Jefferson Club Blossoming in Cambridge plans
Dan O'Brien leads the Jefferson Club project on Austin Street as work transforms the former Chronicle site into Jefferson Hall. Renovations include recreation rooms baths and a social retreat with new street entry and a revived church entrance. August street social aims to draw a large crowd.
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Dan O’brien
Jefferson Club
Austin St
Chronicle
Indy Jeffersonians
Jefferson Hall
Jeffersonians
Essex
Norfolk
O’brien
Cambridge
Sunshine Camp Hosts Prominent Guests at Somerville Visit
Last Wednesday Sunshine Camp at Shady Hill near the Beacon Street Somerville boundary welcomed 50 guests including physicians and newspaper figures. Dr. Hilbert F. Day and Mrs. Mabel Greeley Smith led the event with a handicraft exhibit and tours of the camp. Miss Helen T. Slade described the nine week program for under nourished children, who are referred by Red Cross Tuberculosis and local hospitals and monitored after the program. Mothers attended a clinic for child welfare instruction while trustees and Cambridge physicians were praised for support.
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Shady Hill
Beacon Street
Somerville
Hilbert F. Day
Mabel Greeley Smith
Sec
Cambridge Tuberculosis and Health Association
Helen T. Slade
Red Cross
Misa Slade
Day
Eliot Hubbard
Cambridge
Cambridge tax plan promises large cuts with debt restraint
A civic appeal outlines how cutting annual debt service by about 181000 would reduce the tax rate by 1.00 in 1936 and progressively to 3.86 in 1939, totaling 7.85 saved per 1000 assessed. It urges halting public spending on improvements and preserving services while reducing debt, backed by local committees and clubs.
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Cambridge
City Hall
Special Committee ON Taxation
What Do You Hear by John J McGillicurdy
A short literary note by John J. McGillicurdy in The Sentinels Geeniper examines perception and sound. The piece explores listening as a doorway to memory and place, inviting readers to notice everyday noises with attention.
City Council set to discuss trackless trolleys and hiring
A special City Council meeting is planned for Tuesday night July 30 to discuss trackless trolleys and the appointment of a permanent purchasing agent. Local chatter notes potential campaigns and ongoing municipal questions including salaries and radio installation at the new Headquarters.
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Upper Huron Avenue
Eddie Martin
the American
Cambridge
Boston
Eddie
Lyons
Russell
Frank Sennett
Edward J. Sennon
T. C. O'Hearn
Timothy F
Sid) Murphy
J. W
James J. Cassidy
Zonta Club Briefs and Local Moves
The Cambridge Zonta Club plans a weekend gathering at West Townsend Tavern Towns end Massachusetts with travel by motor Saturday afternoon. On Sunday officials aim to sign ML Wachu sett and locate the Clinton Dam. Miss Alice M Reed Assistant Treasurer heads to Cape Cod for vacation. Miss Cora E McKenzie returns from Riverside California.
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Cambridge Zonta Club
West Townsend
Townsend
Mass
ML Wachusett
Clinton Dam
Alice M. Reed
North Avenue Savings Bank
Cape Cod
Cora E. McKenzie
Riverside
California
Minor Served Beer at Paramount Ballroom Hearing
Mrs. Ellen F. O'Brien testified at the License Commission meeting that her 17 year old son John was served beer at the Paramount Ballroom on June 29. She described seeing beer at a table and identified staff who denied age checks. Waitresses testified that the boy claimed to be over 21 and was served before being asked to leave after four ounces.
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Ellen F. O’brien
Haskell St
Allston
Paramount Ballroom, Inc
Memorial Drive
License Commission
John
Thresa Marie Ploof
W. Broadway
South Boston
O'Brien
Mr. Finegold
Lyons Targets Russell in Cambridge Drama
Acting Mayor John W. Lyons moved to confront the near home visit of Congressman Mayor Richard M. Russell at Suffolk Downs. Lyons, traveling to Onset and Cambridge, pressed that Russell sign a payroll warrant for firemen and questioned a potential telegram instead of a city handoff. The dispute, tied to dual roles and salaries, looms through the October 15 primaries with political blasts anticipated.
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John W. Lyons
John
Richard M. Russell
Suffolk Downs
Washington, D. C
Lyons
Cambridge
Cambridge City Hall
Jack
Mr. Russell
National Capital
C.M
Bill Shea
Bill
Lyona
Battle of words between Dick and John continues during mayor's absence
The heated exchange between the salaried mayor and acting mayor drew crowd amusement as Dick declared a lack of knowledge of the job during the ongoing dispute. Contiinued on Page 8.
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the Sentinel
Sunshine Camp
Bulletin
Cambridge Industrial Association
Rotary Club OF
Kiwanis Club OF
Central Square Business Men's Association
Cambridge Ldacue OF Women Voters
John J. McGillicurdy
Sentinels
Geeniper
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Charlie Ruggles
Franchot Tone
Warner Baxter
Kottl Gullian
Eve Cruise
Bob Mills
Zonta Club Briefs
Belmont Spring Water Co
Winter ST. Belmont Tel
Wibalen Bros
Frank
Trucking Moving Packing Shipping
Boylston ST
Mt. Anborn St
Chas. F. Hurley
Commonwealth Avenue
Charles
Paramount Ball Room, Inc
Cong
Manhattan Market
Massave
Il P. M
Peck
Wine and Spirit Department
Mass. Ave
Lonial
Colonial Beverage CO
Hampshire St
Kirkland
U-No
Cambridge ST
DOE
Dickie” Williams
Mer
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