Winthrop Review Establishment Details and Pricing
Established January 1919 The Winthrop Review published each Saturday entered as second class matter March 13 1919 Boston Massachusetts post office under March 3 1879 act George H Russell publisher member of board of trade subscription price one year two dollars by the copy five cents outside New England two dollars fifty cents per year
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Boston
George H. Russell Easter
Board of Trade
Winthrop Review
New England
Change of Address Required Notice
A change of address request must include both the old and new addresses. A one week notice is required before the address change becomes effective.
Community Christmas Tree and Local Church Anniversary
Residents discuss the Community Christmas Tree celebration with the Fort Band playing and hopes for next year. Father John Griffin marks 40 years as priest and Saint John’s Church in Winthrop gains praise for fundraising and an Italian altar. The hospital's 21 months see 1155 admissions and 203 births, amid calls for donor support and a new facility. The Red Cross drive outperforms last year as the December Christmas party in Bringside class features gifts and festive readings.
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Bill
Charlie Bennison
Gene’ Whittier
Charles Kilbourne
Fort
John Griffin
Father Griffin
Saint John's Church
Winthrop
Italy
Gene Whittier
Jahnle
Red Cross
Winthrop Red Cross urges local charity drive and Salvage Shop support
An impassioned plea from OLD TIMER extols the Winthrop Red Cross efforts and urges residents to donate discarded shoes, clothing, furniture, and household items to the Salvage Shop on Shirley Street. The charity aids families in need and offers affordable dental checkups for children, asking townsfolk to help local people before sending aid elsewhere.
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Winthrop Red Cross
Red Cross
Shirley St
Beach
Winthrop Charity
Edgar F. Power
Lowell Rd
Winthrop
Mrs Julia Jenness Dies In Winthrop After East Boston Years
Mrs. Julia Jenness wife of James H Jenness of 30 Cora street East Boston resident for years died at her home last Saturday Her funeral was from her late home last Tuesday a Mass of Requiem sung at St John the Evangelist Church Also survived by a son and daughter and many friends attended the services.
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Julia Jenness
James H. Jenness
Cora St
Carillon and Chime Distinguish Bells by Range and Keystones
The article defines a carillon as a keyboard and pedal operated instrument of about three to four octaves of perfectly tuned bells, played with both hands and feet. A chime consists of four to sixteen largely diatonic bells.
St John’s Episcopal Church Notices
Corner of Buchan and Sondonists. Rector Ralph M Harper. Organist Eugene P Whittier. Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Morning service and sermon by the rector at 10:45 a.m. St John’s School meets 9:30 a.m. for Grammar and High and 10:45 a.m. for Kindergarten and Primary departments.
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John's Episcopal Church
Buchanand Sondonists
Ralph M. Harper
Eugene P. Whittier
St. John’s Church
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episco
Metcalf Square services listed with pastor John L. Ivey. 10:30 morning worship featuring soloist Amelia Lueck Frantz and organist Minnie Floyd. 12:00 Sunday school for all ages. 6:30 Epworth League for youth. 7:30 evening worship led by Frank Bauer. Friday prayer meeting and Bible study at 8 o'clock.
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First Church OF
Winthrop
Methodist Episcopal
Metcalf Square
John L. Ivey
Amelia Lueck Frantz
Minnie Floyd
Epworth League
Frank Bauer
John the Evangelist Church Mass Schedule
Rev. John H. Griffin leads services at Winthrop Street with masses at 7, 8 30, 10 16 and 1 30. Children urged to attend 8 30 mass. Sunday School after. Daily mass at 6 and 7 A M. First Friday masses 5 30 and 7 30. Holy Hour 7 45 to 8 45.
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John H. Griffin
John J. O’brien
Christmas Flowers Pageant at Union Congregational Church
Next Sunday afternoon at 3 30 a Christmas program will be given at the Union Congregational Church Recitations dialogues and songs will conclude with a pageant Christmas Flowers Rev M E Van de Mark will speak Sunday morning on An Old but Ever Vital Message The Christian Endeavor will meet at 6 15 There will be no evening service Special music by the chorus choir at all of the Sunday services Watch Night Service in charge of the Christian Endeavor Society Games a short program and a period of devotion All members and friends cordially invited to attend
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Union Congregational Church
M. E. van de Mark
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
First Baptist Church Schedule on Hermon Street
Rev. William J. Day leads morning worship at 10 30. Bible school at 12 00. Christian Endeavor at 6 15. Evening worship at 7 30. Church prayer meeting Friday at 7 45.
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William J. Day
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Union Church of Christ Community Services
Union Church of Christ schedules a church school every Sunday at 11 with classes for all. A preaching service follows Sunday evening at 7 30. The church markets itself as a welcoming community church inviting all to participate in its offerings.
