Ice Cream Quality Promise From Local Dairy
Confidence in purity and healthful quality of Ice Cream made in our own dairy. The ad emphasizes safety and trust in home production.
29 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
1
Confidence in purity and healthful quality of Ice Cream made in our own dairy. The ad emphasizes safety and trust in home production.
At the first general committee meeting in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, representatives from over 20 local organizations discussed plans for the Winthrop Community Hospital Carnival and began forming subcommittees for the event.
Police responded quickly to a Friday disturbance near Thornton Station when about thirty barrels of clams owned by local diggers were threatened. State raids the prior week had seized clams dug by unlicensed outsiders. Out-of-town diggers arrived by three cars seeking revenge, but officers dispersed the group without trouble.
The third annual Mardi Gras and Carnival of the Richard F Metcalf Post VFW closed Saturday evening with a large crowd. The Chevrolet was awarded at 11:00 p.m. to Joseph F Mariz of 47 Bates Avenue, holder of the winning ticket The Doll and Baby Carriage Parade was held Saturday afternoon at the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Winthrop Post 146 American Legion plans its second annual outing at Pleasant Pond Wenham Mass on Sunday August 7. Automobiles assemble at the Dugout at 10 oclock with transportation provided for those needing a ride. The event will feature amusements beauty contest races and swimming events.
More than two hundred engineers executives and drillers who worked on the East Boston Tunnel celebrated the final partition break through. A special dinner at the Elks Hall followed with broiled lobster fried chicken and salad as a special orchestra provided music. Officials from the contracting company thanked the workers for their diligence and success.
Judge Frank J Donahue of the Suffolk Superior Court ruled that the barking and howling of four dogs owned by Miss Henrietta A S Pike and Gertrude Pike at 184 Woodside avenue did not constitute a nuisance. High White of 188 Woodside Avenue challenged the conclusion, saying the dogs disturbed him at night.
Grace H. Connors of 62 Upland Road was named Miss Winthrop at a Coté Park Yacht Club dance Friday evening hosted by the Pookie Associates.
Miss Connors won unanimous judging as the town’s Miss Winthrop at a school dance. Daughter of Stephen J. Connors of 62 Upland Road, she is a 1930 local high school graduate and well known in the community.
Winthrop Elks headed by P. Austin McCormack complete arrangements for the Elks Charity Carnival opening at 8:00 PM on Friday August 5 and running to 11:00 PM Monday with valuable cash gifts.
The body of Arthur L. Witham of Somerville was found floating in Crystal Cove Bay near Government Wharf by Donald Aggino. Authorities believe he was beaten and dumped into the water after a confrontation. An investigation is being conducted by local police with Lieut. Col. Paul Bunker directing inquiries and medical examiner William Waters reviewing the scene.
Leonard C. Atkinson of 3 Prospect Avenue announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the upcoming primaries for the U S House. A Winthrop figure in yachting circles, he is a longtime Winthrop Yacht Club member and current treasurer. Last year he led Precinct 3 votes for Town Meeting Member.
Report says G Wallace Tibbetts, former Board of Selectmen chairman, is urged by supporters to seek the Republican nomination for the State House in September primaries. He has not stated his candidacy, but is believed to allow friends to enter his name.
Patrolman Wellington D. Douglas of the Winthrop Police Department, residing on Buchanan Street, narrowly escaped death Sunday afternoon when the police cruiser backed over the edge of a cliff on Almont Street.
Miss Marion C Fussell R N was named superintendent of Winthrop Community Hospital succeeding Mary Jahnle who resigned. Fussell brings extensive training and knowledge of the institution from weeks with the hospital executive committee and is a graduate of New England Baptist Hospital in Boston.
Reports from Winthrop Community Hospital say Almon E Whittemore president of the Winthrop Trust Company and treasurer of the Winthrop Cooperative Bank is gaining strength after surgery. He was ill during Cottage Park Yacht Club race week end and was operated on last Sunday. He is improving rapidly according to hospital updates.
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