29 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1936
Page
1
Thrift and home ownership are praised as core American virtues. Co operative banks play a vital role in fostering the urge to own homes. The article notes borrowers must pay both interest and principal, testing the lender’s commitment and the buyer’s determination.
Readers can win cash by answering questions from articles about local business and institutions. Three $5 prizes awarded weekly for best letters. entries due by noon Wednesday. Also notes Harvard observance days off on Sept 16 17 and 18 due to Roosevelt visit.
The column catalogs local political chatter and social notes. Jeremiah F. Conway is favored for the State Senate in the 1st Middlesex district, with other names like C Brendon Noonan and Harold Carew appearing in passing. It notes personal health, travels, and social events around City Hall and area establishments.
The engagement of Dr. Margaret A. Lynch sister of Mayor John D. Lynch to Dr. Charles A. Brusch of 843 Mass. Ave is announced this week. The wedding is expected in the early Fall.
An editorial urging business education over liberal arts, highlighting mathematics as core to business training. It promotes Bryant & Stratton Commercial School in Boston offering stenography, bookkeeping, typing and related courses. Readers are invited to call for information.
Belmont and Cambridge residents consider George J. Murray for the 2nd Middlesex Senate district. Murray, long active in Belmont Democratic circles, argues for a rotating plan of representation with Cambridge having had two terms and the Democratic field widening. His wife Maidie McGrath, the district’s only woman on the State Democratic Committee, is noted in public affairs.
Cambridge attorneys Richard C. Evarts and Andrew L. Moore led local delegation at the 59th annual American Bar Association meeting in Boston from August 17 to 29. Attendees gathered at Hotel Statler for sessions and speakers including Lord Thankerton and Justice Hanna with events across city venues and organized tours and luncheons for members.
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