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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1934
Page
4
The article notes widespread consumer confusion after new liquor privileges. Clerks often cannot answer questions about grade and blend, leading to distrust of general stores. Norton Beverage Co. at 2337 Mass Ave Cambridge markets beer wine and liquor exclusively with clear price quality alignment and knowledgeable staff.
Busy shoppers in Central square discover the Karmelkorn Shop at 22 Central square near EI buses for Allston and Porter square. Fresh karmelkorn prepared twice daily proves popular with corn specialties and low prices. Miss Euphemia Danish presides over the counter offering prompt service.
A jumble of local figures includes former Rep Arthur Blanchard avoiding publicity and officials like Judge Monahan and Judge Counihan reading campaigns. Talks mention breakfast plans for Wednesday and widening Inman Square with civic figures including Danny Leahy and Babe Ruth. City matters involve Mayor Russell, City Council President Foley, and Councillor Roche amid voting machine action.
Henry J. Mahoney publishes edits and manages Cambridge Sentinel. Owner lists address 101 Fountain Terrace with no bondholders or security holders owning 1 percent or more. Notarized by Albert T. Doyle on October 3, 193? in Middlesex County Massachusetts.
Della Mitchells Essex Restaurant at 7 Essex Street is a popular city dining spot. The well regulated venue offers courteous service and a complete line of beverages and foods under the guidance of local resident Della Mitchell.
The John J. Kiley Club holds its weekly dance tonight at Cyprus Hall Central Square. This is the third event in addition to the club’s regular activities with a feature billed as a basket force. The committee includes William F. Galgay chairing along with John J. Kiley Charles H. Shea Charles Franks Timothy Brennan M. Frank Curran Mae McCarthy Helen Sullivan Mary Burke Henry Reid Marguerite McNamara.
Middlesex Probate Court orders notice to heirs and kin of Henry M M Montague of Cambridge. No will presented yet. Duncan W. MacDonald seeks letters testamentary without bond. Hearing set December 6 1964 at 10am. publish citation weekly for three weeks in Cambridge Sentinel and notify all known interested parties 30 days before court.
In Mahe Seychelles a local custom links Tortoise gifting with a girl’s birth and marriage. A newly hatched tortoise is given to the newborn girl and later killed and eaten at marriage on rare occasions.
Judge Charles Almy died at his home on Brattle Street after a two month illness. A Harvard and Harvard Law School graduate, he served twenty years on the East Cambridge district court and was active in the Boy Scout movement. Survived by his wife Helen and six children, his death ends a noted judicial career begun in Brattle Square and ending with retirement in 1921.
Democratic rallies are scheduled tonight for Councillor Charles H. Shea and William F. Galgay with a series of open air and hall stops at Auburn A A Putnam avenue Pearl street Western avenue Howard street Bay and Franklin Putnam square and Temple street Central square Tonight a Curley governor rally will be held Sunday in Inman Hall under the Portuguese American Citizens Assn with Joseph Souza presiding
The Cambridge Art League convened Friday evening at the Hotel Continental to discuss ongoing projects and upcoming exhibitions. Members reviewed plans for a spring show and awarded a small grant for student artists.
Mr and Mrs Keohan return from a motor trip through New York and live in Jamaica Plain temporarily. Mrs Landry Keohan expresses enthusiasm for resuming cultural life in Cambridge while Mr Keohan, foreshadowing, plans to settle into a domestic role.
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