Cambridge Newsrounds of Personal and Social News
Mrs Frank McDonald and son Francis sail from 98 Foster Street to Ireland for about two months with Cork as their home base. Cambridge Elks plan Ogunquit first summer outing. Larry Linehan and other carriers to join. Nurse Winifred Flynn dies by suicide after a drinking party. Mae McGoldrick and Francis Walsh wed at St Paul’s. reception at Putnam Avenue home. Officer Eddie Kelley plans trips to New York and Philadelphia. Traffic Officer John Trant takes early August vacation. Boston College graduate William Toomey earns MA after AB. Rear Admiral Byrd visits River Side Boat Club. swims in the Charles. Harvard Bazar’s Edward Ginsburg returns from business trip. Walter Kane on vacation. Tom Phelan acts editor. Officer Mahoney off duty with sprain. Esther Dolan leaves for New Salem NH for a few weeks. Al Woerner resumes duties at Publix Theatre. Cambridge Zonta Club dines at Continental Hotel. Mrs Lavinia Nulty hosts birthday party with guests from New York and Boston. Major Reilley hosts Continental Hotel reception. Mrs Herrick celebrates daughter’s wedding. Mary J O Day and Charles E Cunningham wed. reception at Philomatheia Club. reside in Brookline. Patrolman Jack Cunningham to patrol in heat. October vacation. Miss Margaret Cahill plans whist for humanitarian cause at Continental Hotel. Julia Norton mourns father’s death. returns to work. Guy Hall’s vacation begins next week. Gerry’s Landing popular. Two life guards added at Gerry’s Landing. high school auto accident suspects arraigned with $1,000 bail. Len Roche to vacation at Chatham. bathing suit noted.
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Frank McDonald
Francis
Foster Street
Ireland
Cork
Papa
Joe
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Ogunquit
Larry Linehan
Kendall Square
Winifred Flynn
University Road
Charles River
Larz Anderson Bridge
Mae McGoldrick
Daniel McGoldrick
Putnam Avenue
Francis Walsh
Dorchester
St. Paul's Church
Agnes McGoldrick
Riverside Boat Club
Edward Ginsburg
Harvard Bazar
Philadelphia
New York
Walter Kane
Cambridge
Boston American
Tom Phelan
Jerry Mahoney
Station 2
Esther Dolan
Mass. Avenue
New Salem
N. H
al Woerner
Publix Central Square Theatre
Cambridge Zonta Club
Continental Hotel
Lavinia Nulty
Austin Park
Jim Nulty
Boston
Good Old Cambridge
Jim
Continental
Mary J. O'Day
St. Lawrence'’s Church
Brookline
Charles E. Cunningham
Alice Connelly
Brighton
Timothy D. Sullivan
Philoma
Manhattan Market
Guy Hall
Political rumors swirl around city council and mayoral powers
The council delays decisions on zoning near the New England Brick Company and on upper Huron Avenue while tensions rise. Rumors of an exposé hover as figures like Paddy Delaney and Abner Wood surface in a murky political scene with hints of sensational developments to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gials
New England Brick Company
Upper
Huron Avenue
Russell
Mr. Leahy
Morgue Club
J. Edward Barry
Inman Square
Georgie Everett
Paddy Delaney
Paddy
Park Commission
Rindge Avenue
John B. Johnson
Will Bes
Abner Wood
Richard
Hamilton
A Trip to Provincetown on the Dorothy Bradford
The Cape Cod Steamship Company advertises a Provincetown trip from Long Wharf to Provincetown on the Dorothy Bradford. The 1700 gross ton boat carries 1700 passengers with dancing saloons, deck chairs, and observation decks. Round trip $2.00, one way $1.75, leaves 9:00 A M weekdays and 10:00 A M Sundays and holidays, return by 8 P M. Hubbard 9392 for rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod Steamship Company
Long Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
State Street
Provincetown
Dorothy Bradford
Boston
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts Bay
Cape Cod
Hubbard
Nature Preserves Balance
Hi Ho of Chinatown says a woman who is unbeautiful should not despair. He notes heaven distributes many men who are both well read and near sighted, a satirical comment on beauty and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Notice of License Hearing on Gasoline Storage
Notice is given that a hearing will be held before the License Commission in Room 82 City Hall on Monday July 6 at 2 oclock regarding the petition of Joseph A Trainor for a license to store gasoline in tanks at Belmont Street Cambridge Garage for two cars. By order of Board of License Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clery of
Cambridge
Vernon Tree
Massachusetta
Upland Road
Jonard
Rae
Frederick H. Burke
Commission of the City
Mondelternoon
Joseph A. Trainor
Belmont Street
Board of License Commission
Massachusetts
Masselmetin
Cam
City Hall
Mass
Cambridge License Commission Notice for Gliman Garage License
City of Cambridge notifies all concerned that in Room 22 City Hall on Monday afternoon July 1 1991 at 2 o clock the petition of Roger Gliman for a first class garage license and storage of gas oil in tanks at Ash of Cambridge Garage attached to dwelling is set before the commissioners John H Quinn chairman for action July 1 1991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Roger Gliman
Ash of Cambridge
