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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1938

Page

2

First Church of Christ Scientist Winthrop Notice

Sunday 10:45 morning service and 7 to 9 Saturday evening sessions at 165 Winthrop St. Wednesday 8 pm testimonial meeting and 2 to 10 45 pm reading room. Sunday School for ages up to 20 also at 10:45. Lesson Sermon on God for Sunday January 1 with Bible verses from Isaiah Psalms and the Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Winthrop Winthrop St Churches of Christ, Scientist Israel Jacob Zion Mary

St Johns Episcopal Church Service Schedule 1959

Cor Bowdoin and Buchanan Streets announces a 1959 calendar of services at St Johns Episcopal Church Ralph M Harper Rector 8:00 a m First Communion 1959 9:30 a m The Church School 10:45 a m Kindergarten and Pri mary 10:45 a m Sermon and Holy Communion 7:15 p m Young Peoples Fellowship Religious message: The best is yet to be.

Persian Bazaar Bread Flaps Carry Food Home

In Persia cooked food sold in bazaars is folded into long one to two foot bread flaps and carried home. The method showcases portable meals and street cuisine practices observed in market life.

Read Persia

There Is a Bookworm in a Reader's World

A claim that a bookworm is a real grub that feeds on paper in books. The note highlights the insect as a creature associated with libraries and reading, feeding on book material rather than fiction or lore.

Elks Welcome the New Year Gala at Elks Home

Winthrop Lodge of Elks hosts a New Year’s Eve celebration in the Elks Home auditorium on Washington Ave. A bountiful dinner, high class music, and festive decorations will mark the event. Chairman John J. Moynihan leads the committee assisted by Exalted Ruler Andrew A. Biggio. reservations via phone Ocean 1642.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Elks Washington Ave John J. Moynihan Andrew A. Biggio Elks' Home

Lafayette’s Service Honored by Congress in 1824

The Marquis de Lafayette, famed for aiding American independence, was honored by Congress on his 1824 visit. He helped Washington as a major general, fought at Brandywine, commanded against Arnold and Cornwallis in Virginia, and later played a leading role in France before returning to the United States for his final tour. Congress granted him a land gift and $200,000 recognizing his services.

Marquis de Lafayette France Lafayette Washington Leslie Hartley Washington Star Brandywine Virginia Arnold Cornwallis America Congress

Why They Were Roundheads in the English Civil War

In the reign of Charles I a Puritan member of Parliament who wore his hair short was derisively called a Roundhead by Cavaliers who favored long ringlets.

Charles I

Letters To The Editor Defend Pleasant Park Club Dinner

A participant in the December 7 dinner honoring Representative Elect Roy W. Pigeon at Pleasant Park Yacht Club writes to rebut a critical letter. He asserts friendships with Selectmen, clarifies attendance at 139, disputes quotes about Edward Howard and the Young Men's Republican Club, and defends the event as well conducted.

Winthrop Review The Review Pleasant Park Yacht Club Roy W. Pigeon David Belcher Walter Baker Board of Selectmen Ralph Baker Cottage Park Yacht Club Roy W Pigeon Winthrop Edward Howard

Skating Space Sought for Winthrop Youths

A letter from Anna Tabor laments Winthrop lacks a flooded skating area as nearby towns flood playgrounds. She notes Lewis Lake freezes late due to salt content and recalls Fort Banks' limited access. She mentions families traveling to Saugus for skating if weather permits.

Winthrop Lewis Lake Fort Banks Saugus Anna Tabor

Appreciation Note From Winthrop Community Hospital League

The Winthrop Community Hospital League expresses gratitude for notices about their meetings appearing in your paper over the past year. Signed by Irene M. Downie Cor. Secretary.

Winthrop Community Hospital League Irene M. Downie Cor

Leyden the Northern Athens and its storied university

Leyden is celebrated for its famous university founded by William of Orange in 1572. The city is described as a Dutch Renaissance town with historic sixteenth century town hall, Pilgrim Fathers sites, and a renowned carillon. Famous scholars such as Goldsmith, Evelyn, Browne and Descartes studied there.

Leyden Athens Ethnological Museum St Peter's Church Holland Goldsmith John Evelyn Sir Thomas Browne Grotifis Arminius Scaligar and Descartes William of Orange

Dead snake bites man after being declared dead

A Collier’s Weekly note reports a snake kept for over an hour after death fatally bit a man. The creature had been skinned, illustrating that nerve reflexes can persist briefly after death.

Collier's Weekly

Health Forum Advises Nutritious School Lunches

The Health Forum urges varied but simple noonday meals for school children. It recommends sandwiches with creative fillings, milk as a basis for hot dishes, and affordable options like soups, custards, and fruit salads. It notes cafeteria offerings and provides leaflets from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.

State Department of Health Massachusetts Department of Public Health

Funny Old World Christmas Wish Promotes Gardens

Poem celebrating holiday cheer amid hardship, urging readers to grow flowers and vegetables to lift spirits. It references money troubles, a rent bill, and a headstone, then imagines a kinder world where gardening brings joy and shared kindness, even in tough times.

Dad Dolly Jack Mary Garone

Are Not Great Patriots Quote by Hi Ho

A Chinatown sage nicknamed Hi Ho quips that some men err by calling others great patriots for merely giving three cheers at the slightest provocation.

Hi Ho Chinatown

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