Larceny Case Links Rooster, Hen to Winthrop Feast
In municipal court Florence Sullivan faces charges tied to a scheme involving a red rooster and white hen. The trial of Angeline Lane of Chartes Street revealed prior East Boston proceedings under the name Angeline Bennett. Attorney Sullivan described restitution and shared payment totaling $9, plus related household acts from Winthrop. Police noted a water leak at Winthrop Hardware. officers received overtime pay acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherges
Ott
Torcey
Florence F. Sullivan
Mra
Angerene Lane
Chartes St
William Sullivan
Sullivan
Angeline Bennett
Barnes
Mia Bennett
Lane
West End
Priscilla Haxman
Rhode Island
Somerville Orchestra Dances Draw Large Crowd at Center Hall
Last Saturday evening more than a hundred couples danced to Somerville's Orchestra. The dances are proving to be the most popular winter entertainment in town with both young and older residents enjoying Center Hall events. Mr Burke and Mr Mahony, managers of Center Hall, invite friends to attend for a good time.
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Somerville
Center Hall
Burke
Mr. Mahony
Cracker Club Dinner in Winthrop Lodge Highlights
The Cracker Club of the Winthrop Lodge Elks held its December dinner at the Quay. Toastmaster Logan McLean introduced guest speaker J Howland Shea of Cunard S S Co on submarine dangers and Lieut Harold Oakes spoke on life aboard a chaser. Attendees included Frank Byrne J J Gallagher Chris Ahearn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cracker Club
Winthrop Lodge of Elks
the Quay
Charles Jennings Logan McLean
J. Howland Shea
Cunard S. S. Co
Harold Oakes
Frank Byrne
J. J. Gallagher
Chris Ahearn
J. Valentine O'Donnell
Geo. Prescott
Henry Lappen
Dr. W. H. Grainger
Geo. Breckenridge
John Murray
Wil- Eric Ambler
Loring Hanrahan
Bertram Hall
Alex Knox
John Cusick
Cronin
Llewellyn Battison
S. Herbert Webster
War service notes and local social rounds in Winthrop
The Winthrop community reports on postwar recognition and theatre listings. News covers The American Press launch at Hog Inland plant, praise for The Miracle Man at the local theatre, and upcoming dances at the Post gym. Also notes from the Winthrop High School Athletic Association, census outreach, local travel, and Christmas observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review
Winthrop
American International
Thornton Whist Club
Mra. Covel
Mra Nevers
Mra. Golden
Mise Little
Mrs. Hills
Prises
Mra. Chamberlain
Chesteray
Winthrop High School Athletic Association
Capt
Cotter
Barry
Stedfast
Swett
Moore
Russell
Allan
Doherty
Kelley
Moreland
Deane
Mulloy
Saunders
Thomas Flynn
Colby
Owen
Gersumsky
Andrew Mulloy
Christmas Tree Remembered Children On Post
A Christmas tree was set up in the old Fort Banks building once occupied by the 4th Company, and every child on the post and those living off post who are the child of a stationed man were remembered. The tree was laden with gifts and cheer for the season.
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4Th Company
Winthrop Woman's Club Meets in Elk's Hall
The Winthrop Woman's Club held its regular meeting Friday in Elk's Hall with President Nellie Griffin presiding. Reports and Christmas donations were approved. Miss Colinshaw gave a dramatic reading, impressing with her Elocution talent. The next meeting is set for January 2 under Myrtle Delano's Social Committee with aides Kinsley and Walsh.
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Winthrop Woman's Club
Elk’s Hall
Nellie Griffin
Alice M. Power
Miss Colinshaw
Maude McGarn Tibbetts
Colinshaw
Elocution
Leonora
Barrie
Myrtle E. Delano
M. Josephine Kinsley
Ruth Walsh
Funeral for Capt Diggins of Winthrop at Calvary Cemetery
Patrick Diggins of Winthrop died at his home 80 Putnam street last Wednesday after a brief illness. A mass of requiem was held Saturday at 9 o clock for a large turnout of friends. He was the father of Mrs. B J O Hear n of Pleasant street and was buried in Calvary cemetery Gloucester Mass. Funeral was by automobile with J O Maley in charge.
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Patrick Diggins
Winthrop
Putnam Street
Winthrop and
Gloucester
Capt. Diggins
B. J. O’'Hearn
Pleasantst
Calvary Cemetery
Mass
J. O’maley
Troop 5 Hosts Substantial Annual Supper
Troop 5 held its annual supper on December 22 with 19 boys present plus Scout Master Campbell and Mr Luke. After supper every attendee received a Christmas gift and the evening proved enjoyable for all.
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Campbell
Luke
For sale and to let ads with a lost pocketbook listing
Classified items include a black afternoon dress size 46 bust at 30 dollars after a 150 dollar cost. Kitchenette apartments 2 to 8 rooms rent 25 to 75 dollars. Stroller wanted cheap and in good condition. Lost lady's pocketbook between Hids Bakery and Nahant Ave by Highland Ave. contact Winthrop 1725 for reward.
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Charmouse
Tel
Winthrop
U. S
Hids
Nahant Av
Highland Av
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Police
Tle
Virgil Fuller
Robin’s
John Thompson
F. Earl Edwards
Thomas Fisher
William Gardner
Birch Rd
London
Cedric
Holy Land
Gardner
Chelsea
Winthrop Auto
Boston
East Boston
Rowe’s Wharf
Otis Wharf
Parker Hill Hospital
Uncle Sam
United States
Davy
Putman St
Henry L. Russell
Pawtucket, R. L
Fred N. Russell
Adams St
May Murray
Maud Murray
New York
West
John Lochead
Santa Claus
Winthrop Cemetery
Bengt
Red Cross
Santa Clara
Bergt. Zeigter
Artington
Legion
Bernard Zeigler
York
Penn
Post Gym
Fort Banks
Beachmont
E. H. Potter
Pmervidle
J. W. Holt
Freeman
Review Office
Oliver St
Winthrop St
Aleo
Boyd
Ocean View Extension
G. KO
C. U. D. Review Office
Gale
Groop
Tenka
Thornton
B. Kolodny
Tucker’s Farm
Lincoln St
Sea View Av
Millard F. Smith, Jr
M. Res
Bowdoiist
C. W. Davy and Son
Center Station
Win
Jefferson St
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
A. E. Whittemore
Treas
Winthrop Review
Cad Ian
Henry E. Keough
Plumbing and Heating
Pauline Street
Mabel J. Golden
Bowdoin Street
Meridian Street
Bowdoin St
the Electric Shop
Side Avenue
A. J. Pilling
Winthrop Auto Painting Company Cor. Revere
Shirley Sts
J.C. Francis
Dent of
Kipling
Irving Cobb
Mary Roberts Reinhart
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