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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1932

Page

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City officials reshuffle as McCaffrey moves to Station 4

Police Inspector J. Harry McCaf frey, lately with the City Law Department, is transferred to Station 4. A Democratic Committee meeting at Prospect Hall focused on voter registration. The First National Bank may take over Central and Inman Trust. The American Legion plans a bronze memorial to late Mayor Edward W. Quinn. Space for nine fire apparatus at the new Central Fire Station near Harvard Square is planned. Public Welfare Board member A. John Serino faced sharp questions at a Finance Committee meeting regarding local aid.

J. Harry McCaffrey City Law Department State House Station 4 Democratic City Committee Prospect Hall Edw. J. Sennett Central Inman Trust First National Bank The American Legion Daniel J. Manley Edward W. Quinn Central Fire Station Harvard Square John Serino Public Welfare Board Foley John

St Marys Parish Guild Plans Penny Sale and Activities

St Marys Parish announces a penny sale on Oct 21 at St Marys Hall Prospect and Harvard to aid the needy. Mrs W H Stanton presides with Mrs David Hanlon as sale chair. Guests include Miss Emma Dechan and many parish members. weekly whist and bridge night is set for next Tuesday with Mrs Lillian Kinneen hosting. Donation Day is slated for Nov 5.

St. Mary's W. H. Stanton David Hanlon Emma Dechan Daniel Callahan Edward Carroll Catherine Comerford Louis Clauss Timothy Crane William Devereaux John Doherty Clara Fallon John Fitzgerald George Frank Patrick Hyde James Kelleher Lillian Kinneen James McAllister Emma McCarthy John T. Noonan Joseph O'Hara William Powers Peter Quinn James Bourke Martin W. Ryan James Welch Annie Collins Mary Leahy Mary McKenna Elizabeth Moran N. L. Riley Jennie Malone Teresa Scanlon Helen Luberta Clauss Guild Association

Odd Colic Cure Lingers in English Village Traditions

Remedies like cinder tea involve dropping a red hot cinder into hot water to cure tummy ache in children. The practice, once common, appears in some English country villages as a relic of past medicine.

Gossips and Parade Spark Civic Debate in The Sentinel

The Sentinel notes Coun cillor Roche on women supervisors for high schools and Mayor Russell's parade reception showing enduring political support. The State House holds a hearing through next Wednesday on Joseph P. Coyne's petition to cut Cambridge Light Co rates, with Coyne citing company practices in a lengthy preview statement.

State House Joseph P. Coyne Cambridge Light Co

New Post Office to Feature Greek design and stone facing

The planned post office, monumental in character and built under the Government Economy Program, will face with stone to match nearby public buildings. It has two main sections on Massachusetts avenue and Green street, with a two-story front and a large basement work area.

United States of America Massachusetts Avenue Green Street

Councillor Lyons Stirs Debate At City Council Session

A one hour city council meeting features Lyons pushing a ward playground plan and moving street yard changes. Finance referrals include a 3700 reserve fund transfer and Harvard heat purchase opinion. An election dept occupancy until November 10 and calls for two welfare investigators also shape the discussion.

Louis H. Fabry Soldier's Aid Public Welfare American Legion Portland Oregon Riche Micitor Twomey Harvard University Treasury Department Lyons Ward Norfolk Street Hampshire Street Auro Thomas Sennor Central Square U. S Mass, Avenue and Pleasant Street Public Welfare Board Election Department Roche Public Welfare Department

Central Square Business Men Meet Monday Night

The Central square business men hold a Monday night supper meeting in Cypress Hall at 6 30. It is election night with entertainment and a serious hour led by Jeremiah F Downey and the secretary pro tem of the Federal Home Loan Bank Corporation. The discussion centers on expanding money in pockets and driving shoppers to Central square stores.

Central Square Cypress Upper) Hall Industrial Association Jeremiah F. Downey Federal Home Loan Bank Corporation

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