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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1943

Page

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Attacks on Rome as Faith Crossroads in History

The essay links Rome’s 410 A D sack to Jerusalem’s 586 B C destruction, positing religion survives through righteousness beyond temples. It contrasts Jerome and Augustine, arguing Augustine’s City of God frames a church-led city of eternal Jerusalem. It laments state power and urges global Christian unity in Christ.

Rome Jerusalem B.C Omelem Judah Holy of Holies Isaiah Babylon Alaric Saint Jerome Bethlehem Jerome Saint Augustine Hippo Hitler Mussolini Jehovah Solomons Islands O’connell Great Britain

Girl Scouts Enjoy Weenie Roast At Beach Gathering

At Point Shirley bend the midsummer Cub Scouts meeting featured weenies fried and sanded, surf bathing, a shot putting contest, and Stingaree. State Guard apt. John P. Ashworth directed with Lt. Wm. M. Bennett assisting. About 25 boys and den mothers attended. Stingaree winner Paul Monahan. shot put winner David Bennett.

Point Shirley Bend State Guard John_P._Ashworth Wm. M. Bennett Paul ‘Monahan David Bennett

Garden Club Meeting and Harvest Show Plan

The Garden Club of the Winthrop Woman's Club holds a regular meeting Monday August 2 at 11. Hostess is Mrs Ralph S Woollett of 2 Sargent Terrace with chairwoman Mrs Ralph B Halford. Program by Mrs Wendell A Hodgkins on how the summer garden supports the winter table. Harvest Show set for September 10 and 11 in Odd Fellows Hall.

Winthrop Woman’s Club Ralph S. Woollett Sargent Terrace Ralph B. Halford Wendell A. Hodgkins Odd .Fellows’ Hall

Youngest Captain in Harbor Defenses of Boston Promoted

Arthur J. Pearsall promoted to captain, serving as Post Engineers' Executive Officer at Ft. Banks. At 25 on July 4 he is the youngest captain in the Harbor Defenses of Boston, born in Lowell to William T. Pearsall Sr. His career spans ROTC, Philadelphia Quartermaster School, Zone Construction Quartermaster, and roles as Assistant Utilities Officer and Corps of Engineers. He has three brothers in service and holds multiple military titles.

Arthur J. Pearsall Ft. Banks Boston Lowell William T. Pearsall Middlesex Park Pearsall Boston University College of Business Administration ROTC Philadelphia Army Base Corps of Engineers Ernest Army

Services Held For George W. Prescott

George W. Prescott, 46 Shore Drive, died suddenly last Friday while seated at the Elks Home veranda. He resided in Winthrop over 50 years after moving from South Boston and was a longtime member of the Winthrop Lodge of Elks. Burial followed at Mt Hope Cemetery Forest Hills with services led by Rev. Ralph M. Harper. He left a single first cousin, William Prescott of Boston.

George W. Prescott Shore Drive The Elks Edward J. Grainger Mr. Prescott Winthrop Boston Winthrop Lodge of Elks Winthrop Lodge Ellis Prescott International Red Cross London England William F. Gately Richard C. Kirby Mt. Hope Cemetery Forest Hills Ralph M. Harper St. John's Episcopal Church William Prescott

Home from Arizona

Frederic J. Muldoon Jr of 190 Pleasant St attached to the United States Army Air Forces arrived home Sunday for a 10 day furlough. En route he contracted a severe cold and at Winthrop he was admitted to Fort Banks Hospital where he remains a patient.

Frederic J. Muldoon, Jr Pleasant Jr United States Army Air Forces Arizona Fred Winthrop Ft. Banks Hospital

Two Week Camp Ends at Camp Powow in Lynn

The first two week period at Camp Powow closed Monday July 26 with 34 campers traveling to Lynn for the season. Gains averaged over 3 pounds per camper despite rationing and activities covered scoutcraft, athletics, swimming, canoeing and life saving. The camp will run four more weeks with registrations at the Bay Shore Council headquarters in Lynn and lists many campers and leaders including Carl L. Hilton and John R. Horne.

