Notice of Judicial Publication in Cambridge Sentinel
A clerk confirms service of an order by publication in the Cambridge Sentinel. The notice states the last publication occurred fourteen days prior to the Monday before December, with attestation by Stanley W. McRiel, Assistant Clerk.
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Florence G. Crovin
Nectle Brookfield
Worcester
Erthel H. Anderson
Cambridge
Middlesex
Woorcester
Ald
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Ean
Stanley Rw
Cambridge Sentinel
Anhl
Stanley W. McRiell
Axs
Catherine A. Cronin
Warrenter
Cember Nest
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Stanley
Rumors Hint at Officer Mains European Trip
A mix of social notes and local updates describes a bridge and whist party at St Mary’s Hall for the church building fund, upcoming teacher examinations, retirements, burglaries, harbor sail plans, civil service hires, peeping Tom patrols, engagements, business changes, parish fund drives, and city hall hearings on various garage and metal garage applications.
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Graduate School of Education
Peabody
Catholic Union of Cambridge
St. Mary’s Hall
John A. Butler
John H. Corcoran
Union
George F. Galvin
City Hall
Abina Kane
Fayette St
Bertha B. Slack
Sacramento St
Thomas Ford
Fayerweather St
Vassar Lane
Bridget Reuter
Carver St
Twenty Associates Trust
Lloyd Kennedy
Prescott St
William R. Rupple
Mt. Auburn St
Memorial Wreaths Displayed at Mahegan's Florist
Memorial wreath designs are shown at Mahegan's veteran florist located at 20 Maple Street Central Square. Plan ahead for memorial day remembrance with wreaths including galaxy magnolia petrified flowers and carnations.
Delaney At Large in Cambridge Faces Mayor Russell
Patrick J. Delaney, Cambridge Councillor Ward 3, announces candidacy for city wide office as opponent of Mayor Russell. He challenges the mayor's record, pledges to defend democratic governance, and urges voters to demand proven leadership and civic security restored to Cambridge.
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Ward 8
Cambridge
Richard M. Russell
Russell
City of
Cambri
Bernard F. Pallon M. John ©. Haverty
James J. Casey
Cambridge Boys Bands hold sixth annual concert at Roberts School
Nearly 1200 people attended the Cambridge Boys Bands concert at Roberts School last Wednesday evening. Theron Perkins led the event with solos by Walter M. Smith and son G Stewart Smith, Benedict FitzGerald, Ralph Eames, Hilliard Bramhall, Wentworth Miller, Miss Rhona Perkins, and Frank H. Miller. The Rotary Boys Band traces to 1925 and the Boy Scouts Band to 1927 with 14 numbers performed. Invited guests included Mayor Richard M. Russell State Treasurer Charles F Hurley and Cambridge School Committee member Raymond FitzGerald.
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Cambridge
Roberts School
Theron Perkins
Walter M. Smith
G. Stewart Smith
Benedict FitzGerald
Ralph Eames
Hilliard Bramhall
Wentworth Miller
Rhona Perkins
Frank H. Miller
Rotary
Boy Scouts
Richard M. Russell
Charles F. Hurley
Raymond FitzGerald
Gasoline stations anger Cambridge residents over city policy
City faces criticism overGasoline alleys and a three member License Commission dominated by two fire and police chiefs. Critics argue reform is needed to return power to neighborhood voices and curb tax exempt losses from fuel stations.
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Huron avenue-Chiltern Street
General Court
Cambridge
Stellar Vaudeville and Burlesque Acts at Keith Boston
A lineup led by Frances White includes Douglas Leavitt Ruth Leckwood and Eddie Cassell with Fred Kuhlman and Vera Dunn. Sammy Cohen mimics Al Jolson in a burlesque boxing act as Worthy and Thompson perform syncopation and the Four Fantinos dazzle. Subway Express a murder mystery stars Eva Kay Flint and Martha Madison with Jack Holt leading support from Aileen Pringle Jason Robards Fred Kelsey Alsa Roscoe William Humphrey and Ethel Wales.
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Frances White
Douglas Leavitt
Ruth Leckwood
Eddie Cassell
Fred Kuhlman
Vera Dunn
Sammy Cohen
al Jolson
Worthy and Thompson
Four Fantinos
Eva Kay Flint
Martha Madison
Jack Holt
Aileen Pringle
Jason Robards
Fred Kelsey
Alsa Roscoe
William Humphrey
Ethel Wales
Ideal Club Members Make Merry May Concert and Dance
The Ideal Club members from Lever Bros Co Boston held their annual May concert and dance at a city hotel last Tuesday night. About 400 guests enjoyed novelty features as the event showcased the social efforts of the workforce. The organizing committee was led by Miss Ann Stanfield with a team including Mrs. Helen Perry Mrs. Helen Angrauld Mrs. Mary Walsh and several Misses.
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William L. MacGregor
Harvard Grammar School
Best Foods Company
Vassar St
Polly
Manhattan
Eddie Carney
Civil Service Department
George Dalton
Daniel Hanlon
Station 7
Harvard S&i
William F. Rourke
Philadelphia
Gertrude Sullivan
James D. Becker
Dunn and Kaeral
Harvard St
John Karal
Harvard Furniture Company
Blessed Sacrament
Lake St
Annie Hurd
Caroline Sullivan
Mary Campbell
Nellie Shine
Jozephine Leader
Louise McLaughlin
Helena Crowe
Gertrude Bartel
Margaret Murray
Alice Murphy
Mary Plunkett
Margaret Campbell
Margaret Shea
Mary Mahoney
Peabody School Parents’ Assn
John Brewer
Harvard
Ideal Club
Lever Bros. Co
Boston
Ann Stanfield
Helen Perry
Helen Angrauld
Mary Walsh
Loretta Doyle
Margaret O'Kane
Anna MacPherson
Gertrude Murphy
Mae Allen
Doris Dunn
Madeline Donahue
Lengthy Lake Michigan Fact Pack Says 916 Miles Long
A description notes Lake Michigan stretches 916 miles with an average width around 70 miles. The figure reflects a large body of water in the Great Lakes system.
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Lake
Michigan
Rotary Meets as Industrialists Address Members
The Rotary Club at Riverbank Court held a cordial meeting with Ernest Dunbar presiding. George Rockwell thanked for the band concert at Roberts School and Harold Ryan for decorations. Harding Greene introduced Industrial Association guests and speakers including Jas Motherwell H L Rose Geo P Aborn.
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Rotary Club
Riverbank Court
Ernest Dunbar
George Rockwell
Roberts School
Harold Ryan
Harding Greene
Industrial Association
Jas. Motherwell
H. L. Rose
Geo. P. Aborn
Arthur Morley
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Kendall Square
Albert Murray
Harry F. Simpson
City Hall Leads to Empty School Committee Meeting
Citizens and reporters were disappointed when they found no School Committee meeting at City Hall Monday night. The incident appeared to be another misunderstanding.
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Creen
Furn Drewing
Ander Heom
Rindge
Prgbocala
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