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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1932

Page

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Board of Trade Backs Unemployment Committee Support

At a Friday meeting the Winthrop Board of Trade directors pledged aid to the Winthrop Unemployment Committee after Preston B. Churchill urged raising 6000 to 8000 dollars for winter relief. He cited local projects funding the effort, including drainage work and cemetery reseeding, as part of the committee’s backing.

Colonial Inn Winthrop Board of Trade Winthrop Preston B. Churchill Churchill

Whist Party Aims to Aid Disabled Vets at Chelsea Hospital

Winthrop residents, especially veterans, are invited to a bridge and whist party on Saturday evening December 17 at St John’s Hall Linco Street. The event at Chelsea Naval Hospital is organized by Suffolk County welfare chairman Mrs Anna T O Donnell and Mrs May E Shaw. Many prizes including a special door prize will be awarded.

Winthrop Thehelsea Naval Hospital St John's Hall Linco Street Anna T. O' Donnell Suffolk County Welfare May E Shaw

Jury Trials Costly For State Says Waddell Report

Theodore N. Waddell director of the State Division of Accounts completes an investigation into Superior Court fees. He finds jury trials cost 400 to 500 dollars per day and often exceed the verdict. He recommends raising entry fees from 3 to 15 dollars and providing protections for those unable to pay.

Theodore N. Waddell Maple Road State Division of Accounts Commonwealth Waddell

Legion to Hold Its Xmas Party Shortly

The American Legion in Winthrop plans a Christmas party for children. The date is not yet fixed but likely a week before Christmas. Committee includes Frank Rogers as chairman, with William J. Cawthorne Charles Daily Harry Lappen Fritz Westin Fred Preble James Chambers Percy L Sterling and Anthony Monti.

Winthrop. Post American Legion Frank Rogers William J. Cawthorne Charles Daily Harry Lappen Fritz Westin Fred Preble James Chambers Percy” L. Sterling Anthony Monti

Annual Exhibit of Wharf Paintings

The article previews John Whorf’s annual Grace Horne galleries show on Stuart street. It praises his rapid rise as a water colorist and oils painter, noting landscapes shore scenes and luminous nudes, with bold composition and dramatic contrast. The piece highlights his consistent freshness and artistic emotion, ending noting the exhibit continues on page 8.

John Whorf Grace Horne Stuart Street John Whart Sargent Zorn

Local Young Lady Wins Air Audition

Miss Mary L. Stein of this town was chosen best singer in the Boston Traveler Air contest auditions held Tuesday morning at WBZ and WBZA studios. A week contract at $100 a week for arts appearances at the RKO Keith Boston theatre awaits the winner, with ten finalists to be narrowed to a final decision Saturday, December 17 as radio listeners vote by postmarked letters.

Mary L. Stein Boston Traveler RKO Keith WBZA National Steih Samuel L. Ross NBC Artist Service Gordon Swan NBC al Goodwin RKO Keith- Boston Theatre Ernest Jenkins Miss Stein WBZ

Malicious Injury Charged Tok Boys

Seventeen boys ages 14 to 17 were arrested by Patrolman Channing McDonald at a vacant Cliff Avenue house in Winthrop and arraigned at the East Boston juvenile court on malicious injury charges. Police say the boys damaged the house, removed fixtures, and used the site as a meeting place and dog kennels amid repeated complaints and escapes.

Cliff Avenue Winthrop East Boston Court Channing McDonald

Local Yachtsmen Attend Banquet In Boston

Yachtsmen from across Massachusetts prepare to gather for the Mass Bay Yacht Clubs Association annual banquet at the Boston Chamber of Commerce building this Saturday December 1. Dinner at 6 30 and an entertainment program are planned. Winthrop clubs are well represented and local sailors will join competitors from other clubs. Rayne J Hamilton of Pleasant Park Yacht Club serves on the arrangements committee.

