Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club handles year end duties
The December meeting at St. John's Hall was led by President Miss Elizabeth Wells. Officers read acknowledgments from Rev. James I Carroll and the Winthrop Red Cross. Welfare chair Mrs Ralph S Woollett praised toy and clothing donations for 30 children and urged more gifts via her home.
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Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club
St. John’s Hall
Elizabeth Wells
Helen O'Leary
William J. Cashman
James I. Carroll
Winthrop Chapter
American Red Cross
Winthrop Boston College Club Auxiliary
Ernest B. Pevear
Albert E. Keleher
Ralph S. Woollett
Sunshine Committee
Arthur
Casey
Mary B. Lane
Motion Picture Council
Winthrop Junior Women's Club Holds December Meetings
The Winthrop Junior Woman's Club met at Miss Jeanette Williams's home with guest speaker Mrs. Olaf Hoff. A penny sale supported the Scholarship Fund for the local high school. December events include a progressive dinner for members only and Tufts College night attendance.
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Winthrop Junior Woman's Club
Jeanette Williams
Pleasant St
Olaf Hoff
Tufts College
Winthrop Woman’s Club
Harry D. Hamilton
Virginia Higgins
Board of Directors
Virginia Sennett
Candy unit of weight in Indian Ocean regions
The candy is described as a regional weight unit varying by location. In Madras it equals 493.7 pounds, in Bombay 560 pounds, and in Ceylon 500 pounds.
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Kandy
East Indies
Madras
Bombay
Ceylon
Winthrop hearing set on gasoline storage garage license
Town of Winthrop Mass. gives notice that Emile Saulnier petitions for a license to use Lot 99 Loring Road for a gasoline storage in a one car garage attached to a house. Public hearing will be held December 27 1937 at 8 p.m. in Town Hall Selectmen's office.
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Winthrop
Mass
Emile Saulnier
Loring Road
Selectmen
Town Hall
Winthrop Seeks Bids for Ashes and Ref use Disposal Contract
The Winthrop Board of Selectmen invites sealed proposals for the collection and disposal of ashes paper rubbish and other waste in Winthrop Massachusetts for one two or three years. Bids must include 540 annually for a caretaker and a 5000 bond. Proposals due January 10 1938 at 8 30 p m with 200 certified check. Town labor required unless waived. The town reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Winthrop
Mass
Board of Selectmen
Massachusetts
Catholic Action Club Holds Party at St John Hall
Catholic Action Club hosts a Dec 10 party at St John Hall with 100 members and friends enjoying moving pictures entertainment Santa Claus and dancing. Fr Glennon discusses Ireland and Erin scenes while William Wallace Phil Vitagliano lead dances. Credits go to Ahearn Hannaford McCluskey Kelley Bachini Merrill as Santa and Tom McCarthy entertain. A costume party is planned for the second Friday in January.
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St. John’s Hall
Glennon
Beachmont
British Isles
Erin
Ireland
Professor Frost
Professor Sunbeam
William Wallace
Phil Vitagliano
Andrew Ahearn
Bill Hannaford
Joe McCluskey
Tom Kelley
Enrico Bachini
Arthur Merrill
Marble sources for U S Supreme Court building
The exterior marble for the U S Supreme Court building came from Vermont while marbles from Italy and Spain are used in the courtroom.
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U. S. Court Building
U.S. Supreme Court
Vermont
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GRANT
Marcus
Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club
Albert B. Miller
Somerset Ave
Ocean
Xmas
Grover
Shirley Street
Tel
Woodside Avenue
Tel. Ocean
the Thistle
Woodside Ave
G.r.rand
Waltham
Hamilton
Elgin
Moore
Ronson
Bartlett Road
THE
Mary A. Healey
ODD Fellow’s Hall
Pauline ST
Atwood Coal and Coke
Lots
Singleton
Cleveland Street
Revere
Charles A. Hagman
Orpo
Town of
Catholic Action _ Club
Raymond’s
Tom McCarthy
Cambridge
Bernard G. Fritz
Optometrist
Wadsworth
Winthrop Street
Bartlett
Arthur W. Gibby
President
Preston
B. Churchill
Yardley
Paris
Coty
Edw
F. Walsh
Main St. Ocean
Lewis
American Cafe
Earle Foxe
Boulevard
Revere Beach
Ocean Ave
Ocean Avenue
Hayward
Hayward Oil Burner Corp
Boylston ST
Boston, Mass
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