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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1924

Page

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Rouillards celebrate 50th wedding anniversary at Highlands

Thanksgiving Day marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Rouillard at 385 Reverest Highlands. He, 83, Civil War veteran and former Libby Prison inmate, led the family gathering with 4 generations present including 9 children, 18 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren.

George Rouillard Highlands Fred Rouillard South Weymouth Fr. Hansen Charlestown B. Wilder Boston Charles A. Rouillard Weymouth John Rouillard Dorchester S. Rouillard Revere Thomas Rouil

Hartman Addresses Winthrop Planning Board on Zoning

E A Hartman chief consultant of the State Planning Board spoke to the Winthrop Planning Board at Town Hall last Tuesday. He said most localities have a zoning or planning board and noted favorable court decisions. He reviewed the board’s current work and possible future recommendations for the town meeting warrant in March.

Winthrop Planning Board E. A. Hartman State Planning Board Department Massachusetts Edward G. Richardson Lewis A. Chase Howard A. Gilson Albert T. Hayes Timothy J. Mahaney Frederick L. Hodges

Winthrop Elks Memorial Service Set for December Seventh

The Winthrop Elks announce their annual Memorial Service on Sunday evening December seventh at eight o clock at the Elks Home on Washington Avenue. The event is open to the public with a Cecelia Quartette performance and a talk by Joseph A. Barry former town selectman hosting. Frederick H. Clark chairs the committee in charge.

Winthrop Elks Elks Washington Ave Lodge Cecelia Quartette Bruce Hobbs John J. Shaughnessey William M. O’brien P. Ralph Parris Winthrop Lodge Joseph A. Barry Frederick H. Clark P. E R

Winthrop Lodge Visit to Quincy Lodge Next Tuesday

Winthrop Lodge officers and members will visit Quincy Lodge on Tuesday evening December 9 to initiate candidates. Paul T. MacAuliffe of Quincy Lodge expects many Winthrop brothers to attend for an evening of interest. Quincy Lodge recently completed a new clubhouse praised as one of the finest in the state.

Winthrop Lodge Quincy Lodge Winthrop Brothers Paul T. MacAuliffe E BR

Slavic Program by Boston Symphony at Winthrop Theatre

Boston Symphony Orchestra with Ellenor Cook of New York will perform a Slavic program on December 8 at the Winthrop Theatre to raise funds for the Winthrop Woman's Club Scholarship. Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia selections will precede Miss Cook's folk songs and dances in native costume. Tickets 75 cents and $1, sales through Scholarship Committee Hattie M. Douglas. Children paying 10 cent admission receive a souvenir from Into the Net while supplies last. Ham's Ice Cream deliveries twice daily.

Boston Symphony Orchestra Ellenor Cook New York Winthrop Theatre Winthrop Woman’s Club Russia Poland Czechoslovakia Miss Cook Hattie M. Douglas

Kilbourne Steps Up Now Wears Eagles

Lt Col Charles E Kilbourne, commander of Boston coast defenses and the only officer to hold the Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, and Distinguished Service Medal, was promoted to colonel. He served in the Spanish American War, Boxer Rebellion era actions in the Philippines, and World War I with the 89th Division, and has been a prominent community figure in Winthrop, delivering defense and mobilization work and wearing the Medal of Honor at Kuchmeister Memorial service.

Charles E. Kilbourne Boston Coast Artillery Kilbourne Leonard Wood France Coast Artillery Corps Signal Corps Nat'l Art C. A Manila China Pietsang Yangtsum Pekin Imperial City Hadji Arsad Sulu Islands Luzon Rhine Philippines Thiacourt Toul Santary & Fire Departments P. I Presidio S. F Cal Fort Monroe Fort Andrew Mass Manila Bay Philippines Constabulary General Staff Boston Eastern Department Southeastern 89Th Division General Staff College G. S. College Army War College Col. Kilbourne Fort Banks Taylor St Belcher Kuchmeister Winthrop

Former selectman Joseph Barry to speak at Elks Memorial

Joseph A. Barry of River Road, once a selectman, has been home about a week from Riverbank Hospital after an appendectomy. He will fill his Elks Memorial speaking appointment next Sunday night.

Joseph A. Barry River Rd Riverbank Hospital Elks

Centre Millinery Shoppe Reopens

The Centre Millinery Shoppe has reopened with Mrs. Gordon and her sister among those welcoming customers.

Pass Co Offers 50c Purchase Coupon for Electric Train Outfit

With each 50 cent purchase customers receive a coupon for a chance to win a beautiful electric train outfit. The prize is on display at the store.

New York Shop Reopens After Death of Mrs Shore

Miss Katz of New York prepares to serve customers as the shoppe resumes after a closure caused by the death of Mrs Shore.

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Winthrop Trust Company Resources U. S Time Loans Mortgage Loans Investments Bank Winthrop Co-operative Bank Mrs. Rouillard Planning Board Quincy Ham Advt Eagles Virginia Lens Chemin Des Dames St. Mihiel Selectman Barry Home Winthrop Savings Bank Bartlett Road C. J. Fope Preston B. Churchill Winthrop St Winthrop Tel.Ocean Washington St Nobel Fidelity and Casualty Underwriters’ Laboratories Andrew E. Verdi Cor. Jefferson — Winthrop Sts Pass Co Miss Katz
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