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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1933

Page

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Cambridge Women Lead League of Women Voters Effort

Cambridge league of women voters proves active with seven evening meetings this past season. Greta Coleman chairs the evening group. members include Miss Johnson Porter Glidden Blanchard Lansing and others.

Dream of Cambridge League of Women Voters Moliére Louis IV Mons Popelin United States Cambridge League of Women Voters Greta Coleman Miss Coleman Boston Charles 5. Bolter Dorothy A. John

Sears Fifth Anniversary Sale At Cambridge Store

Cambridge Sears Roebuck marks its fifth anniversary with a nine day sale at 1815 Mass Ave. The event features extensive cooperation across departments, long store hours from 9 AM to 9 PM, and promised values in every family department as manager J J Breen anticipates strong customer response.

Cambridge Sears, Roebuck 1815 Mass, Avenue Breen J. J. Breen Sears

What Do You Hear Whispers Innuendos and Facts

The Sentinel's gossip column by John J. McGilicuddy gathers whispers and hints from the local scene. Readers are invited to weigh rumors against facts while following the week’s social buzz and notable whispers.

Funeral of Mrs Ellen T Crowley in Cambridge

The funeral of the late Mrs Ellen T Crowley wife of John J Crowley took place Saturday morning at 8 15 from her home 3 Baldwin street Requiem high mass followed at 9 o'clock in St Pauls Church The honorary pall bearers were a Mass Catholic Order of Forestern St Johns Court No 34 led by Michael J OConnor The active pall bearers included Dennis McCarthy James Gallivan John Driscoll Timothy Mahony William Ryan and John Coughlin She is survived by her husband three daughters Mary T Anna M and Dorothy A and one son John J The interment was in Cambridge cemetery James J Shea Estate had charge of arrangements

Sirs Elen T. Crowley John J. Crowley Baldwin Street St. Paul's Church Dennis J. Fitzpatrick Joseph E. Ecker Anna M Dorothy A. Crowley John J Cambridge James J. Shea

Cambridge Tuberculosis and Health Association Sunshine Camp Opens

The Cambridge Tuberculosis and Health Association opened its Sunshine Camp for an eighth season at Shady Hill School. Despite a northeast storm, 34 of the six dollar little girls arrived on time. Frank F. Magann provided cabs for mothers and children from the car line to the camp. Staff prepared for medical inspection dormitory assignments and camp play. Volunteers Miss Mary Conlan and Miss Dina Mulcero assisted counselors. By noon the routine began with dinner in the dining room and a warm fire helping ease homesickness. Dr. Hilbert F. Day, president, visited and welcomed mothers and children.

Sunshine Cambridge Tuberculosis and Health Association Shady Hill Frank F. Magann Cambridge Yellow Cab Company Mary Conlan Dina Mulcero Hilbert F. Day Association

Protest at Licence Hearing Over 1725 Mass. Ave Gas Station

Garfield and Prentiss street residents protested Edmund P. Hickey’s petition to store saj gallons of petroleum at 1725 Mass Ave Corner of Garfield St. Attorney J Edward Nally urged zoning and economic reasons while opponent Dr P F Kelleher submitted a 100-name petition objecting to the plan The meeting highlighted local tensions over residential character and taxable benefits due to a proposed 25000 building on the site.

Garfield and Prentiss Streets License Commission Edmund P. Hickey Mass. Avenue Garfield Street J. Edward Nally Lexington Harvard Square Porter Square George McKelleger P. F. Kelleher Mass, Avenue

City Council Convenes in Special Session Over Gasoline Funds

The City Council met in a special session at Mayor Russell’s request to authorize funds amid a gasoline shortage. Key actions include a $51,159 transfer to Public Welfare for June employee donations, nearly $3,000 for City Hospital transfers, and $500 for temporary clerks in Assessors. Councillor Hillis urged a traffic officer on Memorial Drive and Magazine Street. The Water Department’s $29,000 boiler upgrade for Fresh Pond was referred to Finance.

I. A Lyons City Hall Judge Stone Casey Dix Lumber Co Ed Sage Harvard Sa Atlantic City N. J Russell Roche Frank McKenzie McBride Public Welfare Department Hillis Memorial Drive Magazine Street Water Department Fresh Pond Skilton O'Connor

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