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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
3
Grand Knight John McCarthy announced the Boston Amateur Basketball League event to be played every Tuesday for 20 weeks at the Winthrop Yacht Club hall starting December 6. The dormer college stars form the K. O. C. team with intermission dancing after each game.
Margaret Barclay widow of the late Peter Barclay died at Winthrop Center on November 28 in her 85th year. Funeral from The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal on Wednesday at 2 o clock, Rev. Dr C Oscar Ford officiating. Interment in Winthrop Cemetery conducted by Mr and Mrs Charles R J Bennison undertakers 147 Winthrop St.
Numerous Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings mark the holiday in Winthrop. Elder relatives, college students, and town residents are listed at homes on Lowell Road, Taunton visitors, Loring Road families, and Pleasant Park Road hosts. Community clubs meet, and local students and workers participate in school events, dances, and church services.
On Saturday evening November 26 at Key Church of St. John the Evangelist Mrs Margaret Mary Flannery oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen W Flannery united in marriage to Mr Thomas Augustus Jones son of Mr and Mrs James N Jones by Rev Norbert McInnis A wedding reception followed at the bride’s parents home The couple plan a Canada trip then visits New York City before returning to their new home at 284 Main Street Guests came from Winthrop Pittsfield and Worcester The bride wore blue transparent velvet with turban The groom’s party included best man Joseph Jones and others The reception featured supper dancing and gifts with entertainment by Tom McMann and Eddie DeSimone
Miss Anne B Franks of Lawrence wed Harold Young son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Young of Johnson Avenue Brookline at the Beacon House Coolidge Corner on Sunday evening November 1 1. The bride wore white liberty satin with lace tulle and carried orchids and white roses. Attendants included a maid of honor and six bridesmaids. Best man was Jacob Young. The couple sailed from New York on Tuesday for a month in Havana and will be at home on Palmyra Street after January 15.
The Winthrop Woman's Club has begun rehearsals for Only 38 by Augustin E. Thomas with a cast from the club. Directed by Hazel Wentworth Monroe, the lecture theater production will run January 27 with an afternoon performance open to the public.
Rev Father Hennepin, a French Jesuit missionary, describes discoveries on the Illinois River near Port Creeder in 1670. The account notes traces of a civilization and expedition details from that era.
Mr and Mrs Aldo P Wentworth announce the engagement of their son Roland Wentworth to Miss Beatrice Ellen Noyes of Boston The couple’s families share the news from Nashua New Hampshire Thanksgiving Day The groom elect studied at Winthrop schools and the University of New Hampshire He is active in Alpha Tau Omega Mask and Dagger society and plans theater work with Fire Little Theatre Guild on December 6 and 7 Mrs Noyes is from Nashua and an alumna of the University of New Hampshire and Boston University She belongs to Alpha Chi Omega.
Seven year olds ride a street car to school as talk about an upcoming play fills the ride. Children share confidences about costumes and roles with a final quip that one child believes his part is not valuable.
Seventy five young women who trained at Winthrop Community Hospital will receive diplomas at the fourteenth graduating exercises of the Training School for Attendant Nurses. The ceremony, conducted by the Household Nursing Association of Boston, will be held at eight o'clock.
Thursday evening December eighth at the Copley Methodist Church Newbury Street Mrs Charles A Newhall president will preside Dr Henry Jackson to deliver the address of the evening
American inventor David Rosanell born 1754 to 1824 released a successful submarine in 1775. The tiny one person craft offered limited accommodation and demonstrated early naval innovation.
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