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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1938
Page
5
The Probate Court calls all interested parties to appear for an administrator’s account allowance. Respondents must file written objections by the specified date. The hearing is at ten o’clock in the forenoon on the twenty of September in the year one thousand nine hundred. Jordan, Register.
To all persons interested in the estate of Thomas delphia late of Middlesex Ramone Fy de administrator of said estate. Creditors or others desiring to object may appear at Cambridge on the thirtieth day of September in the year of open. Jordan, Register. Oct. 5 15 22.
Public notice records an estate administration in Massachusetts with mention of Andrew Baterty formerly of Philadelphia, urging interested parties to file objections or respond by a stated deadline. The fragmentary text names case details, court, and a date in October, seeking procedural response for allowance.
The Massachusetts Probate Court records show an entry dated in the forenoon of November 9 1025 noting the reformer of this Whines Jon Legeel Enquire Judge of the court and the register George P Jordan signatory on October 17 1930. The document presents archaic spellings and references to court procedures and officials of the era.
The Cambridgeport Savings Bank announces a mortgagee sale of real estate at 270 Norfolk Street Cambridge including all fixtures and appliances. The sale occurs at 5 am to 7 am with cash payment of 300 dollars and requires further details from attorney Winslow Winslow & Winslow at 145 State Street Boston.
Incomplete legal notice from Commonwealth of Massachusetts referencing a judge, bond, and a return date in October. Text is garbled, making exact names and actions unclear. contains scattered dates and legal phrases without a full readable context.
Notice of a mortgage foreclosure by George Crouse and others of Cambridge and Middlesex County Massachusetts. Property to be sold at public auction on Wednesday in November at four o'clock, with the premises described as a brick building on land of specified dimensions, with payment terms of cash or purchaser’s note due in ten days.
Court requires objectors or their attorneys to appear in Cambridge within twenty one days from January 23 1930 for a writ citation return. Witness John C. Legeat First Judge in October 17 1930. Registrar Lorisg P. Jordan. Notices dated 22 31 November, 5.
Middlewen s . Prebate Court to all persone interested In the trees estate under the will of Benjamin EK Tilton fate of Cambridger in aaid County for the benefit of Mary L Tilton and others. The trustee presented to Court for allowance Ite fifteenth and seventeenth accounts. your attorney should be a written ap rone in Reid Court at Cambridge be fore ten o clock on the ninth day of November 1935.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to heirs and interested parties in the will of Henry Tilton of Cambridge. The estate seeks allowance for sixth and seventh accountings. objections must be filed by November 9 with counsel. Judge Lambert presiding. October 17, 1930.
The article notes that Jews have been prominent in every aspect of the economic life of the British and Dutch colonies of South Africa over the last 150 years.
District Attorney Warren L. Bishop of Middlesex County pledges unqualified support to Democratic candidate Joseph V. Carroll after his 48 000 vote renomination bid in September, urging election to ensure justice and fair play for all. Also notices reveal probate actions in Cambridge and Middlesex cases with timelines set for November 1938 and related court steps.
Henry J. Mahoney declares he is editor, manager and owner of the Cambridge Sentinel. He states the ownership details as required by law, sworn before Notary Frederick H. Burke on October 15, with no other persons or entities holding stock or security interests beyond those listed.
A Soviet balloonist reportedly traveled 375 miles while suspended from a balloon for seven hours and forty minutes. The Moscow report notes the high altitude and variable speeds during the flight.
Capt Francis J Roche World War aviation hero and Cambridge city official launches a vigorous Third District Governor's Council bid. He cites liberal public service record and broad backing from Democrats Republicans Independents and organized labor. Roche appeals to all voters stressing merit over party lines and notes rising interest among younger and women voters. He warns about blank ballots in past elections highlighting district turnout and emphasizes his training for state expenditure oversight.
Martin O'Connor known as Marty leads the bar with 35 years of mixing experience and three years at McBride's. Parker Murphy Jr. is also highlighted as a key bartender and son of a Cambridge police officer. Both are credited for blending cocktails with top quality liquors.
Final plans outline the Harvest Barn Dance to be held on Hallowe'en night Monday October 31 at Swenton's Barn Lexington under James Ferguson. Guests include Misses Violanda Zappala Mary Gavin and Betty Terri noted as skilled jive performers.
The speaker pledges full cooperation with the Governor-Elect while asserting readiness to oppose actions not in the best interests of all citizens regardless of color creed or condition. He emphasizes transparency about appointments and salaries in Commonwealth affairs.
M Kelleher reports Cambridge Red Cross Roll Call under way with leadership from Albert White of Flash Chemical and Cambridge Industrial Association. Thomas F. McLaughlin Jr chairs Speakers' Division and Mrs William L Hodges leads house-to-house canvass. Roll Call runs from November 1st to Thanksgiving Day. annual membership ranges from 1 dollar upward.
Cambridge residents in Wards 8 9 10 are reminded that the Lincoln Service Station on Observatory Hill at Concord and Huron Aves offers export oiling and greasing to keep cars quiet and running smoothly. Regular oiling lowers upkeep costs and prevents road trouble. Lincoln service is described as quick thorough and convenient.
Hornbills form flocks in the jungle with noisy heavy flight. The hornbill family includes branches in Africa, India, and the Malay peninsula. The rhinoteros hornbill is especially rare and may go months or years before finding a mate.
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