Winthrop Interclub Bowling League Sees Standings Shuffle
Winthrop Yacht Club posts 1595 team total as Elks rise to fourth from sixth and Crombie posts top individual scores for three strings and a single. The column lists weekly team totals and individual averages among clubs including Y C A and K of C with several names noted in the week’s play.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Elks
Crombie
Crombie, Elks
Causer
Sawyer
Webber
Odd Fellows
Winn
Mu Lawrence
Roach
Howatt
Ellis
Wickson
Smith
Waldo
Wiseley ST Ma SS
Ivy Club
Hestan Ma
Boothby
Frankland
J. Evans
J. Carstensen
Neh
Elks Ivy Club
U. CA
Hk Elks Boston
Stewart
Cottage Park Yacht Club
Boston
Cottage Park
Marshall
Brooks
Suumsessuigne Yomaceara
Winthrop Y. C. Sincaire
Wiseley
Halford
Macfarland
Slocomb
Joy at Bill Remby's Home This Christmas
Joy fills the home of William E. Remby at 176 Circuit Rd as his wife gives birth to a daughter named Mildred Hattie Remby. The baby and mother are reported as doing finely and the couple is supported by Selectman Joshua Remby. William Remby is the son of the town selectman and served in France during the war.
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William E. Remby
Circuit Rd
Selectman
Joshua Remby
Baby
Mildred Hattie Remby
Wm. Remby
France
A Christmas Carol for the Winthrop Review
Poem by William H. Gardner recalling the Christmas nativity and Christ Child’s blessing. It contrasts the three wise men from lands afar with Mary in prayer and a guiding star. The verse calls for peace and goodwill, urging hearts to let His love in today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Review
Christ
Mary Mild
God
William H. Gardner
Lynn Classical Considers Exit From North Shore League
Lynn Classical High School contemplates leaving the North Shore League to enable a future stadium and independent home games. A three member committee plans a two division league structure to boost rivalries and revenue. Revere and Winthrop strive to fund a $25,000 stadium. Marblehead may join new arrangements. Henry E. Keough Co installs 35 Nobel heaters in Winthrop homes with satisfaction.
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Lynn Classical High School
Classical
Lynn
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Marblehead
Henry E. Keough Co
Nobel
Walter M. Morrison Awards Cars at Shrine Circus
Walter M. Morrison announced awards for circus crowds in Winthrop. Edward L. Cauley of 232 Washington St received the Cadillac, Ray L. Palmer of 54 Rush St Somerville got a Studebaker, and M. M. Goodwin of Navy Yard earned a Buick. Certifications were by Leon R. Egges Timothy E. McCarthy and Fred Tenney.
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Walter M. Morrison
Winthrop
Shrine Circus
Edward L. Cauley
Washington St
Cadillac
Ray L. Palmer
Rush Sr
Somerville
Studebaker
M. M. Goodwin
Navy Yard
Buick
Leon R. Egges
Timothy E. McCarthy
Fred Tenney
Hagman Enters Town Clerk Race as Others Also Seek Post
Political notes report Charles A. Hagman will run for Town Clerk in the March election after friends urged him to enter. Rumors say Dan Honan and Mrs. Bessie Dodge seek the clerk post, while Joe Harvey is courted for the Board of Selectmen and Victor A. Davis may be urged to run for Selectman after seven years as Park Commissioner.
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Charles A. Hagman
Joe Harvey
Board of
Selectmen
Victor A. Davis
Park Commission
Selectman
Davis
Furnished room to let with private family in Main St
Classified ads note a furnished room for rent with private family at 203 Main St, contact Ocean 2243-M. Also listed are a boy's automobile in good condition priced at 39 dollars for 15 dollars, a chimchilla overcoat priced 18.50 for 8, a girls blue twill dress, and a private garage in Winthrop Centre for 6 dollars a month at Ocean 1454-R.
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Main St
Tel
Ocean
Winthrop Centre
Christmas Messages Call for Lasting Spirit of Giving
The article urges a cosmopolitan, generous Christmas spirit to extend beyond the season into the coming year. It questions limiting kindness to a few days and asks readers to carry the spirit forward, noting the world’s need for such goodwill now.
Advent Reflection Calls Penitence and Joy in Christ
Reverend Ralph M. Harper speaks of Advent as a time of penitence and deep joy. He notes God dwelling with men through the Babe in the Manger and cites the prophecy that says the government rests on his shoulders and he is called Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father Prince of Peace.
A Christmas Greeting From Old Timer
An old timer urges true Christmas spirit through kindness and giving. He favors thoughtful gifts and helping neighbors, especially children, over shallow displays. He quotes Tiny Tim and calls on readers to spread the spirit and bless everyone.
Magnify the Magi as They Turn to Christ at Christmas
Rev. Thomas R. Street urges a renewal of dedication to the Christ child as the wise men did. He contrasts pagan beginnings with the Word made flesh and cites John Oxenham’s Credo praising not what is believed but whom is trusted in dark hours.
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God
John Oxenham
Same Thing Year After Year Ecclesiastes Quote
A reflective line from Ecclesiastes about endless cycles as rivers flow to the sea and return to their source, emphasizing perpetual sameness and recurrence.
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Ivy
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Sis
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K. of C
Union Church
A. A Ti
Brown
Masterson
Nazro
C. P
Smart
U. C
A. A Evans
L O. O. F. Murray
Ginepra
Cassidy Atkinson
Urquhart
K. of C. Howard
Sauntry
O’connell
Devereux
Ee Ee
W. H. Y. Pigott
Leitch
Burgher
U.C. AA. Gillis
Sawtell
Clace
Naya
Bill Remby
Satan
Ralph M. Harper
Tiny Tim
Thomas R. Street
Winthrop Arms
Smith & Wells Motor Sales Co
Woodside Avenue
John Chakon AS
Winthrop Fruit Co
Crest Av
Highlands Station
Walter J. Marsh
Bowdoin Street
Beach
XMAS
Peerless Union
Tomen and Boys
A. B. Miller
Somerset Avenue
Peerless Knitting Mills CO
Gordon H
D. J. Honan Company Factory Distributors
Winthrop Cash Market
Winthrop ST
Mageer's Cor. Tel
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