Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Winthrop Mass
Public auction of property at 19 Adams Street Winthrop described in mortgage to Winthrop CoOperative Bank dated April 16 1930 recorded Suffolk Deeds Book 6177 Page 449. Sale December 28 1937 at 4 pm with required $5000 cash deposit and subject to unpaid taxes liens and other municipal burdens. Witness Edward K R Thomas attorney for mortgagee. 502 Barristers Hall Boston Mass. November 29 1932
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Otis Dana Rice
Winthrop
Suffolk County
Massachusetts
Winthrop O-Operative Bank
Suffolk
Adams Street
Barnett
Woodside Trust
William G. Oror
William G. Orcutt
Winefhhrop Co-Operative Bank
Aimeon E. Whittemore
Edward KR. Thomas
Hall
Boston
Mass
Heaters
Jacob Johnson
Frank N. Belcher
Winthrop, Ass
Whitman
Howard
Civil ‘Engineers
Winthrop Street
Sajid
Ferein
Frank N. Beecher
Kennuedy
Edward A Thomas
Barristers Hall
Mortgagee Sale of Real Estate in Winthrop Mass
Foreclosure sale under a 1931 mortgage to Frank N. Belcher, Winthrop, Mass. The property at 4246 Fort Plan lot, bounded by Winthrop Street and neighboring lands, to be sold at public auction October 27, 1932 at 4 PM. Sale subject to prior mortgage, taxes, and municipal liens with costs due. Attorney Edward A. Thomas for the mortgagee.
Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Meeting Notice
The Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club will hold its regular business meeting Monday evening December 12 in St John's Hall on Lincoln Street. After the meeting a social hour with an unusual surprise is planned. Members are urged to attend. Mrs. M. McDonald hosts and promises a good time.
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St John’s Hall
Lincoln Street
M. McDonald
Bridge Whist Party and Food Sale At St. John's Hall
Afternoon Monday parties will resume at St. John's Hall on November 12. December hostesses are Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Donovan. A well attended bridge whist and food sale occurred on Monday evening December 6 with high scorers winning prizes including Mrs. Ford taking the door prize of 250 in gold. The event raised a good sum for the party.
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St. John's Hall
Harris
Donovan
Election of officers for 1933 at local Camp gathering
The annual officer election for 1933 was held December 6 with Howard E. Tewksbury named Commander and other officers selected including Fred Strebbeck Senior Vice Commander George E. Brown Junior Vice Commander Emil Schmidt Adjutant and more. Dr Edward J Grainger joined as Honorary Member and a buffet supper followed. Upcoming events include a Drum Corps date December 5 Whist party December 13 and an entertainment on December 9.
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Bys
Howard E. Tewksbury
Fred Streibeck
George E. Brown
Frank Leonard
Marchant Stewart
Emil Schmidt
Albert M. Abbott
Harry A. Kramer
Thomas R Knudson
James R. Hennessy
Timothy J. Sullivan
William O'Leary
John M. Niland
John J. Jenner
William
S. Abel
Randolph A. Pollard
T. J. Sullivan
James H. Douglas
Lincoln D. Hatch
Edward J. Grainger
House
Neal
Coinnty
Coun
Aalden
Mass
Finch diversity in North America and Canada
The finch family is among the most widespread birds with 135 or more varieties across the United States and Canada. These birds, known for their diverse colors and cheerful songs, inhabit a range of habitats from forests to urban areas.
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United States
Canada
Irritants expose bore conceit and self restraint
A sharp critique targets the pretentious tone of a conceited figure, contrasting it with supposed modesty. The remark highlights irritation at inflated self-importance and the hypocrisy of public personas.
Winthrop Woman's Club Plans Crafts And Fashion Talk
Winthrop Woman's Club members heard from Mrs Emilie B Walsh and Mrs Anne Abbey about Mothercraft goes and school teaching credit for girls, followed by a Garden club playlet coached by Mrs Maude Tibbetts. The meeting included minutes, finances, and a call to attend the March 9 10 1933 conference at the Hotel Statler.
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Emilie B. Walsh
Mothercraft Committee
Anne B. Abbey
Mothercraft
Abbey
Mothercroft
Nellie F. Griffin
Clarke
Winthrop Schools
May M. H. Salerno
Bessie
Dodge
Yast
Edith
Newton
American
Winthrop
Statler
Maresarer Miller
William Filene
Carter
Lois Wilson
Alice S. Farquhar
W. C Ham
W. F. Stover
Winthrop Beach
Spinning Wheel
Thistle
Verdi's
Elizabeth F. Stone
Popular Authors Club to Meet at Beacon Villa
The Popular Authors Literary Club will meet at Beacon Villa on December 1. George E. K. Hodge will entertain. members should bring gifts for ex service men. Program includes Fielding Burke review Homing Heart by Mrs Ronald Gould and a Bell Call on Marie S. Griffin, Press Chairman.
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Tuesdad
Mars
George EK. Hodge
Beacon Villa
Fielding Burke
Ronald A- Gould
Ranger meeting at Mrs Simpson home in Thornton Park
The Ranger meeting on December 1 was hosted by Mrs Alice Simpson at 28 Thornton Park. President Mrs Burns led the morning business session while Miss Nellie Bacon organized the afternoon program and presented a Ray manufacture talk with illustration from raw material to finished product.
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Dee
Alice Simpson
Thornton Park
Burns
Nellie Bacon
Ray
Club Emanon Evening Bridge Night At Gallagher Home
The weekly meeting of Club Emanon was held Tuesday night at Miss Marie Gallagher's home. After business, members enjoyed bridge with Miss Marion Gentle winning the prize. Gwen Baker received the consolation prize. Lunch followed and the girls danced happily.
