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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
4
The Winthrop Review publishes from Boston with editors George H. Russell and contact at 167 Oliver Street. Subscription rates are one year two dollars, outside New England two sixty, and change of address must be sent to the newspaper in time for afternoon insertion.
The paper urges readers to send news and advertisements early each week to ensure printing. It stresses avoiding late submissions and doing so promptly.
The Winthrop Review announces new rates for all classifieds including rooms lost houses for sale wanted etc. Rate is 60 cents per line with required payment and Thursday night deadline for insertion. Specify accommodations and items clearly when sending notices.
Winthrop citizens are urged to join the upcoming Fourth of July Pageant. Harry Whorf, through his plays and leadership, champions practical, uplifting roles for volunteers. The pageant aims to surpass last year and asks residents to contribute to its success.
Rev Haughton presides morning service at 10 45 with a 9 30 class and an evening talk at 7 30. Men’s Night features Frederick B Cobb on Danger Signals. Home Dept plans a June 11 Dream Theatre entertainment for 36 cents to raise piano fund and June 17 annual 8 8 picnic at Lily Pond Grove Saugus.
Temple Tiffereth Israel in Shirley Street Winthrop announces daily services at 7 am with special services on Friday at sunset and Saturday at Sa...
Morning worship at 10 30 with sermon by H B Hughes of Texarkana. Reception of new members and Lord's Supper administered after. Bible School at 12 Y P 3 C EB at 6 15 Evening worship at 7 30. Pastor's seventh sermon on Pilgrim's Progress subject The Hill Difficulty.
The First Church of Winthrop at Metcalf Square announces a morning worship at 10 30 with sermon, Sunday school at noon for all ages, Junior Epworth League at 3 30 led by Mrs A L Baker, Epworth League devotional at 6 30, and Evening worship at 7 30 with song service and sermon. A cordial invitation to all not affiliated with other churches.
Brookline dated May 27 1920 letter to the Winthrop Board of Selectmen commends the police for efficient work in a break in at 60 Faun Bar Avenue and the recovery of stolen items. Joseph W Kelley Brookline Massachusetts signs the note.
Winthrop Post 146 American Legion invites mothers sisters daughters and wives of legion members to a meeting at the Legion Hall on Pauline Street at 8 o'clock on June 9. The goal is to form a Ladies Auxiliary to the post. Commander William Marsh and Adjutant William G. Harber announce the call for cooperation.
Sydney M. Mills a clothing salesman with A. Shuman & Co. has purchased the George Pirie estate on Reverest a property known as the garden spot of the Highlands.
Rev. John H. Griffin pastor at Winthrop Street with Rev. John J. O’Brien as assistant. Mass times are 7, 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 with children urged to attend 8:30. Sunday School follows. Daily masses at 6:45 and 7:15 A M.
The notice lists Union Church of Christ Point Shirley at Pebble Ave and Shirley St with Pastor Rev Louis Hudson. Sunday School begins at 10 am followed by church service at 11 am.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Wadsworth Hall at Winthrop Center offers Sunday services at 10 45 with the lesson subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday School for under 20s, testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 PM, and a free reading room at 216 Winthrop Street daily except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 5 with Saturday evenings 7 to 9 for Christian Science literature sales.
On Sunday morning June 6 the First Unitarian Church hosts Ernest G Adams vice president of the Unitarian Laymen's League delivering a special message to Unitarians. Music features Raphael Del Sordo violin and Marion Lowd soprano with Maud Paradis Lane at the organ. Free pews. minister unavailable Mondays 9 to 12 a.m. by appointment.
A short notice lists multiple real estate deeds and transfers. Names such as Nellie B. Bickford Ida B. Wood bury Danl Nellie A. Moore and others appear alongside street locations Cottage av Winthrop st Hutchinson st Ocean av and Marshall st indicating property transactions and guardianship among residents.
The St. John's Church School holds its annual commence ment on June 6 1920. Services include Holy Communion at 8 A M and 10 30 A M with a commencement address. Primary department events run from 10 15 to 10 30 A M and the annual expressional service follows at 7 30 P M with the Young People's League in Parish House at 6 P M. The event is open to all.
Rev. R. W. Savage leads Sunday morning service at 10 45 with Sunday School at noon at Hermon Street location First Unitarian Church invites parishioners and community members to attend.
Last Sunday at 3 30 p m memorial services drew a full Legion Hall crowd. Civil War veterans sat in front, with Spanish War and World War veterans beside them. Rev Ralph M Harper spoke on a timely topic as Mr Harper later led an address and songs by St John s Episcopal Church choir.
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