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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1925

Page

3

Winthrop High Elects Next Basketball Captain

At a meeting of the boys awarded letters in basketball Paul Connor was elected captain for next year. Outlook for next season is strong with a full veteran team expected. Debate with Revere High is set for Friday evening May 8. Coach Harold Poole announces baseball candidates in large numbers. Guy Lothrop is captain and Cornelius Donovan manager this season.

Paul Connor Ans Harold Poole Guy Lothrop Cornelius Donovan

Mrs Mary E Reese dies after long illness

Mrs Mary E Reese of 81 Fremont street died in her sleep early Saturday March 28 after a six year illness. She was born May 15 1880 and lived in town since 1910. Survived by husband John T and eight children four sons John A Walter S Robert L Herbert S and daughters Mae J and Ethele E. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at home and grave with Rev John L Ivey officiating. Funeral director Fred H Tope of 145 Main street.

Mary E. Reese Fremont St John T John A Walter S Robert L Herbert S Mae J Ethele E John L. Ivey Fred H. Tope Main St

Winthrop Knights Templars Attend Easter Service

On Easter Sunday April 12 Winthrop Commandery K T will attend services at St Johns Episcopal Church Rev Ralph M Harper pastor will deliver the Easter sermon at 10 45.

Winthrop Commandery K. T St. John’s Episcopal Church Ralph M.harper

Boston Harbor Woman's Club Holds March Fort Andrews Meeting

The Boston Harbor Woman's Club met at Fort Andrews Boston Harbor on Thursday March 26. Mrs F F Black welcomed attendees and Mrs Ama Dreagar the president gave the address of welcome. Members spoke on club history donations to the post hospital and shipboard activities. Fourteen new members were enrolled. The next meeting will be April 8 at Mrs L L Smith 350 Winthrop Street 1130 A M with box lunch.

Boston Harbor F. F. Black Fort Andrews Ama Dreagar Cora M. Holohan Winthrop Mary Bumps Post Hospital Fort Banks L. L. Smith Winthrop St

Bent Wood Shaping via Steam in Forestry Work

The forest service notes steam bending as the best method for wood shaping in Bend. Hickory and ash are common choices. A straight timber is steamed thoroughly, bent to the desired form, and clamped until dry.

The Forest Service

Ant nest sizes revised by modern research

Lord Avebury once estimated up to 400000 insects per ant nest. New studies show the figures were too high yet reveal astonishingly large colonies and surprising nesting patterns within ant populations.

Lord Avebury

Right Course of Action Reflected in Straight Lines

Philosophical note cites Exchange stating there is one correct course of action and one straight path, arguing that two kinds of right action or two kinds of straight lines cannot exist.

Meanest man in the world is the warden

A biting quotation marks the cruelty of a warden who tortures inmates by using a tack in the electric chair. The author identifies the warden as the heart of cruelty in this harsh, condemnatory remark.

Bison

Rangers Hold Indoor Meeting and Floral Exhibit Preview

The Rangers met March 26 with Mrs Osborne presiding and Miss Lizzie Allen in the chair. Grace Allen announced an exhibition of spring flowers and orchids at the Horticultural Hall Boston March 26 to 29. Mrs Russell led the afternoon program and shared Ber muda trip pictures and plant specimens. Members read nature stories from Wings by Gene Stratton Porter and paid tribute to the author. The next meeting on April 9 on Beacon Hill will be at Hall of Flags State House at 11 A M led by Mrs Davison.

Rangers Russell Osborne New York Bermuda Gene Stratton Porter Roll Call Beacon Hill Hall of Flags State House Davison

Town Notes Highlight Local Moves and Social Items

Mr Wray Rohman and family moved to 91 Bartlett road from Winchester with Mrs Clarence Mundy his mother in law taking their former home. Mrs Mundy is to be the mother in law. Fred T Strachan, former Highland resident, returns to Winthrop and settles on Sunnyside avenue. Helen Kennedy hosted guests at her Coras Street Center home. Cordelia Wheeler and Herman Robertson have filed marriage intentions. John Hendricks, popular clerk, resigns and vacationing in Needham. Mrs Wm Fielding is seriously sick at her Chester avenue home.

Wray H. Rohman Bartlett Rd Winchester Clarence Mundy Fred T. Strachan the Highlands Arlington Winthrop Sunnyside Av John Hendricks Needham

Blanche M Hayes Pupils Deliver Second Recital at Home

The second pianoforte recital of Blanche M Hayes pupils occurred at 169 Cottage Park Rd last Saturday. It featured students performing from memory with solid interpretation. Participants included Marion Merrill Bernard F McElligott Jr Harriet White Robert Mulcahy Barbara Brown Ruth Harvey Jane Runice Gordon Connor Gertrude Leach Barbara Littleton Albert Wain Virginia Littleton Catherine Brennan Lillian Clemens Jacob Paul Helen Doig Marjory Coghlin Esther Stawler Clifton Seibert Marion Baskin Mary Clark Ruth Jones Luke Gillespie Adela Oppenheim Evelyn Mitten John Conley Elizabeth N Allen Bernard McDonald Florence Nolan and B O Donnell. More students without solos will perform in June.

Harriet White Robert Mulcahy Barbara Brown Ruth Harvey Jane Runcie Gordon Connor Gertrude Leach Barbara Littleton Albert Wain Virginia Littleton Catherine Brennan Lillian Clemens Jacob Paul Helen Doig Marjory Coghlin Esther Stawler Clifton Seibert Marion Baskin Mary Clark Ruth Jones Luke Gillespie Adela Oppenheim Evelyn Mitten John Conley Elizabeth N. Allen Bernard McDonald Florence Nolan B. O'Donnell

Sewing Machine Expert Campbell Serves Winthrop

Winthrop women praise Albion R. Campbell the sewing machine expert whose New England district covers repair service. He revived a nearly 50 year old Singer machine in five hours, turning a potential junker into a valued tool. He sells accessories parts oils needles threads and provides estimates. Reach him at Ocean 1228 W or 219 Lincoln St.

Winthrop Albion R. Campbell New England Campbell

Napoleon's Trocadero Palace Chosen for 1878 Paris Fair

The Trocadero on a hill near Passy was selected for the Paris World’s Fair of 1878. Napoleon chose the site for a grand palace intended for his son the Prince of Rome.

Passy Napoleon Rome

Manifestly Unlikely Parish Tale Sparks Village Gossip

In a village street a woman mocks the new minister as mad while recounting his jab at a parishioner. The man, said to weigh 240 pounds, was told to beware lest he be weighed in the balance and found wanting.

Noisy Affection Musical Director-Quiet-quieter

A London humorist wittily critiques a conductor’s noisy affection in musical directions. The passage plays on stage banter and comic, affectionate misreadings of conductors and performers. The tone blends irony with a lighthearted jab at orchestral authority.

London

Young Patron Disturbs McQuarrie's Restaurant Scene

A male patron at McQuarrie's restaurant in Winthrop Beach caused a disturbance Monday around 11 by hurling a chair through a large plate glass window and overturning a marble top table. Patrolmen Butler and Haigh arrived, but the man fled in a taxi with friends.

McQuarrie Winthrop’ Beach Butler Haigh

No Man Satisfied With His Own Opinion Says All Want Majority

A blunt thought questions power of opinion as individuals seek to shape how others think. The remark implies people resist owning views if they cannot sway a broader audience.

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