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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1927

Page

4

World War Memorial Parade Praise and Thanks Note

G Wallace Tibbetts lauds the Winthrop World War Memorial parade and dedication, praising Wallace Tibbetts Dick Flynn George Russsel and others for organizing, weather cooperation, and community support. He thanks committees and volunteers including Preston Churchill and Charlie Bennison, and notes the success and unity shown by veterans Scouts and local clergy.

Bill Wallace Tibbetts Dick’ Flynn George H. Russgell Preston Churchill Charlie Bennison Winthrop Dan’ Callahan Dan Frank Rebuck Leon Dutch Leon Guptill Boston Council Leslie E. Griffin America Neilson Smith College Colburn Boston Mr. Russell Citizens’ Committee Winthrop War Memorial G. Walter Nickerson Joan Kenney Ella K. Russell Lewis B. Pierce Albert S. Smith Charles J. Brown Carrie E. Duston Walter F. Ward Furber Charles R. Bennison Frank K. Hatfield George H. Russell Richard R. Flynn Preston B. Churchill Edgar F. Power

Cemetery Beautified After Memorial Day Observance

Memorial Day visitors noted a beautifully groomed cemetery with artistic plantings and tidy graves. Veterans conducted services under a central birch tree as rain and cold season challenged upkeep. Main driveways and paths reflected careful maintenance by those in charge.

Memorial Day Ranch

Flag Display Rules and Winthrop Legion Post Update

The Winthrop Legion Post No 146 reports on flag display etiquette from half staff to peak, with Memorial Day timing and full staff after noon. The May 26 meeting honored deceased officers Richmond G. Stoker and William Mitten and commended the Citizens Committee for dedication exercises and the warm welcome from visiting posts.

Winthrop Post Richmond G. Stoker P. C William Mitten Citizens Committee A. L Legionaires Somerville Bunker Hill St. Lawrence Citizens’ Committee

Memorial Day Oration Plans and Participants

Memorial Day program details outline grave decoration by veterans and band music at the library to mark the day. Veterans groups including Civil War and Spanish War troops, the American Legion post, and the Machine Gun Veterans Association contribute leaders and orchestration for the ceremonies.

Jerry Carlz Merle D. Penny Legion Fathers Association John P. Coghlin Gold Star Veterans Music Ralph M. Harper Dorothy Nay Asa N. Capen William Shannon George H. Russell George A. Pierce John H. Colburn Charles L. Ridgway Thomas J. Donovan Richard R. Flynn Winthrop Post American Legion Arthur E. Lyng G. Walter Nickerson Francis P. Raynor

Remarkable Memorial Day Oration by Rev John O'Brien

Citizens praise Rev John O'Brien for a first outside public address in town on Memorial Day. Selectman calls him a better speaker than the senator. A. G. A. R. veteran hails it as the best ever heard. A World War veteran Greek guest echoes high praise. A spectator remarks on the standing ovation.

John ‘R’. O’brien Fr. O’brien

Memorial Day Oration Praised By Commander

A company commander calls a Memorial Day address a masterpiece and the best talk he has heard. He praises the speaker for delivering an outstanding, memorable oration in a concise format.

Memorial Water Service in Warren Ellis Relief Corps

Members plan a memorial water service this Sunday at 3 30 p.m. at Pleasant Park Yacht Club. A procession will form at Odd Fellows Hall and proceed to the Yacht Club with Police Boy Scouts Band Sea Scouts Colors Girl Scouts Relief Corps and veterans auxiliaries in line. Rev M Van de Mark and Daniel T Callahan will speak.

Warren Ellis Relief Corps Pleasant Park Yacht Club Odd Fellows Hall Yacht Club Police Boy Scouts Sea Scouts Colors Girl Scouts Relief Corps

Mrs Mary Barter Mulvey Rites Held In Winthrop

Mrs Mary Barter Mulvey died at 63 Summit Ave after a Boston era and Winthrop residence. She was mother of Timothy J. and John Joshua Barter and widow of Peter Mulvey. Funeral Mass was said June 2 at St John the Evangelist Church with a large attendance and full rites led by Rev James S Kelleher and a group of priests.

Mary Barter-Mulvey Timothy J John Joshua Wm. H. Barter Summit Av Mulvey Peter Mulvey Boston Winthrop St. John the Evangelist Church James S. Kelleher Richard Burke Robert Lee Dedham John T. O’brien Flynn Doyle Fitzgerald

John MacFadden Dies After Memorial Day Passing

John MacFadden longtime town resident and former crossing tender for the local railroad died at Holy Ghost Hospital on Memorial Day at age 83. He had previously been injured in a打 automobile collision. funeral services were held at the home of Mr and Mrs C R Bennis on Wednesday afternoon.

John MacFadden Holy Ghost Hospital MacFadden C. R. Bennison

Memorial Day Fire Alarm at Box 56 a False Call

On Memorial Day the town firemen responded to box 56 and found the alarm to be false. At 7 30 Monday morning May 30 a mass was celebrated for all dead by order of the Pastor Fr John T.

John T. O’brien

Graves to spend summer at YMCA Massachusetts Camp

Ralph G. Graves of 144 Loring Road will spend the summer at the YMCA Massachusetts Camp near Lowell, his third consecutive year at the camp. Next Monday night at the Winthrop Theatre, Manager Hatch invites the local post office force to see Eddie Cantor in Special Delivery. In the Memorial Day parade Sergt. Paul Draeger of the Spanish War Veterans learned his wife had given birth, becoming a new father.

Ralph G. Graves Loring Rd Y. M. C. A. Massachusetts Lowell Winthrop Theatre Hatch Eddie Cantor Sergt Paul Draeger

Winthrop Chapter M S F C Meeting Held at Home

The Winthrop Chapter No 4 M S F C met at Mrs Hazel Clark s home on Thursday evening. Refreshments were provided by the hostess. Whist games determined the prizes won by Mrs Marie Perkins, Mrs Genevieve Smith, Charlotte Keough, Ruth Woods and Anna Woods. The next gathering will be with Mrs Genevieve Smith.

Winthrop Chapter No. 4 Hazel Clark Marie Perkins Genevieve Smith Charlotte Keough Ruth Woods Anna Woods

For Sale Oak Dining Table and Chairs

For sale quartered oak dining room table with four leather bottom chairs Ocean 1458-w 1t 14.

Ocean

Stucco Preservation Found in Ancient Mesa Ruins

Walls of Mesa ruins dating from 8000 to 3500 BCE show preserved surfaces due to stucco laying work. The stucco protects the walls, preserving construction details and ancient techniques.

Mesa

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