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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
3
Mary Eddy illustrates a twofold wilderness in Science and Health, from darkness to light and from slavery to freedom. A New York lecture tale shows obedience to Christ guiding from fear and sickness to healing, with the promise of spiritual sense blossoming.
Veterans graves were honored with wreaths and a parade in Winthrop. Organizers announced profits from the pageant will aid military charities while stressing volunteers donate time. The four part America First pageant covers eras from medieval progress to World War II and beyond.
Helen G. Scott 58 Cottage Ave and Myrton F. Beeler of Melrose High lands wed at St John’s Episcopal Church with Rev Ralph M Harper officiating on Saturday afternoon May 28. Bridesmaid Miss Henrietta Tewksbury and best man Fenley S. Beeler supported the couple who will reside at 172 River Rd.
Mrs Jennie L. Miskelly of the Cozie Nook is home after a stay at the Cape. Mr L K Colton, formerly of here now of North Abington, visited with his family, guest of his father in law Joseph W Cordes of Bowdoin Street over the holiday.
Director Harry Whorf relies on a large team to handle details while he supervises rehearsals and cast for the pageant Week. Committees meet nightly in Court Street as the show shapes up with dances from the Dance of Death and Grieg’s Hall of the Mountain King, plus daily music and dance numbers. Enrollment is nearly complete for all episodes except the Colonists and Foreign Nations. Stamps for publicity are urged to be affixed on all outgoing mail. tickets and stamps are sold at local drugstores and Quality Shops. Principal guests include Governor Channing H. Cox and possibly Major-General Clarence R. Edwards.
The Highlands women plan a June 11 entertainment at Cliff House to aid the Floating Hospital. A large Boston and Winthrop committee will run the event with a Philharmonic Choir conducted by Frederick Wodell and 16 young ladies providing a concert. Tickets cost $1 and are sold by patronesses or Mrs Edward G Richardson at 169 Grovers Ave Ocean 3374 J.
Rev. Edward T. Sullivan rector of Trinity Church Newton Centre speaks at St. John‘s Episcopal Church Sunday evening at 7 20 He formerly edited the Church Militant and is described as Massachusetts’ most popular Episcopal preacher.
Pass ion opens at Winthrop Theatre Monday and Tuesday presented by Associated First National. Pola Negri stars in a panoramic stereoscopic photodrama about a French milliner who rises to power and shapes a nation amid mob scenes and royal intrigue.
Winthrop Public Library lists weekday hours with the Adult Department 1.30 to 3 p m and Juvenile Department 1.30 to 6 p m and 7 to 8 p m. The Book Deposit is at Elliot and Whittier's real estate office corner Taftay and Shirley Street Point Shirley, open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 5.
The next story hour will be held in Library Hall on Tuesday afternoon June 7 at four o clock. Mrs Jamison will attend and tell a story in addition to those by Mrs Hayes and Mrs Mott. All the children are welcome.
Elks June Dance Committee hosts weekly Saturday dances in Winthrop at their venue described as the best place to dance. Ed Douglas spends Memorial Day weekend in Springfield. Kenney Shower promotions and Henry E. Keough Co displays noted. John Williams reports a new singer at Willoway home. Summer camp at Point Shirley taken by Angus P. Macdonald. Pianos tuned and repaired by Joseph Bernhardt in Somerville. Cliff House hosts a dancing and lawn party Saturday June 11 for the Boston Floating Hospital with entertainment under Mrs G Wallace Tibbetts. Mrs B F Drew back out after sprained ankle.
Fort Warren hosted a social afternoon for Winthrop figures led by Colonel and Mrs James F. Howell. Guests included Harry B. Wright and Mrs Wright Dr and Mrs Benjamin H Metcalf William J Patterson Edward G Richardson of the Winthrop Highlands Association and others. The Howell couple and post adjutant Major Cottrell plus Captain Cooper organized the entertainments and a harbor tour to view fortifications.
Reverend John L. Ivey presided at a quiet ceremony May 25 at the Evans home in Winthrop. Mrs. Gillian M. Allen of New Bedford, supervisor at Abraham Lincoln Community Center, married Edwin H. George of Miami Florida. the couple plans to visit Miami after the event.
A notice of real estate deeds lists multiple pairings of grantors and properties including Heritage Albina J with Bessie B Tenney on Circuit road Pawlowski Marie K with Oscar O Wingren on Almont street Remby Joshua Jr with Edythe H Sevigne on Sturgis street and Crest Avenue Rudginsky Louis with Mary C Boris on Grovers Avenue Sweig Ida with Dora Cherney on Cutler Street Whitney Harriet A with Kenneth C Ballard on Prospect Avenue.
Readers are urged to renew subscriptions to the Review to stay informed about upcoming summer events. The notice emphasizes continuing access to coverage of local activities and community happenings.
Winthrop Massachusetts June 3 1921 stockholders of the Winthrop Elks Building Association are notified of a special meeting at the Elks Building Washington Ave Winthrop on Monday June 13 1921 at 8 PM to elect officers for the ensuing year and discuss any other matters of importance pending all stockholders urged to attend promptly.
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