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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1938
Page
4
Cambridge crowds flock to Sam Price weekly bouts at the Boston Arena. Wrestling fans enjoy a mix of rough action and skillful technique on Wednesday nights drawing local interest and enthusiasm.
Arthur MacKenzie promotes the 39 Ford lineup at Mackenzie Motor Sales Co Cambridge Massachusetts presenting a range in line finish equipment and beauty. He praises the car as superior to prior models and notes broad public appeal. The ad highlights Henry and Edson as driving the project and invites viewings.
A Night of strenuosity features masked demons and a cast of tough veterans like The Dark Hazard Sailor Adams Steve Costello Harry Finklestein Red Gale Fred Bourne and others. The weekly Wednesday event draws fans who crave hard hitting athletic combat and disregard referees or rules.
A two feature program headlines Mischa Auer Mary Boland Edward Everett Horton and the Little Tough Guys with In Society and Annabel Takes a Tour. In Society follows a socialite mother who adopts alley kids to guide her indolent son. Annabel Takes a Tour shows publicity exploits around Annabel’s Chicago appearance with Jack Oakie Lucille Ball and supporting cast.
The text praises Hardy catering for social gatherings, noting quick pleasant food service and reliable response to inquiries. It highlights music, guests, and a distinctive spread flavor as key aspects of the events. The phone ARL-0077 is cited as consistently satisfying.
Park Board discussions with Civil Service Commission executives and a member’s home meetings led to a majority vote to accept a report. The panel recommended appointing an Asst. Supt. of Parks with a proposed salary of 2500, spurred by John Spencer’s push to 2800 amid objections. A provisional appointment of ex-Rep. Frank Coady was rumored as a possibility.
A Cambridge notice to car owners in Wards 9 and 10 promotes the Lincoln Service Station on Observatory Hill at Concord and Huron Aves. It urges regular oiling and greasing to reduce long term costs and avoid road trouble. The station offers export oiling and quick, thorough service for easy, quiet operation.
Funeral services for Sophie T. Corriveau of 84 Aberdeen avenue were held at Sacred Heart Church Watertown with a 10 o'clock requiem high mass. A Quebec native and longtime Harvard retiree, she died last Monday night at 60. Burial was at St Mary's cemetery Salem. Survived by sisters Mrs Georgianna Chartrand Neponset Mrs Celine Fortin 86 Aberdeen avenue and Mrs Leda Picard Weymouth. Funeral arrangements by Daniel F O'Brien Funeral Home.
The Avenue Liquor Mart Inc. and manager L. Arthur Gannon apply to renew a Cambridge license to sell beverages on the package goods basis at 1083 Massachusetts Avenue on the first floor with a cellar for storage. Timothy F. Leahy Heeman E. Guthem signed the notice.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court notices probate petition for will and two executors Frederick W Dallinger of Lowell Maine and Mary F Lowell of Cambridge seek appointment without bond. Objections due December 6 1998 Cambridge courthouse before 10 am. Witness Judge John C Legent November 14 1938.
Boraschi’s Cafe at 21 Corning St Boston offers Italian and American meals in a cheerful setting with prompt service and good liquors. Eddie and Freddie manage the place aimed at pleasing patrons from Cambridge and theater crowds.
City notice lists Modestinao DeVito doing Musty’s Restaurant seeking renewal to sell all alcoholic beverages at a seven day restaurant located at 176 Gore Street corner Lambert Street Cambridge. The premises include one room on the first floor and three rooms on the second floor with dining room kitchen and storeroom and storage use noted. Date on notice is November 19.
Nothee fe hereby elven under General Laws Chapter 135 that Hyman Isenberc doing business as Wuorsthaus has applied for renewal of license to sell alcoholic beverages 28 A&A common victualer at Boylston Street Cambridge with dining room kitchen on first floor and cellar storage in said building. Joan E Quinn Herman E Gutheim.
Notice is given under General Laws that Honey Bee Cafe Inc with Theodore J Lazarides as manager has applied for renewal of a license to sell all alcoholic beverages by common victualers at The Mass Avenue Cambridge dining room and kitchen on first floor with cellar storage in the building.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 185. River Street Cafe Inc and Edwin A Mercer request license to operate as common victualler at 123 River Street Cambridge. Dining room kitchen on first floor with cellar storage. Hearing by Board of License Commissioners November 10.
A petition in Cambridge asks to legally change the name of Charles William Pullar to George William Morley. Those opposing must file a written appearance by 10:00 a.m. December 12, 1988, in the Cambridge court, witnessed by John C Legrat, Esq, Register Jordan announces the filing on November 8, 1938 with subsequent notices.
Under General Laws ape it8, Joseph V. Rokleki trading as Joe's Restaurant seeks renewal of license to sell wine and malt beverages as a seven day restaurant at 11 Cambridge Street Kitchen with a cellar for storage. Navy. 19.
Notice from Middlesex County listing a petition to appoint a receiver for described property in the Fast Cambridge area. Albert Hodgman of Stoneham is named if suitable, with objection due by a specified date and place in Lowell. Compelling details include dates, parties Annie M. Frockelbank and others, and court actions filed by Ratha ft. Vines and John C. Legeat.
A petition before the Middlesex probate court seeks Charles E. Farrey of Woburn as receiver of property tied to Alden H. Proctor. Deposits are made in Cambridge Savings Bank and Barrie Savings Bank for the benefit of Proctor estates. Court appearances required by November 22 1908.
Theodore Lombardia of Cambridge requests a name change to Theodore Germanin. Objections must be filed in court by ten o clock in the morning on December 15 1588. Witness John C Leceat clerk of said court.
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