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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1942

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Coast Guard seeks hundreds for temporary reserve duty

The Coast Guard recruiting office in Boston announced hundreds of men who were previously disqualified for minor physical defects or age limits may enlist in the Coast Guard Temporary Reserve. Recruits will perform beach patrols in the New England district to free regular personnel for afloat combat units. Waivers exist for some defects, fitness must be sound, and full-time service with standard pay and clothing is provided.

Coast Guard State St Boston New England

Salvage Committee Sets Public Meeting Next Tuesday

Chairman George Hamilton announced a town hall hearing Tuesday evening at 8 o clock to discuss the salvage campaign. He urged all interested men and women to attend and help in this vital work.

George Hamilton

Two New Officials Appointed In Town Offices

Monday night two new officials were appointed to fill vacancies created by the enlistment of town clerk Donald S. McLeod and health commissioner Dr. Arthur Murray. Joseph O'Hern of 96 Winthrop Street was appointed town clerk until the next annual March election. Dr. Charles F. Mahoney was named to fill the health commissioner's office for the unexpired term.

Our Country Donald S. McLeod Arthur Murray Joseph O'Hern Winthrop St Charles F. Mahoney

Decrease in Winthrop Car Registrations This Year

A sharp drop in Winthrop automobile registrations is noted with 3,476 cars registered as of August 20, down from 4,329 the previous year. Excise value fell from 48,480.79 to 37,325.04.

Winthrop

Woman's Club Bazaar Set for September 25 in Winthrop

The Winthrop Woman's Club will hold a Bazaar in Odd Fellows Hall on Friday September 25 from 10 to 5. Activities include bridge tea cafeteria lunch candy food fortune telling palm reading garden supplies gifts grabs and games household articles parcel post packages refreshments vegetables and fruits and white elephant items. Proceeds help a Senior High School student win a scholarship.

Winthrop Woman's Club Odd Fellows’ Hall

Hurlburt Named Associate Chairman for 1943 Campaign

Henry F. Hurlburt III of Cambridge will lead the Metropolitan Division north of Boston for the 1943 Greater Boston United War Fund campaign. He recently served as volunteer staff secretary in 1942 and chairs Bundles for America Boston branch. He is assistant treasurer at State Street Trust and treasurer of Bundles for America.

Henry F. Hurlburt Cambridge Winthrop North Metropolitan Area Greater Boston United War Fund Boston Hurlburt Greater

Administrators Thank Town for War Transportation Efforts

John W. Herbert quotes War Transportation Economy Program admins on thanking car owners and riders for cooperation in car sharing and group riding to save gasoline and tires. They sent letters and a questionnaire. 2500 letters mailed, 1800 returned, noting thanks to Lindsey of WPA, local theatres, Service Bus Co, A & P Market, Sun and Review, and hardworking girls.

John W. Herbert War Transportation Conservation Program Committee War Transportation Economy Program Lindsey Service Bus Company Sun

Registration To Be Held Aug 26

The Board of Registrars announce a registration session on Wednesday August 26 from noon to 10 pm for eligible voters ahead of the September 15 election. No names can be added after 10 pm on August 26.

Board of Registrars Board of Registrars of Voters

Guards Train on Thompson Guns for Local Militia

Three acting non commissioned officers led by Capt John C Ashworth and Lieutenants Wilfred H Bennett and William A Abbott instructed local guardsmen in Thompson machine guns automatic rifles and special shotguns at the Wakefield range. Major Seibolt Boston Police ballistic expert oversaw firing of the new arms by Hovey Rand M L Smal ley and Edward Jackson. The Winthrop company has reached 61 men and registration for reserve duty continues with a long list of local residents signing up for potential quick arm procurement.

John C. Ashworth Wilfred H. Bennett William A. Abbott 79Th Company Mass State Guard Winthrop Wakefield Range Seibolt Boston Police Hovey Rand M. L. Smalley Edward Jackson Ashworth

Garden Club of Winthrop Members Host August Meeting

The Garden Club of Winthrop gathered Monday August 17 with Mrs. Donald H. Gardner in Court Road acting as hostess and First Vice President in the president's absence. Papers on "Snapshots from Dixie Land" and "New England Gardens" were presented, with prize exhibits including petunias roses amaryllis and zinnias.

