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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
5
A long tribute to justice and courage urges Elks to honor ideals, attend Flag Day and Memorial Day events, and promote the June Carnival at the Elks Club. Members praised include Harry Blaze, Matty Teltreald, Joe Dalton, Arthur Sullivan, George Wickson, Bill Stover, Frank Greer, Henry J., and Francis McQueeny, with parade plans and bingo nights highlighted.
Questioning why a neighbor prefers the Boston Globe and advertising Barbara Bell Dressmaking Patterns in the paper. Suggests readers follow suit and grab the Globe for style tips and current events.
The C WAL Club hosted an Old Timers Dance on Friday with a large crowd and many couples enjoying dances old and new. The Hi Hats Orchestra provided music, solos by Joseph Forrestall and D Puggan drew encores, and a monster Bowkeye event drew community interest as plans for further activities and a regular nine are shaped.
The Pacquinore Club met at Grace Burns’s new home at 26 Laurel Brive Nevanam Wednesday evening May 16. President Christina-Litte opened the session with reports read and a talk by a guest lecturer from Albania who spoke on customs. A dainty editation was served. The next meeting will be at Dorothy Sewell Brown’s home 19 Hatchroad Medford on June 6.
Elks outline Flag Day observances in East Boston with a parade led by the American Legion Band and massed colors from military outfits. The procession forms at River Road and Washington Avenue at 6 15, goes to Metcalf Square for the flag ritual and a pupil essay, followed by refreshments at the Club House. Families and townspeople anticipate the event as a yearly feature.
Members of the Winthrop Emblem Club met at the Elks Home to plan support for the Annual Carnival of Winthrop Lodge of Elks. The event at Elks Home and Grounds runs June 15 16 and 18 with Emblem Club involvement led by Mrs Thomas Lo Figin and officers including Mrs yeep I Sane secretary and Mrs Harry G Blaze treasurer.
An Old Timers Dance is set for Friday June 22 at Odd Fellows Hall. Dancing runs to 12 with tickets forty cents. Attending will be Emblem Club members led by Mrs Thomas L Flennwith and others including Mesdames Sennett La Fayette Eskrigge Per Dearing Dalton Kirby Streeter Overturf LeCain Russel Seward Ordway Dorean. Public invited.
An article describes fox hunting in America without horses or red coats. Farmers and townsfolk meet by motor and fire, release dogs, and track by hound baying. The fox is not killed. the hunter aims to let it live for future chases.
A fragmentary note describes an ANTCERS JSS gathering Tuesday afternoon with an entertainments and a br and prizes. Names are unclear but Mrs Briligett appears in the damaged text.
Tanganyika formerly German East Africa became a British mandated territory covering nearly 400000 square miles, the largest among the mandated areas.
Winthrop Junior High held a Memorial Day program on Tuesday featuring singing of America and The Star Spangled Banner. The assembly saluted the flag with remarks from Darien and senior students and the Girls Glee Club, directed by Miss Lord with Anita Shawn and Helen Ahearn as accompanists.
A historical piece traces the wolf as a symbol of economic insecurity from urban dwellers to rural sheep districts while recalling wolf attacks in Paris during the fifteenth century and Cromwell era Ireland. It also notes Britain’s Maltese island landscape nicknamed Britain’s dust heap amid shifting soil and wind threats.
The note recalls John Milton as a first to study Latin English craft, noting his masterworks and their reception as a prastuder tongue. It highlights Milton’s dual command of Latin and English shaping early poetic style and influence.
The text names founders of modern philosophy Bacin and Descartes and lists major figures such as Hegel Kant Herbart Lotze Nietzsche Schopenhauer Spencer Mill Locke Hume Cousin Voltaire Bergson Edwards Emerson James Dewey Santayana in a single roster.
Under General Chairman Darien Territe and Commander Francis J. Rogers, Winthrop Post 146 American Legion organizes committees to plan July carnival events. New features include a Chevrolet Coach prize and ticket sales through the post. auxiliary and dads groups assist in preparations.
The Isles of Juan Fernandez are two rocky Pacific islands west of Valparaiso Chile. Masa Tierra is the main island with about 300 residents and rugged volcanic terrain. It has served as a Chilean state prison at times and Mas a Fuera lies farther out.
In early Ohio railroading wood burning locomotives drew fuel from neighboring farmers who stored corded wood along the trackside at designated spots for two dollars per cord.
A fragment notes menthol is obtained in Japan from white oil distilled tro Japanese smint. The readable portion links Japanese origin to menthol production, but lacks clear context or complete details.
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