Notable Boston area residents plan summer outings
Fire Captain John D. Shea of the Portland Street Station and family will stay at Onset for two weeks. Mrs. and Mrs. Leo D. Messina celebrate a newborn daughter at Boston Lying-in Hospital. The Humez couple mark their 20th wedding anniversary with a reception. Local contractors and professionals announce summer plans in Houghs Neck, Hyannis, Orleans and Nova Scotia with family stays and scenic trips.
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John D. Shea
Portland Street
Cap” Shea
Leo D. Messina
Essex Street
Boston
Paul Humez
Clinton Street
Humez
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Mass
Avenue
Vernon Street
Martin W. Ryan
Great Hill
Houghs Neck
Charles Harrison
Temple Street
Silver Lake
N. H
John J. Foley
Quincy
Catherine Sheehan
Ed Donahue
Putnam Square
Orleans
Charles EB. Watson
Pearl Street
Nova Scotia
Charlie
Eleanor McDermott
Maurice Harrington
Central Square
Cambridge Board Sets Golf Membership at Ten Dollars
Cambridge park commission announces season tickets for the new Fresh Pond municipal golf course. Residents pay £10 and non residents £15 for unlimited play, valid daily from 7 A M to dark. Tickets available at the course from managers Forrest Gould and Albert Teeven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Fresh Pond
Cambridge Park Commission
Forrest Gould
Albert Teeven
Letter Carrier Harold Smith Joins City Parade
On a hot Sunday Harold Smith, a veteran Central Square post office carrier, marched in Boston's Ellis' parade. Onlookers compared him to the Sultan of Turkey, but neighbors called him Plain Happy Harold as Supt. Glacken noted he was ready for a walk or ride on Monday.
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Uncle Sam
Harold Smith
Central Square
Boston
Turkey
Harold
Supt
Glacken
Sold House at 42 Sacramento Street Change Hands
Rodney Long notes the single house at 42 Sacramento Street sold by Rose M. Hill and Mary A. Hill to Arvid Andersen of Malden.
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Sacramento Street
Rose M. Hill
Mary A. Hill
Arvid Andersen of
Malden
Funeral Thursday for Austin DeGuglielmo
The funeral of Austin DeGuglielmo of 795 Cambridge Street East Cambridge was held Thursday at St Francis of Assisi Church at 9 o clock. He is survived by his wife Mary O DeGuglielmo and two sons Brother Antonino DeGuglielmo O F M and Attorney Joseph A DeGuglielmo.
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Austin DeGuglielmo
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
St. Francis of Assisi
Mary
DeGuglielmo
Antonino DeGuglielmo
O.F.M
Joseph A. DeGuglielmo
City Hall Spa Opens in New Modern Store
Anthony J. Stathopolous moves his Cambridge spa from the YMCA to a larger building at 876 Massachusetts Avenue opposite City Hall. The veteran restaurateur, in business for twenty years, will offer light luncheons and a noon luncheon menu in the new location.
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City Hall
Anthony J. Stathopolous
Massachusetts Avenue
Mr. Stathopolous
Cambridge
Norfolk Street
Mass. Avenue
Mayor pressed for pension plea police chief refuses
The Mayor met Police Chief McBride seeking his retirement on pension but the chief refused and blocked his signature on a prepared letter. The tale cites equipment issues as the department’s problem. Awaited: developments on rubber insulated trucks for El cars and a 15 percent city employee salary cut with legal action looming.
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McBride
City Council
Arthur Blanchard
Public Service Committee
Garrett
Louis D. Brandeis
Herbert Parker
Hamilton
Coady
State House
al Doyle
Skilton
Roche
Cambridge Teachers Mirthful Nuptials at St John Church
Two Cambridge school teachers Miss Lucy M. Hunter and H Clayton Haley wed in a nuptial mass at St John the Evangelist Church North Cambridge. The ceremony was led by Rev Russell Haley with many Cambridge educators in attendance. Best man Jeremiah J Sullivan. matron of honor Mrs Louis A Kane sister of the bride. Bridesmaids include Miss Mary K Meehan and Miss Florence M Hunter. Ushers were James Fitzgerald John Sullivan John MaGuire J Henry Quinn Frederick Meuse and David Hunter.
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Cambridge
Lucy M. Hunter
H. Clayton Haley
St. John the Evangelist Church
North
Russell Haley
Church of Our Lady
Newton
Jeremiah J. Sullivan
Boston College
Louis A. Kane
Waverley
Mary K. Meehan
Florence M. Hunter
James Fitzgerald
John Sullivan
John Maguire
J. Henry Quinn
Frederick Meuse
David Hunter
Poor Little Rich Girl at Lake St Auditorium Cambridge
Esther M Dolan presents a juvenile musical comedy titled Poor Little Rich Girl at Lake St Auditorium Cambridge. Cast includes Gran Bates Reta Scott Jack Hennessey Malcolm McCormack Jr and Russell Kubzick. Performances on Monday June 25 at 8 PM and Sunday at 3 PM with 10 cent admission for children.
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New England
Esther M. Dolan
Miss Dolan
Gran Bates
Reta Scott
Jack Hennessey
Malcolm McCormack, Jr
Russell Kubzick
Bodyguard
Lake St. Auditorium
Cambridge
Robbie's Concord Filling Station Opens In Ward 9
R G Robbie takes over the Concord Filling Station at 407 Concord Avenue to offer gas, repairs, washing, and Simonizing under his direction. The depot features the Wayne computing pump touted as fraud and fool proof and promises prompt thorough auto service with rest rooms for all.
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Concord Avenue
R. G. Robbie
Concord
Robbie
Ameoges and Oils
Robbio
Concord Filling Station
William Sheridan
Buckingham Street
Wayne Computing
Cambridge
Poets Praise Wine and California Redwood Wines
The article extols wine’s health benefits and historical esteem from Omar Khayyam to modern times. It notes American production since 1965, highlights California grapes, and promotes Redwood wines distributed by Nelson & Nelson as mellow and aged, suitable for guests and family health.
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Omar Khayyam
France
Europe
America
California
Redwood Wines
Nelson & Nelson
Demand it from your dealer or call Highlands 4700
The note urges readers to demand the product from their dealer or, if unavailable, call Highlands 4700 to obtain the name of the nearest dealer. It emphasizes seeking direct supplier confirmation.
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Highlands
Police Reform Eases Duty Shifts and Raises Wages Across Ranks
A proposed police reform plan calls for shifting all sergeants to desk or street duty, raising pay for patrolmen to 2400, sergeants to 2700, lieutenants to 3000, and captains to 3500. It recommends a leased wire between Cambridge and Somerville if two way radio is too costly, and outlines a $99,642.42 budget for new equipment including 11 cars, wagons, motorcycles, firearms, and radio systems. The plan also creates a traffic bureau, a roving tactical unit, and a 10 minute city wide car concentration capability, with force reduction from 235 to 194 and annual savings of 101520. An age based retirement schedule is proposed with compulsory retirement at 63 and voluntary at 57 after 20 years.
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Cambridge
Somerville
Herlihy Banquet Highlights O'Brien as Officiating Figure
President Danny O'Brien of the Jeffer sons officiated at a banquet where a loudspeaker carried the program along the avenue. Eddie Hamilton and Happy Callahan kept dignitaries signing the guest book while ex mayor Jim Curley drew popular reaction.
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Danny O’brien
The
Jeffersons
Eddie” Hamilton
Callahan
Jim Curley
O’brien
Curley
Danny
Herlihy
Steve Garrity
O. K
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