Interclub League Finishes Season Dinner Honors Winners
Members of the Interclub Bowling League held the 13th annual season finale at Highlands Yacht Club. President Lester E. Stevenson and Secretary Charles W. Dorr awarded prizes after a dinner and entertainment attended by over 75 members and friends.
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The
Highlands Yacht Club
Lester E. Stevenson
Charles W. Dorr
Kcy
Stevenson
Commodore Cowdin
Winthrop Yacht Eee
Commodore Gore
Cottage Park Yacht Club
G. K. Boylan
K. of C
Commodore Carty
the Highlands Yacht Club
L. Cobb
Odd Fellows
Dorr
League For
Voter Registration Session Set for April 6 1932
The Board of Registrars of Voters will hold a registration session for all precincts in Town Hall on Wednesday April 6 from 12 Noon to 10 PM. Naturalized citizens must present naturalization papers for examination before registration. This session registers voters for the April 26 primaries to elect delegates to the National Conventions in June for presidential candidates.
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Board of Registrars of Voters
Start of Annual Poll List Work In Town
The Win Assessing Department begins its season with street listers at 9:00 Monday to census residents for the annual poll list. They will visit every home to record names ages and occupations of residents twenty and older and note counts of m iners dogs horses and boats as required by Acts and Resolves of Massachusetts 1923. The March to April listing follows law requiring April first residence and age data for poll tax liability and exemptions.
Winthrop Names Childress Milk Inspector for 1932 33
The Winthrop Board of Health this week appointed William D. Childress to act as Milk Inspector for the 1932 1933 term.
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Winthrop Board—of—_Health
William D. Childress
Knights Observe 50th Anniversary in New Haven event
Winthrop Council Knights of Columbus held a special Tuesday meeting conferring the Honorary Degree on twelve members in honor of the Golden Anniversary of the Knights of Columbus founding at New Haven Connecticut fifty years ago. Grand Knight Arthur G. Boylan Jr led the ceremony.
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Winthrop Council
K. of C
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Arthur G. Boylan, Jr
Honorary Members Receive Commemorative Mementos
Presiding officer presented each Honorary member with a commemorative memen. The recipients listed include Thos F Burke Edward F Call Peter Corcoran P G K Jos J Devereaux John J Kennedy P G K Timothy Mahoney Wm H Mahoney and Jos.
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Thos. F. Burke
Edw
F. Call
Peter Corcoran
P.G.K
Jos. J.devereaux
John J. Kennedy
Timothy Mahoney
Wm. H. Mahoney
Jos
Winthrop Catholic Club Third Annual Ball At Elks Hall
The Winthrop Catholic Club held its third annual ball at Elks Hall despite bad weather. About 200 couples attended, with Mrs. Matthew L. McDonald as chair and a large committee contribution. The hall featured fern and palm decorations and a reception for officers ran from nine to nine thirty. Twelve usherettes in gowns escorted guests to the Receiving Line, greeted by club officers and guest speaker.
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Winthrop Catholic ‘S Club
Elks’ Hall
Winthrop
Matthew L. McDonald
Mae Burditt
Lydia Carly
Wm. Coffey
Delma Gaffney
Elinore Garvey
Frances. Goodwin
Mary. Macken
Charlotte McLeod
Margaret McLeod
Helen Sullivan
Frank J. Shea
Harriett. Visa
High School Comedy Skidding Set For Friday Play
The 1932 High School will stage the comedy Skidding in Osborne Hall at the Senior High School on Friday evening at 8. A dress rehearsal for Grammar and Junior High pupils is scheduled Monday afternoon. The High School Orchestra will play before and between acts. Miss Clara M. Spencer chose the cast including Aunt Milly Elizabeth Tucker ARGYietere Wendell Grimes and several others.
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Osborne Hall
Winthrop Theatre
Clara M. Spencer
Winthrop League of Women Voters Elects Officers
Mrs. Roland M. Baker, president of the Massachusetts League of Women Voters, launched the Winthrop League last Monday afternoon. She began by asserting there should be a active civic effort and organization in Winthrop.
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Winthrop League of Women Voters
Roland M. Baker
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Winthrop League
Women’s Civic League Discusses Politics as Science
Mrs. Baker states politics should be a science not fame urging women to engage from morning milk to nightly chores in governance. Miss Spackman leads due to Mrs. May’s absence as Katherine Ernst attends, with Mrs. True Worthy White praising League work and noting Reading Springfield Andover progress in efficiency in government.