Donald H. Gardner Court Rd Winthrop Howard Reynolds George Floyd Harry Hamilton Edward Glucker Ina Sissler Upland Rd

Rotary Club Meeting Discusses Last Week's Talk

The Winthrop Rotary Club met Monday at Beacon Villa for a regular weekly discussion of the speaker's prior talk. Three visitors attended including Joseph Murphy of Chelsea Bruns of Revere and John Nolan guest of Dr Abrams. Nolan plans to leave soon for an officers training school.

Winthrop Rotary Club Beacon Villa Joseph Murphy Chelsea Bruns Revere John Nolan Abrams Nolan

Winthrop Tin Salvage Drive Nets Big Start

Winthrop launches tin salvage with 4,220 pounds from 2,000 children at special shows in Winthrop and State Theatres under Rotary Club auspices. The town tally rose to 9,455 pounds after later pickups, with forts and Irving Alexander contributing, and next collection planned for September.

Winthrop Winthrop Rotary Club State Irving Alexander Water—Department George J. Hamilton Fort Dawes Hamilton Town Hall Rotary Club Willard Noyes Lewis Lavis John Kennedy Elliott Willis Henry Berke

Debt to Russia sermon praises Soviet courage and aid

Rev John Reynolds of Cambridge praising the Russian people for their sacrifices and urging material aid to Russia cites nearly two million Russian soldiers killed and six million wounded. He notes an Allied Second Front will ease Western forces and save lives, with Russian War Relief Inc. submitting the sermon.

John Reynolds Cambridge Brown University St. John’s Episcopal Church United Nations Red Army Britain Hitler West Ralph ‘M. Harper Mr. Reynolds Russia Russian War Relief Inc Winthrop

Winthrop Death Rate Below National Average

Winthrop records a death rate under 9 per 1000, well below national average. Chairman Fred Gardner Smith notes 191 deaths in 1936 dropping to 149 in 1940 among an 18 000 population with about 10 percent aged 60 or over.

Winthrop Fred Gardner Smith Winthrop Cemetery

Former Resident Aids Presentation by Horace S Ridley

President Horace S Ridley of the New England Confectionery Co and former Winthrop resident who helped at the Minute Man Flag presentation. He spoke at ceremonies noting 90 percent of the company's employees buy war bonds via payroll deduction.

Horace S. Ridley The New England Confectionery Co Winthrop Winthrop Yacht Club Minute Man

Holden Smith Hoff man wedding in Winthrop church

Miss Barbara Holden Smith became the bride of Richard William Hoffman Jr at the First Church, Methodist in Winthrop. Officiant was Dr. John C. Wingett. reception at Belcher Street home. after October first they will reside at 57 Park Avenue, Winthrop.

Barbara Holden Smith Richard William Hoffman, Jr Winthrop John, C.wingett Newton Centre Miss Jane Huestis Allen P., Smith Oscar Ridley Richard Pheasant Albert Welling Hoffman Richard W. Hoffman River Rd Belcher St Wm. A. Smiths Park Ave

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Joseph O’hern Woman’s Club Registration Office the Board of Registrars of Voters Town of Ronald A. Gould Bellevue Ave John P. Cataldo Wm. Soutra, Jr Moore St Harry W. Moss Charles St Hyman Tass Trident Ave Clarence A. Poole Bates Ave A.scudder Smith Nahant Ave Wilmer G. Turner Read St George F. Beaudin Cottage Ave Herman W. Shaneck Willow Ave Francis B Crockett Jos. F. Corinha Corinda Beach Robert Clark Myrtle Ave Daniel Boysen David Aronson Shirley St Louis C. Wollenhaupt Main St Philip Shulman the Garden Club OF Winthrop Rotary Club Meeting Hoffman—Smith George H. Ceckham Circuit Road Winthrop Centre Eugene P. Whittier Elliot & Whittier Jefferson St
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