Elks Travel to Greenfield for Massachusetts State Convention
A regional Elks note invites attendance at the Massachusetts State Convention in Greenfield on June 11 12 and 13. The piece lauds Greenfield hospitality and the efforts of local Elks in decorations Carnival planning and sign posting while urging Brothers to support fundraising by selling books for the Carnival and to join the back porch club for fellowship and camaraderie.
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Greenfield
Mass
Mn Cagena
the Elks
Greenfield Brothers
Massachusetts
Elks
Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club Holds First Party
The Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club launches its new administration with a bridge and whist party at St. John’s Hall on Monday evening June 5 at 8 PM. President Mrs. Mary J. Sloan invites members and friends, with many prizes donated and a door-prize.
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Winthrop Catholic Women’s Club
St. John’s Hall
Mary J. Sloan
Lillian Roberts
Winthrop Elks Bridge and Whist Fundraiser and Carnival
A bridge and whist event on a Friday evening, May 26, to raise funds for Winthrop Lodge of Elks charity work, directed by Mrs. Mary M. Dearing. The same women’s committee leads the June 15 16 carnival at the Elks Home and Grounds with prizes including a Chevrolet Sedan and an Electric Refrigerator.
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Winthrop Lodge of Elks
Mary M. Dearing
Dearing
Elk’s
Charles Eskrigge
Phillip S. Perry
Anta Planenstiel
Richard Kirby
P. Austin MacCormack
Harry G. Blaze
Joseph Dalton
John J
Three of Us Bridge Club Holds May Meeting
A special meeting of the Three of Us bridge club was held Monday May 28 at the home of president Mrs Grace Wiley 116 Woodside. Two tables played with prizes to Mrs Ida Robbins and Mrs Edna Moody. A luncheon followed with each member donating a surprise item. Next meeting June 19 at Mrs Eleanor Edwards 230 Woodside.
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Grace Wiley
Woodside
Ida Robbins
Edna Moody
Eleanor Edwards
Woolside
Elks Name Hogan Delegate to Milwaukee Convention
The Elks selected Past Exalted Ruler Frederick Jo Hogan as delegate to the convention in Milwaukee this July at Winthrop Lodge. Hogan’s trip includes a three day Great Lakes cruise a Chicago World Fair visit and a Milwaukee return with stops in Royal Oaks Michigan and Montreal.
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Fred
Bellingham Chelsea High School Reunion Planned in Boston
The fifth reunion of the Bellingham Chelsea High School Association will be held at Ford Hallee Place Boston on Saturday with registration a business meeting and a renewal of school friendships in the afternoon. A banquet at 6 30 pm will follow with music by the Bostonian Orchestra Club directed by Belle Yeaton Mahn. The Entertainment Committee has prepared a program chaired by Ethel Waldron Bittner. Many former Chelsea and Winthrop residents are expected to attend and praise for Bro Bill Fielding was noted after last Sunday's memorial service as a fine example of appreciation and good seeds to plant.
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Bill. Fielding
Biltororhatari
Bro. Fielding
Department
Katherine O'Keefe
Lowell
Mass
Old Mother Earth
Earth
Parade Led by Dan Hanan in Greenfield Jubilance
Citizens gather for a community celebration praising Greenfield with air and people. Brother Dan Hanan, our representative, leads the parade while veterans graves are honored with flags and wreaths. A silent prayer recalls departed brothers and their memory remains sweet.
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Greenfield Jung
Dan Hanan
Dan
Paquinoxe Club Elects President Pro Tem
The Paquinoxe Club met in the absence of officers and Christina 5S. Little was named president pro tem. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read amid active buying of small wares to raise funds. Members shared amusing personal anecdotes. The next meeting on June 7 at Grace D. Rich 72 Main Street will elect officers.
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Christina 5S
Little
Grace D. Rich
Main Street
Worthy Advisor Ruth Grant Installed in Rainbow Assembly
The Worthy Advisor Ruth Grant and officers of Winthrop Assembly No. 32, Order of Rainbow for Girls, were installed on May 20 at Masonic Hall. Olive Greathead officiated as Installing Officer with Elizabeth-Jane Davis, Ruth Robinson, Eleanor Harrington, Marjorie Ricker and others named in key roles. Attendees included Mrs Kennedy of Boston Assembly and leaders from Everett, Boston, Revere DeMolay, Blue Lodge Masons, Colonial Chapter, and local dignitaries. Dancing followed with Bauer's Orchestra. refreshments served by the Advisory Board. Publicity Chairman Myrtle P. Dodge announced the event.
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Ruth Grant
Winthrop Assembly No. 32
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Ts
The
Grand Assembly
Olive Greathead
Dorothy Pigon
Elizabeth—Jane.Davis
Ruth Robinson
Eleanor Harrington
Marjory Ricker
Mrs.Kennedy
Boston Assembly
Everett
Boston and Revere
Myrtle P. Dodge
American Legion Auxiliary notes meeting and plans
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting on Thursday May 25 at the Thigout with Mars sebet Marsh prestige. Reports praised Mrs Ruth L Walsh for membership work and the unit went over the top. Memorial services honored deceased members and plans for the June 8 banquet and dance at the Dugout were announced with reservations via mail or phone to chair Margaret Cawthorne 48 Waldemar Avenue Ocean 6893 R.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Thigout
Mars
sebet—Marsh
Ruth L. Walsh
Sotivelers
Margaret Cawthorne
Waldemar “Avenue
Ocean 6893
Painting styles traced to indigenous cultures across continents
The Kansas City Star notes that natives in North America knew painted pottery and ceramics, referencing the Tenetighie and their western plains dwellers. It also mentions South American pottery slip painting and Central American Mayan heritage in ceramic art.
