Moonlight Sail and Dance by Cambridge Council K of C
The annual Cambridge Council K of C moonlight sail and dance featured local radio stars with vocal and musical entertainment. The S. S. Mayflower departed Bowes Wharf at 8 PM with two popular orchestras and refreshments for invited guests including state and district officials and Boston sports figures. The executive and reception committees were named with members such as John A. O'Brien and Joseph A. Souza guiding the event.
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Cambridge Council
K. of C
Bowes Wharf
Joseph M. Kirby
Joseph H. Martin
Jeremiah J. Coughlin
Francis J. DeCelles
Harold F. Jackson
Thomas
K of C Grala Occasion Reflects Standard
Lists group members and roles such as Finance Invitations Entertainment Arrangements Printing Publicity with names like John J Curtin Paul F Hillery Edward J Sennett and others. Notes it was a grala occasion and up to the usual K of C standard.
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A. Cardullo
H. Cote
J. P. Driscoll
George R. Donahue
Joseph Dube
P. J. Duggan
James M. Foley
J. Cardullo
Thomas J. Murphy
A.D.V
Thomas F. Finnegan
Timothy Cosgrove
Thomas F. McLaughlin
R. A. MacKay
P.G.K
Leo P. McC
Thomas P. Mooney
James J. McKirdy
Charles P. O'Neill
Joseph B. Rosenberger, Jr
B. Vocorest
P. Bolanger
George Donavan
Daniel F. Owens
P.G.E
William F. Forristall
D.L. Bernard B. Welch
John J. O'Brien
Rodney Long Sale of Brighton Land to Hathaway
Trustees of the William Warren Trust convey a 3214 square foot Brighton land parcel with frontage on Chestnut Hill avenue Academy Hill road and Dighton street to Herenice L Hathaway of Cambridge. The buyer aims to invest and enhance property values of the Hathaway estate at 35 Chestnut Hill avenue Brighton. Assessed at 1600 dollars, the purchase price exceeded the assessment. sale negotiated through Rodney W Lone Harvard square realtor.
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George A. Warren
Lyman C. Warren
Walter C. Warren
Brighton
William Warren
Rodney W. Lone
Harvard Square
Waterloo Bridge at REO Keith Theatre With Mae Clarke
The film Water loo Bridge plays at the REO Keith Theatre starring Mae Clarke Kent Douglass Enid Bennett and Doris Liogd under director James Whale. It portrays a London streetwalker’s romance with a Canadian private during World War I leave, not a war film.
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Waterloo Bridge
Robert E. Sherwood
REO Keith
Hollywood
Mae Clarke
Kent Douglass
Enid Bennett
Doris Liogd
James Whale
London
REO Keith-Bolton presents Westminster Blue Heaven Boys week
Mickie Alpert and his Westminster Blue Heaven Boys with his orchestra headline this week assisted by Billy Payne the tenor. Harry and Dan Downing perform in Oh Madame. Laughs From Abroad offers Joe May and Dotty. Equine Wonders introduces the best trained horse. Traveling Husbands with Evelyn Brent closes the program.
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Mickie Alpert
Westminster Blue Heaven Boys
Billy Payne
Harry
Dan Downing
Joe May
Dotty
REO
Evelyn Brent
Mahoney Seeks Ward 9 Council Seat
James F. Mahoney announces candidacy to represent Ward 9 on the City Council at the upcoming primary and election. He notes birth and residence in the ward and ten years of local business activity as part of his appeal for votes.
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James F. Mahoney
Saville St
Metropolis Theatre Presents Max Marcin's Silence
The Paramount stage opened Friday with Max Marcin's drama Silence. The production showcased strong performances and emotional intensity amid a tense, intimate atmosphere.
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Paramount
Max Marcin
Carmen esque at the Metropolitan stars Peggy Shannon
Peggy Shannon and Charles Starrett headline in a Carmen esque stage unit at the Metropolitan. Peggy Shannon appears in dual roles as Norma in a lush romantic Spain setting with Clive Brook's daughter and his sweetheart. Arthur Marte will accompany on the organ with Food for Thought.
Politics and Son of India headline at Publix Central 8 Theater
Marie Dressler and Polly Moran star in a comedy about a woman running for mayor with Moran as campaign manager. The farce features a strike against husbands and exposes a crooked mayor with gangster satellites. Supporting players include Roscoe Ates William Bakewell Karen Morley John Millan Joan Marsh Ramon Novarro Conrad Nagel Marjorie Rambeau Madge Evans Aubrey Smith.
