New 1933 Buicks On Display In Winthrop
Buick dealer John C. McMurray of Winthrop and Revere showcases the 1933 Buick models at 15 Putnam street. He highlights extended wheelbases improved appearance and comfort along with the Fisher-No-Craft ventilation system and a unified body chassis design drawing strong local interest and praise for performance features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McMurray
Putnam Street
Buick
Winthrop and Revere
Winthrop
McMurray
School Budget Sees Savings Through 5 Percent Salary Cut
The School Committee reports a 9.6 percent overall budget reduction for 1933 driven by a five percent salary cut for all teachers and staff last September. The plan trims the 1933 school budget to about 261000, down from 286500 anticipated, reflecting cooperative action to reduce municipal expenditures while maintaining education standards.
Red Cross Roll Call Shows Strong LocalSupport and Donations
Local Red Cross committees reported strong effort across precincts with total contributions reaching 1612.08 dollars including a fifty dollar gift from First National Stores. Committees were reappointed for next year and new roles assigned for production and Christmas bag distribution to soldiers and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everines
Elmer E. Dawson
Preston B. Churchill
William Patterson
Pigar Power
Edward Geppart
Allen Newton
Red Cross
Clarke
Speyer
Johnson
Town Hall
C. S. Floyd
Winthrop. Street
Edward B. Newton
Frank Wwhittimore
Boston
Christmas Club Meeting At Winthrop Highlights Trophies
The Winthrop golf club held a festive annual meeting with Christmas trees and lights. Reports by Hall Crowell MacNamee Scott McDonald Johnson showed solid finances and a profitable year. Trophies were awarded including the Presidents Cup and Club Championship. three members died and memorial silence was observed. Checks and turkeys were distributed to members and amendments to by laws were adopted to allow resident joining with annual dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard N. Hall
I. W. Crowell
Harold R. MacNamee
F.temple Scott
Matthew L. McDonald
C. E. Johnson
House
F. Temple Scott
Charles L. Hayes
W. A. Kellenberger
E.W. Brown
Thomas Johnson
Edward R. Burns
L. Barratt Davison
C.J- Heath
F. Sheehan
The
Blues
L. B. Davison
A. L. Anderson
N. E. Kellenberger
Uye
John EK. Dolman
Wilfix E. Carsley
Howard A. Gilson
F. W .Velano
N.S. McBean
Peter W. Fletcher
LL. EB. Griffin
Geo. H. Gibby
Harry W. Ai
Winthrop
Water Main Break Discovered After Night of Repairs
Responding crews closed valves as a 10 inch main burst near a town entry, mistaken at first for a 21 inch line. The flow and storms weakened the pipe, but mild weather aided repairs after a long night with water and police managing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
New 1983 Chevrolet Unveiled at Gordon & Fullerton
Hundreds of Winthrop residents viewed the new 1983 Chevrolet at Gordon & Fullerton Inc. on Putnam Street. The showroom event highlighted Fisher no draft ventilation and an increased wheelbase with base prices beginning around 485 dollars, drawing enthusiasm from Mr. Fullerton and local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Gordon &G. Fullerton, Inc
Putnam Street
Winthrop
New England
Fisher
Fo. B
Xmas Baskets Help Families With Holiday Food
Community program continues as volunteers prepare baskets for about ten families including one with ten children. Large baskets cover a week’s meals and supplement regular weekly supplies. Donations accepted via Preston R Churchill at Winthrop Savings Bank or by calling Ocean 3060 for staple foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston R
Churchill
Winthrop Savings” Bank
Océan
New Organization Outlines Civic Youth Goals
A meeting describes a new nonpartisan group of young men from diverse backgrounds pledged to study local government and address town problems. The advisory board includes Arthur M. MacCarthy and Walter Van Dalinda with members from Precincts 1 to 5. Leonard C. Atkinson addresses the group on youth responsibility during wartime and peacetime civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Arthur M. MacCarthy
Walter van Dalinda
Paul Abely
William Dealy, Jr
James Arthur Hebert
John R. Lingley
James E. Black
Eugene Dunn
J. Newton Esdaile
Edward White
Leonard C. Atkinson
Serch
Gately commends organization and its young leaders
Following this address Dr. Gately spoke to an organization and its management. He outlined the potential of such a group, offered suggestions, and expressed strong approval of the calibre of the attending young men.
Grumbler Criticizes All Without Constructive Hint
A harsh critic is described as a constant growler who can only gripe at everything. He offers no helpful input or improvement, leaving others frustrated by his negative stance and lack of constructive guidance.
Education and the instalment plan described
A funding corporation collects monthly school and college expenses from parents and then distributes payments to colleges. The plan extends over the school year, simplifying billing for families.
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Homer
Candy Shop
Winthrop ST
Woodside Avenue
Wonder Box
Homer Theatre
Winda
Lang the Shoeman
Jefferson Street
Ocean
Cliff House
Curtis Oil Company
Reverence & Fuel Company
Boston & Maine
Revere
Woolley’s Laundry
Condor ST
Winthrop Review
Local Red Cross
Fort Banks
Isadore J. Silverman
Madaline Pettingell
Tire Home Service
California
Wesley Tyler
Carl 8. Floyd
Red Cross Courier
William Haddie
H. R. MacNamee
Putnam St
Shaneck
Walden
Winthrop and State Theatres
Mon
Mat
Victor, McLaglen
Greta Nissen
Ruth Chatterton
George Brent
Charlie Chaplin
Thur
Bing Crosby
Boswell Sisters
Cab Calloway
Stuart Irwin Burns and
Alle
Kate Smith
Mills Brothers
Vincent Lopez
Leila Hyams
Sherlock Holmes
Clive Brook
Featuring Warren William
Joan’ Blondell
Ann Dvorak
Bette Davis
FU Manchu
Boris Karloff
Karen Morley
Lewis Stone
Colch
Community Market, Inc
Winthrop Street
Betty Ann
Food
Wm. Scantlebury
Swett's Bakery
Same
Spanos Bros
India River
Bartlett
Morris Shoe Store
Shirley St
Winthrop Beach
Irwin St
Leslie’ R
Orient
East
Bennington St
Winthrop Motor Mart
Shirley Street
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