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United States
South America
Kansas City
Star
Slow to Judge and the Limits of Moral Judgment
Quote attributed to W. E. Gladstone on the danger of quick moral verdicts. The passage emphasizes that no observer can fully know all reasons and circumstances behind an action to judge its true merit. It reflects a cautious view of moral appraisal.
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W.E. Gladstone
Seth Parker Event At Union Congregational Church
The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at Union Congregational Church plans an old fashioned Seth Parker meeting next Sunday at 6:30 PM. The church will resemble the eighties with period gowns, oil lamps, and a red Bible pillow. Seth Parker and his party will tour Winthrop that afternoon in a hundred year old brougham.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Union Congregational Church
Seth Parker
Winthrop
Winthrop Yacht Club Opens 49th Season With Flagship Christening
Winthrop Yacht Club marks its 49th season with a May 27 ceremony on the club float. Mrs. Herbert F. Ward christens the Idalia Il, champagne flows, and about 100 members and guests attend. A later annual dinner hosts roughly 200 members and dignitaries. The club plans a Memorial Day Regatta delegation to So. Boston and notes race results with Custer Edwards prevailing closely behind Geo. Floyd. A June 9 new deal party is announced.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Herbert F. Ward
Yacht Club
Selectman
L. P
Atkinson
David M. Wisely
Ward
Boston
Custer Edwards
Geo. Floyd
Galahad Coronation Promises city boys event at church
On Sunday afternoon June 11 a Galahad coronation will crown a king at St John s Episcopal Church with visiting Boston Galahad delegations present. Founder Veyy Rey and J Dennon archdeacon of Boston will address attendees. The Metcalf Post meets Friday June 9 at post quarters with key items planned and members urged to attend.
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Galahad Organization
St. John's Episcopal Church
Greater Boston
This Church Club
Veyy Rey
Kk. J. Dennon
Boston
Two States Lead in Phosphorus Production
The article notes Florida and Tennessee supply the bulk of phosphorus used in food products, with Western deposits existing but largely unused for baking powders. It traces the shift from sulfuric acid treatment of phosphate rock to volatilization processes creating concentrated phosphoric acid for monocalcium phosphate production.
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Florida
Tennessee
Winthrop Post notes Legion plans and Memorial Day events
The Winthrop Post outlines upcoming Legion Carnival on July 2 and 4 with a Master Chevrolet Coach giveaway and swimming plans for the Juvenile Activities Committee. Memorial Day services at Temple of the Tifereth Israel featured the Post Band and Drum Corps, with large turnout and a painting exhibit depicting war’s horrors. youth involvement and parish parades are highlighted along with community notices.
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Winthrop Legion Post
German Band Chooses Guess Conductor After Scandal
A fragment reports firefighter Franer as “Guess Conductor” of a German Band amid a musical incident after a last supper. The band played tunes "Enncy Fore" and "O'er Yonder" with unclear conductorship, suggesting Frazer also labeled as conductor in confusion.
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Franer
Frazer
Epworth League Meeting Notice Change in Time
The Epworth League will meet in the chapel on Sunday June 4 at 6 o clock. A short business meeting with officer elections will follow, then refreshments. Everyone is welcome and the group notes only a few meetings remain this year.
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Epworth League
Last bridge and food sale marked season end for club
The last bridges and food sale of the season was held on Thursday May 25 by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Withrop Yacht Club. Vice president Mrs B R Slocum chaired the event with help from Mrs Lewis Lawrence and Mrs Fred Cowdin and assistants Mrs Phil Doherty and Mrs Harry Russell. Food sale chair Mrs Frank Waterman was aided by Mrs W H Bussey and Mrs T J Sweeney. Gifts were placed at each bridge table. June 12 marks the last meeting of the season.
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Withrop Yacht
B. R. Slocum
T. J. Sweeney
Bridge Winners at Waldemar Avenue Gathering
The Easy Aces hosted a bridge afternoon at Mrs. Alfred Harrison Waldemar Avenue home with four tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs. Foley, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Murphy, and Mrs. Horrigan. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Egan on Moore Street.
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Alfred Harrison Waldemar
N. Wakefield
M. Foley
A. Fitzgerald
R. Murphy
J. Horrigan
Egan
Moore Street
No Man of Her Own stars Gable and Lombard
Clark Gable leads with Carole Lombard and Dorothy Mackaill in No Man of Her Own at Orient Palace Theatre. A tale of a Wall Street gambler and poker games unfolds with Dorothy Mackaill as a come on and Grant Mitchell and Paul Ellis as helpers. Also Wild Horse Mesa with Randolph Scott and Sally Blane and more attractions are listed for June screenings.
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Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Dorothy Mackaill
Orient Palace Theatre
Wall Street
Dorothy Mackail
Grant Mitchell
Paul Ellis
Gable
Zane Grey
Randolph, Scott
Sally Blane
Mary Brian
James’ Cagney
Warner Bros
Charles*Laughton
Bella Lugosi
Ehard Grenbeth Hanes
Patt Muni
Scarface
Wallace Beery
Edward G
Robinson
Robert Armstrong
Piles
Harry
Joe Delang
Jiame
Armstrong
Constance Cummings
Olga Badanova
Frank Morgan
James Gleason
Irving Pichel
John Farrell MacDonald
President Cleveland and the cold blooded execution claim
A quizzed reader asks which president killed a man and suggests Grover Cleveland did so before his presidency. The text states Cleveland was a county sheriff who officiated at executions, and claims the gallows is preserved behind the Erie county jail in Cleveland.
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Grover Cleveland
Erie County
Cleveland
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