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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1923

Page

3

Winthrop Dumps Under Fire Over Clean‑Up Demands

Albert Smith of 14 Brookfield Road urges the town to address severe dump conditions on Cross Street and Ingleside Park. He criticizes the ash contractor and overseers for neglect and calls for immediate cleanup and stricter conduct to restore civic pride.

Cross St Ingleside Park Winthrop Washington Av Highlands Cottage Park District Albert Smith Brookfield Road

Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Elects Officers for Year

At the closing meeting last Monday evening the Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club re elected Mrs John A Lane to lead for another year. New officers include Mrs B J Ahearn 1st vice president and Mrs Lillian I Bonzagni 2d vice president with other posts filled by Mrs M J Cochran e secretary Miss Mary Lane treasurer and Miss Katherine Devereux recording secretary. Executive and program and membership committees are named with a wide slate of members. The club adjourned until October.

Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club John A. Lane B. J. Ahearn Lillian I. ‘Bonzagni M. J. Cochrane Mary Lane Treas Katherine Devereux J. Horrigan Olive Kirby Annie McGillicuddy W. Mitten R. Bridgett H. Jackson M. J.‘ Cochrane Katherine ‘ Devereux Blanche Hayes Susie Hasson Thomas McLaughlin C. J. Tiews E. F. Christopher Florence Keating

Half Holiday For Letter Carriers In Summer

Local lettercarriers win Saturday afternoons off during the summer months while the post office remains open. Clerks will take turns at the office on Saturday afternoons, with the new schedule starting last Saturday. London publishes twenty two daily newspapers.

Insect Families in Oaks

About a thousand kinds of insects make their homes in oak trees, revealing rich diversity and ecological roles. The text highlights the variety of species, their nesting habits, and the importance of oaks as keystone hosts in forests.

Oaks

Swallow Devours 6000 Files Daily, Scientists Warn

A swallow species reportedly devours about 6,000 files daily, a striking claim cited by researchers as a metaphor for data overload and rapid information consumption in modern networks. The remark highlights concerns over memory, processing limits, and the need for efficient data pruning strategies.

Winthrop High School Honors Coach Manter at Dinner

Mr John W Manter a retiring teacher coach at Winthrop High School was surprised with a complimentary dinner by 20 baseball squad members at Plakins Restaurant Rowe s Wharf remarks were delivered by Capt Ramsey Capt Guidi and Principal Clarke Manter thanked the group for his ten years of service The note closes with school cheer and best wishes for his new field of work A separate items mention Miss Golden s recital and a track victory over Quincy High at Merrymount Park with state meet upcoming.

John W. Manter Plakins Rowe’s Wharf Manter Clarke Ramsey Joseph Guidi Fred W. Ramsey Quincy High Merrymount Park Quincy Ronan

MISS ENGLISH SAILS FOR EUROPE ON FRANCE

Miss Alice English of 70 Atlantic street sails from New York aboard the S S France on May 23 for a seven week European tour. She won the recent Good Will contest with 78608 votes, the largest tally by any individual in the United States. She is a supervisor at Western Union Telegraph Co Statistical Bureau. A purse of 350 dollars and many gifts accompany her departure.

Alice English Atlantic Sr S. S France New York English United States The Western Union Telegraph Co Statistical Bureau

Winthrop Teachers’ Association Guests Night in Osbornes Hall

About 300 guests attended the Winthrop Teachers Association Guest Night at Osborne Hall May 23. President Louis J. Peltier welcomed everyone. Miss Clara M. Spence presented readings and supervised the operetta The Maid and the Middy with high school students led by Miss Spence and Mr. George H. Ceckham. refreshments followed in the gym and dancing ended the evening with music by the Winthrop High School Orchestra under N. Elliot Willis. George D. Grierson chaired the arrangements.

Winthrop Teachers’ Association Osborne Hall Las Louis J. Peltier Clara M. Spence Spence George H. Ceckham Winthrop High School N. Elliot Willis George D. Grierson

Legion Notes Winthrop Post No 146 Committees Named

Commander Smith appointed committees for the Winthrop Post No 146 with chairs including Tags Stewart Atkins and Alfred Silberberg for prizes and music. Others named cover finance athletics publicity concessions grounds and more among listed members.

Legion Notes Winthrop Post Smith Tags—Stewart Atkins William G. Harber, Jr Chas A. Hagman Ralph L. Day James Cody Charles Pulsifer Harry Goodwin Charles J. Burke Stanley A. Roberts Ralph Burns Alfred Silberberg Everett S. Witham Colonel Bunker Howard Crumbie Walter DeLorey Bunker A. S. Smith Walter Nickerson John Coghlan Edwin S Ted) Jordan Stewart A. Atkins Henry McCarthy Charles Burke Henry Tenry Charles A. Hagman Thomas H. Fielding Francis L. Sheehan Stewart Atkins Ralph Day Raymond Delaney Dr. M. K. Fox Henry Tip) O'Neill Alfred Freidman Harold Hersey

Koda Klub Plans Summer Outings With Members

The Koda Klub met with Mrs. Dolloff at 505 Pleasantst to organize summer outings and social events. Attendees included Evelyn Burny, Katherine Douglas, Dorothy La Fleur, May Riese, Dorothy Russell, Elinor Campbell, Caroline McNaught and Helen Farnham with music and refreshments in the afternoon.

Koda Klub Dolloff 505 Pleasantst Evelyn Burny Katherine Douglas Dorothy la Fleur May Riese Dorothy Russell Elinor Campbell Caroline McNaught Helen Farnham

Memorial Service for Sailors Soldiers and Aviators

The Woman's Relief Corps chaired by Mrs. Chas Crosby holds a Memorial service for Sailors Soldiers and Aviators on Sunday June 3 at 2 15 P M on the Boulevard near Sturgist All patriotic organizations and the public are invited Relief Corps 171 Fort Banks and Corps 126 Revere will assist Mrs C E Dustin is Patriotic Instructor.

Woman's Relief Corps Chas. Crosby Sturgist Relief Corps 171 Fort Banks Corps 126 Revere C. E. Dustin

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