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Emanon
Marie Gallagher
Marion Gentle
Gwen" Baker
Professor Finds Tomb of Egypt's First Queen
Professor Selim Hassan unearthed a brick temple near the third pyramid at Gizeh and believes the great pyramid is the tomb of Queen Khentkanes, possibly wife of King Nefererkdra. The structure sits against solid rock with a base near 150 feet and a surface area around 3,800 square yards, suggesting a smaller, distinct pyramid.
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Gizeh
Selim Hassan
Khentkanes
Nefererkdra
Great Pyramid
Cheops
Hassan
Philadelphia Record
First Written Constitution United in Hartford Hartford
The Fundamental Orders united Hartford Windsor and Wethersfield in Connecticut into a republic as the first written constitution in U S history.
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United States
Hartford
Windsor
Wethersfield
Connecticut
Winthrop Emblem Club Hosts Holiday Whist and Bridge
A successful Whist and Bridge party at the Elks Home featured multiple tables and prizes for high scorers. Christmas events proceed with plans for a December 8th and December 13th gathering, with gifts for the tree and Santa helping distribute prizes. The Christmas Charity Fund benefit is noted, chaired by Mrs. Flynn with Mrs. Streeter managing weekly sessions.
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Elks
Herbert Streeter
Thomas L. Flynn
Board of Trustees
Flynn
Charles Eskridgge
Christmas Party by Young Woman's Club at St John's Parish House
The Young Woman's Club announces a Christmas party at St John's Episcopal Parish House on Thursday evening December 15. Miss Elizabeth F. Armstrong chairs the entertainment presenting Master Donald Blackey as soloist, Elsie Macomber pianist, and Mildred Barkley entertainer. Mrs Lillian Hoffman will supervise refreshments.
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St John’s Episcopal Parish House
Elizabeth F. Armstrong
Donald Blackey
Elsie Macomber
Mildred Barkley
Lillian ©. Hoffman
Ever Ready Circle Plans Xmas Meeting Program
The Ever Ready Circle will host its regular monthly gathering at Assembly Hall ME Church on Monday evening December 12. Principal speaker Miss Kalaroy Kosta, Albanian performer in native costume, with Evelyn Turner singing, plus planned features promise an enjoyable evening. Members may bring a guest for a small fee. a 10e gift exchange is planned. Grace Rich leads the entertainment with help from Mrs. Badie MacKenzie Helene Carstensen and others.
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Retork Sharps
Kalaroy Kosta
Evelyn Turner
Grace Rich
Badie MacKenzie
Helene Carstensen
Flossie Smith
Marion Rich
Ahisses Hirth Bhygen
Hack Snowman
Maud Dunham
Dorothy
Katherine Douglas
Ellie Downe
Kth
Deane
Citizenship meeting on Sunday at Union Church
U P Society Christian Endeavor at Union Congregational Church will hold a citizenship meeting this Sunday evening at 6 38. Topics include Is socialism preferable to capitalism what will happen to war debts and what can we do about it will repeal ease after repeal should our army and navy be built up to treaty limits. Young people are welcome.
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Christian Endeavor
Union Congregational Chirel
Hutden
Ziegler
MacGuiness
Chet O'Donnel
Horace
Hler
John Coughlin
Chowshame
John
Zeegler
Tade
Winthrop Review
Legion News
Army
Navy
Drum and Bugle Corps
Winthrop High to stage The Youngest at Osborne Hall
Senior High notes say permission issues moved the play The Youngest to Osborne Hall on Friday December 16 at 8. The three act comedy by Philip Barry is backed by Miss Clara M. Spence and the Walter H. Baker Company at reduced price. Tickets available from cast and senior class.
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Laearic
Winthrop Theatre
Osborne
Philip Barry
Winthrop
Clara M. Spence
Walter H. Baker Company
Boston
Purposeful men with lofty ideals urged to uplift others
W T Huddy quotes a call for men of purpose to consecrate themselves to noble aims. He urges selflessness over self gain to uplift fellow men, provide opportunities, and develop moral and intellectual faculties to rise above oppression.
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W. T. Huddy
Christmas Party for Kiddies at the Dugout
A Winthrop Post notice invites comrade donations for a real old fashioned Christmas Party at the Dugout on the Sunday before Christmas with Santa Claus and a big bag of gifts for many children. readers are urged to contribute, funds will aid the kiddies, and organizers promise to deliver happiness on Christmas Day.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Silent marchers honor fallen in French fields and memory
A Boston Traveler piece laments war's cost and memory, recalling graves and wreaths in France, the generation lost, and the need to honor those who never returned. It contrasts past hell with present indifference and ends with reflections on finishing or ending. An inserted anecdote about a saxophonist phone call adds a lighter, unrelated note.
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People
Aera
France
Ate Ti
Bane
Publicity Committee Reminder Note From J H N
A brief note urges contacting the Publicity Committee for any in‑making projects and warns that comments may be quoted. The message comes from J H N.
Stranger General Makes Odd Sky Question
A Kansas City Times note recalls a general who rode to a sentry on a bitter night and asked how many stars were visible. The sentry prepared to count but the general chose to ride off before the final tally could be given.
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Vaceneraboof
Kansas City Times
Alaskan Caribou Found as Only US Herds
The caribou in Alaska are the sole remaining herds within the United States. They inhabit the reindeer regions, mainly the tundra and barren mountain ridges.
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Alaska
United States
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