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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1925

Page

5

Winthrop Golf Club crowd as popular golf grows

At Winthrop Golf Club on Saturday July 18 the grounds were crowded. F. W. Nay won low net with 66 while W. O. Causer and A. DeCort tied for second at 67. G. J. Buchanan shot 68 and E. M. Jenning 69.

Winthrop F. W. Nay W. O. Causer A. DeCort G. J. Buchanan E. M. Jenning

Town Folks Travel and Local Dog Bites Reported

Mrs Charles A Hagman and Dawn visit Scotch Plains New Jersey returning home end of week. Ex Selectman Charles Ridgway seen driving about. Fred Whittemore from Worcester visits son Lester in town. George Hutchinson and daughter return from White Mountains trip. George Souther visiting from River Rd now Stoneham. Commissioner Richard Flynn tours Scotland Ireland healthy. Ellamae enjoys trip with him. E Winters reports his son bitten by a dog, owner on Cottage Ave. Mrs Connor reports another dog bite while boy plays opposite home.

Charles A. Hagman Dawn Arthur Springer Ida Hagman Scotch Plains New Jersey Fred A. Whittemore Worcester Lester B. Whittemore Richard R. Flynn Cottage Park Rd Scotland Ireland Ellamae

Old Town Hall fire alarm reports baby carriage blaze

Box 68 alerted at 5 05 PM Wednesday to a fire in a baby carriage in the cellar at 41 Belcher Street owned by Mrs. Elliot. Four boys reportedly played with matches. Court summons for Charles F. Schuler of Orlando Avenue refuses to kill or confine a dog after town clerk order. Post office carriers enjoy annual vacations Jack Shaughnessey Manning Corbett. Richard D. Cox returns. Ben son on vacation. Carrier Patrick Henry back after quinsy. Major H. C. Daniel health officer active after illness.

Old Town Hall Belcherst Elliot Charles F. Schuler Orlando Av Jack” Shaughnessey Manning Corbett Richard D. Cox Mr. Benson

Champion Wrestler Advocates Scientifically Prepared Foods

Johnny Meyers, world middleweight wrestling champion, urges use of scientifically prepared foods to avoid contamination. He cites evaporated milk as pure and easily digested and stresses choosing only foods with proven purity. Meyers says diet supports training, discipline, and overall health for peak performance and warns against impure or low value foods.

Johnny. Meyers Lou Talaber Talaber

Advance Oil Burner Advertises High Grade Burner

A high grade oil burner by Carlson Bros Tool and Machine Co promises efficient heat from oil with automatic regulation and clean combustion. It is guaranteed for one year and backed by three years of operation in Metropolitan Boston. Home installation offered with free site survey by Advance Sales engineers from South Boston, MA.

Boston South Boston Carlson Bros. Tool & Machine Co B Street South Mass

Winthrop Plans Parking Rules and Rail Improvements

The town discuss parking limits on thoroughfares near the Beach station and in front of fire houses, urging more no parking signs and better street clearance. Moon Island odor issues persist despite prior efforts. The Narrow Gauge railroad plans electric lights, more cars, and real estate expansions near Center Station, with local praise for town governance and critiques of Pleasant Street resurfacing. Aleppo Temple outing calls and local officials’ involvement noted.

Winthrop Washington Are Beach Railroad Station Beach Station Boston Center Railroad Center Station Aleppo Temple Fitchburg Mass Walter W. Morrison S. C. L. Haskell

Boy Scout Camp Winthrop Ahead of July Opening

Mr. Ferris and helpers spent a week at Camp Winthrop preparing for opening day July 27. Twenty three boys including William Van Delinda Jack Anderson James Dilling Harland Davis George Shapiro Irving Fine Simon Levy Selden Alpert Burton Ginsberg J Victor Shayeb Donald Davis Allen Wilson Walter Foley Joseph Boyle Bruce Loane Douglas Halford Edward Murtha Matthew Murtha Howard Connors Earl Hernandez John Stewart Oliver Tonrose will leave Winthrop at 9 A M by Green Bus from Lynn.

Ole Mr. Ferris Winthrop Lynn Camp Winthrop William and John van Delinda Jack Anderson James Dilling Harland Davis George Shapiro Irving Fine Simon Levy Selden Alpert Burton Ginsberg J. Victor Shayeb Donald Davis Allen Wilson Walter Foley Joseph Boyle Bruce Loane Douglas Halford Edward Matthew Murtha Howard Connors Earl Hernandez John Stewart Oliver Tonrose Ocean Merrimac Manchester Goffstown Parkers Riverdale East Weare Contoocook Road Sargents Over Bridge Everett Station Ferris Shirley Sr Gardner Lawrence Liefried Fred

Miss Lillian Williams Resting in Woodstock NH

Miss Lillian Williams, bookkeeper for the H. E H. Keough Company, is resting at Woodstock New Hampshire. She is named in a local society note with no further details on her condition or visit.

Lillian Williams H. E H. Keough Co Woodstock, N. H

Also Mentioned on This Page

George Mickie Winthrop Golf Club Charles L. Ridgway George J. Hutchinson Northay White Mountains Mohawk Trail George Souther River Rd Stoneham E. Winters Crystal Cove Ay Cottage Ay Patrick Henry H. C. Daniel Johnny Meyers Advance Moon Island Town Hall Revere Pleasant St Main St Court Rd Old Town Road BOY Scout News Cottage Park Yacht Club Strachan Idlewild Intervale N. H Fred J. Bochterle The Cliff House Winter Resort St. Petersburg Fla BIG Elm Tree Tea Room North Conway, N. H Ecuador D. J. Honan Co Diamond Goodrich
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