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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1941
Page
5
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notices for Hugene Sullivan of Cambridge and Nancy Tey late of Cambridge. Guardians report final accounts and will probate hearings set for September with return day and dates in August and September 1941.
Notice of a Cambridge Massachusetts License Commission hearing set for Monday September at Cambridge City Hall. Daggett Chocolate and LOM Sacaline fuel oil request permit involves 81 000 gallons across 600 tons stored in tanks under current license. hearing ordered by the Board of Supervisors.
The document lists probate matters in Middlesex County Massachusetts including partition petitions for Ethel V Igo and Harold G Tackeon, and a will probate citation for Henry John Piontjeiste of Cambridge. It notes hearings at Cambridge Court, with dates August 22 to 30 and a return day of September 22, with John C Le Bequire as clerk and attorney involvement.
A petition in Middlesex County Probate Court seeks Allen C. Hinckley of Everett as administrator of Gustavus N Lewin late of Cambridge estate. Interested parties must file written appearance by 10 am September 29 1941. Judge Loring P Jordas presiding.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex Division reports a divorce petition by a party against Thomas F. Curley alleging desertion and incompatibility. A court date is set in Cambridge and a witness is required for the August terms. the case is recorded under Register P. Jordan.
Middlesex Massachusetts Frobaie Court invites all heirs and interested parties in the Mary A Sullivan estate to file written claims and appearances. The executor seeks allowance of his first account and requests the court’s guidance in Cambridge.
Savings Bank books of East Cambridge Savings Bank are lost and payment has been stopped under Chapter 171. Notices name Cambridge Massachusetts and list several dates and account numbers. Other items allege a tavern license transfer in Cambridge with details of business manager and location changes.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County issues estate notices for Henry Matheson late of Cambridge and Alice Proctor Larkin of Cambridge. Court schedules first accounts for allowance and petitions for distribution with citation dates in August and September. Notices warn interested parties to appear by specified dates and times.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County to Jessie L A Herbert of Portsmouth Rhode Island. A divorce is sought by J Herbert on the grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. You may object by filing a written appearance in Cambridge Court within twenty one days from November 3. Witness John C Legent Esquire First Justice of the Court September 2 in the year 1909.
Rubber tiles resist water but can loosen if poorly laid or if wood beneath swells or warps. Damp cleaning makes the surface sticky without harming the tiles themselves, though floor damage may occur if tiles lift away from the substrate.
An advertisement urges Cambridge motorists to consult C. J. Anderson at 4 Village St. TROc, claiming his automotive engineering service lengthens car life and lowers cost per mile. Call TRO 0808 for expert auto care and preventive checks to save owners money.
The phrase Age of Mahogany arose from eighteenth century English designers including Chippendale Sheraton Hepplewhite and Adam who favored mahogany for most of their furniture styles.
A young whale of about a ton in Baltimore harbor enjoys escorting motor boats in and out of the bay each season. Locals christened the creature Albert of Baltimore for its playful presence near the docks and comparisons to famed sea legends.
Colonial cabinetmakers of the middle eighteenth century treated mahogany with notable success. They achieved a richness and beauty of color that could not be equalled.
A note on pink cake icing fading in the early eighteenth century after science revealed the color came from cochineal insects rather than plant seeds, changing confectionary practices.
An x ray machine inspects packaged goods from cereals to candies. The Lindbergh kidnapping and Hauptmann trial dominated newsreel history in time and cost.
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