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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1936

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Winthrop Birthday Ball at Ellis Hall Draws Crowd for Roosevelt Cause

The Winthrop Birthday Ball filled Ellis Ballroom on January 30 with hundreds dancing after a Vaudeville show. Proceeds support infantile paralysis research as part of nationwide 5600 birthday observances for President Roosevelt. The event featured Unit No. 9 Federal Theater Project, led by Thomas D. Senna, with Jack Walsh as manager and Art Gilson as MC, followed by the largest orchestra ever on Ellis’ Ballroom stage and a patriotic, festive atmosphere.

Ellis Roosevelt Winthrop Sation RKO Unit No. 9 Federal Theater Project Thomas D. Senna Jack” Walsh Art” Gilson M.C Marie Doherty

Selectmen Restore Coasting Streets Plan in Winthrop

The Winthrop Board of Selectmen, after study and consulting Supt. of Streets T. J. Mahaney and assistant Fritz Wesslin, unanimously rescinded January 1936 actions and set aside specific streets for coasting under Street and Police Department supervision. Streets listed include Undine Ave from Triton Ave to Grand View Ave and others on Hillside Ocean View and Winthrop St.

Board of Selectmen T. J. Mahaney Fritz Wesslin Winthrop Undine Ave Triton Ave Grand View Ave Hillside Ave Crystal Cove Ave Beacon St

Metcalf Memorial Chapel Named for Dr Ben Metcalf

Rapid progress on the new funeral home in Winthrop is reported as Charles R. Bennison plans a Metcalf Memorial Chapel in tribute to Dr. Ben Hicks Metcalf. Bennison credits Metcalf’s care and counsel for guiding both the hospital and the town, and a life-size portrait by William H Godfrey will hang in the chapel.

Charles—R. Bennison Bennison Winthrop William H Godfrey

Annual Silver Tea hosted by Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club

The Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club presents its annual Silver Tea on Sunday February 28 at the Cliff House with Mrs. Charles Schmidt chairing the event.

Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Cliff House Charles Schmidt

Urges Re-Election Of L C Atkinson For Winthrop

Arthur M. MacCarthy praised the Jewish Civic League and urged Winthrop voters to re elect Leonard C Atkinson as executive treasurer of the Massachusetts civic body. He cited Atkinson's close contacts with state urban leaders as a benefit to the town and its citizens. The speech emphasized civic leagues as constructive forces for community development and urged continued local support.

Jewish Civic League Arthur M. MacCarthy Executive Council of Massachusetts Mayors and Selectmen League Winthrop Mayors and Selectmen of Board of Selectmen Leonard C. Atkinson Atkinson MacCarthy Civic League

Fr Harney to Lecture on Anglican Orders Sunday

Fr Martin J Harney S J of Boston College will speak on The Validity of Anglican Orders at 8 o clock in St Johns parish hall Lincoln street The Holy Name Society invites Catholics and non Catholics to attend The talk follows a regular monthly meeting and aims to attract a packed hall with Fr Harneys eloquence and the noteworthy topic drawing churchmen from many denominations.

Holy Name Society St. John's Church Martin J. Harney S. J Boston College Norbert McInnis Harney McInnish St. John’s Lincoln St Fr. Harney Fr Harney

Veterans urged to secure bonus certifications through local organizations

Colonel Blake of the Veterans Bureau announced that veterans must obtain certification for bonus payments from their own organizations or Legion or VFW officers if not members. Winthrop veterans can visit American Legion Post No 146 at the Legion Dugout or Beacon Press offices for assistance, identification, and fingerprinting, with officers available evenings and afternoons to help.

Wm. J. Blake Veterans Bureau Boston Blake American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Winthrop Winthrop Post Legion Hermon Street Manyocal Post Ross Batchelder The Legion Post Beacon Press Putnam Street

De Molay To Install Officers February 10

Winthrop Chapter of the Order of De Molay will hold a public installation of officers on Monday evening in Masonic apartments. The installing suite will be composed of all past master councilors of Winthrop Chapter with Robert McCracken L listed as the installing officer.

