Rindge School to Vote on Inaugural Ball Ban
The School Committee held its last meeting of the year delaying start, with Raymond FiteGerald's term ending. The City Clerk read a note that inauguration exercises would be at Edward W Quinn Auditorium, Rindge Technical School, while a comment urged receiving school permission first.
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Cially Raymond FiteGerald
League of Women Voters
John D Lynch
Edward W. Quinn
Rindge Technical School
Robart
Fitzgerald
Daniel Francis O'Brien
Wellington School
What Do You Hear Whispers and Rumors This Week
John J. McGillicuddy gathers whispers and hints from The Sentinel’s gossip column. The column compiles rumors, hints, and occasional facts about local people and events from the week.
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John J. McGillicuddy
the Sentinel
Cambridge social notes list possible 1935 mayoralty contenders
The column mentions Major James T. Whelan as a fire chief candidate and Special Officer Joseph Breen for the public safety commission. It also notes Fire Captain Herman Gutheim as a potential chief, Councillor Frank Roche in mayoral talks, Governor Ely and Mayor Russell as Senate prospects, Ray Fitz Gerald pursuing lieutenant governor, and Councillor Lyons opposing the mayoral plan. A Christmas dinner featured Prof. Robert E. Rogers, and a January 13, 1934 banquet honors John Gordon Duffy for bar admission and a Cambridge City Council seat.
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James T. Whelan
Ripley
Joseph P. Breen
Public Safety Commission
Cambridge
Herman Gutheim
Frank Roche
Ely
Russell
U. S
Ray Fitz- Gerald
Lyons
Robert E. Rogers
John Gordon Duffy
Thorndike School Hall
Duffy
Father Callinan Day at the Cambridge Home
On December 18 the Cambridge Home for the Aged and Infirm held a festal day funded by a bequest from the late Father Callinan. The annual interest supports cheerful activities for residents nearing life’s sunset, modeling a Christian example for others.
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Cambridge
Father Callinan
Gas and Electric Club Holds Third Annual Costume Party
Members of the Associated Gas and Electric Light Co. Employees Club took over the Old Belfry Club in Lexington for the third annual costume party. For weeks prior groups held secret conferences and met at lunch to plan the event before the page 4 continuation.
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Associated Gas and Electric Light Co
Lexington
Wet victory in Cambridge liquor vote starts new era
About 25 percent of eligible voters turned out in Cambridge for a special election on legalized liquor. The wets won easily on all three questions, with licenses for all kinds of liquors and for wines and malt beverages approved, plus the tavern question. Licenses to be issued after a Friday deadline. 23 package stores allowed, five reserved for appeals.
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Cambridge
License Commission
State Alcoholic Beverage Commission
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Mutual Savings Banks
Harvard Square
Cambridgeport
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridge Street
North Avenue
Rindge School
Espe
Jessie W. Brooks
Mr. Robart
Rindge
Colonial Beverage CO
Hampshire Street
Porter
Anhattan Market
Mass.ave
Central St
Merry Christmas
Florida
Sunkist
Baldwin Apples
Chas. F. Hurley
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
William Laverty
Marie Dressler
Lionel Barrymore
Christopher Bean
Flaming Gold
Bill Boyd
Mac Clark
Pat O'Brien
Leslie Howard
Heather Angel
Berkeley Square
Ravwray
Master OF Men
Eerie
J. Jornson
J. B. Johnson Ice Cream
Rindge Ave
Carl
Carl’s
Puritan
Christmas Club
Dles
East Cambridge
Ebling
Brookline Avenue
Mass
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