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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
4
Reminder to drivers in Wards 8 9 10 that Observatory Hill area offers Lincoln Service Station at Huron and Concord Aves with full equipment for oiling greasing and tuning. A minute at Lincoln ensures car efficiency.
Councillor Tierney presided at Ed Swede McAuliffe's Bach oridee Dinner last Thursday night with a festive toast and communal remarks.
The Park Board approved use of Cambridge Field by the C L A for Labor Day on September 4. Western Ave Baptist Church may use Russell Hoyt field for a late month Field Day. funds go to church building. Dan Leshy Day Committee seeks Russell Field on September 10 for a baseball centennial and local honors. A life guard at Jerry's Pit and fencing were debated pending city solicitor input.
The Friday to Monday run features Union Pacific with Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCrea Akim Tamiroff Robert Preston and Lynne Overman in a Cecil B De Mille drama about the West Also next on bill Winner Take All with Tony Martin Gloria Stuart Henry Armetta and Slim Summerville Montana’s gift to Manhattan’s fight game On Saturday matinee Hughie McGinness and The Lone Ranger Rides Again Plus a child popularity contest with Patricia McKenney and Jane Sprogis and a lobby photo display
The 11th Annual State Convention of the Master Barbers of America will be held at the Bradford Hotel in Boston on Sunday June 18. Cambridge artists Anthony J. Raciti First Voice Pres and Charles Paris Sergeant-at-Arms will take active part in the event.
Local column surveys city leadership and civic figures from May to a brisk Christmas season. Notes include the Central Square traffic tower becoming a reality, bus service on the Harvard Square to Mase Station line, and plans to smooth North Cambridge streets.
The S S Steel Pier sails daily from Fos ter's Wharf at 10:00 AM and returns at 8:00 PM after a two hour stop in Provincetown. The 1750 ton steel vessel carries groups from Holy Rosary Academy Burdett College and Kathleen Dell School as it marks the Cape Cod Steamship Company's 36th season with over 2 million passengers since the Provincetown run began.
Roberts School pupils received the Rafory Patrol Cup donated by Kiwanis leader Joseph Flynn at a Kiwanis luncheon led by President Tom O’Hara. Headmaster John Curry credited the Safety Patrol for the win with help from all students and praised Cambridge Police Safety Officer Walter L. Maher. Patrol members listed include Arthur Harlow Alphaeus Yetman Epaminondas Bouletsis Harold Cooper William Hogan James Lemonius Douglas Watson George Lafubb Chester Greene. Kiwanis members plan a Mechanics Hall pageant on Wednesday night.
The June 15 meeting created the principal emeritus position and appointed two named individuals. Foley and Fougere nominations were tabled to avoid a squabble. The board noted noise at the High school during new construction but kept sessions until closing date. Regular promotions for teachers were announced. No heating cost talk on Rindge school yet. a future update is anticipated.
Metropolitan Theatre presents Young Mr Lincoln on Thursday June 8 with a dramatic Moonlight Murder scene. Henry Fonda stars as Abe Lincoln alongside Alice Brady Marjorie Weaver and Ai leen Whelan in the cast with Eddie Collins Pauline Moore Richard Cromwell Donald Meek and Eddie Quinlan. Madcap Jane Withers stars in Boy Friend with George Ernest as her partner. The program also features Douglas Fowley Warren Hymer Richard Bond and Robert Kellard.
Middlesex Probate Court cites all interested in the Cambridge estate of James B. Keefe deceased to object to letters of administration granted to Elizabeth of Cambridge or another administrator. A hearing is set for the specified June 1900 date. Dated June 23, 1900. B. Jordan, Register.
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