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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1939
Page
5
A probate notice for the estate of Jose KO Herrington requests interested parties to appear in Cambridge Court by ten o clock in the forenoon on the tenth day of September in the year 1939 to elect a creditor committee. Legent Esquire and Jeremiah Zent Esquire are named judges and the registrar is Loring P. Ford.
In Middlesex County Pro bate Court a petition by Richard C Ewarete of said Mary J Terrant seeks authority to settle by compromise against the estate of Mary J Terrant for services claimed by Mary J Carroll of Medford as nurse. Respondents or their attorney must file written appearance in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on the twenty fifth day of September 1939. Clerk Loring P Jordan registers.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex notices state Jan Semenchuk deceased of Cambridge. Administrator seeks court determination of funds for monument on the lot bearing the body. Object by writing to Cambridge Court before September 26, 1000. Witness John C. Leggat. Loring P. Jordan, Register. Sept. 0-16-23
Middleownex Cambridge county residents learn that Martha Morten Talnter estate is under court petition. Giles Aptor of Cambridge is named as proposed administrator with bond surety. Objections must be filed in writing before the return date, September 26, at 10 am, in Cambridge Court.
In Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge a petition asks that Martha R. Macini of Cambridge be appointed administrator of the estate of Peter Lows Maccio also called Peter J. Mfeccind. Objections must be filed in writing in court before 11 am on September 26. Witness John C. Leen Exquire. First Judge Loring F. Jordan. September 10-23
A petition for probate of a will for Mary M Fitkinie of Cambridge is presented in Middlesex County Massachusetts. The court invites objections in writing before October, with a hearing set by the register Lorin G Jordan. The notice is dated September 16 and 23.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a divorce proceeding or court matter involving a party and the phrase four that 2 divorce for the capee. Specific names, dates, or locations are not readable.
Petition in Cambridge probate court requests appointment of Charles L. Perriello and Conner as administrators of the estate of Sarah J. Bardett of ena io sold County. The notice sets a hearing before the court on October 1 at ten o clock in the forenoon and is signed by the registrar.
The Cambridge city council adopts an ordinance amending traffic rules on Pearl Street Massachusetts Avenue and Franklin Street. Vehicles may park only on the left curb in specified sections and on Pearl Street between Green and Franklin Streets. Passed after readings on September 19 1639 and October 2.
A Worcester three courthouse notice announces sale of Manor property in Cambridge Middlesex County. The estate of Manuel Perrelis also known as Mance! erry is seized after August 24, 1939 and will be sold October 4 at 1 pm at the Sheriff office 3S Second Street Cambridge. The parcel lies on Baghemner Lane Lincoln Street Elm Street corner with detailed bounds and a plan recorded in Middlesex Registry. George T. Bettencourt sheriff.
John J. Mannix, operating as Mannix Market, seeks to transfer his liquor license for tae COS ED AVENUE to a Massachusetts corporation to be named Mannix Market, Inc. John J. Mannix remains president treasurer and manager with Carl E. Smith as clerk. The notice lists John E. Quinn Timothy F. Leahy and Hermax as witnesses or officials.
The School Committee weighs post poning actions for hall use as the mayor notes the next committee meeting would rush the League. Dr Cassidy suggests five section meetings to draw the League on pay. Fitzgerald disagrees. James not seeking re election. The matter is referred to the business agent who avoids a clear answer.
In Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge John C Leggat signs a notice to interested parties regarding John M Warnock formerly of Salisbury Essex whose estate’s receiver has filed a fleet account for allowance and petition for distribution. Written objections by next attorney must arrive before 11 am October 10 1939. Loring P Jordan Register September 22 30 Get 7.
Middlesex County probate records show a petition for the estate of Joseph P Murphy of Cambridge seeking appointment of a administrator with the will annexed. Creditors or interested parties may object by October 6 1939 and appear in Cambridge Court. Witness John Leggent First Judge. September 15 1939. Loring F P Jordan Register.
Notice to all interested parties in the estate of Oimentos Flamara late of Cambridge that Michael ee of commines in Middlesex County has petitioned the probate court to appoint an executor without bond. A written appearance by date is required before ten o'clock in the forenoon on October eleventh eighteen thirty eight. Witness John Leggat Esquire First Judge of the Court Cambridge.
A notice indicates Savings Bank books are lost and an application was made under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912 to stop payments. East Cambridge Savings Bank cites the period Sept 23 to Sept 30 and Oct 75105110 as part of the referenced ledger records.
Notice to interested parties that no hearing will be held before the License Commission in Room 2 City Hall on Monday afternoon October 0 1th at 2 oclock. Petition by Irving Cannon Realty Trust J D Harris Co for keeping of turpentine varnishes and other volatile liquids. restrictions apply to steel drums and original containers as ordered by Cambridge Board of Licence Commissioners.
Notice to all interested parties of a pending hearing before the License Commission in Room B7 City Hall on Monday October 2 at 2 o'clock regarding the petition of John Morrell for a license to operate and store wine and possibly other alcohol in an underground facility. By order of the Board of License Commissioners dated September 30.
A petition has been filed in Cambridge for Henry Solomon to change his name to Walters. The court requires appearances by the interested party or attorney by the return date of October 9, 19%. Judge Jordan, Register, presides.
Councillor Hyman Pill in Cambridge speaks to workers claiming a six year record of kept pledges and continued service. He cites bills for hospital outpatient services welfare supplies street repairs lighting and more. Pill chairs Bonds and Water Supply and serves on civic groups. meeting led by John Lertora with James A. Flynn and William F. Fergerton speaking.
General Manager of the National Stationers Association attends the annual convention at the Statler hotel this week following a family custom. He previously joined the former St. John’s Literary Institute in East Cambridge, per the editorial note.
A wind tunnel shows visible geometric forms like cones, discs, and spheres created by air flow.
Friday through four days features Spencer Tracy Nancy Kelly Richard Greene and Walter Brennan in Stanley and Livingstone as the perilous unknown Africa epic. The Jones Family in Hollywood offers a brisk comedy about America's first family. Akim Tamiroff Lloyd Nolan and Mary Boland star in The Magnificent Fraud a dictator drama in South America. Rookie Cop with Virginia Weidler and Tim Holt presents a high‑voltage human values tale.
A Chicago area notice urges drivers in Wards 8 9 and 10 to visit the Lincoln Service Station at Huron and Concord Avenues for regular oiling and greasing to maintain smooth operation and car efficiency. The piece emphasizes that a minute spent there ensures quiet, well maintained vehicles.
Pleuromonas jaculans is described as the world’s smallest animal with a body under one three thousandths of an inch. It reportedly inhabits ditches and pools, according to the article.
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