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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
5
In a college town Barbara Holmes resists her parents wishes and moves to a city clubhouse to be with friends. Mr and Mrs Holmes debate education, health, and happiness as they watch Barbara seek a life away from family, while reflecting on their own family plans.
Instructions list for a Winthrop residents contest. It specifies one-sided typing, page numbering, full name and address, weekly submission deadline, nonreturn of rejected manuscripts without return postage, and the address for submissions to Mrs Gregory E Stone at 173 Grover avWinthrop.
Barbara and Tom return home determined to stay, change their priorities, and bring happiness to their parents. Barbara reflects on Elizabeth Barnett’s grief over her mother’s death and vows to make life for her family a sunshine. The scene captures a pivotal shift from self to family focus.
A brief fragment shows a mother comforting a child as Holmes and the mother share tearful smiles. The scene hints at a reunion moment with affectionate dialogue and warm close imagery.
Rev Renmosche, valued in Winthrop, left town after illness forced his resignation from the Temple on Shirtey ot. He later recovered enough to join the State Guard upon formation and served his country after a lengthy appeal. In 1914 he worked hard on the July 4 celebration planning and was active in the Red Cross.
Dr Herman Benmosche, son of a Russian soldier and author of Hadassah The Famous Jewess, will oversee the B n ai Israel Congregation of Beach Vere. Born 1859 in Cairo and raised in Riga Koenigsburg and London, he served as a rabbi in Spittal Square and Norwich before settling in Norfolk in 1896 and later Philadelphia. His wife and daughter visit England, and he has a son who served in the U S Army.
The Jewish young men will hold their first annual meeting at Temple Israel tomorrow at 2 o clock. The constitutional committee led by Samuel Shain will report. Max Henry Newman of the Boston Jewish Advocate will speak. The group aims for social and fraternal aims modeled on college fraternities. Parents and friends are invited.
A new mail service guarantees delivery by 9 A.M. each day, ensuring mail reaches boxes before workers depart. The system emphasizes morning pickup and rapid processing to speed daily delivery.
A brief note directs callers to request Winthrop 589 M for the review. The item reads like a telegraph or instruction snippet with no additional context or names beyond Winthrop and the number. The record preserves the exact entities present.
December schedule includes Every Member Canvass results final at 7 30 PM December 7 and morning service. December 14 speeches by Rev Charles E B Betticher. December 24 events with harpist Miss Elizabeth N Allen. Christmas services December 25 at 8 AM and 10 30 AM. December 31 New Year events in Parish House and Watch Night service.
Winthrop shoppers are urged to visit Clara J. Paine’s dry goods store at 65 Jefferson Street Centre Station for men women and children items. The ad lists a wide range of goods from shirts and hosiery to hand painted china and baby wear with a Winthrop telephone contact.
Epworth League of the First M E Church held a Poverty Party in the vestry on Tuesday November 25 replacing the regular social. Miss Violet Noyes won the ladies prize and Edmund Roach the gentleman’s. About 50 couples played a progressive domino game with prizes and refreshments served. Mr Monroe received much credit for the successful evening.
The Winthrop Woman's Civic League will hold its next regular meeting on Monday December 8 at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Thomas Barber 121 Lpring rd The principal topic for discussion is readjustment of salary for local school teachers and it is hoped every member attends.
Monday evening a shower of miscellaneous gifts was given Mildred King at Beatrice Ingalls home. Club members and many friends attended a memorable evening for the bride to be with pink decorations, refreshments, music, and dancing into the night. Attendees included Mildred, Lois and Florence King. Beatrice, Helen Ingalls. Cora, Estella Peterson. Winifred Crockford. Helen Newmarch. Clara Reseell. Francis Dow. Laura March. Lacy Leonard. Ethel Richardson. Lacy Millington. Doris Cook. Helen Ganby. Gwendolyn Silberberg. Mrs Carolyn Raynor. Lillian Brown. Jennie Roberts. Mrs Helena Witham.
Saturday dances at Center Hall attract over one hundred couples including younger townsfolk and many older residents. The event promises a delightful evening for all attendees as popular melodies keep guests entertained and socializing lively.
Mr. Kilburn C. Brown acquires Williams Pharmacy at Center Station adding to Brown's 20 year old Wadsworths block store. Both locations will carry Rexall goods and Symphony Lawn Stationery displays. Customers are urged to try Rexall Orderlies and Tal Jonteel products while home delivery to Winthrop is available.
A simple mechanical draft-man device lets you operate furnace draft any time. Priced at $15. Visit Winthrop for installation or a call to learn more.
A brief item lists a contact line for a review or win call at Thorp 1147. The notice provides a single digit extension or number to reach the office. No additional context or dates are given in the fragment.
On petition of McNeil Brothers for a license to keep three automobiles in a first class garage on Madison Avenue and to store inflammable liquids, the board orders notice to interested parties that a hearing will be held December 15, 1919 at 8 PM, with publication of a copy.
A fragment references an order directed to the Winthrop Review and the Winthrop Ben and Visitor, and notes copying the notice to abutting property owners and the Clerk, Board of Selectmen.
Sealed proposals endorsed Pro posals for Pristing Town Reports will be opened Monday January 1900 at 8 pm by the Board of Selectmen at Town Hall Winthrop Massachusetts. Bids must include per page pricing for eight point type on white paper six hundred copies and must accompany a certified cheque of 154. Specifications available from the Clerk of the Board of Selectmen.
Nellie M R French's mortgage to Anma & Newton will be foreclosed by public auction on December 30 1919 at 11 00 AM at the premises in Winthrop Suffolk County. The parcel combines two lots totaling about 196 square feet with buildings and is bounded along Pleasant Street and nearby property lines. Buyer pays $500 cash at sale. remaining terms to be announced. Mortgagee Anna S Newton with attorney Wm J Holbrook Boston.
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