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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1938

Page

5

Ten Traffic Rules For Children

Dr Herbert J Stack director of the National Center for Safety Education at New York University issued ten rules for children to observe in street safety. Rules include starting to school early, planning safe trips, crossing only at crossings with safe lights, obeying officers, not hitching rides, playing in safe places, riding bicycles on the right, and walking on the left side of highways facing traffic. He notes the program saves lives and urges adults to practice the rules as well.

Herbert J. Stack New National Center For Safety Education New York University Stack Christian Science Monitor

Peanut of Bean Family

The peanut plant is a member of the bean family. It grows underground and produces pods containing peanuts. The plant shares characteristics with legumes and is cultivated for edible seeds used as a snack or ingredient.

Quest and Question Club Meets at Cliff House

The Quest and Question Club held its fifth meeting at the Cliff House on Tuesday November 29 with a luncheon by Mrs Thomas Haigh. Mr George Hodgdon the promising tenor sang a group of songs after the business session led by Mrs Chas H Moore who discussed the Versailles Treaty with papers by Mrs Carl Dodge and Mrs Preston Chase. The event included greetings from Seventh District Director Mrs Clayton M Hager and a preview of a Christmas party planned for December 13 hosted by Mrs Walter J Staples.

Quest and Question Club Cliff House Thomas Haigh Jesse Dolloff George Hodgdon Chas. H. Moore International Relations Committee Clayton M. Hager Seventh District State Federation Walter J. Staples Somerset Ave

Ole Bull's 125000 Acre Purchase in Potter County

Norwegian violinist Ole Bull bought 125 000 acres in Potter County Pennsylvania to establish a Norwegian colony named Oleana. His title proved faulty and the ensuing troubles seriously affected his health.

Ole Bull Potter County Oleana

Tem ple Tifereth Israel installs Winthrop brotherhood leader

The largest gathering of its kind witnessed the installation of the Tem ple Tifereth Israel Brotherhood of Winthrop at the Hebrew Community Center Sunday evening Nov. 20. Over 860 attendees enjoyed oratory music and refreshments as Dr. J. J. Abrams led the ceremony and A. Tishler was reelected president.

Temple Tifereth Israel Brotherhood of Winthrop Hebrew Community Center S. S. Gutherman Chelsea J. J. Abrams Tishler A. Tishler Joe Rubin Gertrude Boyer Geo. Goldberg M. Holsberg Saul Deitel Saul Deitel; Fin A. Belson Treas Max Goldman Jos. Margil Max Winerman Sec A. N. Caplan Moses Balkan Louis Barnett Michael Bleich Herbert Cohen James Goldberg David Groman David Kurland Edward I. Kurland David Lavien

Trustee Celebrates Twentieth Year With Masonic Bodies

Howard A S Dixon of 45 Winthrop Street marked twenty years as trustee of Quinebequin Lodge Charles Hayden Encampment and William Parkman Rebekah Lodge Jamaica Plain. The Rebekah degree was opened by President Gertrude G Linberg and District Deputy President Mabel Brownell with a reception and refreshments after the degree led by Noble Grand Gertrude Wilkinson.

Howard A. S. Dixon Winthrop St Quinebequin Lodge Charles Hayden William Parkman Rebekah Lodge Jamaica Plain Rebekah Gertrude G. Linberg Mabel Brownell Gertrude Wilkinson

Birth of Eber David Montgomery Wells Jr in Chestnut Hill

Mr and Mrs E Montgomery Wells announce the birth of an 8 lb 13 oz son, Eber David Montgomery Wells Jr, at Richardson House on Sunday morning November 27. Mother and child are well. The father, Monty Wells, was a long time head of the Manual Training Department and a noted hurdler.

