Funeral Services for Mrs Coady at St Pauls Church
Funeral services for Margaret E. Shea Coady 36 wife of Wm. F. Coady were held at St Pauls Church. She died after a brief illness and was born in the city. She previously worked on the city Assessors staff and is survived by her husband a son James J. a daughter Ellen her parents Mr and Mrs John Shea a brother Jeremiah and three sisters Miss Mary Shea Mrs Sally Goodwin and Mrs Jos Scannell burial was in Cambridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Margaret E. (Shea) Coady
Wm. F. Coady
Park Dept
Jas. J
Ellen
John Shea
Jeremiah
Mary Shea
Sally Goodwin
This City
Jos. Scannell
Roslindale
Cambridge Cemetery
Cambridge Committee Deliberates On City Legislation And Mayoral Race
The Cambridge committee hears debates over legislation while Williams Roche accuses the Lyons administration and urges a $15 000 investment for a special election if Lyons associates are ousted and an honest mayor is chosen. W A Graustein opposes expanded powers for Sennett and praises City Auditor McKenzie.
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Parker
Roche
Cambridge
Lyons
Lyons Associates
Hogan
Newman
Malden
Wm. A. Graustein
Sennett
John McKenzie
Ch. Lundgren
Kiwanis Host Shares Ice Cream and Golf Outing
The Kiwanis club hosted an event with ice cream and ice cake. Show guests included Maurice Corkery and members of the EK fellers who later traveled to Fresh Pond Golf Course for an afternoon on the greens.
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Kiwanis
Theatre Mpr
Maurice Corkery
EK Fellers
Fresh Pond Golf Course
Rreens
Victory Furniture Promises Savings for Cambridge Homes
The article promotes Victory Furniture at 1055 Cambridge Street, led by A. E. Burback. It argues economy drives business success and notes Victory’s wide range of up-to-date household goods aimed at pleasing every purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Burback
Victory Furniture
Cambridge &T
Cambridge
Victory
Women Back the President Ends National Council Endorsement
Mrs. Saml A Stratton Cambridge League of Women Voters attended the national council in Washington where the Lend and Lease Bill was endorsed. A defense program includes taxation and defense inter American cooperation and defense related living costs housing and school facilities plus relief and civil liberties in defense areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam'l A. Stratton
Cambridge League of Women Voters
Organization
National Council
Washington
Expressive Girls Earn Prizes in Essay Contest
Marietta Mahoney won 25 dollars from the Somerville Lodge of Elks for excellence in essay writing titled What Uncle Sam Means to Me. Miss Winifred Healy took second prize. both girls attend local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
R Mahoney
Somerville Lodge of Elks
Winifred Healy
Walden St. Marietta
St. Jo
Uncle Sam
America
Sam
Gertrude L
Emmanuel
Ellen M
Paps Steve
Health and safety notes from Cambridge streets and a Boston fall
Billings and Stover install germless paper cups for sodas in Harvard Square as Health Inspector Joe Johnson campaigns for better public drinking conditions. Ex Alderman Dave Corcoran is recovering after a 15 foot fall into an elevator shaft in a Boston building last Saturday.
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Billings & Stover
Harvard Sq
Joe Johnson
Johnson
Cambridge
Dave Corcoran
Boston
Central Square Theatre Offers Andy Hardy and New Features
The Hardys return in Andy Hardy Private Secretary for four days starring Mickey Rooney as Andy on the brink of adulthood. Also playing Blonde Inspiration with Virginia Grey and a Vivacious Lady with Ginger Rogers and James Stewart. The Cisco Kid ride and Captain Marvel adventures are listed as companion and stage broadcasts.
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Hardys
Andy Hardy
Mickey Rooney
Andy
Virginia Grey
John Shelton
Albert Dekker
Charles Butterworth
Donald Meek
Ginger Rogers
James Stewart
Ginger
Jimmie
James Ellison
Beulah Bondi
Charles Coburn
Cesar Romero
Cisco Kid
Mary Beth Hughes
WCOP
Captain Marvel
Red Cross Drives Knit and Sew Groups in Local Parishes
A bridge whist event at EK of C Hall raises funds for St Vincent's Orphan Guild. Mrs Albert Carter pleads for Red Cross support. In Notre Dame Parish Mrs RH A Denault organizes a knit and sew group at 1 Sherman Street with Thursday materials distribution. In St John Parish Mrs Mary A Fitzgerald at 24 Russell Street runs Wednesday work sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent’s Orphan Guild
C. Hall
A. G. Autheir
Red Cross
Albert Carter
Notre Dame Parish
RH. A. Denault
Sherman St
Mary A. Fitzgerald
Russell St
Ladies sewing for European relief at Y M C A
In Hawes room the Y M C A hosted a party for European relief sewing. Hostesses included Mrs. Charles N Sears Mrs. Alden Wells Mrs. William Harter Miss Emma Catter Mrs. Giles and Mrs. Wicker. Mrs Albert P Carter spoke on Emergency Work for England.
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Hawes
Charles N. Sears
Alden Wells
William Harter
Emma Catter
Giles
Wicker
England
Melville Eastham
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Cambridge Gas Light Company
Central SQ
Church ST
MASS
Bundin
Han
Carver ST
Libby's Liquors
Sam Alpert
Pill Hardware & Supply CO
WM. Coady
McBride's Cafe
Col. Brattle and
Boylston Streets
F. & T. Delicatessen
Mowven G
Clark ST
Mass. Ave
City Hall
Steve Mahoney
Seph
Stephen H. Mahoney
Harry Katz
Brookline St
Central
John J. Donahue & Son
Undertakers
Magazine
Central St
Joe Santoro
Prospect ST
Hyzgieume
Belmont Springs Water Co
Winter ST
Belmont
David J. Nelligan
Mass. Ave. Kir
Charles B. Watson
Pearl Bt
Civil Service
John
Redcross
Shea Bros
James J. Shea
Broadway
TRO
Hotel Continental
New England’s
Cambridge, Mass
Chauncey Depew Steeie
Pypine
Jim’s Place
MT. Auburn ST
OUR
Rathskeller
MR. Cronin
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