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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
4
The notice states the publication is issued weekly on Saturdays and entered as second class matter on March 13 1919 at the Boston Massachusetts post office under the act of March 8 1879.
Article notes George H Russell as editor and publisher and member of the Board of Trade. Details about the newspaper’s contact line appear in the header segment. No further contextual events are provided in the readable text.
The notice requires both the new and old addresses when a change of address is requested. A one week notice is required before the address change takes effect.
A local citizen letter argues for responsible parental guidance and stronger work ethic to curb crime and improve town character. The writer endorses returning to traditional values, stressing discipline, obedience, and constant effort as keys to personal and communal success. Old Timer calls for boosting Winthrop in print and public life.
A historical brief from the Ocean newspaper dated Saturday April 4 1925 summarizes a local item labeled Ocean 1147. It notes a dated archival entry with minimal context and preserves the period voice without embellishment.
An elderly pair discuss Fora Hall and the Forum, noting free speech clashes with Bolshevik anxieties, pacifist views in colleges, and propaganda concerns. They debate the Water Board funding and bond plans for Winthrop fire protection, urging prudent charges and duty to country.
Announcement in Winthrop informs the marriage of Paul F. Howard son of Mr and Mrs Chap ning Howard to Helene Haskell of Plymouth Mass. The ceremony was conducted by Rev William J Day at the First Baptist Church. The couple plan to reside in Winthrop after an automobile trip. Howard is junior partner in Whitman and Howard engineers.
A London cafe offers a pet friendly dining space where women shoppers and others may leave their dogs while they dine. The facility combines a cafe with a dog friendly area for patrons and their pets.
The 1811 New Madrid earthquake reshaped the lower Mississippi region, triggering lake formations in Arkansas and Louisiana as landscape features shifted after the seismic event.
A Duluth Herald quote reflects on reputation built through generous effort and volunteer help, noting that personal character grows from aiding others and offering gratuitous assistance.
A brief note quotes Collins on the supremacy of reason guiding peaceful outcomes. The saying emphasizes that a calm, logical approach leads to harmony and resolves conflicts without force. It frames rational thought as central to social order and personal conduct.
Corner of Buchanan and Bowden notices list Ralph M. Harper as rector and Eugene P. Whittier as organist. Palm Sunday April 5 includes 8:00 and 10:45 services with a men’s communion and a Kindergarten and Pri children procession and palm distribution. Holy Week daily services April 6-10 at 8 o’clock. Easter Day April 12 offers 7:00, 8:00, 10:45 a.m., 3:00 and 4:30 p.m. services.
The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal at Metcalf Square lists John L. Ivey as pastor. Morning worship at 10780. Amelia Lueck Frantz is soloist. Minnie Floyd plays organ. Sunday school at noon. Epworth League at 6 30. evening worship at 7 30. Friday prayer meeting and Bible study at 8.
Mass times listed for St John the Evangelist Winthrop Street with services by Rev John H Griffin and Rev John J OBrien. Daily masses at 6 and 7 AM, first Friday 5 30 and 7 30, Holy Hour 7 45 to 8 45, Sunday Masses at 7 30 10 16 and 11 30 with 8 30 children mass and Sunday School.
Union Congregational Church at Tewksbury street Winthrop Beach lists Sunday School for primary and junior departments at 9 30 am followed by morning worship with sermon at 10 45 am Intermediate classes and Men's Class at 12 10 pm Junior Christian Endeavor at 5 30 pm Seniors meet at 6 15 pm and evening worship with sermon at 7 30 pm under Pastor Rev Martin E Van deMark.
Rev. William J. Day leads morning worship at 10 30 Bible school at 12 00 Christian Endeavor at 6 15 evening worship at 7 30 and a church prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 45.
The Union Church of Christ at Point Shirley invites all to attend Sunday school at 11 and preaching at 7 30 in the evening. The church operates as a community church inviting broad welcome.
The First Unitarian Church on Hermon Street holds Sunday worship at 10 45 A M with sermon and Sunday school at noon The Men s Bible Class is led by superintendent Rev Leonard Cushman Organist Mrs Maude Paradis Lane and soloist Miss Ethel Dyffryn The R W Savage Guild meets at 7 30 P M
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 165 Winthrop Street lists Sunday services at 10 45 in the church building. Sunday school for youths under 20 meets at 12 16 with a testimonial meeting each Wednesday at 7 80. A free public reading room is available in the edifice.
The temple at Shirley Street Winthrop conducts daily services at 7 a.m. Special services are held Friday at sunset and Saturday at 8 a.m.
Windsor Castle in England is described as Europe’s most venerable royal residence, founded by the conqueror and located near Windsor. The note emphasizes its age and historic status among royal homes.
A special commission appointed by the British government proposes teaching domestic service instruction in all elementary schools for girls aged twelve to fourteen. The plan aims to study conditions in England and prepare girls for domestic work.
Charles L. Barlow 60, longtime Standard Oil official in East Boston, died last Monday from complications after nasal surgery. A Middleton, Connecticut native, he moved to Winthrop nearly 25 years ago with wife Lucy G. Barlow. Survived by two brothers Alfred C. of Pittsburgh and Howard K. E. Barlow of Providence. Funeral held Thursday at First Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Winthrop Cemetery. Mr. Bennison listed as director.
The Higginsville Jeffersonian quotes a temptation to linger in bed, arguing only a decisive person rises despite the chill. It frames rising as a moral test and a call to action, with a conservative tone about discipline and work.
Mrs Nellie Fillmore Dorsey of 1018 Shirley street thanks friends and neighbors of Point Shirley and Winthrop for sympathy and kindness after the death of her husband John T. Dorsey.
A unique London club named the King's own gathers girls who have served prison sentences and are now reformed members. The group emphasizes rehabilitation and solidarity among women who have overcome past offenses.
A reflective note suggesting that considering benevolent intention helps preserve friendships and peace. The author advises choosing the better motive in ambiguous situations to maintain harmony and trust among peers.
Pitcairn Island in the South Pacific covers about two square miles and hosts roughly 160 residents. It was settled in 1790 by mutineers from the British ship Bounty.
A tongue in cheek line about Uncle Jim promising a future windfall. The speaker teases the uncle’s figure and money, noting a round, money worth figure as a humorous boast.
The first United States immigration law dated March 3 1875 barred entry to aliens who had been convicted of crimes.
Charles L. Barlow of Winthrop Centre died March 30 in his 60th year. Funeral from the Methodist Episcopal Church Winthrop Centre Thursday April 2 at 2 PM. Rev. John L. Ivey officiated. Interment in Winthrop Cemetery. Funeral conducted by Mr and Mrs Charles R Bennison Undertakers.
Deaths listed for John T. Dorsey aged 102 at 1026 Shirley street Mary E. Reese aged 45 at 81 Fremont street Capt Richmond Grant Stoehr aged 86 at 86 Johnson avenue Chester BE Field aged 66 at 66 Washington Avenue
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