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Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Marie
Roscoe Ates
Polly
William Bakewell
Karen Morley
John Millan
Joan Marsh
Currie Grovestein Congratulated as Bank President
At the Central Trust Company monthly meeting ER Currie Grovestein received many congratulations on his election as President of the Reliance Cooperative Bank. He is a Harvard Square realtor and longtime member of the Harvard Square Business Men's Association, active in municipal and social affairs.
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Central Trust Company
ER. Currie Grovestein
Reliance Co-operative Bank
Grovestein
Harvard Square
John Lyons Seeks Ward 3 Cambridge Councillor Seat
Dear Editor announces candidacy for Cambridge Ward 3 councillor. Born in Cambridge, educated in its public schools, veteran of World War I, LL B from Suffolk Law School, admitted to Massachusetts and District Court practice. Describes years of legal work with City Solicitor and Cambridge Law Department.
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Cambridge
Tom
Lama
Suffolk Law School
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
District Court of the United States
Cambridge Law Department
Schaaf Versus Roberti Set For Arena Battle Next Thursday
Eddie Mack of Argonne A A announces Ernie Schaaf will face Rob Roberti of Italy at the Arena next Thursday night. Schaaf seeks a clear path to a championship, aided by Jack Sharkey. Preliminary bouts follow. tickets from Argonne Office 7 Water Street Boston.
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Schaaf-Roberti
Arena
Mack
Argonne A. A
Eddie Mack
Ernie Schaaf
Rob Roberti
Italy
Schaaf
Roberts
Cambridge
Scheaf
Jack Sharkey
Ernie
Maloney
Sharkey
Mr. Mack
Argonne
Water Street
Boston
Eddie
Not Responsible Quote About $2 Bill Lifetime
A brief quotation from Erle Record notes the life of a two dollar bill ranges seven to eight months and asserts no such bill has died on their hands. The remark reflects skepticism about the currency’s longevity.
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Erle
Keeping the Face Clean A Pound of Diet Per Year
A Woman's Home Companion piece notes the effort of facial cleanliness amounts to lifting about a pound of diet per year per person. It frames daily grooming as a small yet ongoing physical load on individuals.
Hygeiae Courses Claim Cure for Speech Defects
Dr. John A. Glassburg in Hygeia Magazine argues speech disorders stem from bad habits and affect confidence, personality, and social behavior. He promotes early education, breath control, and diction improvements as curative, linking speech therapy to overall mental and physical hygiene.
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John A. Glaysburg
Hygeia Magazine
Glassburg
Assburg
Early Newsletters Pioneered Modern Newspaper Idea
The article traces letters as forerunners of newspapers from the sixteenth century. A London dated March 18 1570 report on piracy was shown in Cologne. Frankfurt house Fogger built a large client base by providing this news service and post delivery spread the practice to regular subscribers.
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Detroit News
Cologne
London
Fogger
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Gutenberg
Cambridge License Hearing for Garage Use at 1 Dale Street
City of Cambridge announces a license hearing before the License Commission on September 31 at 2 o clock. Petition by Eleanor A Richardson seeks a third class garage license and storage of gasoline in tanks for one car at 1 Dale Street. Chairman John E Quinn presides.
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Ara
Eleanor A Richardson
Dale Street
Cambridge
Order of Board of License Commissionere
Notice of License Hearing for Cambridge Garage
Minasabachusette notice announces a license hearing before the License Commission at Boom City Hall on Monday afternoon September 21 at 2 o clock. The hearing concerns granting a license for a garage at 1010-1022 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge for storage of gasoline in tanks and attached tracks to the building. Chairman John Be Quinn leads the License Commission.
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Boom City
Het
Maenschimetts Avenue
Cambridge
Hearing Before City Licence Commission on Jackson Construction
Notice of a license hearing before the Licence Commission in Room 32 City Hall on Monday afternoon September 21 1961 at 2 o clock regarding Jackson Construction Company for licenses to operate a garage of the first class and storage of fuel in tanks at 1721 1720 Massachusetts Avenue and 1 15 Garfield Street Cambridge including a garage in the basement and sub basement for 45 cars. By order of Board of License Commissioners John Quinn Chairman.
