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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1940

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Santa to visit Winthrop on Christmas Eve with gifts

Santa announces plans to visit Winthrop on Christmas Eve arriving at 7 from Main and Pleasant streets route through the town. He will stop from 7 to 7:30 in Court section and later at Beach Thornton Highlands Metcalf square with headquarters at Mr. and Mrs. Bennison 170 Winthrop St. Children may visit 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 Christmas Day. He brings candy toys and clothes and Shirley Temple doll.

Winthrop Main and Pleasant Sts Court Rd Maple Rd Circuit Rd Loring Rd Emerson Rd Lowell Maple Circuit Pleasant St Sargent St Johnson Ave Somerset Ave Bellevue Ave Cottage Park Rd Bartlett Rd Bartlett Parkway Orlando Ave Washington Ave Sturgis St Shore Drive Beacon St Shirley St Thornton Park Bowdoin Chester Ave Winthrop St Revere St Highland Ave Cliff Ave Quincy Ave Grovers Ave Crest Ave Magee’s Corner Main St Shirley Temple

James C Higgins Dies Wednesday In Winthrop

Funeral services for James C Higgins longtime Winthrop resident will be Friday at 9 00 am at the Church of St John the Evangelist. He was born July 31 1868 and was a successful businessman and entertainer. Survived by wife Margaret Lennon Higgins four daughters Virginia Margaret Dorothy Marie Therese a son James C Higgins Jr two sisters. Interment in St Josephs Cemetery Roxbury.

James C. Higgins Somerset, Ave Winthrop Church of St. John the Evangelist Mr. Higgins Clover Club of Boston Winthrop Council No. 162 Knights of Columbus Margaret Lennon Higgins Virginia Abington Margaret Everett Dorothy Simmons College Marie Therese Winthrop High James C. Higgins, Jr New York John G. Barry T. J. Brearton Schenectady N. Y St. Joseph’s Cemetery Roxbury

Winthrop Joins WPA Toy Repair Project for Christmas Gifts

Underprivileged children in 37 Massachusetts cities and towns will receive Christmas gifts produced through WPA toy repair efforts. Denis W. Delaney, state WPA administrator, announced the project. Winthrop is among the sponsoring towns.

Massachusetts Denis W. Delaney Winthrop

Winter Flower Show Inspires Christmas Spirit At Odd Fellows Hall

The Winter Flower Show by the Garden Club of the Winthrop Woman's Club at Odd Fellows Hall offered a fairy land of color with themes like an old New England Christmas morning and a cozy Work Shop. Exhibits featured bird sanctuaries, gourds, and florists' displays, plus carol performances led by Ethel Keough. Prize winners spanned many classes from Christmas Centerpieces to Children’s Nativity stories, as organizers thanked contributors for the ninth annual show.

Garden Club Winthrop Woman’s Club Odd Fellows Hall John Brown New England E. M. Howard G. A. Pierce M. D. Penney G. H. Crafts

Red Cross Roll Call Drive Exceeds Peace-time High

Winthrop's Red Cross Roll Call campaign in 1940 topped 2000 members, setting a peace-time high. Chairman Mrs. Carl S. Floyd and Supt. Arthur E. Boudreau praised volunteers and residents for the strong response and thanked the army of workers who made the success possible.

Red Cross Winthrop Bership Mark Carl S.floyd Winthrop Red Cross Arthur E. Boudreau

Funeral Services for Henry Lappen in Brookline

Funeral services for Henry Lappen former Winthrop resident and father of Ham's Store manager Harry Lappen will be held at 10 a m Thursday at the Church of St Mary's the Assumption in Brookline. He died Tuesday at 181 Winthrop Road and will be buried in Winthrop Cemetery. services directed by John F. O'Malley.

Henry Lappen Winthrop Harry Lappen Ham’s Highlands St.Mary's The

Winthrop Electric Train Display Opens This Week

Winthrop youngsters and adults can view seven or eight electrically operated train sets with accessories in the Knights of Columbus Hall Wadsworth Block starting Thursday through New Year’s. Courtesy of John F. Om alley the display operates afternoons and evenings for the grandchildren’s collection.

Winthrop Knights of Columbus Wadsworth Winthrop St John F

Bride to be honored at Watertown shower

On last Sunday afternoon Miss Doris M. Hamilton of Lynn was honored at a wedding shower hosted by Mr and Mrs A C Eames of 10 Stoneleigh Place Watertown. Miss Hamilton, who will wed Robert S Remner of Winthrop on December 31, received many useful and beautiful gifts.

Doris _M

Hamilton Heads Winthrop Campaign for Greater Boston Fund

George J. Hamilton of Winthrop was named chairman of Greater Boston's 1941 Community Fund Campaign to run January 18 to February 5. The appointment was announced by Robert H. Montgomery. Hamilton outlined a plan to mobilize local volunteers, with a local 1941 quota near 2000 dollars and a 10 minute film available to clubs.

George J. Hamilton Pleasant Park Yacht Club Winthrop Greater Boston Community Fund Robert H. Montgomery Winthrop Commodore Greater Boston Hamilton Massachusetts Bay Yacht Clubs Association Associaton Winthrop District Committee Boy Scouts of America National Maritime Day Committee Edward B.newton School Montgomery Eugene L. Vale Ernest S. Young North Metropolitan Curtis L. Hicks Eliott R. Jackson Charles Hagman Chester L. Griffin Albert Pigeon George W. Downie Arthur E. Boudreau Arthur Murray Harvey Kelly Robert S. Remer James Soper David Groman Edward Howard John Nugent Supt. of Schools Greater Boston Community Fund George Hamilton Ocean Bob Remer

Don’t Buy Stolen Wreaths or Trees

A public warning advises households not to purchase Christmas wreaths or trees sold door to door by youngsters. Citizens report repeated thefts from homes and gardens over the years, encouraging further theft if bought. Charles R. Bennison reports several trees stolen from his large garden display at 170 Winthrop Street.

Charles R. Bennison Winthrop St

Annual Ball Plans Move Forward at Winthrop Hospital

Hospital Aid directors meet at Winthrop Community Hospital with Miss Rosetta Key presiding. Mrs Kinney reports $15.25 subscriptions. Mrs John Roe names Mrs John McElroy to run tickets and Mrs W Lester Harrington to supervise refreshments. Annual Ball set for February 7, 1941, progressing well. Ninety six articles repaired and forty four new articles made.

Winthrop Community Hospital Rosetta Key Kinney Curtis Publishing Co John Roe John McElroy W. Lester Harrington

Bennison Christmas Display Returns on Winthrops Estate

Mr and Mrs Charles Bennison invite the public to view their yearly Christmas light display and nativity scene on Winthrops estate from Christmas Eve through New Year s. Santa Claus and Shirley Temple are slated to attend with carols and music each evening drawing thousands to this community holiday observance.

Charles Bennison Winthropst Santa Claus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. and Mrs. Bennison L. A. Phelan J. F. O’hern R. A. Walsh W. D. Ramsey A. W. Hodges F.—S.davis Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club Garden Club of Winthrop Popular Authors’ Literary Club Daughters of Maine Quest and Question Club Florence Crittenton League S.H. Seabury F. K. Hatfield G. H. Myrick J. Brown A. G. Sullivan F.C. Gorman A. Haigh Caroline M--Kirby Russell P. Kirby Nancy Betty Ann .Colson Peggy Allen Barbara Colbert Jane Howard Wayne Sterling Louise H. Paul W.D. Ramsey Little Miss Community Winnthrop Fund Hospital K. of C. Hall Bride Carle W. Malley First Church of Names Ball Chas. Bennison
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