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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1938

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Thomas Key Named General Chairman Of The Republican Council

Thomas Key is chosen as general chairman of the Republican Council of the town as nomination papers near. The group expects increased activity and cooperation this year with Key gaining broad support. Potential contests include the Board of Assessors Park Commission and School Commission with Carl Wheeler not seeking re election from the Park Commission.

Thomas Key Republican Council of Town Republican Council of Key Republican Council Mem

Winthrop Fog Baffles Milk Wagon Find

Thick fog shrouded Winthrop early Monday morning delaying a milk wagon from H P Hood Co. A resident at Winthrop Beach reported a wagon had stood in front of her house since 2 a m. Police were alerted at 6 a m as Hood Co. investigated the missing wagon.

H. P. Hood Company Winthrop Winthrop Beach

Sidvin F Tucker Hurt-In Accident

Sidvin F Tucker, a prominent town resident, slipped on his bedroom floor at 393 Pleasant Street last Saturday morning. He struck his head on a chest, suffering a probable brain concussion and possible skull fracture and was taken by Dr Raymond B Parker to the Community Hospital where he remains a patient.

Sidvin F. Tucker Pleasant St Tucker Raymond B. Parker

Will Retire After 47 Years Service

Arthur S. Tewksbury head janitor of the local public schools will retire next Tuesday Feb 1 after forty seven years in service. He knew many students by name and helped shape the high school from a small start to its current enrollment. He began in September 1890 and is a native of the town with deep local roots dating to the 1700s.

Arthur S. Tewksbury Tewksbury Old Town Hall Pauline Street Edward B. Newton the Pauline

Wheeler Will Not Seek Re Election To Park Board

Carl R. Wheeler, longtime Park Commissioners member since 1931, will not seek re election this March after weeks of deliberation. He served as chair in 1932 1933 1934 and 1935 and contributed to Miller Field and Ingleside Park projects. Wheeler plans to run for town meeting member from precinct 5.

Carl R. Wheeler Board of Park Commissioners Park Board Mr. Wheeler Miller Field Ingleside Lark Wheeler

Cambridge event marks Lee Jackson birthdays

Rev. Ralph M. Harper of St. John's Episcopal Church spoke Tuesday before the Woodrow Wilson chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy in Cambridge at the annual celebration of the birthdays of Lee and Jackson.

Ralph M. Harper St. John’s Episcopal Church Woodrow Wilson The Daughters of the Confederacy Cambridge Lee Jackson

Status of North Metropolitan Sewer in Winthrop Town Report

Representative Honan outlines the North Metropolitan Sewerage District survey as it affects Winthrop. He explains legislative acts from 1937, cost estimates, and the failed federal grant, noting Winthrop’s interest would be addressed by borings planned along the full sewer length to Deer Island Light.

D. J. Honan Winthrop Daniel J. Honan North Metropolitan, Sewerage District Survey North Metropolitan Medford Boston Chelsea Creek Metropolitan District Commission Deer Island Light House John W. Kimball Ways and Means Committee

Harry F. O Connell Elected Chairman

The Democratic Town Committee of Winthrop met in the Town Hall Hearing Room on January 20 to elect officers for the year and fill two vacancies. Harry F. O Connell was unanimously elected chairman as Frank A. Farrell resigned. Re-elected officers included Frederic J. Muldoon Ernest B. Pevear John W. Hendricks Grace M. Farrell George C. Jenkins vice chairs Ursula R. Muldoon secretary Edward J. Cronin treasurer. Joseph Sullivan and David Lavien were appointed to fill the vacancies.

Winthrop Frank A. Farrell Harry F. O’connell Frederic J. Muldoon Ernest B. Pevear John W. Hendricks Grace M. Farrell George C. Jenkins Ursula R. Muldoon Edward J. Cronin Joseph Sullivan David Lavien

Park Board Protest Over Board of Selectmen Authority

Park Commissioners Albert T Hayes and Thomas A White protested to the Board of Selectmen Monday night claiming the board usurped power. They argued park jurisdiction over the Winthrop Golf Club area. The Selectmen said the issue involved the town, not just the park department. The heated conference lasted some time with no final decision.

Board of Selectmen Albert T.hayes Thomas A. White Park Commissioners Winthrop Golf Park Department

Republicans Meet To Elect Officers 1938

The General Republican Council announces officers for 1938 led by Thomas E. Key as Chairman and Frank S. Farquhar as Vice Chairman in charge of election. Francis T. Lithgow is Treasurer and Finance Chair, Mildred F. Jennings is Secretary.

General Republican Council Thomas E. Key Frank S. Farquhar Francis T. Lithgow Mildred F. Jennings Winthrop Republican Town Committee Republican League Republican Club For Young Men’s Republican Club

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