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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
4
The brief item introduces George H. Russell as editor and publisher and member of the Board of Trade. It notes a telephone number 1147 likely listed for circulation or contact, reflecting a publisher's contact detail in a historical newspaper context.
Notices state copies of news matter and advertisements must be in hand by Wednesday afternoon to ensure publication in the same week. The instruction emphasizes timely submission for guaranteed insertion.
At the Board of Health meeting last Monday the garbage contract was awarded to Mr. Neilon who has held it for the past year. The bid beat competitor Joseph E. B. Cahill by $5, with Cahill offering $11,995.
The Woman's Republican Club of Winthrop held a May 28 gathering at Legion Hall. Speaker Mrs. Chas Sumner Bird discussed women’s roles in politics and urged support for men in political work. President Mrs. Chas Dana Bradbury also spoke.
The Winthrop High School Alumni reunion will be held Thursday evening June 21 in the high school gymnasium. Committee from the class of 1920 chaired by Jack Herbert has full charge and promises a short entertaining program followed by refreshments and dancing. All alumni are invited and the event is expected to be the largest yet.
Troop 5 of the Boy Scouts held its annual Parents night in the vestry of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Scoutmaster Edward H. Clarke awarded duty pins to Fred Campbell Arthur Davis Farnham Crosby Aiken Holmes Hue Jenkins Button Moulton Dalrymple Hollywood. The program included a drill and initiation of Walter Van Dalandas. Refreshments followed.
A Kue Klub Kolum notes a Tuesday gathering at Frank Hennessy’s home with Burt Enos stories a clarinet solo and a three round bout between Dick and Jack ending in a draw. Mrs Hennessy served refreshments. The Activities Com plans a summer season. On June 5 past exalted rulers of Winthrop Lodge travel to Winchester Lodge for ritual work.
In France, women's gowns are valued as works of art and may be protected by copyright law. Yet many gowns function mainly as decorative accompaniments to nature's broader beauty.
Services Sunday at 10 45 o clock sermon topic Ancient and Modern Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced Sunday School for pupils under 20 years Testimonial meeting every Wednesday 8 PM Free public reading room at 216 Winthrop St Wadsworth Block
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley Street in Winthrop offers daily services at 7 a m with special services Friday at sunset and Saturday at 8 a m.
Rev. John H. Griffin serves as pastor with Rev. John J. O'Brien as assistant. Mass times are 7 8 30 10 15 and 11 30. Children should attend the 8 30 mass. Sunday School follows. Daily mass at 6 45 and 7 15 AM.
Union Congregational Church Winthrop Beach lists services led by Rev Thomas Street with sermons The Three Crowns and The Holy Spirit plus Sunday School sessions for primary junior intermediate and a Men s Class supper and Young People s Society All events include a talk by Rev Norman Cawley former Harvard instructor on The Evolution of Personality.
Morning sermon at 10 30 by the pastor with Bible School at 12 Y P 8 C E at 7 30 and an evening prayer meeting Friday at 7 45. Sermon by the pastor also noted for the day.
Hermon Street church led by Rev. R W Savage holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m with Maud Paradis Lane on organ and Ethel Dyffryn as soloist. Sunday School at 11 45 a m overseen by Rev Leonard Cushman. men’s class after opening. Minister available mornings 9 to 12 except Mondays. telephone Ocean 886 M.
John’s Episcopal Church at Buchanan and Bowden hosts Holy Communion at 8:00 AM and a sermon with Holy Communion at 10:30 AM. An illustrated address by Dr Max Kellner discusses Palestine and its people. The church school holds its annual commencement on Sunday June 10 at 10:30 AM with processional by church choirs and 300 students aided by War Rent Officer Swenson.
Morning worship at 10 30 with Odd Fellows Rebekahs in attendance. Mrs Frantz will sing. Sunday school at noon Epworth League at 6 30 Story of the Other Wiseman by Van Dyke Evening worship at 1 30 with sermon by the pastor Mrs Frantz soloist Prayer meeting and Bible study Friday at 8 o clock.
At the cemetery a brief service honored fallen soldiers as graves received new flags and a wreath. Hon. Edward J. Cox delivered the oration at the Soldiers’ Monument, praised by attendees, as Winthrop veterans and citizens reflected on Memorial Day and its solemn memories.
The speech recalls Memorial Day origins in 1868 when G A R Commander designated May 30 to honor Union soldiers. It notes women in the South aiding Confederate dead and later veterans of Spain and World Wars joining in tribute. It urges reverence and reflection on fallen soldiers and mothers who suffered at home.
Memorial Day observations note every grave decorated with care and respect. Lieut. Thos. J. Donovan, though ill, attended briefly to honor the proceedings. Continuous coverage appears on Page 7.
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