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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1939
Page
5
The matter concerns the estate of a deceased individual with a petition to appoint Mobed A. as administratrix without bond. The court schedule shows a hearing in Cambridge on the return date in October. The document lists the court official and filing details with dates in September.
City and state officials announce a public hearing regarding the Texeo Company lease for license to store and keep petroleum products at Mary Street near Portland Street Cambridge. The hearing, tied to an Edward Rodgers petition, covers underground tanks and an additional tank for a carjetjuary use, with restrictions on quantities above 1000 gallons. The session is set in City Hall on a Monday afternoon in October.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex notices seek heirs and interested parties in the estate of Bedgett late of Cambridge. Public administrator urges filing by the deadline. Court date set for September 23 to October 7 with details to be returned to the register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notices. Jobs M. Warnock estate in Essex County requires objections to the first account and distribution balance. Written appearance in Cambridge Court by October 10 at 10 o clock. Witness dated December 18 1904.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlerserms to all persons interested in the estate of John Murphy late of Cambridge deceased. A petition has been presented to the court for the probate of the will of the deceased by Joseph P.F. Murphy of Cambridge praying appointment of a sane administrator with the will annexed. The notice names the time and place to appear before ten o clock in the forenoon on the day stated for witnesses to testify in the matter. Dated September 28. Jordan, Register.
A petition for probate of the will of a Cambridge resident, late in the county, seeks appointment of an executor without surety. Notice by mail or delivery to heirs and devisees is required. interested parties must appear in court by the specified date to object or accept the appointment. Judge Loring P. Jordan presides.
A libel has been filed in Middlesex County Probate Court at Cambridge as Frances M seeks divorce from Joseph Traynor of Jersey City New Jersey. The notice requires the respondent to appear by written answer in court by a specified date with witnesses. The document lists Sept 26 as filing and names John C. First Judge and Loebing Rodan as Register.
A fragmentary report notes a meteor fall dated 664 B C linked to a Diana of the Ephesians artifact. The text mentions a stone associated with Jupiter and a stone set in an Ezaba, though details are unclear.
The note identifies Binwatha s Tribe Hicwatha as a Mobtwk within the group commonly known as the Five Tribes. It records an informal tribal label and historical reference to a loose alliance.
The Cambridge City Hospital invites sealed proposals for an Electrosurgical Unit and Instrument Rack. Bids are due by 11:00 a.m. at City Hall Purchasing Agent William D. Hillis on September 23. A certified check for 100 dollars payable to the City of Cambridge accompanies proposals.
Cambridge License Commission schedules a hearing on October 0, 1050 at 2 o clock for Irv Casson Realty Trust owner J D Harris and Co lessee seeking a license to keep and store 2150 gallons of varnishes paints and tallent solvents at 21 0 Street Cambridge outline of restrictions as per the petition and original containers.
A notice for a license petition by John Morrell & Co. in Room 82 Hall on a Monday afternoon in October at 2 o clock. The hearing concerns fuel storage at 221 Cambridge Road with underground tank compliance and noise restrictions as ordered by city officials.
The court in Cambridge hears a petition to change the name of Henry Walters. Interested parties must file appearances by October 9 with the return day set in the forenoon. Witness John Leggatt, Register Jordan notes dated September 23 to 30.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex County notices a petition for probate of a will of the deceased in Cambridge. Mark J Fitzgerald of Belmont and Edward Dirald of Cambridge are named as attachers to provide property proof and bond details with a written appearance due by October 20 1830. Judge of court notes this eighth day of September 1839.
East Cambridge Savings Bank to foreclose on H. W. Bettigon mortgage with sale set for October 2 1933 at 2 30 PM. Property located in East Cambridge bounded by Mill Street Eighth Street and Weber land, containing 3201 2/100 square feet more or less, with tax liens and unpaid taxes due. Mortgagee Charles H. Sloan of East Cambridge Savings Bank will conduct sale at Solicit further information from the bank at 22 Cambridge Street Cambridge MA.
A new restaurant named Dinner Bell will open in Putnam Square on Mass Avenue beside Messengers. It will offer special lunches and dinners with a Sunday special priced from 25 to 50 cents in a bright clean setting, and will serve a liberal, appetizing menu without liquor.
The court records a divorce petition filed by Wilda Beatrice Imbeault against Arthur Regis Imbeault for desertion. The respondent must appear in Cambridge Court within 21 days from February 26, 1939. The notice is dated September 22, 1939 and signed by Judge Loring P. Jordan, Register.
Middlesex Probate Court notices to heirs and executors regarding the estate of Anne Todd of Cambridge. Mary Dodd is named as administratrix applicant to be appointed without surety, with return date October 15 before Judge Woock at Cambridge. Witness John Leonard Benjamin. Court seal and date.
Savings Bank Books listed are lost and payments stopped under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. An application for payment has been made. notices run Sept 23 to Sept 30 and Oct 7. East Cambridge Savings Bank.
In the estate of Patrick Glenn late of Cambridge County, citation issued for creditors to object by October 14 18 dated and signed by Judge Jordan Register. Court summons residents to appear before Cambridge Court at ten AM on the 16th day of October 18.
A reported violent incident describes a man assaulting another in a public area. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses or footage to identify suspects and determine motive.
The piece argues Mayor Lyons will win a second term, praising his decisive, personable leadership and radio outreach. It contrasts rivals Ex Mayor Russell, Ex Mayor Lynch, Senator Blanchard, Councillor Tonto, and John W. noting Lyons’ superior communication and policy execution.
A mortgagee's sale will occur at public auction on October 24, 1989, at 3 p.m. in Cambridge. The property is the westerly part of lot 15 on Howard Street, including a building, described by a 1889 plan and bounded by Howard Street and adjacent land. The sale proceeds go to Hellance Co operative Bank via trustee Harry R. Andrews, with terms of three thousand dollars cash and balance within ten days. subject to unpaid taxes and liens.
President Thomas M McNamara announces candidacy for re election as Ward Two councillor. He says he has attended all meetings and backed Ward Two legislation and credits Mayor Lyons for a planned reopening of Boardman School as a recreational center with a branch library reading rooms and showers. Ward Two will include Ed ward J Sennett Park and he pledges to develop the area as a city beauty spot while thanking supporters.
Tuesday afternoon chatter mentions Assessor Jack Haverty recovering from a cold and a skyline appetite for flight. Rep Tom O Neill notes Mayor Lyons interests and a rumor that ex Supt of Streets Bill McMenimen may align with Lyons. Bill Cleary of the Recreation Dept plans to marry Helen Elizabeth Sheehan at St Peter s Church.
Reminder to drivers in Wards 8 9 and 10 that Lincoln Service Station at Huron and Concord Aves offers complete equipment to grease oil and tune cars for smooth operation. A quick visit promises better car efficiency and quieter performance.
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