City Hearing Notice From Cambridge Officials
City of Cambridge issues a hearing notice signed by Chairman John B. Quinn. The public is invited to attend on dates August 39 and September 6 at unspecified times to address local matters.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1936
Page
5
City of Cambridge issues a hearing notice signed by Chairman John B. Quinn. The public is invited to attend on dates August 39 and September 6 at unspecified times to address local matters.
NOTICH 15 HEREBY GIVEN to all periods interested that a bearing will be accorded before net li the this City in Booma City Hall on Man afternoon an id 1 at 2 ove en the ition of Ford Heal Es tate for Philip eet . (iene r 6 sae es tor rage of the First or the kee and Cambridge et Seen Cea exceed as follows favad ba Sarat fF Ae oa or theane Commie ners JOHN BE QUINN Chairman Aug 2 Sept 5.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex notices announce Mary Donovan of Cambridge as interested party in estate proceedings. Public records indicate standard probate actions with deadlines and claim procedures for heirs and creditors.
A petition has been filed by the administratrix of EB Trelegen late of Cambridge seeking authority to continue the deceased's business. Objections must be filed in writing with your attorney by the specified date. Cambridge August SD September 5 12.
Mortgage decree authorizes sale of a parcel at 41 Lexington Avenue Combes Cambridge labeled Lot 1695 with 10 000 square feet. The property includes a building with fixtures and is subject to outstanding taxes and municipal terms, to be announced at the sale conducted by Edward W holder of the mortgage on August 11 1936.
In Middlesex Probate Court an estate of Ges Bead is presented for letters of administration. The petitioner seeks authority to continue the estate and requests a writ of authority. The matter will be heard at Cambridge on Friday the twentieth day of the month. P. Jordan, Register.
A petition has been filed in Middlesex and is set for August in the year one thousand nine hundred. The notice is signed by Judge Ring F Jordan, Register, with dates August 22 to September 5.
In Cambridge Massachusetts a petition has been presented to the probate court for the estate of Lewis TL Eorb late of Cambridge. Korb and Charles Korb Bosws are named as executors with no surety requested. Readers may object by filing a written appearance in the Cambridge court.
A mortgagee sale is set for Monday at noon in Somerville Savings Bank to liquidate a parcel in Cambridge Middlesex County Massachusetts. The property includes lot 6 and adjacent improvements as described in Plan 2s, leased to Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company with fixtures remaining and subject to taxes and assessments. A cash payment of 300 dollars is required at sale and terms to be announced at the bank.
Robert M. Macintosh acts as holder to foreclose on a mortgage with multiple assignors and trustees. The property in Cambridge, Middlesex County, will be sold at public auction on September 30, 1944, noon, at the Southern Middlesex Deeds Registry, under stated terms and an announced later schedule.
Middlesex Land Court petitions to foreclose a mortgage tied to a parcel on Fayette Street Cambridge described as F-8 on a P Fuller plan. The notice orders publication in Cambridge Sentinel and service to respondents, with a court date in October and action under General Laws Chapter 340 and Acts of 1924.
A petitioner Marjorie Reenberg of Cambridge requests the court to change her name to Joan Greene. Objections must be filed in writing at the Cambridge court by September 14, 1958, before noon, with return date of August 22 and September 6 notices.
The City of Cambridge Board of License Commissioners announces Manuel C. Silveira, operator of Silveira's Liquor Store, seeks permission under General Laws Chapter 134 to add an adjoining room at 23 Cambridge Street to his package store license to sell all alcoholic beverages. The notice is signed by John F. Quinn Timothy F. Leahy Heeman E. Guthede and dated September.
Petition filed to appoint a trustee for the estate benefiting Walter Heddles lifetime. The Boston based State Street Trust Company seeks exemption from bond surety. Objections may be filed with the Cambridge Court, with a hearing scheduled.
Twenty five years ago Mayor Barry plans a weekend trip to Old Orchard Maine stopping at York Beach where sisters Abbie and Katherine Barry stay. Notables like J Frank Facey and Frank H Lambert appear in society notes as Maine summers and local events unfold. The funeral of Cambridge candy maker George Close, estate valued at 100000, is noted along with local civic ties and a Cambridge German family history. Local swimmers and athletes including Billy Ginty of the police nine and Charlestown Bridge swimmer candidate Joseph M O Connor are mentioned with their preparatory teams and schedules.
A wartime essay extols life insurance as a durable bulwark against future storms. It highlights timely death claims and endowment payments, stresses selecting the right policy with expert guidance, and promotes Douglas Lawson Inc as trained representatives of Columbia National Life Insurance Co. HUB. 3232.
A petition to appoint Helen T. Sullivan of Boston administratrix of the estate of Leo Flanagan late of Cambridge is presented. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court before ten o'clock in the forenoon on September 20, 1934, the return day of citation. Witness John C. J. Eaquire, First Judge, August 25, 1934. Loring P. Jordan, Register. Aug. 2 Sept. 6-12.
Private Richard Stack from Engine 5 and Mrs Stack will tour the Provinces. Stack has many old friends at Sidney Mines. Attorney J Gordon Duffy has moved his offices from Mass Avenue to Beacon Street Boston and his Central Sq friends wish him luck.
The housefly proves highly adaptable, thriving in nearly any climate where humans live. It reproduces rapidly, exploiting available food sources and waste, complicating sanitation efforts worldwide.
Hemphill Diesel Schools in Boston touts the Diesel engine as a transformative force across land sea and air. The ad promotes intensive youth training with locations nationwide and enrollment for September classes. It highlights strong job prospects and urges parents to enroll.
The Saturday to Tuesday program at Central Square Theatre features Bing Crosby in Rhythm on the Range with Frances Farmer Bob Bazooka Burns Martha Raye and Warren Hymer plus six song hits. Edward Arnold stars in Meet Nero Wolfe with Lionel Stander Joan Perry Victor Jory Donnie Moore and John Qualen. Labor Day shows run 1:30 to 11 PM with same prices as Sunday.
New Cambridge Food Market plans a Friday opening at 43 Mass. Avenue Central Sq offering meats vegetables groceries delicatessen and bakery items. The store promises first class quality with attractive display prompt service and reasonable prices to draw crowds from Central Sq weekly foot traffic of about 100 000. Purchasers on opening day receive valuable souvenirs.
The great Danish monument at Skagen is an ancient fourteenth century church buried by drifting sand. Only the tower remains visible as a lonely beacon in a sea of dune. The site is protected by national authorities.
Kathryn Hayward of Somerville and John Zapponi of Watertown wed Friday evening at Sacred Heart Church. Rev. Feeney officiated with June Deehan as bridesmaid and Patrick Zapponi as best man. After a motor tour of upper New York State and Lake Placid, the couple will reside at 1375 Commonwealth Avenue Allston.
Four first class businesses will move into the new Prosperity Building in Inman Square within a month. The 8. Restaurant Delicatessen will relocate from 1307 Cambridge Street, and the Tasty Doughnut Co. along with Clyde E. Buck of the Ben Franklin chain will occupy the other two spaces.
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