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City Hall
Jackson Construction Company, Inc
Massachusetts Avenue
Garfield Istret
Cambridge
Board of License Commissioners
Somewhat Odd Pride Over Family Homestead
Mrs. Bo defends the family home as six generations of Bas have lived on the prairie, despite farms selling and neighbors moving to town. The log house remains, while newer homes exist.
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Prairie Land
Jizpen
Slavery Among Indians and Colonial Practice
The passage notes that many American Indian tribes held slaves from captives, sometimes adopting them or taking captives as wives. It highlights broader practices, especially among northern tribes, and mentions that after African slavery was established in America some Indians owned Black slaves.
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North America
America
Louisville Wife Divorces After Shirks With Chinese Red Finish
A Louisville woman sought divorce after an odd incident involving her husband. After two kitchen chairs, she found he had little left and surprised him by placing a Chinese red finish on two of his golf clubs.
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Louisville
Massachusetts Board of Appeal Public Hearing Notice
The Board of Appeal will hold a public hearing at City Hall Room 8 on a temporary variation request for 00 Cherry Street in District B-3. The action seeks permission to use a basement for a store use under the Zoning Law.
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Board of Appeal
Probate Court notice for Bertha Howland estate in Cambridge
The Middlesex Probate Court issues a citation to all interested in Bertha Howland late of Cambridge. Laurence M Leonard administrator asks reduce bond to a specified sum and the court sets a September hearing in Cambridge to show cause. Copy must be served or published weekly in the Cambridge Sentinel for three weeks.
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Middlesex
Bertha Howland
Cambridge
Laurence M. Leonard
Sid Gort
Cambridge Sentinel
Beast
Anil Court
John Lereat
Isid Court
Loring P
Tordan
Register
Notice of Admin Appointment Probate Court Cambridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to heir at law and next of kin regarding petition for letters of administration on Mary Sughroe deceased. Timothy Dice of Cambridge seeks administration without bond. hearing set September 4, 1901 at 10 AM. Public notice published in Cambridge Sentinel five weeks. last publication one day before court. Judge John C. Jordan.
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Mary Sughroe
Cumbre
Ward
Timothy Dice
Cambridge
Middlesex
Clinton
Cambridge Santine
John C. i
Ie Dey
Accet
Loring P. Jordan
Register
City hearing on Baker Supply license request
Notice to all interested parties that a hearing before the License Commission will be held at City Hall on Monday September 14 1951 at 2 o clock regarding Baker Supply for a first class garage at 145 Broadway in Cambridge. The request covers storage and use of gasoline in a tank for four trucks and other limited quantities as specified by the commission.
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al Portott
License Commission of
Thin City
EL City Hall
Baker Supply
Broadway
Cotebridge
Ee Order of Board of License Commisioners
John Be, Quinn
License hearing notice for Cambridge
Notice to all residents that a hearing will be held before the City Council in Ren on Monday September 4 at 2 o'clock regarding the petition by Brown for a license to sell beer at a gas street saloon on Third Avenue Cambridge Moses John B. Quinn Chairman Ald. SH.
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Notich
Hearing Before City License Commission September 1 1981
Notice to all interested parties that a hearing before the City License Commission will be held in Room See Hall on Monday afternoon September 1 1981 at 2 o clock regarding the petition of W A Green Company for keeping a storage of erdactee Auburn Carba tty with a value of 3000 peta ei allows. Chairman John Quinn presiding ALD 5B.
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Hall
W. A Green Company
Erdactee Auburn Carbatty
Board of License Commissioners
Colleen Meaning and Pronunciation Origins in Irish
The term Colleen is of Irish origin meaning girl or maid and is commonly used as a female name. In English pronunciation it is rendered as kod een with the emphasis on the first syllable.
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Milk Street
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Bow St
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Busingge Established
Telephones University
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Rodney W. Long
Edward J. Donahue
Tel. Porter
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Harvard Bazar
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Undertaker
Cambridge Street
Office Telephone University
Knights OF Columbus
Rodney Long
Reo Keith-Bolton
Kenney
Mass Ave
Porter
Charles B. Watson
Pearl St
Ward 9
Metropolitan Theatre
Colonial Beverage CO
Publix Central
Ramon Novarro
Currie Grovestein
John Lyons
City OF
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John E. Quinn
Cisirman
Minasachusette
Miapanels
John, Quinn
James J. Sabel
Probate
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Massachunetts
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