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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1939
Page
4
Reports from the Middlesex Democrats outing in Lexington Park note strong turnout with leaders J. Frank Facey and Patrick Mullen. Attendees include Assessor Bill Hogan Senator Chas McCarthy and many others as plans begin for another gathering.
The piece lists invited dignitaries for a Lyons banquet including Mary of the Annunciation Church and Rev Frank Gerrish Potter. It also covers Cambridge Massachusetts public bid notices for multiple sections with deadlines, bonds, and wage rules, naming officials like Henry Cabot Lodge and city leaders.
The red green rose pink and violet topaz are extremely rare when found in nature. These hues occur naturally in limited deposits and attract collectors seeking unique gemstones.
Early Romans used nails to seal doors against plagues. By the Middle Ages the practice evolved into hanging horseshoes on doors to ward off disease and witches.
A Massachusetts Probate Court action seeks a divorce from the bond of matrimony between Dorothy ER Nash and Edward A Nash for desertion. The court requires a written appearance within 21 days from January 22, 1940, to contest the proceeding. A separate sheriff sale notice details a Cambridge property levy against Manuel Perry alias Manuel Porreira with sale set for October 4.
The world's smallest animal Pleuromonas jaculans measures under one three thousandths of an inch in length and inhabits ditches and pools, highlighting remarkable microscopic life.
In a wind tunnel visible air flow forms geometric shapes like cones discs and spheres illustrating how air moves around objects.
Public auction announced for September 15 1929 at 3 pm on the premises 25 Harvard Street Cambridge Middlesex County Massachusetts to satisfy a mortgage held by Central Trust Company. Property includes twelve thousand four hundred forty two square feet with buildings and all fixtures and improvements. cash deposit $5560. balance due on deed within fifteen days.
Princes D Gaze petitions to register and confirm title to a Cambridge land parcel with buildings. The description cites Brattle Street and adjacent parcels held by Elisabeth A Wither Helen Geer Mary Beyers Cambridge Savings Bank and others. Objections must be filed by Sept 18. failure means default and bar from entering the petition. Judge John E. Fenton presided August 18, 1939.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Court notarizes petition in Wentworth New Hampshire for Edith M Merrill to file and record the will of Cart Merrill deceased. Judge Legent presides at Cambridge probate with a return day set for notice to interested parties.
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