Camp Powow Bay Shore Council Lynn Camp Fellsland Camp Powew Mr. Nihan Pine Grove Order of the Arrow Council Exchange St Mass Morris Andrews Richard Armstrong John Beckwith William Bucklin John Currie Richard Devine Fenwick Dunne Earl Mark Hamilton Kevin Hanlon William Lamont Donald Lane Edward Leslie Howard Pearson David Preston William Ximiness William Abbott Arthur Barton William Bibbey Robert Blair Warren Braden Orlando Brown John Burrill William Caithness Bruce Chandler Irwin Cohen Edward Collins, Jr Leonard Comeau Donald Cook Kenneth Cooper James Craig William Cullerton Francis Robert Daigle Richard Davis Arthur Day John Dineen Robert Dinsfriend Earl Dudman Henry Dunne Lawrence R. E Richard Bamforth John Kaminsky Carl L. Hilton John R. Horne Charles Savage Charles R. Little C. Blanche Hilton Alice C. Clough R.N Malcolm Ward American Red Cross Michael Moran

Do Not Leave Any Articles At Door

Mrs. Harry M. Jones, chairman of the Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association at Magee's Corner, explains that items left at the shop when it is closed are not received. The shop is open Tuesday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4. If notified, articles will be collected. the need is great and nothing should be lost.

Harry M. Jones Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association Magee’s Corner Association Visiting Nurse Association

Going to Washington for Short Navy Studies

Lieut. (SG) Francis W. Juggins USNR depart Saturday for Washington DC for three to four weeks of advanced studies aligned with his Navy duties. Since graduating last fall from the Naval Air Base at Quonset Rhode Island he has served in the administrative section of the First Naval District in Boston.

Francis W. Juggins USNR Washington, D. C Navy Naval Air Base Quonset R. I Juggins First Naval District Boston

Alpaca Cloth Introduced in England in 1836

The article notes that alpaca cloth was introduced in England by the then Earl of Derby in 1836, marking a significant textile milestone.

England Earl of Derby

Fort Heath Squad Wins Battalion Drill Contest

A Fort Heath Headquarters Battery squad of 10 men won the First Battalion squad drilling contest at Ingleside Park Winthrop before hundreds of spectators. Fort Heath Battery A placed second Sagamore Battery C third Rocky Point Battery B fourth. Individual honors went to Sgt. William M. Rosen, Cpl. Robert D. Hildreth Jr., and Cpl. John H. Keppie.

Fort Heath Ingleside Park Winthrop Coast Artillerymen Rocky Point Sagamore Edwin A. Deagle Ft. Heath William M. Rosen Robert D. Hildreth, Jr John H. Keppie Frank S. Clark Boston Winthrop Usc John P. Trainor Hildreth, Jr Forrest I. Peters George A.nigro William C. Thomas Russell A. Cook Frank J. Nyslivy Irving Barbara Joseph M. D'Amico Joseph A. Ferenczi

Winthrop Yacht Club Corrects War Bond Figure

A correction notes that last week the Winthrop Yacht Club stated it bought $600 War Bonds. the actual amount was $6000. The notice commends the staff for aiding the war effort.

Winthrop Yacht Club

Baseball Schedule Harbor Defenses of Boston

Fort Andrews hosts Fort Banks on August 1st and 4th with Fort Heath facing Fort Dawes at Ingleside Park August 1st. On August 7th Fort Ruckman meets Fort Revere at Fort Revere and Fort Warren meets Fort Banks.

Fort Andrews Fort Banks Fort Heath Fort Dawes Ingleside Park Fort Ruckman Fort Revere Fort Warren

Flinn Announces Engagement of Marguerite Flinn to Sergeant McDonough

Mr. John H. Flinn of Winthrop announces the engagement of his daughter Marguerite M. Flinn to Sergeant William McDonough of Boston. Miss Flinn works with the Quartermaster Department at Fort Banks and the sergeant serves in the U S Army Air Corps with service in the southern Pacific.

John H. Flinn Bay View Ave Winthrop Marguerite M. Flinn William McDonough Boston Miss Flinn Quartermaster Department Fort Banks Sergeant McDonough U. S. Army Air Corps Southern Pacific

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St. John’s Episcopal Church Edith Wood Masonic Building Girl Scouts Garden Club Winthrop Woman's Club Nat’s Nat’s Delicatessen Shirley ST. Ocean Wave Way Washington Ingleside Coast Uso-Winthrop Soldiers and Sailors’ Committee USO Nahant Ave Norman J. Horrigan Julia. Martin Harbor Defenses Usc Highlands Ham’s
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