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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1932
Page
5
City of Cambridge issues a notice of a license hearing on October 2 at 2 PM for Timothy P. Ford to operate a garage for metal cleaning and storage of cases in tanks at Cambridge Garage for two cars. Hearing before the License Commissioners, Chairman Towin A. Quinn.
Public notice announces a hearing before the City License Commission on October 3 at 2 PM in City Hall Cambridge. Applicant Liwise Mugar seeks a license for a garage at 147-140 Lake View Avenue to store and keep two cars for corn transport, pending approval by the commission chaired by John E. Quind.
Pursuant to a power of sale in a mortgage from Leo Green and James Green to Bridgeport Savings Bank dated September 4 in Middlesex County Cambridge property at 47 Awatin Street Cambridge Middlesex County described as land with buildings bounded by various parcels. Sale at 10:00 am Monday October 10 122 on premises described. Terms cash 300 in hand balance in ten days. Notice to contact Henry J Winslow Attorney and John R Gilles Treasurer Cambridge Savings Bank.
By virtue of a mortgage from Arthur Chalk and Mary Chalk to Cambridgeport Savings Bank the real estate at 17 Kinnaird Street Cambridge is sold at public auction October 12 at 4 30 PM. The parcel measures 54 ft 6 in by 60 ft by 46 ft 5 in by 50 ft and is subject to prior liens. A $900 cash payment is required at sale with the balance due within ten days. inquiries directed to Cambridgeport Savings Bank or attorney J. Jose.
Mortgagee forecloses on August 19 1923 deed to Markar of Gairabedian with Fred Torek as grantor. Property in Cambridgeport to be sold at public auction to highest bidder on Monday October 10 at 2 PM. Land description covers 100 by 50 feet blocks north south bounds and street names with payment terms cited.
Cahaly Bros. opens at Mt. Auburn and Boylston streets Harvard Square promising bright, clean rooms and low prices on delicatessen sodas cigars fruits and light groceries. Hours 6 A M to 1 A M Sundays included. The pair from Agassiz Spar invite all to shop and form a habit.
A Cambridge reader defends the Recreation Department and Stephen Mahoney, noting expanded facilities from seven summer playgrounds to nineteen year round sites, two beaches and gardens, plus seven winter community centers. The correspondent cites reduced juvenile crime with parks, and praises Mahoney’s leadership across Cambridge and neighboring cities. The letter also thanks Democratic voters in the Eighth District and comments on civil conduct by city officials.
A speaker cites figures on recreation funding and urban controls, noting expense levels and the need for monitors. He defends Steve Mahoney while signaling concerns about salaries and city spending, and thanks supporters for nominating him as Democratic representative in the Second Middlesex District.
Deitrick thanks thousands of voters for winning the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 9th district. He credits the press and opponents and pledges to wage a campaign despite a gerrymandered map aiding the Republican candidate.
Keith's next week presents Once In a Lifetime a Moss Hart George Kaufman film comedy starring Jack Oakie Sidney Fox Aline McMahon Russell Hopton and a noted ensemble including Nan Halperin Sid ney Fox and others. A vaudeville carnival features Si Wills Joan Davis Navan Pearce Jay Velie Doreen Blake and more with Gracie Schenk and Don Harris Co direct from Europe.
The Metropolitan reviews Marlene Dietrich in Blonde Venus starring with Herbert Marshall and Gary Grant under Von Sternberg. A stage lineup features Will Mahoney, Raquel Torres, Buddy Clark, Sammy Liner, and a Malibu Beach revue with vaudeville and musical comedy stars. Fabien Levitzky conducts the Metropolitan Grand Orchestra.
The REO Boston Theatre plans a great next week lineup headlined by The Last Man a thrilling sea mystery film set at a ship near Port Suez and complemented by the Marcus Show of 1932 En Vie Paris portrayed as the stage attraction.
The background with Charles Bickford leads an ensemble including Alec G Francis Alan Roxroe Robert Ellin and Kit Guard. Based on fines that built Folies Bergere and Moulin Rouge revues the Greater Marees Show of 032 in La Vie Parie is a large musical revue on a vaudeville stage with sixty nine artistes in the company.
Promoters hype a Boston Garden bout next Friday night pitting Gus Sonnenberg the human battering ram against Jack Washburne the famed Punch and Kick wrestler. Crowd expects speed brains and a dramatic main event after a strong undercard in Cambridge styled build up.
Harold Lloyd returns to Boston with Movie Crazy a new comedy at the Paramount and Uptown Theatres opening Friday September 24. The plot features a timid lover who mistakes two women for the same person and triggers a humorous on set battle.
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