Consolidation of Floyd Milk Company with H P Hood & Sons
The Floyd Milk Company merges with H P Hood & Sons, creating one of New England’s largest dairy distributors. Winston residents will keep W L Johnson in a continued role, with Hood’s noted for high product quality and a trusted local institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Mik Company
H.P. Hood & Sons
U . of Dairy Products
New England
Floyd Milk Company
W. Johnson
Floyd Muk Company
Johnson
Winthrop
H. P. Hood & Sons
Advisory Committee Considers 1933 Winthrop Budget Strain
The 1933 Winthrop advisory group warns of decreased state income and higher taxes, urges budgets to be trimmed to hold the tax rate, notes the committee has no power to cut salaries, and calls for scrutiny of expenditures to avoid heavy burdens on residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Advisory Committee
Town Meeting
New York
Atlantic
The Gift Debate Through History Across Philosophers and Faith
A reflection on gifts and giving tracing ideas from ancient scripture to Emerson and beyond. It discusses the wisdom and pitfalls of gift giving, including the widow's offering, moral duties, and observations on evaluating value and sincerity.
Tax Rate Dilemma in Winthrop 1933 Budget
A Winthrop Review letter argues 1933 revenue will drop about 85000 from 1932 and ponders raising taxes. It questions burden on homeowners, urges advisory hearings, and favors fair distribution of income loss without broad salary cuts, noting real estate valuations have peaked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Thanksgiving baskets from Edward B Newton School praised by Welfare Dept
Dear Mr Fielding thanks expressed for the Edward B Newton School scholars donations that filled Thanksgiving baskets with fruits vegetables canned goods jams and jellies. The letters describe happiness and gratitude from families aided by the program and praise the school and newspaper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Review
Mr. Fielding
Edward B. Newton School
Welfare Department
Wri
Ter. J Am
Fartoneechtcehl
Winthrop League Sets December Meeting on Municipal History
Winthrop League of Women Voters plans a December 1 meeting at 2 PM in Town Hall under the Town Government group. Speaker Channing Howard will review Winthrop history from 1632 to its 1852 incorporation, with notes on past ties to Boston and Chelsea.
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League
Anne Wales
Winthrop
Channing Howard
Boston
Chelsea
Curren
Cnze
Ot Hudson
Epee
Trane
Power Trust
Power D
Insull-holding
Hudson Municipal Power Plant
Radcliffe College
Massachusetts League of Women ‘Voters
Radcliffe Collége
Agassiz House
Cambridge
Phillips Barry
Edwin
J. Cohn
Walter
E Dewey
Robert C. Dexter
Richard H. Field
Brenton K. Fisk
Misa Leslie W. Hopkinson
Lewis Jerome Johnson
Charles Peabody
Misa Elizabeth Bridge Piper
Raymond T. Rich
Margaret D. Roethligberger
Sarah Wambaugh
True Worthy White
Richard Metcalf
Debtor relief jibes mix satire with looming debt woes
A satirical poem mocks war debt payments in kind with whiskey champagne and beer while headlines warn Hoover Dam site move. The piece features political jabs at statesmen, unemployment sharing, and fiscal strains alongside brief notes on a weather outlook and public notices.
Sophomore Club Forms New S R S At Senior High
The Sophomores formed the S R S club with its first meeting at Miss Irene Benson’s home last Wednesday. Officers elected include President Madeleine Tata Vice President Rita Zeighter Secretary Trené Bumps Treasurer Eleanor McCormick. After the meeting games were played and a collation served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Benson
Madeleine Tata
Rita Zeighter
Trené Bumps
Eleanor McCormick
Frost Public Library New Books Catalog Listing
Public library announces new acquisitions for November 28 1932 featuring works by Jessie F Caplin Max Miller Ashley H Thorndike and many more including volumes on war letters biographies novels and children's books. A humorous page of local dialogue and commentary appears within the listing.