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Baker
Charles Leslie May
Winthrop Women's Republican Club
May
Spackman
State League
Katherine Ernst
State Bulletin
True Worthy White
League
Department of Efficiency
Reading
Springfield
Andover
Change Name of Transit District Bill Moves Forward
A favorable report by the legislative committee on metropolitan affairs supports a bill to rename the metropolitan transit district to the Boston metropolitan district. The measure would allow the district to issue notes or bonds in conjunction with the Boston Elevated reorganization, with options for discount or callable at a premium or both.
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Legisative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Metropolitan Transit
Boston Metropolitan District
Boston Elevated
Breakwater Bill Hearing At State House, Tuesday, April 5
Fire at Centre Fire Station on Pauline street caused roof damage estimated at $200. Reinforcements from Beach Station increased costs by $25 to $30. Cause of the blaze near a wooden skylight remains undetermined.
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Centre
Pauline Street
John Fox
Methodist Musicale Delights With Ferrari Di Crosta Trio
The M. E. Church group led by Mrs. Carl Turner presented a March 29 musicale in the Assembly Hall featuring Miss Ferrari on accordion and vocalizing, and Mr. Di Crosta. They offered a varied program with saxophone, bass clarinet, guitar, and piano demonstrations, stories, and laughter.
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Methodist Church
Carl Turner
Ferrari di Crosta
di Crosta
Miss Ferrari
By Law Prohibits Asbestos Shingle Laying in Town
Building Inspector Timothy J. Mahaney announces a town by law amendment passed at the annual meeting. The new section prohibits laying asbestos or fire resisting shingles over wooden shingles on any building. Repairs to existing roofs are allowed after storms or fires.
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Timothy J. Mahaney
Public Hearing on Winthrop Shore Drive Protection Bill
Winthrop residents, especially Beach section, can speak next Tuesday April 5 at 10 30 A M in Room 245 State House before the Ways and Means Committee on House Bill 1247. The bill proposes a 105000 appropriation to build a breakwater or strengthen the seawall to protect Winthrop Shore Drive with cost sharing among the State metropolitan district municipalities and Winthrop.
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Winthrop
House Committee On Ways and Means
State House
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Senate
Department of Public Works
Winthrop Shore Drive
Highway Fund
Metropolitan Parks
Aiiola of
Revere
Committee On Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Metropolitan Water Works Explained By Hendrickson
Harry Hendrickson of the Metropolitan District Commission spoke at the Winthrop Kiwanis Club on March 23 about the Metropolitan Water Works. He traced the system from an 18th century tub to the Swift River project. Plans for the Swift River Dam would create a 25 mile by six mile reservoir up to 100 feet deep, inundating Enfield and other towns as water fills the basin.
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Harry Hendrickson
Metropolitan District
Winthrop Kiwanis Club
Winthrop Arms Hotel
Hendrickson
Metropolitan Water Works
Metropolitan Water Supply
Devonshire Street
Spring Lane
Enfield
Smiths
Greenwich
Prescott
Cooleyville
Millington
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Childress
Ham’s
Winthrop Beach
Highlands
Spanish Gables
East Boston Coal CO
Francis L. Cronin
Boston
Orleans ST
Henry Murray
James Ave
Park SQ
Wer Ien
Winthrop Catholic Women’s Club
Elks Hall
Milly
Hardy
Elizabeth Tucker
Argyietere
Wendell Grimes
Hardy Eleanor McNutt
Judge Hardy
Grandpa Hardy
William Scott
Estelle Hardy Campbell
Marjorie Newhoff
Marion Hardy
Eldean Campbell
Trenton
John van Dalinda
Myra Hardy Wilcox
Lorraine McEwan
Samuel Garr
Mr. Stubbins
Mr. Pim
Episcopal Parish Players
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winthrop Trust Company
TAX Club
Sam Davis
R. M. Baker
Pres
Mass. League
Fey. Mee
G. G. Fullerton
Chevrolet
Winthrop Center
Saratoga St
East
M. E. Church Group
In Fine Musicale
Ferrari di Crosta Novelty Co
Room
Kiwanis Club
Harry Hendricks
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
B. Whittemore
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