Winthrop Surf Photo Draws Attention in Tribune
A front page photo from Shore Drive in Winthrop attracts notice as big advertising potential. Meanwhile the Beach section notes Norman Horrigan homebound with neck boils and a tire theft near the Congregational Church.
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Chicago Sunday Tribune
Winthrop
Shore Drive
Ed. C. Russell
Perry
Iowa
Norman J. Horrigan
Frederick S. Davis
Lewis Av
Tewksbury St
Congregational Church
Winthrop Highlands Yacht Club
George H. Glazier
Arthur H. Waldo
William ‘J. “Cooper
William J. Clark
Auxiliary of Legion installs new officers in Winthrop Post
In Legion Hall on Friday January 9 the Auxiliary of Winthrop Post 146 A L installed new officers before a large gathering. Miss May Whittaker led the ceremony with state officers assisting, naming Mary Winston president and other officers. A program followed with music gifts, and Past President pins were awarded. Refreshments and dancing closed the evening.
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Legion Hall
Winthrop Post 146
A. L
Wm. P. Keaney
Kenney
May Whittaker
Winnie Carney
Mary Hine
Mary A. Winston
Grace E. Fielding
Zeta A. Fulham
Stanley A. Roberts
Barbara Silberburg
Joan Kenney
Tom’ White
Winthrop
Veronica Boyle
Legion Bowling Notes Showcase Local Players and Departures
Legion Notes highlights top scores by Ralph Roach Walter McLaughlan Morris Spector Ray Corkham and Percy Lamb with Martin Delorey as high so far this week. Larry LaCourse leaves Winthrop for Jamaica Plain to run a store and challenges any two man team. Johnny Allison plans fishing trips with his father. Walter Reese and his team defeat the Southpaws marking their first loss. Frog Delorey visits the Heights for a pool game and Bob Reese quits grease and oil shoes. The Boys Club Annual Dance at Legion Hall, chaired by Arthur Maskell, is its big junior social event of the season.
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Ralph Roach
Walter McLaughlan
Morris Spector
Ray Corkham
Percy Lamb
Martin Delorey
Winthrop
Larry LaCourse
Jamaica Plain
Larry
Arthur Henry
The
Legion
Johnny Allison
Bug House Fables
Walter Reese
Jasper
Legion Hall
Boy Scouts
Arthur Maskell
Machine Gun Co. remembers fallen comrades and leaders
The Winthrop unit leaders plan to elect Captain Stoehr as military commander and set By-laws for an association. Officers include John W. Hogan as president, Stanley A. Roberts as secretary, Alfred T. Silberberg as treasurer, Carl Harding as historian, and Russell E. Bacon as chaplain. The group recalls its World War I campaign, Martha's Vineyard camp, and a 35 second Benet Mercier rifle test. Memorial Day parade is planned.
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Winthrop
Stoehr
John W. Hogan
Stanley A. Roberts
Alfred T. Silberberg
Carl Harding
Russell E. Bacon
Albert H. Hayes
G. Walter Nickerson
William H.barry
Legion Hall
Harding
101St Infantry
Martha’s Vineyard
U. S. Army
Dick” Stoehr
Wilson
National Guard
General Pershing
Mexico
Villa
Machine Gun Co
Framingham
Texas
Deane Winthrop Chapter D A R 19th Anniversary Held
Deane Winthrop Chapter D A R celebrated its 19th Anniversary at 89 Johnson Ave with an old lace jewelry and fans exhibit. The group reported 4302 immigrant manuals distributed and a large flag given to Winthrop Schools. A 12 state Old Trails Road marker project was announced. Mrs Lydia Osborne spoke on international relations and Miss Freda Rogolsky addressed the gathering. Dr Kate Waller Bennett to speak at Unitarian Church on Jan 25. Tea and a birthday cake were served.
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Deane Winthrop
Edith Chase
Johnson Av
Committee On Americanization
Winthrop
Crosner School
N. C
Ocean
Lydia Osborne
Susan Kent
World War Service Committee
Freda Rogolsky
Russia
Elizabeth Peabody Settlement House
Kate Waller Bennett
Florence Crittenden League
Unitarian Church
Town Topics On Miss Whittemore’s Chicago Visit
Miss Louise Whittemore of Orlando visits Chicago for three weeks with a college friend. Ronald Leighton, also of Orlando, reports poor roads in Florida and dangerous driving on the trip, noting hot weather at 85 degrees.
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Louise Whittemore
Orlando
Chicago
Ronald Leighton
Fla
Florida
Weak Mixture Men Made of Dust Says Boston Transcript
A Boston Transcript quotation laments men seem made of dust with no sand in them, expressing a metaphor about fragility and emptiness in human character. The excerpt critiques moral substance and personal resolve in contemporary society.
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Boston Transcript
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Cinderella
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Salem St
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Cliff Av
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Miss Hatch
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Castle St. Waltham
Emma C. Bennett
Somerset Sv
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Winthrop Post
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