Local notices mix resignation, birthdays, and city council moves
Dr William H Morar resigns from the Board of City Hospital. Margaret Caples is honored at a Prospect Street party with her children and grandchildren present. The Park Board plans to create an old post of Superintendent of Parks and Recreation. Mary Elizabeth Downey marked her 10th birthday. Lawrence C Feloney became City Hospital Trustee replacing Moran after a City Council action.
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Sacred Heart Church
Watertown
Margaret Caples
Prospect St
John
Frank
Edward
Anna Keating
Belmont
Catherine Caples
Jas. Dwyer
Melrose
Patrick Dwyer
New Jersey
Richard Dwyer
Caples
Park Board
Parke
Recreation
Mary Elizabeth Downey
Edward Downey
Jas. J
Tax Rate Increase to 41 Dollars per Thousand
Assessors release shows 1938 tax rate set at 41 per 1000 an increase of 1.40 from last year. Mayor Lyons issues statement confirming figures with a note to compare next year.
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The
Sentinel
Lyons
Memory mementoes spark wide interest in a small town
The columnist notes diverse interest in memory keepsakes drawing both old residents and younger readers. A youth claims descent from a recently named figure and asks questions about a great-grandfather as he visits 36 Prossett Street. The piece also recalls Cambridge Street crossings and the old fire house days with Jerry Hobbs and the ladder.
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Harry
Prospett St
Cambridge St
Jerry Hobbs
Jerry
Eliot Bays Seeks Democratic Nomination for Ninth District
Eliot Bays announces his candidacy for Congress in the ninth Massachusetts district. He states he is running in the Democratic primary and notes a recent letter indicating his position. Continued on page 8.
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Eliot Bays
Massachusetts
B. M. South Club Plans Summer Fishing Trip
The B. and M. South Club departs Kendall Square at five o'clock Sunday morning for its first summer fishing trip. A cash prize will go to the angler catching the largest fish and moving pictures will be made of the journey. Committee members are Charles A. McDonald Emile Laurier and Ralph Coyle.
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B. & M.” South Club
Kendall Square
Charles A. McDonald
Emile Lsuriere
Ralph Coyle
Treas Carroll Assumes Office in City Hall Ceremony
With the new month a fresh City Treasurer arrives at City Hall on Wednesday finding his desk adorned with floral bouquets from well wishers. The event marks his official assumption of duties under the mayoral administration.
Park Board special meeting on park department reorganization
A special Park Board session was held to discuss administrative reorganization of the Park Department. Six of nine members signed the call led by Prof. Carroll Doten. Controversy arose over naming ex Rep F D Coady Superintendent of Parks while Mahoney would become Director of Recreation.
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Parks
Frank Coady
Park Board
Carroll Doten
Coten
Michael F. Scannell
F. D. Coady
Supt. Mahoney
John A. Spencer
Maurice Corkery
Josh Guney
5. W. Pill
Jere J. Coughlan
Michael Scannell
Scannell
Prof
Dot
Messrs. Spencer
Coughlan
Doten
Spencer
Frevicld D. Coady
Mr. Spencer
Brooks
Techni
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the Sentinel
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Board of
City Hosmild
Bill Moran
Enieals
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Spencer Tracy
Preston Foster
Sally Eilers
Lons Ranger
Raye
Burns
ALLEN
Henry Wilcoxon
Marian Marsh
Wenner Eve
Mrs
Helen Connors
Huron Ave
Fayerweather Si
J. Frank Facey
Harry Mahoney
Downey
Miles Arthur McGo
Farissee
Canning Hartry
Ted Curran
Tom Milnaugh
Portland St
Thos. H. Eliot
Dr. Eliot
Congress
Hamilton
Boylston ST
Harvard Sq. Theo
Chas. F. Burlep
Commonwealth Avenue
Treas
Carroll
Andrew P. Carroll
Park BD
Cality
Parks—Recreation
Tremont Cafe
TEL
ELI
Geo
Dinky
Williams
Michael T. Kelleher
New England
Post Office SQ
Boston — Han
Anhattan Market
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Delano
California
Muscatel
Boardman
OLD Upham’s
Manhattan
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
Drake
Mass
Avenue Liquor Mart
Avenue Cor
Walden Street
Center For Family Trade
Trowbridge
John J. Dorgan
Mgr
Honey Bee Cafe
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