Board of License Commissioners
Russell Wood Attacks Mayor Haswell in Scathing Letter
In a pointed critique, Russell Wood condemns Mayor Haswell for overbearing tactics affecting city governance. He lists removal of election board veterans and library trustees, tax levy changes, and cuts to school funding, urging replacement with a more humane, experienced Russell successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lehan
Mary A. Lehan
Hassell
J. Frank Pacey
Fred Clauses
Dr. Young
Cambridge Street
Thomas O'Malley
Cambridge
General Court
Mussolini
Russell
Wood
Rindge School Plans debated at special committee session
The Rindge School proposal was discussed for nearly two hours at a special meeting called by the Mayor. Letters from Harvard dean Henry W. Holmes and the Rindge class of 1895 supported the project as 321 teachers plus 75 substitute names were approved for summer day camps, with selections contingent on need. Debate included governance rules and school safety, with $22,000 planned repairs cited and curriculum referred to Ray FitzGerald for later report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Holmes
Harvard
Clifford Learned
Brooks
Hurley
Isele
Ray FitzGerald
Funeral of Wallace Lowry Held at Cambridge
The late Wallace Lowry of 9 Essex Street was buried after a large funeral in Cambridge. Born in Prince Edward Island, he lived in Cambridge for eight years and served in World War I with the First Division at Charlottetown and overseas with the Imperial British Army 17th Regiment Battalion. He was discharged in July 1919 and belonged to the Scottish Kirk. The service was led by Rev. J. W. Lowry, and burial was in Glenwood Cemetery Everett. Three brothers and one sister survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Lowry
Essex Street
Prince Edward Island
Cambridge
W. Ving
Charlottetown
17Th Regiment
Imperial British Army
Old Scottish Kirk
Hubert MacLean
Allston
Lowry
Glenwood
Everett
Cambridge Tuberculosis Association Opens Sunshine Camp
Sunshine Camp for undernourished children will open at Shady Hill School on Wednesday, July 1, announced by Dr. Hilbert F. Day, president of the Cambridge Tuberculosis Association. Thirty-six girls aged 6 to 12, chosen from 80 applicants, have been selected for care and treatment based on recommendations from nurses, teachers, social agencies, and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Shady Hill School
Hilbert F. Day
Cambridge Tuberculosis Association
Property parcels in Cambridge foreclosed by Cambridge Savings Bank
Public notice lists three parcels at 115 Pacific Street and 4 10 Brookline Street Cambridge with parcels 1 2 3 describing boundaries, grants to Etta F Barron and Middlesex South District Deeds Book 464 page 200 Book 41554 and 4584 page. subject to first mortgage held by Cambridge Savings Bank with balances shown. Sale terms require $900 cash deposit and balance by certified check in 30 days at Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds. Leventhal representing Harold A Leventhal notices listing dates June 27 July 4 11.
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Gbfe
Wits the Walidings
Shenson Ak
Pacific Street
Cambridge
Euaterly
Brookline Street
BR. Hoar
F. EB. Parker
Etta FL Barron
Hidlewex South District
Camberidee Savings Bank
Etta F. Barren
Middlesex South District
Cambridey Savings Bank
Dewda
McCaw
Gustafson
Etta FP
Barron
Dhesex South District
Pagene
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Ilena
Os Susmois Fed
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
Uss Leventhal
Harold A. Leventhal
Hi Tremont Building
Boston
Foreclosure Sale on Cambridge Property in Middlesex District
Public auction set for July 20 1951 to satisfy a mortgage held by Hyman Berkowitz on property with addresses 100 Willow Street and 016 Cambridge Street Cambridge described as lots 8 9 10 12 on plan dated September 21 1890. Terms require 2500 cash at sale with balance due in 30 days. auction to be held at the Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Barr
Jennie Irwite
Jomph Barr
Hyman Herkowitz
Dowd
Middlewx South District
Cambridge
Beth Jota
Cambridgeport
Man
Mason & Sona
Middlesex South District
Wilow Street
Cambridge Street
Willow Street
Lyast
Cambridge Tings Bank
Booth
District Registry of Deeds
Asle
Hyman Berkowitz
Harold A. Leventhal
Tremont Building
Froston
Moa
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Mahoney
Brattle Street
Fresh Pond Parkway
Lawrence Evans
Hunting Street
William Hi. Tanner
Billerica
Len Roche
Chatham
By Jocko
David F. Corcoran
Undertaker
Middlesex
Office Telephone University
Publix Cleansers and Dyers
Pearl Street
Cambridge, Mass
Porter
Moran Hotels, Inc
Chauncy
Maryland
California
Continental Operating Company
C. Tracy Ryan
Res. Mer
City of
Henry Woondsaworth Longfellow School
Broadway
Fayette Street
Public Huildings
Creal
Mt,e Eerie
Terry
John E. Ques
Weinstein
River ST
Col. Putnam Ave
Central Sq
John EH. Quinn
Home Owners Mortgage CO
School Street
Boston Telephone
LiBerty
Russell Wood
Huron Hardware
Huron
Rindge
Mortoagee
Real Estatd
Qty
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