E. Montgomery Wells Craftsland Rd Chestnut Hill Eber David Montgomery Wells, Jr Richardson House Wells W. D. Armitage St. Andrew’s Church Manchester N. H Eber I. Wells Elmwood Court Mr. Wells Monty Wells Montyells Dartmouth

Gray Shoppe Offers High Grade Apparel

The Gray Shoppe at 462 Shirley Street opposite the Beach Station stocks a full line of Xmas merchandise including dresses hosiery underthings sweaters and neckties. Prices are set well below Boston prices offering substantial savings and a solution for Xmas gift problems.

Shirley St Beach Station Boston

Rock of Chickamauga George H Thomas

General George Henry Thomas born July 31 1816 in Virginia earned the nickname Rock of Chickamauga for his stubborn stand at Chickamauga in 1863. Known also as Old Tom Slow Trot and Pap Thomas in various roles, he served in the Mexican War fought Indians on the frontier and aided Shermans campaigns. His Civil War record includes Missionary Ridge Chattahooga Nashville and the defeat of Hood.

Rock of Chickamauga George H. Thomas George Henry Thomas Virginia Leslie Hartley Washington Star Old Tom West Point Thomas Army of the Cumberland Sherman Missionary’ Ridge Chattahooga Atlanta Hood Nashville Congress

Brazil Larger Than U S by 250000 Square Miles

Brazil exceeds the continental United States in area by about 250000 square miles excluding Alaska, underscoring its vast geographic size. The comparison highlights Brazil as the larger landmass relative to the main U S mainland.

Brazil U. S Alaska

Pleasant Street Birthday Supper Plans and Local Notes

Choorlial LMICS Gloria and Alba Secatare surprised mother Mrs Franklin Secatare with a birthday supper. Guests included Mrs William Warnock and Miss Mary Warnock. Northwestern University student Call of Court rd is chosen for the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. Open house marked twenty fourth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs Horace Edwards. Thanksgiving visits span Portland Maine Hartford Conn Bristol NH. The Christmas meeting will be with Arnold Magnuson on December 1. Arthur Smith of Washington recovering from knee injury. speedy return wished. Mrs Franklin Bell hosted sewing club for a dessert luncheon. Albert E Jenkins active in Diocese men dinner planning at Diocesan House. Winthrop Council K of C attended Passionist monastery breakfast via four representatives. Mrs Martin Cain hosted Rustic Bridge. Kelfer weekend in New York City.

Community Singing Class Opens at Winthrop Legion Hall

Warren Shumway will lead a Tuesday evening singing course at the American Legion Hall starting December 6 1938. Eight weekly meetings cost 1 dollar plus a small music fee. Open enrollment for adults teachers and students with state certificates awarded on satisfactory completion. Enrollment available at the first meeting.

American Legion Hall Winthrop Warren Shumway

Odd List of Animal Cries Provokes Symbolic Readings

A Cleveland Plain Dealer writer lists cries of many animals and birds, then links them to symbolic meanings. Apes imply malice, ass stupidity, dove innocence, eagle majesty, horse speed, lion courage, owl wisdom, and wolf savagery, among others.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Amicitia Club Holds Second Meeting With Thanksgiving Theme

On Monday evening November 21 Mr and Mrs Harvey E Sleeper hosted the Amicitia Club for its second meeting of the season. Mrs Ruby Douglas presided, gifts for Thanksgiving were voted, and an International Tournament entertained with a committee led by Mrs Lucy Barlow. Guests included Mrs C A Pratt Miss Minnie Riley Mrs H Hannah and Miss Christina Little.

Harvey E. Sleeper Loring Rd Amicitia Club Ruby Douglas Lucy Barlow Edith Belcher Flora Clarke Christina Little C. A. Pratt Fitchburg Minnie Riley Foxboro H. Hannah Winthrop

Couple to observe 25th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Fred A Hayman of 41 Sargent St observe the twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage on Saturday December 3. Their many friends and neighbors extend congratulations and wish them many years together.

Fred A. Hayman Sargent St

Baby boy born at Baker Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Francis Anderson receive congratulations on the birth of a baby boy born November 18 at Baker Memorial Hospital.

Francis Anderson Elizabeth Sheehan Baker Memorial Hospital

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