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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
2
PEP O keeps carbon from forming on piston heads in the combustion chamber and on spark plugs yet dissolves and expels carbon buildup so thick it requires burning out scraping or valve grinding. Henry E Keough sells it at 26 Pauline street.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court for Suffolk cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Patrick J. Swift of Winthrop to show cause why the last will and testament should not be probated. The petitioners request letters testamentary to be issued to Joseph P. Swift John F. Swift and Herbert W. Swift without bond. Public notice via Winthrop Review and mailed copies required seven days before the June 10 1920 hearing in Boston.
The Winthrop Highlands Yacht Club defeated the Winthrop Highlands Association in the first of three bowing matches last Wednesday evening, sweeping all four points. Association players remain hopeful for upcoming fixtures on Monday and Wednesday, while the Thursday smoker drew a large crowd and lively discussion. The directors’ meeting Tuesday will consider significant business and numerous membership applications.
Last Saturday the Elks entertained about 600 children with movies and ice cream plus dancing by Miss Marion Molloy students in costume. Adults enjoyed a vaudeville show and more movies with volunteers led by John J. Gallager. A lawn party and dance is planned for June 17 on lodge grounds.
William R. Eck announces the opening of the Holly Inn Hotel at Onset Massachusetts for the season. Located on the bay with easy access from Boston, it offers meals music and dances. Reservations available by phone or mail. Eck and his wife are longtime Winthrop residents active in local clubs and Elks.
Public urged to attend a June 13 Flag Day program in Winthrop. The event features Hon. James M Curley as orator, Harry E Gleason presenting the flag history, Maud Murray and Josephine Mulloy in recitals, Beethoven Quartet and Ives Orchestra, plus altar service by Winthrop Lodge officers. Parade starts 2:30 PM at Main and Pleasant, ending at the theatre where Ives Band will perform. Committee asks residents to join as volunteers.
A local notice advertises garden loam available from Mr. Tewksbury at 100 Washington Avenue. He states there is stock for sale to residents.
On Friday evening, June 11, the Dream Theatre hosts an entertainment by the Union Congregational Church Home Department at 8 o'clock. The program includes moving pictures, fancy dancing, readings by Miss Zeaver and singing by Miss Fosberg for 35 cents. The event aims to fill the venue and attract a large crowd.
Mrs Nutter presented pupils from Orient Heights Newburyport Winthrop and Miss Esther Collyer. a notable reading by Mrs Ella K Russell and a Liszt performance by Lane. The program featured John Nutter at ten delivering a powerful voice with accompanying solo and ensemble pieces by Packard Boyle Estabrook and others.
The article argues pearls practical value outstrips price when abundant, noting a large pearl harvest could fetch more than a smaller one of equal quality. It explains pearls resist vinegar and alcohol, are not brittle, and endure rough handling with minimal damage beyond surface scratches.
Birds are scored on how they blend sough song with pleasant song in a linnet contest. Judges compare birds during the competition as notes are sung to determine marks for each entrant.
Catherine of Siena dedicated her life to charity and divine love, organized peace among warring states in the fourteenth century, and played a key role in bringing the pope back to Rome. Canonized as Saint Catherine.
A May 27 dance at Ye Quay Winthrop Beach under the Winthrop Young Women's Hebrew Association featured the Moonbeam Dance with confetti showers. Helen Tiernan performed, and a Glee Club formed under Sara Feldman. a June 6 mass meeting supports Jewish War Sufferers and Palestine Restoration Fund.
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