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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1941
Page
2
Public notices announce probate filings for Martha W. Robinson and Kenneth W. Goepper with instructions to interested parties to file appearances by dates in Cambridge. A city hearing by the License Commission is set for November 10 regarding a Tropot petroleum license on Third Street Cambridge with underground tanks and garage restrictions.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice in the estate of Mary Perry of Cambridge. Petition filed for probate of will with the will annexed. court required the attorney to file a written answer by ten o'clock in the forenoon on the date stated. Witnessed by the clerk and register of probate.
A petition for probate of a certain instrument is presented in Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge. John M. Ackerly of Ki nneald Courts is named and an attorney must file a written appearance before the return day in Cambridge.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to all persons interested in the estate of George Arthur Wilson late of Cambridge deceased a petition presented to court purporting to be the will of the deceased Warren Wilpon of Cambridge executor with bond to be approved objections must be filed at Cambridge before noon on the specified date in the notice stage of probate proceedings triggering formal process and court action
Notice that Loretta M. Poltler seeks a garage license for gas station use at a Cambridge site with four car capacity. Hearing scheduled in City Hall Room 3 on Monday November 10 at 2 PM. order by License Commission.
The probate court in Cambridge announces the administrator has filed a first account and distribution plan for the estate of a resident of Cambridge, requesting objections be filed in writing with counsel by November 12 at ten in the forenoon. The notice cites the judge and court details and invites interested parties to appear if needed.
A petition is presented to the Middlesex Court by Julia Antonia Denoncourt of Cambridge seeking support from her husband. The court orders his appearance on November 1 in Cambridge to determine relief, with the first judge of the court issuing the order.
Notice before the License Commission at City Hall Room 2 on Monday November 10 1941 at 2 oclock petitions Standard Brands Inc for license to keep a mine underground tank and related facilities at Inman Cassbridge in total quantity not exceeding 1500 gallons by order of Board of License Commissioners October 2 November 1.
The Purchasing Department invites sealed proposals for supplying repairing guideline, polish, and memorial materials. Bidders must accompany a certified check of 100.00 payable to City of Cambridge. Proposals are to be submitted in sealed envelopes marked Proposal for industrial material and addressed to William D. Hillis Purchasing Agent City Hall Cambridge. Oct 21 Nov 1.
Lost bank books identified by numbers 68332 64655 and 107302 from East Cambridge Savings Bank. Payments for the accounts have been stopped under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Notices list dates October 11 18 25 and November 1 58 for Hynes and related entries.
Do not add salt to the water when boiling corn on the cob. Boil for ten minutes, then drain and serve immediately tucked in a napkin. Never let corn stand in water after cooking as it harms flavor and texture.
During a November recess the popular M C Eliot will tour the state delivering talks on pertinent topics. The Republican redrawing of districts has removed his current seat, boosting chances he will seek the national Senate next year.
Public auction conducted by Co operative Bank on November 10 1941 at 35 o clock PM in Cambridge Massachusetts. House lot 135 feet on Hamilton Street with 4 070 square feet and all fixtures and appliances listed including furnaces, ranges, heating and cooling equipment. Sale subject to prior taxes liens and assessments with 200 cash bid.
The Leonardi Da Vinci Lodge of the Sons of Italy plans a 11 a.m. reception for City Council candidate A John Serino at Notre Dame Hall on Mass Ave. Serino, a lodge member, led a motion to invest lodge funds in Defense Bonds. Lodge officers and trustees named include Sos tene Schicchitone Anthony Giovino Victore Pescatone Joseph Bonnano Charles Luca Carlo Zaratti Angostino Randatore Anthony Mottia Guiseppe De Leo Francesco Battista.
The Plan E Committee endorses ex mayor John D. Lynch for councillor praising his two year tax cuts and experience. Lynch would guide Cambridge under Plan EB, with a businesslike city manager and a Council of practical men, aiming for continued prosperity and good government.
Cambridge voters hear strong support for William F. Galgay from his School Committee tenure. The endorsing letter praises his honesty, character, and seriousness in public service and argues he will stand up for education and Cambridge affairs on the City Council.
After ten years on the Cambridge City Council from 1928 to 1937, veteran Ben Wyeth retires from public service and considers a possible return. The Wyeths arrived in Cambridge in 1630 and have directed funerals since 1850. A Harvard man, Wyeth is known for modest, democratic bearing and widespread appeal.
The Cambridge Central Labor Union states it has not endorsed any candidates for the upcoming elections and has no intention to do so. Some delegates may privately endorse candidates, but this does not reflect the union as an organization.
Robert H. Davison a Boston lawyer and Harvard Law alumnus is selected for Cambridge’s new government plan. A Navy veteran and former state court helper, he serves as vice chair of the Cambridge Republican City Committee and resides at 99 Irving Street.
Cambridge Red Cross launches training for women to become nurse aides to ease nurse shortages from national defense. Beginning November 17 at Cambridge Hospital, 18 Brattle St, volunteers aged 18 to 50 will undergo 80 hours of training and then work part time in hospitals clinics and other health agencies under the Cambridge Red Cross committee led by Stoughton Bell with Arlie Bock Henry Clifford and Miss Mary E Shepard.
Bridge Hospital appoints Miss Gertrude D Stapleton superintendent of nurses and Dr Arlie Bock head of medical aid. Mrs Katherine Hager assumes nursing service chief role and Miss Mary Church serves as head nurse of Cambridge schools under Cambridge Civilian Defense.
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