Winthrop Chapter Order of de Molay Masonic Apartments Robert McCracken

Desultory Response From Boston Fire Office Delays Equipment Check

The Winthrop Board of Selectmen received a Boston Fire Commissioner's letter saying no inspector will be sent to inspect the town’s fire department equipment after a ladder broke at Point Shirley. The board’s request followed the complaint and was redirected to Fire Digest writers for guidance.

Board of Selectmen Boston Fire’ Commissioner's Winthrop Point Shirley

Civil Service Push Affects Winthrop Water Department

Unofficial town talk says a Legislature bill would place all Winthrop Water Department staff under civil service. If passed, current employees would gain civil service status and future hires must pass an examination for appointment.

Winthrop Water Department Civil Service

Penner Feature at Revere Theatres

Matinee at Revere and Boulevard theatres Tuesday offers 4:00 p.m. starts so youngsters can see Joe Penner in Collegiate with Jack Oakie and a strong supporting cast. The management invites both children and adults to attend before 4 p.m. to view the full show.

Revere Boulevard Théatres Joe Penner Boulevard Theatres Joe Jack Oakie

Public Hearing Set on Suffolk County Government Change

The Senate and House Rules committees will hold a public hearing February 18 at 4:30 p.m. in Room 436 State House on petitions House 1152 and related bills to investigate county government in Chelsea Revere and Winthrop. The notice notes a history of efforts to detach Winthrop Chelsea and Revere from Suffolk County and create a Boston county, with Boston seeking greater control over revenues.

Suffolk County Senate House Rules Committee State House City of Boston Senate Committee On Rules House Committee On Rules State House Eric A. Nelson Greater Chelsea Winthrop Revere

Charles H Smith Killed by Train Near Home

Charles H Smith Jr 11 of 50 Pleasant Park Road Winthrop was killed last Thursday night by a narrow gauge train within 25 feet of his home near Pleasant Street station. He tried to dash across tracks as another train bound for Winthrop pulled away, stepping into the path of the second train.

Charles H. Smith, Jr Pleasant Park Road Winthrop Pleasant Street Ingalls

Memorial Mass for Knights of Columbus Council 162

The annual memorial mass for deceased members of Winthrop Council No. 162 Knights of Columbus will be held on February 22 at 00 AM in the Church of St John the Evangelist. Joseph P Higginbotham is chairman in charge of arrangements.

Winthrop Council Knights of Columbus Church of St. John the Evangelist Joseph P Higginbotham

Endorse Belcher Pigeon and Baker For Selectmen

The executive Committee of the Republican League endorsed Roy A. Pigeon A Russell Belcher and Walter G Baker for the Board of Selectmen at a Wednesday night meeting. The league will campaign to elect these men in the upcoming town election. Further endorsements for other town offices were not completed.

Ther The Republican League Roy A. Pigeon A. Russell Belcher Walter G. Baker Board of Selectmen

Committee Reviews Local Budgets Ahead of Town Meeting

Advisory committee meetings proceed to examine department budgets submitted for annual town meeting consideration. The panel plans careful review aimed at economy and efficiency, issuing recommendations before the warrant is finalized.

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Muses Elks Hall R. Bennison Metcalf Memorial Chapel Calb Valentines Greeting Cards Lending Library HAM Winthrop Centre Ocean Highlands Winthrop Co-operative Bank Winthrop, Mass A. E. Whittemore L. C. Atkinson Hesre Boardman Street Orient Heights Sandy’s Schlitz Revere ST Sandy Winthrop Review Legion Officers John Gordon Civil Service For Water Department Penner Revere Theatres Boston Jn Charles H. Smith Belcher Hospital Aid Association Elks’ Hall Andrew Jacobson Winthrop Trust Company Tax Club Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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