Sister Margaret of St. James Dies Suddenly
Sister Margaret of St. James Mary Crane dies at 116 Norfolk Street after a sudden cerebral hemorrhage following duties at the convent. A native of Salem, 45, she taught at St. Mary's School for 2.5 years and served Notre Dame de Namur for 21 years. Funeral services held with high mass. burial in the Sisters’ lot.
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St. Mary's
Annunciation
Margaret of
St. James
Mary Crane
Norfolk Street
Nicholas Dynan
John X. Cunningham
St. Mary's Church
David C. Downes
Margaret
Salem
Order of Notre Dame de Namur
St. Mary's School
Daniel C. Riordan
St. Patrick's Church
Watertown
Thomas P. Butter
Weaton College
John K. Cunningham
Leroy V. Cooney
Frederick Frawiey
Patrick J. Quill
The
Blessed Sacrament
William B. Finiigan
Blessed Sacrament Church
George A.white
Walter C. Feeley
John BR. Sennett
Felix McGirr
Edw. A. Counlhan, Jr
John J
Helen Teresa
N.D
Holy Garetta
John Crane
Brookline
William Crane
Jamaica Plain
John J. Donahue
American Legion Sons Elect Officers in Cambridge
The Sons of the American Legion Squadron No. 27 at Cambridge Post No. 27 elected its first officers on February 24 at the Legion headquarters Central Square. Leaders selected include Captain George J. Mickle First Heut Myles A. King Second Ment Joseph Manley Adjutant John Reardon Finance Officer Alfred Kamb Chaplain Walter Selfridge Historian William Corckery. A convention is planned for March 10 at the Legion headquarters Can tran Square.
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Cambridge Post
Amrican Legion
American Legion
Legion
Central Square
George J. Mickle
Myles A. King
Joseph Manley
John Reardon
Alfred Kamb
Walter Selfridge
William Corckery
Can, Tran Square
Community notes on budget shortfall and club events
A managers meeting reported a $2000 budget shortfall. The contributions group named many members. The Eastward Ho Club discussed a Walker Memorial reunion in March and a two day outing to Mansapoag. The High School toured Cedar Hill for sports. Washington’s Birthday hobbies exhibit earned prizes for Handicraft Airplanes Curios Stamps and Nature with multiple winners named.
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Dwight H. Andrews
Harrison J. Barrett
Edward F. Bowditch
Alexander H. Bright
Carroll L. Chase
William A. Dole, Jr
Richard J. Eaton
Lloyd A. Frost
H. M. Gerry
John §. Giles
Rufus F. Hale
Edwin H. Hall
Henry S. Hall, Jr
A. A. Lindberg
Frederick H. Love
Camrin Club
Cedar Hill
W. F. Gridley
Washington
George McNally
William Sutcliffe
Eugene Kesse
Curios
Reginald Moser
Reginald Gardner
Robert and
Warren French
Stamps
Wesley Drew
Theodore Adelson
Iane Culhane
Nature
Fred
Living on Velvet shines at Metropolitan Theatre opening
Three special units present a big program opening Friday at the Metropolitan Theatre. Kay Francis stars in Living on Velvet with George Brent and Warren William, backed by Kitty Carlisle and others. Vaudeville stars Phil Cook headlines with a wide array of acts and a modern dance series accompanies the feature.
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Kitty Carlisle
Bing Crosby
Kay Francis
George Brent
Warren William
Helen Lowell
Henry O'Neil
Maude Turner Gordon
Phil Cook
Jerry
Baby Grande
Paul Gordon
Kay
Elida Ballet
Fabien Levitzky
Grand Orchestra
Edwin Bilby
Edward Goldman
Leaders Corps Reunion at Cambridge YMCA Dinner Planned
The fourth annual reunion of the Leaders Corps of the Cambridge Y M C A focusing on physical work will be held Tuesday evening with a dinner. Invited guests include George Listman state director of physical education John W Waters former Cambridge Y director now in Pittsfield Mars Adolf Samborski director of intra mural athletics at Harvard University. The committee includes Charles Anthony
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Cambridge Y. M. C. A
George Listman
John W. Waters
Cambridge “Y
Pittsfield
Mars
Adolf Samborski
Harvard University
Charles Anthony
Cambridge Electric Light looks to boost usage with new rates
It is hoped that with the low cost of electricity under the new rates customers will find it to their advantage to make wider use of their electric service, thus enjoying new comforts, new conveniences and better health. Watch for Detailed Rate Announcement Next Week. CAMBRIDGE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY Inc.
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Federal Power Commission
Cambridge Electric Light Company
New England
United States
Cambridge
Department of Public Utilities
Heat Lizards In Oven Myth Debunked By Experts
The Washington Star explains that so called heat lizards are a myth based on a misunderstanding of the salamander. These animals are not fireproof and their fiery appearance is an optical illusion. they may enter homes in winter seeking warmth, but they do not live in ovens.
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Lyons
William C. Richardson
Richardson
Guthelm
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Cambridge
Fire Department
Donahue
Police Department
Washington Star
Compositions of Honey Provides Quick Energy From Sugars
The excerpt states honey is made of ample sugars that are absorbed into the bloodstream and directly converted into energy. It emphasizes rapid energy without taxing the body.
Discovery of solar power through magnifying glass and mirrors
The passage describes an unknown early explorer who first concentrated sunlight with a magnifying glass to ignite material, sparking later refinements by others using larger lenses and concave mirrors to heat water and drive engines.
Lombards Introduced Denarious Abbrev and Crown Symbol
The Lombard money changers who arrived in London during the Middle Ages used the abbreviation d for six pence derived from the Latin denarius. They also influenced Britain with the cromsed L symbol for the pound, originating with the Lombards.
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London
Britain
Desert Sand Dusts Silesia in Unusual Snowfall
Snow in Silesia turns yellow due to desert sand carried thousands of miles by winds. Scientists say the color shift is linked to long travel of mineral dust rather than local weather.
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Silesia
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