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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
4
Entry dated March 13 1919 indicates registration as second class matter at the Boston office under the act of March 3 following postal regulations.
Editor George H. Russell announces subscription prices for The Winthrop Review. One year costs two dollars within New England, two fifty outside, with payments by check to the editor and publisher.
The notice advises that both old and new addresses must be provided for a change of address and that one week’s notice is required. It also notes requirements for advert copies and written communications including sender name for good faith, requests Winthrop news, and mentions Saturday June 3 1922.
Winthrop High School held Memorial Day exercises with readings singing and solos. The track team defeated Quincy High 39 to 33 marking a third dual-meet win this season. Baseball seeks second in North Shore League after five straight wins. Senior Social set for June 2 and College Board Exams scheduled June 19–23 with 40 seniors and juniors participating. The girls physical training exhibition drew about 400 attendees and featured gifts to Miss Key and pianist Miss Devereux.
William T. Hart to be ordained a priest at St. Michaels Cathedral Toronto on June 10 at 9 30 am by The Most Rev Neil Mcneil D D He will celebrate his first mass June 18 at 11 30 am at St John the Evangelist Church Hart has long resided at 64 Court Rd The Ladies Auxiliary Welfare Committee and others conduct hospital visitations and distribute materials
Services Sunday at 10 45 o clock with the lesson subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday School for youths under 20 at the same hour. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 PM. Free public reading room at 216 Winthrop Street Wadsworth Block.
Rev Ralph P Haughton leads services at 7 p m sermon The Tyranny of Fear with soloist Mrs Ella Duchemin Nutter violinist Chester Klaus and pianist Paul Anderson at Col Shirley St Pebble Ave Ocean 527 A ll a m Bible School 6 pm Men s Bible Class 7 30 pm Evening Service.
Union Congregational Tewksbury street Winthrop Beach Rev Thomas Street Pastor 930 A M Primary and Junior Sunday School 1045 morning service Sermon Freedom by the Truth 1210 p m Intermediate School and Bible Classes 730 P M Social service Sermon All Well that Ends Well
Worship at 10 30 with a sermon by Pastor William J Day followed by the Lord s Supper and reception of new members Bible School at noon Y P S C E at 6 15 Evening Service at 7 30 with the first sermon in a Bible series Prayer meeting Friday at 7 45.
St John’s Episcopal Church at Buchanan and Bowden lists Whitsunday events for June 4 with Holy Communion at 8 00 am and 10 30 am, evening service at 7 30 pm, and a 9 30 am school session, plus the rector’s closing address on belief in the Bible and evolution.
Unitarian Church at the corner of Hermon and School streets invites worshipers to Sunday service at 10 45 A M led by Rev R W Savage. Mrs Maude Paradis Lane is organist and Mrs A P Fuller soprano. The minister holds daily study at the church except Monday from 9 A M to 12 noon. Telephone 0886 M.
John L. Ivey, pastor, leads Sunday morning service at 10 45 with sermon and evening worship at 7 30. Sunday school for all departments at 12 00, Junior Epworth League at 3 30, Epworth League at 6 30, and Friday 8 00 prayer meeting in the vestry.
Citizens praise Winthrop Cemetery as more beautiful than ever with tidy paths painted signs and courteous staff. Visitors this week pay respects to many named graves including Corp Dick Metcalf Winthrop Magee Marie Jansen Hazel Wilson F Duston Dr Dorman and David Floyd.
The death of Mrs. Annie Brannan on May 28 at 104 Coolidge Street Brookline was reported this week. She was the wife of Thomas F. Brannan and had lived on Hawthorne Avenue for years before moving last year. Funeral services were held last Tuesday a solemn high mass at St Aiden's church at 10. She is survived by her husband and four children William J Thomas F Fred and Anna.
Mrs. Mary Safford mother of George E. Safford died May 24 at her Winchester home after years in the town. Funeral held at St. John’s Episcopal Church on May 26 with interment in Winthrop Cemetery. Community notices mention a fish and clam chowder sale by the Social Union and a welfare whist party for Winthrop Post Ladies Auxiliary.
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley street Winthrop offers daily services at 7 a.m. Special services Friday at sunset and weekly Saturday services at 8 a.m. local notice indicates routine worship times for the congregation.
The St John the Evangelist parish lists Rev. John H. Griffin as Pastor and Rev. John J. O'Brien as Assistant. Masses are at 7 8 30 10 15 and 11 30 with children urged to attend the 8 30 service. Daily masses are 6 45 and 7 15 A M, Sunday 7 30 Benediction. Sunday School follows.
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