First Unitarian Church Sermon and Activities
The Hermon Street church lists Rev. Herbert L. Buzzell as pastor with Sunday worship at 10 45 AM and a sermon titled Jesus the First Citizen of Our Planet. Sunday school follows at noon. The Men’s Bible Class is chaired by Rev. Leonard Cushman. Organist Mrs Maude Paradis Lane and soloist Miss Ethel Dyffryn are noted. Evening events include the R W Savage Guild at 7 30 PM and a 7 30 talk by Mr Charles B S Bolster on The Spirit of Youth.
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Herbert L. Buzzell
Worssip
Jesus
Leonard Cushman
Maude Paradis Lane
Ethel Dyffryn
R. W. Savage Guild
Charles
Bolster
First Church Services and Activities at Winthrop Street
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 165 Winthrop Street offers Sunday services in the church sanctuary at 10 45, a Lesson Sermon titled Christian Science, and a Thanksgiving Service. Sunday school for youths under 20 meets at 125165, with a testimonial meeting each Wednesday at 7 30 and a free public reading room in the church building.
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Winthrop Street
Christian Science
Temple Tiffereth Israel Services Schedule
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley Street in Winthrop runs daily services at 7 a.m. Special services are held Friday at sunset and every Saturday at 8 a.m.
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Temple Tiffereth Israel
Shirley St
Winthrop
Faulty horseshoe tie pin defies good luck beliefs
The popular pin, once a good luck charm, is designed with the points facing downward when worn. Experts say the arrangement defeats superstition and misrenders the intended luck, despite its widespread display.
Frost Library Hours and Local Notices
Frost Library at 127 M in the Frost Library Building lists weekday hours with holidays omitted for Adult and Children's departments. Additional notes include book deposit at H E Dupee’s store 28 Taft Ave Point Shirley with evening hours on Tuesday and Saturday and a Thursday afternoon slot, and Xmas cards on display at Ham’s Stores.
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Children’s Department
H. E. Dupee’s
Taft Av
Point Shirley
Ham’s
Great Western Railway Pamphlets Donated to Winthrop Library
The Winthrop Public Library received eight English pamphlets from W G Chapman of the Great Western Railway Department of Publication. The 20 to 150 page Works cover travel, history and legend and are richly illustrated. Donations were arranged through Ben B Esau of Malden, longtime newspaper man.
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Winthrop Public Library
W. G. Chapman
Great Western Railway
England
Devon
North Wales
British
Tyrol
South
Wales
Thames
Caerphilly Castle
Wembley
Ben B. Esau
Malden
Boston
Sylvester Baxter
Veteran Journalists’ Club
Not All Fine Art Defines Everyday Living
A reflection on art forms beyond traditional high culture. The author argues many arts crucial to daily life are overlooked by conventional classifications.
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Havelock Ellis
Winthrop Woman's Club Holds December Meeting
The Winthrop Woman's Club met in Osborne Hall on Friday December 19 with Mrs Ethel E Waddell presiding. Activities included a health education talk by Anna W Johnson of the Tuberculosis League and a lecture by Henry Warren Poor on Famous Paintings. The next meeting is January 2 chaired by Mrs Mertie C Brown with Elizabeth Gurril reading The Man From Home and a Club Chorus music interlude.
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Anna W. Johnson
Tuberculosis League
Edith L. Bonney
Christine Goldsmith
Christobel Young
Grace Roberts
Margaret Barkley
Gertrude Hanmer
Margaret MacWillie
Henry Warren Poor
Mertie C. Brown
Elizabeth Gurril
Booth Tarkington
Campbell Campbell announces double ceremony and marriage
Archibald E. Campbell of 63 Waldemar Ave and Mrs May L Campbell of Exeter N H announce their marriage conducted by Rev John L Ivey at the First M E Church on Monday Dec 22 Only a few relatives attended Mrs Campbell is the widow of late Wm J Campbell brother of the groom The couple are on a honeymoon in Northern New York and will reside after the New Year at 63 Waldemar Ave
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Archibald E. Campbell
Waldemar Av
May L. Campbell
Exeter
N. H
John L. Ivey
M. E
Elks to Make Fraternal Visit to Fall River Lodge
Winthrop Lodge of Elks plans a Sunday January 11 1925 trip to Fall River Lodge. Deluxe Palace Buses depart 11 30 a m from the club house and expect arrival about 2 p m. Committee chair Daniel J Honan Fred H Clarke and Henry W Wilson oversee arrangements.
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Winthrop Lodge of Elks
Fall River Lodge
Palace
Club
Fall River
Daniel J. Honan
Fred H. Clarke
Henry W. Wilson
Minnehaha Grave Located at De Soto Wisconsin
The Indian maiden Minnehaha is buried on a hill crest overlooking De Soto Wisconsin a town of 840 settled by New England Yankees. Many wrongly believe she lies in Minnesota where Minnehaha Falls is situated.
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Minnehaha
de Soto
Wis
New England
Minnesota
Making Up the Mind Courage and Resolve
The text argues that courage weakens when one imagines avoided demands. It asserts strength comes from forming a decision and keeping it fixed, emphasizing the value of persistent commitment.
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