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Jessie F. Caplin
Max Miller
Ashley H. Thorndike
James Russell Lowell
M. A. . DeWolfe Howe
Hamlin
Garland
Morris Markey
Mark Sullivan
E. F. Benson
Therese
Benson
Maurice Genevoix
Erlish
Halitosis and Sugar Questions Spark Reader Inquiries
The article discusses halitosis as a by product of mouth or other conditions not solely caused by teeth. It notes many may misattribute odor to teeth and stresses seeing a physician and dentist. It also answers sugar intake questions and explains sugar as a fuel, not tissue builder, with moderation advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
President-Elect Sees Apparitions of Cabinet Posts
The president elect reports visions of dreadful apparitions while his supporters anticipate cabinet appointments. The ominous imagery underscores an anxious climate as a new administration forms.
Great Powell Illusion Show Highlights Winthrop Event
On Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall the Great Powell impressed a large audience with brilliant magic, including Shooting Through a Woman and the Doll House illusion. Hans Kleeman introduced Powell as The Dean of American Magicians. The event capped Winthrop Commandery’s entertainment and ticket committees organized by Warren Wickite and others.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Powell
Hans Kleeman
Winthrop Commandery
Knights Templar
Frederick Eugene Powell
Winthrop
Warren Wickyite
S Franklin Bell
Hubert E. Ames
Lindsey Churchil
Edward Holmes
Frankin Fromer
Kealon Meepiumdan
CS Johnson
Hang C. Kleemanty
Sharemre— No Marsden
Oe Jeaves Smith
John
Vaughne
Charlie Bauer
Imperials
Winthrop notes mix of sports, politics, and bundles
Local chatter spans Winthrop sports events and public life. Mentions a YMCA basketball start and a wrestling umpire from the Yacht Club, plus talks of town politics, labor, and a lengthy Christmas bundle planning piece.
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Jennery
the Review Publishing Con
Bartlett Road
Ocean
Oliver Street
Hancock
M Stpald aMee
Arl
Penal Code
the Review
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Massachusetts Press Association
The
New England Press Association
Winthrop Board of
Widdow
Phare
Frederic J. Muldoon
Pleasant Street
Department of Public Welfare
Marion M. Johnson
Winthrop League of Women Voters
Fred
Mra
Arthur
Oressa A. Oon
Robert W. Wales
Cath Davie
Athan
Agnes F
Oressa A. White
Legal Status of Women
Eleanor Fahey
Katharine Ernst
John Bull
France
Germany
Hoover Dam
Colonel Robins
Frost Public Library
Inez Haines Irwin
Charles Morgan
Charles Nordhoft
James
Norman Hall
Grantland Rice
Harford Powell
Booth
Tarkington
Joseph Les
Ming
Michael
Dorothy
Marguerite Bryan
the Lewis
Carrell Boog
Richard Herrick
Doc Wilkit
Henry Tuttle
Wilkit
Main Street
Department of Sanitation
Doc
Henry
Metropolis
Dugeglin
Rachel
Alices
Fleming H. Crew
Siy Fitch
Perkins
Brown Phelps
Nora Archibald Smith
Ps Margaret
Ring
Thomas
Mother Goose
Adah F. Whitcom
Nikita
Russia
Frances
Health Forum
Massachusetts Department OF Public Health
State Department of Public Health
State House
Massachusetts
Richard F. Metcalf Post
J. J. Collins
Winthrop High
Peabody
W. A.A
Kings
Knights of Columbus
Winthrop Yacht Club
Greater Boston
Johnny McCarthy
Veling
Gus Johnson
William C. Ham
Board of Selectmen
Voters League
Rock of Gibraltar
Mather
Sheldon Cartwright
Thomas Corcoran
Honap
Winthrop Arma
Big Bilowno
John Henry
Board of Trade
Brother McLaughlin
Point Shirley
Beach Station
Mayor Winters
Johnny Bowman
Revere
Sonata Levy
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Na Og
United States
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Maine
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