12 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
1
Fragmentary notes reference public funds, bonds, and assets including real estate loans and securities. The text mentions banks, gas, electric, beer companies, and a national trust company amid possible taxation or assessment context. Individual names and dates are unclear within the readable fragments.
The bodies of Mrs. Mabel Baltzer and her husband Percy, residents of Wilmot Nova Scotia, were found in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Simson at 68 Somerset Avenue after a fire swept the residence. The couple were sent by boat to Wilmot on Monday, accompanied by the Simsons. The Simsons escaped the blaze as the second floor filled with smoke and flames.
Mr and Mrs J W Simson and family publicly thank the Winthrop Fire and Police Departments for their efficient work during the recent fire in their home shortly after one o clock the same morning. The interior of the house suffered damage while the rest of the structure escaped.
A long standing drive to balance church and community finances is described as crucial to maintaining religious and civic services. The piece notes years of effort and the ongoing importance of an unbroken record of responsible stewardship for local organizations.
Marshan announces his candidacy for the Board of Selectmen at the annual town election in March. He states many friends have consented to join the board and appeals for press support amid concerns over social conditions in the community.
Next Friday evening a league and Town Advisory Committee meeting will be held in the Town Hall Hearing Room. John W. Fielding and others will discuss the town’s needs and liabilities. Townspeople will attend and hear the open discussion led by Mrs Sem Davis.
The School Committee honors Stedfast with a portrait display open for public viewing. Citizens invited to visit and view the portrait at any convenient time.
Albert L. Pigon of 20 Chester Avenue is appointed deputy collector following the resignation of Louis P. Pfay of 40 Tewksbury Street who served eight years and will leave soon for the South to enjoy retirement in his later years.
By law section 14 requires owners or tenants with abutting sidewalks to remove snow and ice promptly. Violations may incur fines. the ordinance becomes effective upon publication and aligns with Chapter 32 of the General Towns statutes. Signed by official Hessh Dodger.
Superintendent of Sewers John J. Remmedty dies Friday afternoon after 4 30 while inspecting a sewer at Lipcohi and Read. Gas fumes filled the tunnel causing partial unconsciousness before he collapsed and died. Authorities review safety on sewerage work as crews report gas buildup and accidents in the district.
Police and fire departments under Civil Service rejected the five percent salary reduction for 1934. Both departments had matched pay scales for years and the matter, tied to March town meeting budgets, will seek final action.
Rumors, said to be well founded, link Howard E Tewksbury of 24 James Avenue to potentially becoming town police chief as Chief William A McNeil resigns. Names like Sergeants Wells Donovan and ex Captain Beaupre are mentioned as possible successors alongside a temporary appointment plan.
The trial melodrama returns for two evening performances this week as part of the series. Dorothy Hatteh, noted for Jonesy last season, headlines the production in the title role, delivering strong expression and emotional interpretation.
A fragmented report notes a tax shift to fund state relief, mentioning an old age assistance charge added to poll taxes. Details are unclear but indicate changes in liquor taxation and its impact on taxpayers.
The Winthrop Woman's Club schedules a Thursday performance of the farce Mrs. F He's Peletram. The group aims to raise money for a Git Scholarship and Emergency Funds with Mess Hay C Shodey as chairman of the Billa Committee overseeing production.
Town residents whispered about a planned nudist colony near a glass-walled station in Acsemind. A Winthrop potter arrived to help end the uproar while onlookers watched a man near the fire in the station area. Police intervened to calm the scene.
The Knights of Columbus will host an Italian Night under the direction of Lecturer Dr. Arthur E. Cassidy in Winthrop County. All council members are invited to attend the regular meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
A local notice requests residents to shovel snow from driveways and sidewalks and pile it along the curb rather than throwing it back into the street. The call aims to keep roads safer and pedestrians clear after storms.
A large group of friends gathers signatures to nominate Frederic J. Muldoon for town moderator. They praise his fair and impartial handling of matters at town meetings and argue he should continue in the role for the town’s best interests.
Town Clerk McLeod reminds all candidates to file nomina tion papers by 5 p.m. Friday February 16. The official withdrawal deadline is 5 p.m. Saturday February 17 for those who decide not to seek election.
The Winthrop Teachers Association announces a bridge party Wednesday evening January 24 in the Senior High School library. Proceeds will aid needy children. all are invited to attend.
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