Winthrop aims to beat prior Community Fund goal
Chairman Boudreau announced the Red Feather drive to begin January 22 and end February 6, targeting a $2500 goal to support 170 agencies. The drive will visit every home and issue Boston identified stubs to track contributions, with Mrs. Kendrick as associate chair and a long list of district leaders guiding campaigns.
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Boudreau
Winthrop
Greater Boston
Winfield S. Kendrick, Jr
Kendrick
A. Walter Larkin
William J. Kirby
Charles A. Hagman
J. J. Abrams
David Groman
Fairfax W. Proctor
Hyman Levine
John B. Nugent
Arthur E. Boudreau
Winthrop Group
Bob Remner
Harold E. Tarr
Endicott Rantoul
Julius J. Brayman
Ocean Area
Boston
Town Meeting Delayed Pending Federal Court Decision
Residents express opposition to Boston Elevated extension into Winthrop and defend preserving 77 railroad workers jobs. Forty seven own homes and many have 50 years with the road. many will reach old age security eligibility soon. The group urges maintaining the Narrow Gauge to avoid hardship.
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Boston Elevated
Winthrop
Honey Bees Whist Club entertains at 93 Court Rd home
Mrs Annie Riley hosted the Honey Bees Whist Club Friday evening. Prizes went to Mrs William McDonald and Mrs Joseph Dalton Sr. Refreshments were served by Mrs Frank Riley and Mrs James Riley. Music by Mrs Jeanett Dorgan and other members. old time songs sung. Next meeting scheduled for eight o'clock next Friday.
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Annie Riley
Court Rd
William McDonald
Joseph Dalton
Frank Riley
Swampscott
James Riley
Winthrop
Jeanett Dorgan
Girl Scouts Plan Christmas Party at High School Gym
The Winthrop Girl Scout council hosts a Christmas party for all scouts on Saturday December 16 in the High School gym. Each girl brings a 10 cent gift for the tree. Senior troop presents entertainment led by Mrs Hazel W Monroe. On December 18 Troop 1 performs for friends and council members.
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Winthrop Girls Scout Council
Hazel W. Monroe
Life of Fame Generally speaking fame lives
An overview discusses how fame endures beyond status, emphasizing the role of personality, public perception, and lasting impact on a career. It notes that media attention fluctuates while personal reputation can shape long term opportunities and legacy.
Winthrop Circle Publishes Annual Board Meeting
The second annual board meeting of the Winthrop Circle of the Florence Crittenton League was held Monday at Mrs. H. Dwight Hall's home. The board voted to send 60 to Welcome House and 50 to the Maternity Hospital. Afterward tea was served by Mrs. Hall with Miss Warnock, the president, pouring.
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Winthrop Circle
Florence Crittenton League
Welcome House
Lost village found as drought reveals Chambon lakebed
Drouth dried an artificial lake near Chambon France exposing a vanished village buried under water authorities report the village uncovered as the lake receded revealing ruins and streets.
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Drouth
Chambon
France
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Col. Pauline St
Woodside Ave
Community Fund
Albert B. Miller
Somerset Ave
OCE
Corner Cottage Park Road
Honey Bees Club
the Playmakers
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Ickens
Odd Fellows Hall
ESSO
Esso Extra
Walter G. Baker
Pleasant Streets
Arthur F. Verney
Woodside Avenue
Swett’'S — the Complete Food Store
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Loin Lamb
Swett’s Creamery
Peny
Florida
Idaho
Swett’s Coffee
Kellogg’s All Bran
Maltex
Statler Tissue
Dog Food Bosco
Marcus Lumber CO
Broadway
Park Ave
Revere
Girl Scouts
Crittenton
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