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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1922
Page
4
A historical clipping announces the Winthrop Review publication details. It lists publication schedule, second class matter status, March 1919 entry, Boston office, editor George H Russell, subscription prices for in and outside New England, and contact details like Ocean 1147.
A notice notes a change of address request involving the entity Dremel. The directive requires both the new and old addresses to be provided. Advertising insertion is discussed as a local practice in Winthrop area news context with general reference to notices.
Advertisement results emphasized in the Review section with a note to place ads in the Review. Mentions Saturday December 30 1922 as the date context.
The article urges homeowners to optimize heating by following physical laws, managing window ventilation, and maintaining furnaces. It discusses soot reducing fuel efficiency, safe use of tools, and proper firing and damper adjustment to save gas and coal energy. It argues bituminous coal can be used with care and that better heating benefits health and costs.
Albert S. Smith of 14 Brookfield Road expresses willingness to work as hard on a furnace project as on automobiles or radio equipment.
At a December Athletic Council meeting Winthrop High awarded football and field hockey honors listing players and managers. Melvin Horne was elected football captain. Marjorie Douglas named field hockey captain with Edna Wood as manager.
Mrs Ellen A Taylor wife of Thomas C Taylor and member of Winthrop Wet Wash Co died at North Reading Sanitorium Tuesday afternoon about 6 oclock after weeks as a patient. Born January 17 1888 in Chelsea she had lived at 110 Bowdoin Street the past seven years. She is survived by her husband and three children. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p m at the late home Rev Thomas Street officiating. Interment in Winthrop Cemetery with Mr Bennison in charge.
Services listed at St. John’s Episcopal Church corner of Buchanan and Bowden include Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. sermon with communion, 7:30 p.m. Christmas carols, and 11 p.m. Watch Night. Rector Ralph M. Harper presides with Eugene P. Whittier as organist. Subjects noted for 10:30 a.m. service and Watch Night. Public welcome.
Rev R W Savage pastor conducts Sunday services at 10 30 a m with organist Mrs Maud Paradis Lane and soloist Mr G B Allen of the Unity House Vesper Chorus Boston. Sunday School at 11 45 a m with Rev Leonard Cushman as superintendent. Men’s Class after opening exercises in the church parlor. Minister available mornings 9 to 12 except Mondays. Church telephone Ocean 886 M.
John L. Ivey presides over morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon. Sunday school at 12 00 follows. Epworth League at 6 30 discusses what lies ahead for individuals chapters and church. Evening worship at 7 30 features brief discussion of Arbuckle's repentance. Friday prayer meeting and Bible study at 8 00 and teacher training led by Miss Bose of Boston University at 9 00.
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday services at 10 45 with the lesson subject Christian Science. A Sunday School for those under 20 meets at the same hour and a testimonial meeting occurs Wednesdays at 8 PM. Free reading room open at 216 Winthrop St Wadsworth Block.
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley Street Winthrop announces daily services at 7 a m Special services Friday at sunset and Saturday prayers at 8 a m.
Lindley Henry J. dies at 73. Taylor Ellen A. wife of Thomas C. Taylor dies at 33. Shorey Grace Caroline wife of Ralph W. Shorey dies at 46. Funerals held from Bennison residence 147 Winthrop St Bowdonist 110 Bowdonist and Union Congregational Church Tewksbury St Winthrop Beach Station with services this week. Relatives invited.
Rev. John H. Griffin pastor on Winthrop Street. Mass times daily 6.45 and 7.15 A M. Sunday masses at 7, 8.30, 10.15 and 11.30 A M with children urged to attend the 8.30 service. Sunday School follows. Rev. John J. O'Brien assistant.
Union Church of Christ at Shirley Street and Pebble Avenue and Union Congregational at Tewksbury Street Winthrop Beach hold primary and junior Sunday schools at 9 30 a m, morning service at 10 45 a m with sermon Simon Peter by Rev Thomas Street, Bible classes at 12 10 p m, intermediate school, and a 7 30 p m sermon The Supreme Choice Both churches list pastor Rev Thomas Street and contact Ocean 1878 W
The article notes that Romani groups in Europe are diverse, with no single tribe dominating. It observes nomadic roots, varied origins, and mixed affiliations among Ital and Irish groups, alongside a broad spectrum of Gaelic and Celtic linguistic influences.
Morning worship at 10 30 led by Pastor William J Day with a sermon. Bible School at noon. Y P 8 C E at 7 30 with a sermon by the pastor. Church prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 45. Located on Hermon Street near Ingalls Station.
Winthrop based Dawson-Davis Co announces E A CO flour now entering New England markets after 25 years in the Midwest. The mill touts purity and best possible flour production with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied.
A young dragonfly uses a jointed mask like a pair of folding hands with teeth along the edges to snare mosquitoes. The trap shoots forward to grasp prey and pulls it into the mouth, then folds back over the head when resting. It thrives in slow ponds and streams.
Car description notes a 1922 Peerless Touring Car with 4200 miles, paint and tires in perfect condition. Contact C. B. Collins at 115 Gainsboro Street Boston, Tel Cop ley 8167 J.
A brief reflection argues that taking a cautionary pause can yield wiser safer actions, noting that delaying briefly can prevent mistakes and promote better outcomes. The adage haste makes waste is still valid in modern decisions.
Kenneth waits by the window as a hospital visit ends. A car arrives and his mother waves, triggering a joyful dash to greet her. She cries with relief and he asks if she is all well yet in a hopeful, endearing moment.
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