Third annual Winthrop Hospital Aid Ball praised for success
The charity ball at Ellis Hall drew a large crowd last Wednesday to support Winthrop Hospital. Funds aimed at purchasing essential hospital items were raised with strong committee help and music that encouraged dancing. Notable attendees included L A Radell B J Ahearn and many prominent residents and hospital officials.
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Winthrop Hospital Aid Association
Ellis’ Hall
L. A. Radell
B. J. Ahearn
Town Fire Report urges upgrading water pipes for safety
The Fire Engineers with Chief Belcher urge immediate action on water supply at hydrants. A New England Insurance Exchange study found 4 inch pipes unsuitable for fire protection due to friction and tuberculation, calling for replacement with larger pipes within two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Insurance Exchange
the Exchange
N. E. Insurance Exchange
Winthrop
Board of Fire Engineers
New Delicates Store Opens in Winthrop Highlands
Fred H Wegener announces Warren Angell, longtime Ginter Co. employee, will manage the New Delicates Store at 37 Crest Ave Winthrop Highlands opening Saturday February 28 with future specials to be listed in next week’s Review Ad. Mrs Howard E Tewksbury loses finger after catching it in a washing machine at home in Jamestown.
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Fred H. Wegener
Warren Angell
Ginter Co
Delicates. Sen
Crest Ave
Winthrop Highlands
Advt
H. E. Tewksbury
James Ar
Legion Auxiliary Whist Party At Legion Hall
The Legion Auxiliary will hold a whist party in Legion Hall this Friday at 2 30 P M all whist players are invited Proceeds go to the welfare fund which supports hospital visits and gifts that bring cheerful moments to disabled boys by the faithful women.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Traffic Club of New England Dinner Hosts Notables
Col. Charles E Kilbourne Col Clarence G Bunker and Mr Arthur H Waldo attended the Annual Dinner of the Traffic Club of New England hosted by Mr John F Cusick at Copley Plaza on February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Kilbourne
Fort Banks
Clarence G. Bunker
National Guard
Arthur H. Waldo
John F. Cusick
Traffic Club of
New England
Copley Plaza
Names of Candidates for Election March 2
Politics heat up as nomination papers filed for town offices and a new Good Government Association seeks planning board seats. A court action looms over board interpretation while Walter Smith misses ballot by 20 signatures. registration adds 66 names bringing the list to about 7053 voters.
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Planning Board
Good Government Association
Dodge
Kelley
Board of Registrars
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Walter Smith
Main St
William H. Walsh
Fireman Harold Bangs Very Sick After Block Fire
Harold N. Bangs, a firefighter, fell gravely ill from smoke and ammonia at the Lewis Block blaze. He collapsed February 10 and has been under constant care, with some improvement possible to sit up by week’s end. Fellow firefighter Fred Everbeck also improved after inhaling fumes. The report highlights the dangers faced by firemen when alarms sound.
W C Ham Co Inc Announces Temporary Annex Store
The fire at Lewis Block disrupted business but Ham Co announces temporary quarters at the Annex on Washington Avenue opposite Winthrop Beach Station. All new fresh stock available and the usual high grade merchandise will be sold until further notice with this week’s specials emphasized.
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Lewis Block
Annex
Washington Avenue
Winthrop Beach
Ham
Red Cross Salvage Shop Seeks Clothing and Household Goods
The Red Cross Salvage Shop is open and doing good work but needs clothing and household articles to sell. If you have items to donate call Ocean 1299 and they will collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Red Cross
Maine Tablet Decorated for 27th Anniversary
Sunday marks the 27th anniversary of the destruction of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor on February 15 1898. Commander Donovan, Richard Flynn P D C, George Russell P C and others attended in Metcalf Square. Flowers were placed on the Maine Tablet and taps sounded by Bugler Edward Herland.
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Havana Harbor
Cuba
Donovan
Maine
Metcalf Sq
Edward Herland
Post cane honor aims at 85 year old Mr. Taylor
The Review believes Frank F. Taylor of 10 Surfside Ave Point Shirley is the man entitled to hold the Post cane. He turns 85 on March 20 and will receive the cane unless someone older is found. We invite nominations of any other eligible person.
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Frank F. Taylor
Surfside Ay
Point Shirley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winthrop Trust Company
Winthrop, Mass
U. S
Mortgage Loans Investments Bank Building and Vault
Christmas Club
Justice of the Peace
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
A. E. Whittemore
Winthrop Savings Bank
Bartlett Road
Massachusetts
A. C. J Fope
Preston B. Churchill
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Co
Winthrop St
Winthrop Tel
Ocean
Washington St
Boston
Ladies Aid
Louis A. Radell
Ed. G. Richardson
O. E. Johnson
Roy Layton
H. A. Mayo
A. Stanford Wright
Leslie E. Griffin
Albert C. Smith
Frank J. Rebuck
Grant P. Veale
George H. Davis
Sidvin Tucker
J. T. Simpson
Herbert C. Dow
C.muldown
I. W. Crowell
Eugene P. Whittier
M. Kinney
Hospital Aid Association
Nokol
Henry E. Keough
Pauline Street
Warren H. Belcher
Fred Gardner Smith
William G. Twining
Board of Selectmen
Highlands
Howard E. Tewksbury
Legion
Fred W. Fisher
League
Joshua Remby
Arthur W. Gibby
Artemus B. Reade
Warren Bumpus
Joseph FE. Cahill
William B. Welton
Bessie L. Dodge
Harry W. Aiken
Edward §. Freeman
James C. Nelson
Patrick T. Gaffney
Millard F. Smith, Jr
Board of Health
Albert S. Smith
Wm. D. Childress
Horace A. Edwards
Albert R. Stedfast
Fred W. Ramsey
Harry E. Sawtelle
Theodore W. Jennings
Harry C. Whorf
Edward A. Thomas
Joseph E. Davison
Herbert A. Lyons
Charles H. McGlue
C. Joseph Harvey
Oliver W. Green
Henry J. Barry
Fireman Bangs
Harold N. Bangs
Fred Everbeck
W.C. Ham CO. Inc
RED Cross Salvage
Sary
Spain
Weyler
Sol
Diers
Thomas J. Donovan, Richard R. Flynn
George H. Russell
P. C
Charles R. Bennison
Theodore Gardner
Joseph E.cahill
Wm. G. Wells
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