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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

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Legion Comrades Gift Desk To Drum Major Walter Nickerson

After Memorial Day exercises Winthrop Legion Post and guests gathered in the Legion Hall to present a beautful desk to Drum Major Walter Nickerson for organizing the Drum Corps. Commander Stanley A. Roberts noted the resignation was due to business reasons and praised Nickerson's leadership.

Winthrop Legion Post Board of Selectmen Legion Hall Walter Nickerson Legion Post Stanley A. Roberts Nickerson

New Light System On Revere Street

Winthrop completes roadway relighting with a newly installed twenty four General Electric ornamental pendant units along Revere Street. The Hutchinson curve, once a dangerous shortcut after several accidents, has been redesigned to modern standards, ending years of risk for travelers.

Revere Street Seeraston Oat Winthrop Hutchinson Street General Electric

Local Yachtsmen Open 1931 Season

The Boston Harbor Yacht racing season opened on Memorial Day at City Point with 44 boats in the 69th annual South Boston Yacht Club regatta. A breeze and ebbing tide complicated the race as Bud Brooks of Cottage Park YC sailed Sally to victory in the I class, finishing ahead of nine other boats.

Boston Harbor City Point South Boston

Boylan Elected Grand Knight at Winthrop Knights of Columbus

Arthur G. Boylan Jr was chosen as Grand Knight of the Winthrop Council Knights of Columbus during the annual officer election Wednesday night Other officers include Deputy Grand Knight John J McCarthy Chancellor James Corbett Warden Frank Brugman Recorder Richard Cox Treasurer Patrick C Foote Trustee William H Walpole Advocate Arthur Cassidy Inside Guard Herman McEachern Outside Guard George Cawthorne Jr Delegate William H Walpole and alternates Joseph J Monahan Henry J Bar

Arthur G. Boylan, Jr Winthrop Council Knights of Columbus John J. McCarthy James Corbett Frank Brugman Richard Cox Patrick C. Foote William H. Walpole Arthur Cassidy Herman McEachern George Cawthorne, Jr Joseph J. Monahan Henry J. Bar

Cabinet Hour on CBS June 6 to discuss government problems

The Postmaster General Walter F. Brown will speak on problems of government and the people during Cabinet Hour airing Saturday June 6 from 8 30 to 9 00 P M on WNAC and WAAB stations CBS.

WNAC WAAB Walter F. Brown

Class Day Observed With Theatre Ceremony And Banquet

Class Day exercises set for Tuesday June 9 at Winthrop Theatre begin at 2 15 p m as seniors assemble at the High School for a panorama picture. A 3 o clock march to the theatre leads to a program of prophecy history and operetta ending about 5 30 followed by a gym banquet and dancing into the night. Committee chairs are Robert Giarla Frances Crowley Eileen Cronin Edna Canner Albert Guidi and Walter Foley. Miss Marie J McPherson oversees the banquet with Katherine McCormack hosting guests from New York at Circuit Road residence.

Winthrop Theatre Robert Giarla Frances Crowley Eileen Cronin Edna Canner Albert Guidi Walter Foley Marie J. McPherson

Winthrop High School Plans June 18 Graduation

Graduation exercises for 1931 will be held in the Winthrop Theatre on Thursday evening, June 18, at 8 o clock. Each pupil has tickets for three guests. The program includes musical numbers essays prize presentations and diplomas. Rev. Ralph M Harper will give the invocation. The class is the largest in Winthrop High School history with 187 members. Class officers are Raymond Lee president Gordon Connor vice president Ethel Hartt secretary Mr Robert Perry treasurer and Stewart Smith marshal.

Winthrop Theatre Ralph M. Harper Winthrop High School Raymond Lee Gordon Connor Ethel Hartt Robert Perry Stewart Smith

July 4 Cross Country Race Plans by American Legion Post

The American Legion Post outlines plans for an annual carnival on July 4 with a town cross-country race for youths 18 and under. Interested entrants must file names with Mr. Melvin T. Carver at 247 Winthrop Street by June 26, and prizes are planned for the winners along with standard children’s athletic events.

American Legion Melvin T. Carver Winthrop Street

Revere Council Approves Oil Plant Amid Opposition

In Revere the City Council voted 7 to 2 to permit storage of 2 750 000 barrels of oil at a proposed plant near Orient Heights and Winthrop avenues. Opponents vow to petition the fire marshal and seek a referendum while planning further meetings.

Revere Orient Heights Winthrop Avenue Charles Gilfix Revere. Chamber of Commerce Gilfix Thomas Carroll

Local taxpayers fail to prove coercion in garbage contract case

Hearing on a Bill in Equity filed by local taxpayers sought to block the Board of Health from awarding the garbage contract to Frank Neeson or lowest bidder. The Superior Court denied the injunction Monday for lack of facts to prove coercion in the award. The case was moved from the Supreme Court after Friday submission, and details allege private Executive session access and pressure to favor Neeson amid internal disputes.

Supreme Court Board of Health Frank P- Neeson Superior Court Selectman Tibbetts Neeson Neelon Albert S. Smith Raymond B. Parker Francis L. Sheehan

Commodore's Ball at Cottage Park Yacht Club Friday Night

The Cottage Park Yacht Club hosts the Annual Commodore's Ball at the club house this Friday night June fifth. Postponed from May twenty second due to a hospital benefit, the event draws guests to greet the Commodore with dancing from eight thirty to one, featuring the College City Orchestra. A novelty dancing exhibition and refreshments will follow, with tickets available at the door.

Cottage Park Yacht Club College City Orchestra

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Legion New Street Brooks Sally Boylan Charles. Thompson Havana Ham’s Stores Spanish Gables Winthrop Trust Company U.S Columbia Broadcasting System Katherine McCormack Circuit Road New York John B. O’brien Saratoga Street Addison Street East Boston Telephone East Winthrop Co-operative Bank A. E. Whittemore Henry Murray James Ave Park SQ Boston Works Brighton Revere Council Westminster A. Schlehuber, Inc Lynn Mass Crosby Publishing Co., Inc Palmer, Mass Chevrolet THE Ingleside Park Guptill Oxford ST Essex ST Salem Morris Plan Lynn Morris Plan Company Washington Street Lynn, Mass Om Uilro Swifty Henry E. Keough CO Pauline Street LO Ayen
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