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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
4
Allen Stationery Company will open a new branch at 1412 1414 Harvard square under Mitchell Shulkin with 20 years of Boston experience. The branch, linked to Central square, will serve the district, specializing in typewriter sales and repair with a skilled on site mechanic.
May B features local contractor Martin W Ryan and businessman John Campbell alongside figures like Supt of Streets Bill MceMemmen and Harvard Bazar official Al White. Mentions of a new Fresh Pond toboggan site, City Hall proximity, walkathons opposition, and political interest permeate the quick sketches.
Industrial Association members heard a proposal for a wholesale produce market to move from the congested Faneuil Hall district. The plan envisions a new $2,000,000 plus market complex on Concord Avenue Alewife Parkway and B&M right of way with Cambridge backing the project.
Firefighters and chiefs are profiled in a city feature noting Joe Ballantine of Engine 7 excels with nets and memories of printing days. Edward Tobin of Reserve Co. No. 1 is praised for humane unit work and accident remedies knowledge. An exam for lieutenant is set for June 1 at the Local High and Latin School.
City of Cambridge Mass warns all interested to a hearing before the License Commission at City Hall room 32 on May 8 or 7? at 2 oclock regarding the William Carter Trust for keeping and storing Brive Ga bridge and a related memorial. order by the License Commissioners.
The Song and Dance Club of Cambridge shifts its annual May party and dance from Monday to Arlington. It will be held Monday evening May 27 at the Middlesex Sportsmen's Club. President Arthur F. Grenier announces the change. The club will hold its next regular meeting Monday evening at Miss Margaret Murphy’s home 17 Blake Street.
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