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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
5
Probate Court in Cambridge Middlesex directs notice to all persons interested in the estate of John W Burnett of Cambridge. Emma E Black seeks administration and offers to sell patent rights including Patent No 11618 and related faucet patents by private sale or public auction. A hearing is set for October in Cambridge to show cause why sale should not be granted.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts citing next of kin creditors and others interested in the estate of John Toomey late of Cork Ireland to appear at Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge on October 4, 1933 to show cause why letter of administration should not be granted. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks and mailed to known addresses seven days before court. Loring F. Tordan, Register. Sept 16-23-30.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to all interested in the estate of A A Hosking late of Cambridge deceased presented for allowance the fra t ac count of his administration You are hereby cited to appear in Probate Court in said county on the ninth day of October at ten oclock in the forenoon to show cause if any you have why the same should not be allowed The administrator is ordered to serve this citation by delivering a copy to all interested fourteen days before the court or by publication weekly for three weeks in the Cambridge Sentinel the first publication to be one day before said Court Witness Judge C Leggat First Judge of said court this fourteenth day of September in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty Get 7 23 50
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts cites heirs and interested persons in the estate of Fai Richardson late of Cambridge to appear before the Probate Court on October 11, 1938. Allee E. Aller seeks letters testamentary with one executor declining to accept the trust without surety. A weekly citation notice is published in the Cambridge Senate.
Court notices call heirs to show cause why new and sixth accounts of the trust under the will should not be approved. Citation published in Cambridge Sentinel with copies to interested parties by date and mail. Witness John C. Esquire, Court Clerk, September.
The Elks building in Central square Cambridge serves as the social hub with a ballroom accommodating 800 couples, a lodge room for 400, and a banquet hall for 500. Edw. McGanty heads the house committee ensuring cleanliness, atmosphere, and service.
REO Keith's Theatre opens with a triple program including Sinclair Lewis's Ann Vickers starring Irene Dunne along with The Mates of Melody and a Murder at the Bridge Table with Ely Culbertson Josephine and wife. The cast features Edna May Oliver Walter Huston and Conrad Nagel.
The council approved Roche's order unanimously amid partisan talk on 10 percent donations and city debt. Federal aid totals near 375000 for the year while assessors consider current income. Other actions included safety island pedestal replacement and the Hoston El bus route trial to curb street noise on weekends.
Metropolitan Ice Company officials report renewed interest in ice refrigeration and announce readiness to convert old ice boxes into modern refrigerators. Higher sales this month exceed any similar period in prior years, reflecting growing demand for updated cooling solutions.
Opening Saturday to Tuesday the Central Square presents Marlene Dietrich in The Song of Songs with Brian Aherne and Lionel Atwin plus a Torch song. Also shown Turn Back the Clock with Lee Tracy Mae Clarke. Amateur Night Tuesday. The Corned Moon with Claudette Colbert Richard Arlen. Co feature Sing Sinner Sing stars Paul Lukas Leila Hymans.
Edward B. Ginsburg sold the 295 Harvard street property in Dana Hill to William W. Hicks of Maas avenue via Ellis and Andrews. Hicks plans to occupy the garage era as a winter residence after construction.
A promotional claim extols ice refrigerators for keeping food fresher and tastier. It argues that better preservation attracts more informed consumers to use ice.
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