Town Police Station Notes Renovation and Local Incidents
Local police station rooms, first renovated since 1928, feature gray and black painting by George Cowen. Charles Adjini fined 100 dollars in East Boston Court for an unregistered vehicle. False alarm at Nat's Delicatessen traced to crossed wires. fires reported at Wilshire Street and a still fire at a Walter Johnson auto. police investigated lost pocketbook case and anonymous tip about Preston of Vere.
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George Cowen
Charles Adjini
Moore St
East Boston
Nat's Delicatessen
Shirley St
Trainor
Whalen
Wilshire St
Walter Johnson
Paine St
Town hall reporter signs off with local police tip
A town hall reporter notes an anonymous caller mistaken for Preston as an insurance man. Patrolman Kaiser is confined at home by a sudden illness. The piece ends with a farewell and a police department contact Ocean 0292 for help.
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Preston
Kaiser
Ocean
Crowded Out to Be Presented by Winthrop Methodist Church
The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal will stage a Christmas pageant titled Crowded Out this Sunday at 6 30 in the Assembly Hall. Written by J W C Ward the nativity tale features about twenty cast members and is directed by a committee led by Miss Helen Avery. Public invitation is extended to all.
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The
Church School of
First Church of
Winthrop
Methodist Episcopal
Assembly Hall
J. W. C. Ward
Helen Avery
Lawrence Hatlested
James Soper
Pythians Elect New Officers at Winthrop Lodge
Winthrop Lodge No. 56 Knights of Pythias held its 167th regu lar convention Tuesday evening electing officers for the coming year. Elected were C C William Wolfe W C Edward Topaz Prelate Edward I Kurland M W Jacob Stone M A Theodore Sollosy K R S Abe A Hercules M F David Ginsburg M E Albert Perry I G A George Goldberg C G Harry Rosenthal Representatives to Grand Lodge Julius Stone and Benjamin W Morris.
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Winthrop Lodge
Knights of Pythias
C. C
William Wolfe
W.C. Edward Topaz
Edward I.kurland
M. W
Jacob Stone
Theodore Sollosy
Abe A. Hercules M. F
David Ginsburg
M. E
Albert Perry
I. G
A. George Goldberg
C. G
Harry Rosenthal
Grand Lodge
Julius Stone
Benjamin W. Morris
Fur Lies in Reverse Direction
A short note from Ker's Weekly notes the sloth as the sole animal whose fur grows in the opposite direction to that of other creatures, highlighting a curious biological trait.
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Col- Ker
Garden Club of Winthrop Holds December Christmas Meeting
Members gathered at president Mrs. Georgia A. Jarvis home on December 13 for a festive Garden Club of Winthrop meeting. They decorated with evergreen sprigs and silver bells, exchanged favors, and heard a talk on carols and carol customs by Mrs. Myra A. Peterson.
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Garden Club
Winthrop
Georgia A. Jarvis
Morgan Memorial
Jarvis
Ethel Skinner
Bessie Bagley
Edith Gluckler
Myra A. Peterson
Lula Covington
Christmas Party Notes From Garden Club Meeting
The Garden Club of Winthrop hosted a Christmas party with Mrs Covington leading carols. Mrs Eva Gilmore accompanied on piano and sang, and a poemlogue by Mrs Gilmore closed the program. Thirty members and eleven guests attended, with exhibits judged for points arranging a Christmas dinner table.
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Bessie Bagley
Emlie Walsh
Edith Gluckler
Lucy Griffin
Alice Jarvis
Melrose
Geraldine Damon
Boston
Anna Naedelé
Wiggins
Annette Shaw
Frank Gorman
John Orrall
Lillian Ward
Stewart Carr
Bertha Pierce
Halford
Garden Club
Winthrop
George H. Russell Auxiliary Meeting Held at Block House
The George H. Russell Auxiliary, 61, U. S. W., met Thursday December 2 at the Block House on Jefferson Street. President Florence Cronan presided as officers were seated, department president Mrs. Margaret Murray inspected the group, praising their work. A table was prepared by Doris Flynn and Genevieve Jackson, and a luncheon followed.
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Auxiliary
Block House
Jefferson St
Florence Cronan
Cronan
Department
Margaret Murray
Murray
Doris, Flynn
Genevieve Jackson
Norway Climate Variations Across Regions
The west coast of Norway experiences mild moist conditions while the interior and northern eastern areas remain cold and dry.
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Norway
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Herbert Drew
Seward and Powell
Shirley Hardware Store
Yarden Realty Company
John Ezekiel
Bates Aye
Winthrop Community Hospital
Preston of Revere
Hutchinson St
Tom Norbury
M. E. Church
Pythians
Mony
Miles
Continental
United States
Canada
Providence
Roel
Manchester
N. H
Springfield
Mass
Brattleboro
Pittsfield
Plymouth
Augusta
Burlington
Bangor
NEW England Telephone & Telegraph CO
George H. Russell
Silex Coffee
Suburban Gas” Electric
Comeant
Beach St. Revere
Barts Revere
Christm
Holland
New England
Hennery
EGOS
Frankforts
Fred H. Wegener
Somerset Ave
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