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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1938
Page
5
A damaged Massachusetts court notice names Frebats Gaert menor Kébseth Hopper of Paterban Cave and references alimony maintenance and minor support. The document cites a 21 day response window from November 18 and mentions Loring P. Sordan as the hexister.
Cambridge probate court calls all interested parties to review the administrator John ie’s final account for the estate of Thomes Roperty in Philadelphia. A written appearance is due before ten o clock in the forenoon on the specified day.
Probate Court in Cambridge reports the estate of Thomas Patrick Rafferty, formerly of Philadelphia, has an administrator presenting his account for allowance. Public notice requests claims or objections by the specified date and specifies court action.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice lists the estate of Andrew Eaferty late of Philadelphia. The administrator has filed for allowance of his final account and invites objections in writing by a specified date and place in Cambridge. Court processing details follow with registrar Jordan listed.
In this fragment, notice requests a fetter by mail or delivery and requires appearance in court at Bridgeport at ten o clock in the forenoon on October twentieth, 1835. It names John C. Legget as witness and cites the September twenty sixth date with signatures from L. Jordan.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court calls all interested parties in the estate of Frank Wardoteki late of Cambridge to file written notices of appearance before ten o clock in the forenoon on the tenth day of November 1905. The court date and details appear in the record with signatures of the master and clerk.
The ordinance titled Be i crdsiped the ty Connell of the tee of Cambridge to modify traffic on a street from Oxford Street to Sacraments Street. The action involves adding a provision at the end of section two and directs movement of traffic on the easterly section. City Clerk Frederick H. Burke notes the date October 1st, 1655.
An advertisement urges motorists to visit the Lincoln Service Station at Huron and Concord Aves Observatory Hill to have their cars thoroughly oiled and greased with reliable gas for a smooth weekend trip, highlighting value and smart planning.
The letter praises Mayor Lyons and city departments for efficient hurricane recovery efforts. It commends the leadership, observes hard work on the hardest damaged street, and expresses appreciation for the spirit and labor shown by the workers.
Public auction of a Cambridge parcel on Green Street subject to a mortgage held by Columbian Co-operative Bank. The sale includes the lot described by plan and bounds with right of way and house access, with the balance due to the mortgagee and municipal liens. terms demand $200 cash or certified check at closing. Frauer J Roche of 1374 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, handles particulars.
Miss Mary Toomey daughter of Mr Walter Remers will wed tomorrow at St Peter's Church at 4 30 P M. The couple plan a reception at Oxford Courts Porter Square and a Florida honeymoon before settling in the city.
The License Board meeting notes that Atty Francis J Roche defended Guertin claiming illness and questioned manufactured evidence. Mayor Quinn pressed for more inquiry noting something wrong at the establishment and hearings were scheduled for next Monday on transfers and cafe enlargements. A council opposition to basement bowling included a list of names and local apartments. Weather note: heat lightning is distant lightning with no thunder heard.
The four day run features Bing Crosby as a carefree small town boy with Fred MacMurray as his stern brother and Donald OConnell as the kid. Elizabeth Patterson anchors the family. The main film centers on a questionable race horse with songs. The co feature Smashing the Rackets stars Chester Morris as a G man. Also shows Captain Blood with Errol Flynn Olivia de Havilland Basil Rathbone. Navarro and Marian Marsh lead A Desperate Adventurer a Parisian artist and a heiress tale.
The term Academy began as a grove near Athens where Plato met his followers. The philosophy school he led adopted the grove’s name, and today Academy refers to a group of scholars or a school or college.
Plans are under way for the Cambridge Bar Association October 27 gathering at the Continental Hotel. A committee is arranging for a slate of sterling orators. More details will appear in the next issue.
The Secretary of State, a recognized expert in Election Laws and Regulations, kept his office open late last Saturday night to receive the Plan E petition.
The popular North Cambridge resident father is seriously ill with pneumonia and moved to a hospital yesterday. His wife remains hospitalized and a large circle of friends prayers for the couple’s recovery.
Glycerin is used in leather treatment soap cosmetics and as a culinary ingredient to keep baked goods fresh. It also prolongs the life of rubber products in brake units and is used in photography viz inks typewriter ribbons carbon paper and printing fluids.
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