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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1929

Page

10

Rev Frank R Gale Inducted as Pastor at Unitarian Church

Rev Frank R Gale was inducted as pastor of the Unitarian Church last Sunday in services led by Rev George F Patterson and with prayers from Rev C Oscar Ford. The congregation has doubled since his arrival and Christmas programs will follow next Sunday with morning sermons on Good Cheer and a Nativity pageant by the R W Savage Guild at 4 PM.

Frank R. Gale Unitarian Church George F. Patterson D.D American Unitarian Association C. Oscar Ford Methodist Episcopal Church Gale R. W. Savage Guild, Young People’s Religious Union

Spinney Campbell Nuptials Told In Watertown Home

Mr and Mrs William J Campbell announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth M Campbell to Joseph H Spinney of Winthrop at the home of their daughter Mrs Harold Rundquist Watertown on Friday December 6 1929.

William J. Campbell Ingleside Avenue Ruth. M Joseph H. Spinney Winthrop Harold Rundquist Watertown

Galaxy of stars coming January 20 in Win Theatre

On Monday evening January 20 1930 a Galaxy of Stars hits the Win Theatre for a Catholic Boys and Girls Club benefit. Celebrities Morris Harvard Charlie Comerford Yale Joe McKenney Johnny Dixon Charlie Murphy B C Bill Barrett Red Sox John ning hockey stars and more attend. Stan Stasiak will stage a wrestling bout if an opponent is found. John P Clancy leads the organizing committee.

Sporting World Bill Cunningham Old Town Win Catholic Boys’ and Girls’ Club Morris All Harvard Charlie” Comerford Yale Joe” McKenney Johnny” Dixon Charlie” Murphy B. C Bill Barrett Red Sox Johnning Battles Ny Martin Stan” Stasiak John P. Clancy

Special Xmas Tree Celebrations Highlight Community Efforts

The Community Christmas Tree event will again feature a Red Tagg list of Boy Scout Fund contributors. Santa Claus Headquarters opens at 216 Winthrop Street with gifts for visiting children on Tuesday. A Christmas Eve band concert and carol sing are planned in the town square, with a full program circulated soon.

Board of Trade Boy Scout Fund Santa Claus Winthrop Street C. F. Chisholm Suburban Gas & Electric Company Selectman Frank E. Whitman

North Shore Alumni League Forming Plans for 1930 Season

North Shore communities plan a football league for fall 1930 with Sunday games in multiple towns. Beverly and Gloucester may join creating two divisions and a postseason championship. An All North Shore Team will honor top players. Arthur M. McCarthy backs the movement expecting increased spectator turnout.

Beverly Gloucester North Shore Arthur M. McCarthy

An Investment In American Manhood Supports Winthrop Scouts

The Winthrop Boy Scout drive seeks funds to cover a year of expenses with broad participation from the community. The Winthrop Board of Trade sponsors a Christmas Tree in Metcalf Square by January 1, 1930, with Santa HQ at 216 Winthrop Street and red tags bearing subscribers’ names on the tree and on a Scout Honor Roll. Subscriptions can be mailed to Leslie E Griffin, Treasurer, 187 Bartlett Road.

Laws Winthrop Winthrop Board of Trade Scout Council Metcalf Square Charlie” Bennison Scout Movement Edward R. Clarke Executive Council Lynn Council Santa Claus Winthrop Street Santy Winthrop Boy Scout Council Leslie E Griffen Bartlett Road Drive Committee

Warns Delinquents Pays Penalties to Force Tax Settlements

Nelson warns that as of January 1 all unpaid accounts will be turned over to the constable. Delinquents face 12 percent interest on motor vehicle excise taxes and extra charges for summons and demands. Real estate tax and water bill penalties apply, with specific dates and no abatements once handed to the constable.

Nelson

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