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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1941

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Orrin C. Davis Named Principal of Senior High School

At a school committee meeting last Wednesday night Orrin C. Davis was named to succeed C. J. Thayer as principal of the Senior High School. Davis, previously Highland School principal, has 18 years in Winthrop schools and 15 years as assistant principal at the Junior High. He will assume duties March 3 after the winter vacation.

Orrin C. Davis Highland School C. J. Thayer Thayer Louisiana State University Winthrop Alice Kerry Davis Mass Achusetts State College Boston University Winthrop American Legion Post National Education Association Massachusetts Teachers Federation Winthrop Teachers Association Plummer Ave Richard

Winthrop Woman's Club Meets With Sculptor Visit

A Winthrop Woman's Club meeting featured Randolph Wardell Johnston, sculptor, who demonstrated head modeling inclining toward notable figures and the club president. High School students asked questions as Mrs. Jones from the Library Division spoke on Books for every Mood. Donation Day for the Winthrop Community Hospital noted.

Winthrop Woman’s Club Odd Fellows Hall Randolph Wardell Johnston George H. Myrick Johnston William J. Kirby Alfred M. Butler Massachusetts State Federation of ‘Woman's Clubs Charles A. Williams Mothers and Daughters E. Louise Jones Massachusetts Division Public Libraries Marion T. Rudkin

Local Legion Post Volunteers for National Defense Questionnaires

Commander William H. Walsh reports strong veteran turnout at the Dugout on Washington's Birthday to fill National Defense Questionnaires and offer services. A town registration plan may follow with the Legion to assist. a Disaster Committee chaired by Percy Sterling has formed to coordinate with town officials.

Wm. H. Walsh Winthrop Post American Legion Washington Percy Sterling Disaster Committee of the Legion Sterling Board of Selectmen Legion Headquarters Ocean

Lenten Services At Baptist Church

An Ash Wednesday service opened a series of Lenten Wednesday services at First Baptist Church. The pastor will preach brief sermons on Roads to God. The introductory sermon covered The Strength of God. Sunday services before Easter explore The Faith That Is Ours.

First Baptist Church

Annual Drive Progresses for Nursing Association Fundraising

Early reports from precinct chairmen show the annual membership canvass on track. Rotary Club endorsement boosts town support as solicitors prepare to cover every street March 24 through April 7 to secure funds for trained nurses.

Winthrop Rotary Club Nursing Association

Playmakers’ Night of January 16th Impresses Audiences

The Playmakers stage the Broadway comedy drama Night of January 16th at Odd Fellows Hall to capacity crowds. Ross Gilchrist directs an eighteen member cast led by Rita Neylon as Karen Andre with strong turns by Arthur Verney and Anita Carrington.

Playmakers Odd Fellows Hall Karen Andre John Faulkner Faulkner John Henry Ross Gilchrist Arthur Verney Rita Neylon Anita Carrington Magda Swenson Ruth Shorley Roberta van Rensselaer Margaret Walton John Hutchins John Anderson Geraldine Abbott James Ca Srington Paul Madden Brenton Stotz Larry Regan

Miss Harriet Day Dies Suddenly

Miss Harriet Maude Day a former local schools teacher and national artist died at Community Hospital Wednesday at age sixty nine. She taught in local schools forty five years retiring June 1937 and later devoted time to painting earning recognition. Oral services set for Friday February 28 at 2 p m at the Methodist Church Winthrop Center with surviving brothers and sisters. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Harriet Maude Day Miss Day Methodist Church Winthrop Center Woodlawn Cemetery

Presidents' Day Social For Winthrop Catholic Club

Members and friends of the Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club enjoyed a social evening in St. John's Hall. President Mrs Arthur J Laley opened the meeting and announced the Annual Tea and Presidents' Day on Sunday March 2 at the Ritz Carlton Boston. The King's Serenaders performed Hawaiian melodies and Mrs Ernest B Pevear sang two solos. A variety quiz followed with gifts for correct answers. Refreshments were served by the Hospitality Committee.

Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club St. John’s Hall Arthur J. @laley Ritz Carlton Boston St. Francis Glee Club James P. Johnson King’s Alice Ku John C. Burke James Riley Fred J. Devereaux Agnes Epps Dorothea Pratt Catherine Marmino Leo.j. Haskell William J. Kirby James H. Perrine Albert E. Wellings Joseph F.o’hern John C. Whyte

Associates Honor Manager Gardella at Dinner for 30 Years Service

The Malden Gas and Electric Employees Social Club guests of the Suburban Gas and Electric Employees Association attended a dinner dance at General Edwards Inn on Wednesday evening February 19. George Cawthorne, president of the Revere Association, served as master of ceremonies as the event honored Gardella for nearly thirty years of service.

Malden Gas & Electric Employees’ Social Club Suburban Gas & Electric Employees’ Association General Edwards ‘Inn George Cawthorne Revere Association

Seven-man race for town Board of Selectmen dominates election outlook

Voters prepare for a large turnout next Monday with 5 600 to 5 800 ballots expected. Seven candidates contest three selectmen seats along with races for school committee and assessors. Incumbents Mahaney and Key seek another term while Batchelder Belcher Atkinson Verney and Smith vie for open seats. Key Verney Batchelder have Republican League backing. Fielding leads in the assessor of taxes race over Green with GOP support.

Board of Selectmen Board of Assessors Board of Selectmen Timothy J. Mahaney Thomas E. Key Ross F. Batchelder David Belcher Leonard C. Atkinson Arthur F. Verney Walter Smith Key Verney Batchelder Republican League Mahaney Atkinson Belcher Smith John W. Fielding Oliver F. Green Fielding

Town election polls set 7 am to 8 pm

Polls in all precincts will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. next Monday for the annual town election. Voting places include precinct 1 at E B Newton school precinct 2 at senior high school precinct 3 at Shirley Street School precinct 4 at Highlands School and precinct 5 at a store on Cottage Park Road.

E. B. Newton Shirley Street Highlands Cottage Park Rd

Selective Service Names 10 More Inductees From Winthrop

The Winthrop Selective Service announces ten young men ordered to report to the board this Friday at 8 45 a m for departure to the Boston induction station to begin a year of service in the U S Army. Names include Abraham Fisher Edward F Lane Joseph H Mullen George Petrillo Willis G Carsley Myer Brill William J Montgomery Paul P Zetzel David F Ingersoll Jr and Robert Klier. Six replacements named if any above cannot report. Also listed are Philip A Monaghan David J Kgan Frank A Farnell Irving Gilman Robert O Ciccarelli and Herbert R Perlmutter.

Winthrop Selective Service Boston United States Army Abraham Fisher Edward F. Lane Joseph H. Mullen George Petrillo Willis G Carsley Myer Brill William J. Montgomery Paul P.zetzel David F. Ingersoll, Jr Robert

Town Clerk Reports Voter Registration Near 10 270

Town Clerk Donald S. McLeod notes registration will likely reach about 10 270 with two dates left. The prior total stood at 10 180 before the current registration period began, and officials expect little new growth as the voting strength seems near maximum.

Donald S. McLeod

Pleasant Park Yacht Club Plans 13th Pre-Election Dinner

The Pleasant Park Yacht Club hosts its 13th annual pre election dinner this Thursday at 7 30 p m. The event features invited guests and town candidates with entertainment and is open to the public under the supervision of the entertainment committee.

Pleasant Park Yacht’ Club

Wheeler Named As Campaign Chairman

Carl A. Wheeler former Park Dept. chairman was unanimously elected campaign chairman at a Republican League meeting. He will direct the party’s work for the town election on Monday and expressed strong confidence in the endorsed ticket and its chances.

Republican League, Inc Carl A. Wheeler Park Dept Wheeler

Winthrop Improvement Association March Meeting Planned

Members and friends of the Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association are invited to the March meeting on Tuesday March 4 with a 6 30 dinner cooked by Wm H Godfrey and assistants Reservations can be made by calling Ocean 0537M or 2410R Chief of Police Wm F Pumphret will speak on department affairs Ex Representative Daniel J Honan to discuss Legislature procedures Beacon Hill Music program led by Carle W Malley

Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association Wm. H. Godfrey Ocean Wm. F. Pumphret Daniel J.honan Beacon Hill Carle W- Malley

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Massachusetts State College Baptist Church Visiting Nurse Association Fund ENT Harriet Day Catholic Club Gardella Winthrop Improvement Historical Association
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