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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1936

Page

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Taxpayer fury at Beacon Hill spending cited in dissident remarks

Mahoney faults the present administration and lawmakers for a costly spending program in Commonwealth halls. He condemns perceived deceit by venal reps and credits Taxpayers Federation for battling what he calls a reign of terror while noting a rise from 58.1 to 72.5 million in appropriations since 1934.

Curley Commonwealth Taxpayers Federation Citizens’ Organization Beacon Hill

Building activity surges in town in first half of year

Building data show a 100 percent gain from last year with total value rising from 75436 to 180552 for the first six months. Eight new single family homes and twenty garages were erected, with Precinct 1 leading in new work at 29 357. Precinct 4 had the least activity at 5200 while precincts 2 3 and 5 totaled 8800 1935 6260 respectively. Alterations and additions reached 59 dwellings and garages town wide.

T. J. Mahaney

Republicans Meet And Organize Here In Winthrop

The Republican Town Committee of Winthrop held its initial meeting and formed its organization for the upcoming campaign. Frank Freundlich was reelected Chairman with officers Arthur W. Gibby, Maud M. Tibbets, Robert H. Anthony, Grace Lithgow, Fred Gardner Smith, F. Temple Scott among the new team. Delegates to the Northfield Missionary Conference were Elizabeth Law Martha Eveleth and Mrs Charles L Barlow.

New Republican Town Committee Winthrop Republican Party Frank Freundlich Arthur W. Gibby Maud M.tibbets Robert H. Anthony Grace Lithgow Fred Gardner Smith F. Temple Scott Women's Republican Club Young Women’s Republican Club The Republican League Young Men's Republican Club Board of Selectmen Leonard €. Atkinson Roy. W. Pigeon Fred W. Fisher William E. Remby Frank W. Farquhar Simon Fleisher Thomas Key Justin A. Dincady Genieve-Go-Colsen Edwin M. Howard Joseph Silin Ernest R. Walker Carl L. Root Northfield Mass East Northfield Elizabeth Law Bowdoin St Martha L. Eveleth Edgehill Road Charles L. Barlow Johnson Terrace

Banquet to honor longtime local post office chief Belcher

On Thursday evening July 23 at the Cliff House friends and town officials honor former superintendent David Belcher who retired after forty four years of service to the town. Boston District Postmaster William E. Hurley will speak. Many citizens are expected. reservations through Winthrop post office staff.

Cliff House Homor David Belcher Boston William E. Hurley Belcher Winthrop Post Office

Young Crippled Boy at Green Harbor Camp

A disabled boy spends a healthful summer at Green Harbor Camp for boys under Christian Brothers. Sponsored by Winthrop Unit 146 American Legion Auxiliary, the camp showcases the Auxiliary Child Welfare committee’s charitable work. Mother's milk referenced in the text.

Green Harbor The Christian Brothers Winthrop Unit No. 146 American Legion Auxiliary

Rites Held For John R Hanmer

John R. Hanmer longtime credit insurance executive and civic leader died at his home 21 Orlando avenue after a long illness. Born April 26 1865 in Burnside Connecticut he married Gertrude Gaines in 1890. He led the London Guarantee and Accident Company New England desk and active in town politics clubs and Republican groups. Survived by daughter Ruth and two sisters, services held at his home with interment in East Hartford.

John R. Hanmer Orlando Avenue Mr. Hanmer Burnside Conn William Hanmer Caroline Forbes Hanmer Hanmer Forbes Gertrude Gaines East Hartford London Guarantee & Accident Company, Ltd New England Republican League Winthrop Golf Club Cottage Park Yacht Club Republican League of Winthrop The Insurance Society of Massachusetts Boston Credit Men’s Association St. John’s Lodge of Masons

Dredging Bids Sought for Cottage Park and Pleasant Park Clubs

The Board of Selectmen reports that the state plans to advertise bids for dredging to improve the Cottage Park and Pleasant Park Yacht Club channels. Mud from both sites will be pumped into Ingleside Park as fill. Town appropriations total 462?7.50 for Pleasant Park and 4000 for Cottage Park, each 25 percent of cost, state covers 75 percent. About 50 000 cubic yards of fill expected from each project. Work likely not to start before September and may wait until after the bathing season due to Pleasant Street pipelines, which could affect Donovan Beach access.

Board of Selectmen Callahan Department of Public Works Cottage Park Ingleside Park Pleasant Street Donovan Beach

Keenan Wins Hustler Class at Winthrop Yacht Club Race

Vincent Keenan drives the Hawk to a commanding win in the Hustler Class at Winthrop, finishing well ahead of George Floyd in the Huskie. In the Winthrop 15 Foot Class W T Hall’s Blitzen narrowly defeats Prancer piloted by Harry Burroughs for first place.

Vincent Keenan Winthrop Huskie George Floyd Fred Goodwin Hooch Dan and McKay Ho-Mack McKenna Paul Sweeney Hellion Robert O. Tewksbury Fred Smith Blitzen W. T. Hall Prancer Harry Burroughs Dancer R. Keller Comet Edward Crissey

Rumors of contest in local party primaries for General Court

The town buzzes with potential Republican nominations for Representative to the General Court. Albert T. Hayes and Edward R. Thomas have nomination papers in circulation while Edward R. Thomas and Chester O Donnell may pursue Democratic endorsement. Other names like Russell Belcher and John J McCarthy are floated as possible candidates. Complete field depends on nomination paper filings.

Daniel Honan Chester O'Donnell Representative Albert T. Hayes Edward R. Thomas Russell Belcher Belcher Republican League Thomas Hayes Honan O'Donnell John J McCarthy

Camp Powow Seventeenth Scout Season Under Way

Boy Scout Camp Powow in Lynn Council enters its seventeenth season with athletic events water front activities and scoutcraft. Thunder storms disrupted the start as treasure hunts fizzled but Nip per Lewis found the camp treasure. Camp Powow baseball beat Camp Fellsland 16 to 9 and visitors from Fellsland enjoyed sound pictures by Chevrolet Motors Inc and a Monday movie night.

Powew Lynn Council Amesbury Chevrolet Motors, Inc Pri

Strike Looms on Narrow Gauge Bos ton Revere Lynn Line

Negotiations between Amalgamated Association representatives and the Narrow Gauge road ended in deadlock over wage proposals. P J O'Brien announced after Local 991 in Lynn met, with plan for a strike if talks fail. The union seeks 75 cents an hour for motormen and guards, up from 65 and 61, plus boosts for boatmen.

Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Winthrop Revere Lynn P. J. O’brien O'Brien Samuel Hoar Amalgamated

The Gay Nineties Sport Here Again

Rejuvenated cycling craze in Greater Boston with a shift toward women riders. Chelsea Tire & Cycle Co promotes bikes at low prices, easy pay plans, and notes forthcoming state bicycle paths. Manager Harry Holzman invites interested riders to Chelsea Square for model displays.

Greater Boston Winthrop Chelsea Tire & Cycle Co Chelsea Square Chelsea Harry Holzman

Record Fleet In Squantum Interclub Race

The Squantum Yacht Club hosted Boston Bay's largest interclub regatta with 148 boats off Quincy Bay. Despite uncertain morning winds, a northeast breeze turned favorable and the fleet finished well as sun returned. James Finlay led the Manchester division in the 18-foot class aboard Sally. Geraldine topped Cottage Park 15-footers with Mohawk by Robert Allison among the leaders.

Boston Bay Squantum Yacht Club Quincy Bay James Finlay Shirley Brooks Sally Cottage Park Manchester Massachusetts Bay Hosea White Oriental William Qohan Geraldine Robert Allison

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