Massachusetts” Bays Boston Massachusettse” Bay Yacht Clubs Association Boston Chamber of Commerce Winthrop Tars Massachusetts

Dividend Planned by Revere Trust Co

John W. Corcoran liquidating agent via attorney Frederick J Muldoon announced a second dividend of 10 percent on December 14 for the savings department depositors. The first dividend of 1 8 percent was paid in July. no dividend has yet been paid to the commercial department.

John W. Corcoran Revere—Trust Frederick J Muldoon Savings Department

Dinner-Dance for Rep Elect Honan in Winthrop

A dinner dance and reception will honor Daniel J. Honan Winthrop's representative elect Next Monday evening December 12 at the Winthrop Arms Tickets are limited to 240 and issued on a first come basis Committee chairs include Andrew A Biggio Eugene Cronin Joseph Monahan William H Walsh Frank J Rogers and John J Gallagher Loa Le eg townabounnk of the Winthrop Emblem Club handles the reception Cawthorne Orchestra provides music The event aims to honor Honan for a dignified campaign and high-caliber representation and ticket sales close by December 10

Winthrop Arms Andrew A. Biggio Ieenerdt Eugene Cronin Joseph Monahan William H. Walsh Cawthorne'ss Orchestra Daniel J. Honan State House

Boston May Erect A Lighting Plant On Deer Island

Boston's lighting committee at City Hall detailed a plan for a municipally owned electric plant on Deer Island to use tide waters and supply all city power. The project could cost 1.75 million dollars and potentially save Boston consumers about 6.5 million annually.

Boston Deer Island Boston City Hall Dialyoke T He S John F. Dowd Joseph McGrath Francis K. Kelly Dorchester Thomas A Green Charlestown George W. Roberts Back Bay Lo'olock Council City Hall

Complain Boys Tip Over Barrels

Citizens report after hours mischief in Thornt on section with boys tipping ash and waste paper barrels. Barrels overturned waste scattered in streets and boxes emptied. Hedges and street signs damaged. police notified and offenders to be punished.

Board of Selectmen Thornton

Bridge and Whist Party for Prizes Planned in Lincoln Street Hall

A committee of public-spirited women led by Mrs. Wm. G. Harber organizes a benefit bridge and whist party for December 13 in St. John's Hall. Prizes have been donated and a large crowd is expected for the event.

Wm. G. Harber St. John’s Hall Lincoln Street

Cottage Park Yacht Club Dance Aids Unemployed Relief

The Cottage Park Yacht Club sponsors a dance at its club house on Friday December 16 to raise funds for the Winthrop Unemployment Committee. Matthew McDonald, chairman, invites all citizens to attend, promising a good time and support for the local effort. Proceeds go to the unemployment relief fund.

Cottage Park Yacht Club Winthrop Matthew McDonald

Tag Day Donations Boost Unemployment Fund Total

The Winthrop Unemployment Committee reports a total of 1414.86 raised through Tag Day and other gifts. Preston B. Churchill credits $135.18 from the Senior High School girls under Mrs. Charles F. Schueler and $10 from the Young Women’s Club, with donations at stations listed and plans for a winter teachers play supporting the fund.

Winthrop Preston B. Churchill Young Women's Club Charles F. Schueler 98 Court Road Churchill Pleasant Preston ‘Chase

Kiwanians Hear Talk On Prisons

Major George Mulcahy, Superintendent, describes Deer Island House of Correction role in Boston’s penal program to the Kiwanis Club. He outlines a brief history of Deer Island, with continuation noted on page 8.

House of Correction Deer Island Boston Kiwanis Club George Mulcahy Mulcahy

Bingo Parties At Winthrop Legion

Winthrop Legion Post hosts a series of free bingo parties at Legion Headquarters on Hermon Street. The next event is scheduled for Tuesday evening December 23 with an open invitation to all citizens including men and women. Monday's party drew a large crowd and attendees enjoyed themselves.

Winthrop Legion Headquarters Hermon Street Legion

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