C Leggat First Judge. Zoling P Jordan Register. May 11 15 23.
In Cambridge Essex County, Anna Klentine and Elisabeth Jacobsen are cited as heirs. Peer A Pedersen of Cambridge is named administrator of the estate and must appear before ten o clock in the forenoon on May twenty sixth. The citation is issued by Judge John C. Esquire, dated May 8 with record at the Cambridge court.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to all persons in the trust estate of Cambridge said Conmey for the trustees to Maswarat. heirs third account presented for allowance. If you object, appear in Court at Cambridge on May 11 18 25 in the forenoon before Judge ENG P JOEDAN Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues citation in the trust of Alice Pew late of Cambridge. Trustees present third account for allowance and interested parties may file a written appearance by May 28 1900 at Cambridge in the forenoon. Witness John F. Lergst Register LOHING P. JORDAN May 2 1900
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court announces the trust estate of Mary H. Cooke in Cambridge for Sarah L. Huntington and others. Executors request allowance. interested parties may file written appearances by May 16, 1940. Witness John Leggeat, First Judge. Loring P. Jordan, Register. May 11-15-55
Middlesex county notices the trustees Annie D. Roberta and George Abbot of the Roberta estate in Cambridge must file a written defense in the probate court before 10 a.m. on May 28 the return day of witnesses. Loring P. Jordan register notes the second day of May in the year one thousand nine hundred fifty five.
The trustees of Katharine Livermore and Ira Middleerx estate present their first account for approval. A written appearance is required in Cambridge Superior Court at ten o clock in the forenoon on May eighteenth. Witness John Legest, First Judge, dated May 2, 140.
The will of Coolidge late of Cambridge appoints Hethirine Livermore and others as beneficiaries. The surviving trustee seeks allowance of the twenty fourth account by Court order. Object in writing by May 20 1900 before 10 AM at Cambridge Court. John C. J. Baquire, First Judge, presiding. Loren g P. Tordan, Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts published notice that Middiesel guardian of Bonisiof Winersteh of Cambridge seeks court allowance. Interested parties must file written objections with attorney by the return date June 14 in Cambridge Court. Witness John Lencet, registrar, dated May 18 to June 1, 1940.
City of Cambridge Mass announces a public hearing Monday after noon June 8 for license to operate weeping and storage of alcohol at 35 Putnam Avenue. Maximum volume not exceeding 1 1000 gallons. By order of the Board of License Commissioners.
Peter Simeone to foreclose a deed of mortgage on property in Cambridge to satisfy a loan from Winter Hill Co operative Bank. The sale, June 11, 1940 at 1 PM, will cover described lots on Warren Street with buildings and parcel including adjustments for street widening. Purchaser must pay $7000 in cash. prior mortgage from Winter Hill and other conditions apply.
A probate petition before the York County Maine Probate Court requests authority for executor Frank Henderson to receive and sell by public or private sale certain personal property and to transfer it. The citation return day is June 4 at 10 am, with Witness John Legest First Judge. Register Loring P. Jordan dated May 1655 to June 1.
The trustees of the estate of Coolidge and Roberts of Cambridge seek court approval for an allowance. Interested parties must file before ten in the morning on the twenty weeks after Peters Day. Witness John C. Legeet, clerk, at the court in Cambridge, May 1.
The Cambridge school committee adjourned after a 2 to 2 vote stalled a plan for semi military training for high school boys as Dr. Cassidy and Mr. Carr clashed over order and urgency. The EI bus service at Sleeper School was halted as plans were deemed impractical and teacher elections were tabled. A closed door session followed.
Next Thursday the G A R Spanish War Veterans and other groups will observe Memorial Day with ceremonies at Soldiers' Monument Cambridge Common and Cambridge Cemetery. Frank L Kirchgasser of the Sons of Union Veterans will be chief marshal and Mayor Lyons will speak at the Common after the veterans parade. Volleys will be fired at the graves in Cambridge Cemetery and taps will sound.
The population of Romania is estimated at about 20.3 million. This figure appears in a brief demographic note.
Business leaders and officials in Cambridge praised An impassioned speech by James E. Gheen on streamlining tomorrow and the role of Chambers of Commerce in city progress. Local firms celebrated include A. H. Hews & Co. Inc. and Cambridge Trust Co. and research displays from Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co. to Scully Signal Co. The event highlighted local power to finance taxes and civic growth.
A major radio network seeks announcers whose diction is free of regional accents. The policy aims for neutral pronunciation across regions to standardize on air delivery.
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