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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

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History of the Frost Association

History notes Leonard P. Frost who led Winthrop schools from 1879 to 1886 and built a 3-grade system later moved to Pauline street building. It covers his 50 years teaching across Sudbury Watertown Waltham and Winthrop plus his Methodist ministry and honorary A.M. from Wesleyan University.

Leonard P. Frost Winthrop Old Town Hall Pauline Street Edward B. Newton Eliza White Sudbury Massachusetts Watertown Waltham Assabet Maynard Methodist Episcopal Arch Wesleyan University Monitor Lodge of Masons of

Memorial Day Tribute by town veterans parade and addresses

Observance of Memorial Day featured a parade through town streets to the cemetery led by Quigley of the Chelsea Soldiers Home who paid tribute to those who died for their country. The marchers represented all veteran groups and drew wide applause.

Quigley Chelsea Soldiers’ Home Edward Sullivan American‘ Legion Daddies Club Patrick J. Barry Massachusetts Department of Legion Daddies Daniel Callahan Virginia “Graves Charles H., Barrett G. A.R Metcalf Square

Wheelchair Wanted by Old Age Bureau in Winthrop

The Bureau of Old Age Assistance in Winthrop seeks a wheelchair. Citizens with an unused chair should contact the Bureau at the Town Hall to arrange donation or exchange.

Bureau of Winthrop Bureau Town Hall

Town Meeting Votes 14000 for WPA Projects Ingleside Avenue

A special town meeting delayed by lack of quorum approved a 14000 appropriation for WPA projects and authorized laying out and construction on Ingleside avenue after a lengthy search for members. Attendance rose from 101 to 126 then enough to reach the 134 required. Memorial Day ceremonies drew former Winthrop residents to the cemetery and monuments.

Ingleside Avenue Davison Winthrop

Bathing Prohibited Near Donovan Beach After Sewage Break

Health officials warn bathers along Pleasant Street near Lincoln not to swim as sewer contents drain into waters by Donovan Beach. Damaged chimney supports, aged 45 years, caused the break. Kennedy sought WPA funds for repairs but the town meeting denied them. repairs will take time.

Pleasant Street Lincoln Donovan Beach Raymond B. Parker The Health Board Supt. of Sewers John Kennedy Kennedy Supt

Yacht Club Opens 1936 Season With Grand Opening

Commodore George J. Hamilton invites yacht club members and friends to the Pleas ant Park Yacht Club for the 1936 season opening. A dinner at 6 30 followed by a floor show featuring Boston talent. Entertainment chair Charles Lyons promises a large yachtsmen gathering and a top season event drawing civic interest.

George J. Hamilton The Pleasant Park Yacht Club Boston Charles Lyons

Garden Club Represents Winthrop at New York Show

The Garden Club of Winthrop attended the New York Iris and Peony Show at Rockefeller Center New York May 25 28. Miss Ella Mason former secretary and now press committee member represented the club. The event featured a large display of unnamed seedlings by growers noted for their size and color. Winthrop flower shows compare favorably with the New York Show.

Garden Club Winthrop New York Rockefeller Center Radio City Ella Mason

Annual Flower Show Opens in Winthrop Hall This Week

The Garden Club of Winthrop hosts its annual flower show at Odd Fellows Hall on Pauline street. Hours are 2 to 9 p m Friday and 10 a m to 9 p m Saturday with residents and members invited. A garden mart and tea room accompany exhibits aimed at boosting local interest in gardening and beautifying the town.

Garden Club Garden Club of Winthrop Winthrop Gardens Odd Fellows Hall the Garden Club of Pauline Street Emlie B. Walsh Georgia A. Jarvis

Winthrop High School Graduation Planned for June 11

The 1936 class exercises are set for Friday morning at 10 o clock in the Winthrop Theatre with graduates marching from the Senior High School at 9 45. All will wear white, and due to the large class size each graduate receives two tickets for the exercises.

Winthrop High School Winthrop

Postpone Taking Picture To Fall

The committee postpones the planned group portrait of Floyd Bel cher Tewksbury descendants from Sunday June 7 to fall due to lack of interest. Twenty six descendants who notified the committee are thanked, and organizers hope more will participate in the fall. Special thanks are given to Miss Amanda Floyd for her untiring efforts.

Floyd, Belcher Tewksbury Amanda Floyd

Elks Observe Flag Day Parade June 14

Winthrop Lodge of Elks under Fred Hogan will observe National Flag Day on Sunday June 14 with a parade at 3 15 P M. Veterans and civic groups will take part and the public is invited to attend.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Fred. Hogan

Knights Planning For Fishing Trip

The annual fishing trip of Winthrop Council Knights of Columbus will be held in July. Committee in charge includes Frank McCarthy chairman Harry O Connell Joseph Vitagliano Dr O W Holmes Joseph Petrucci and John Hogan with plans being perfected.

Winthrop Council K. of C Frank McCarthy Harry O'Connell Joseph Vitagliano O. W. Holmes Joseph Petrucci John Hogan

Pookie Party Nite Before the Fourth Arrives at Cottage Park Yacht Club

The annual Pookie Party at Cottage Park Yacht Club is set for Friday evening July 3. Chairman Nickerson leads a committee lining up an attractive program for one of the season’s outstanding dances drawing a large crowd seeking a pleasant night of fun and dancing.

Cottage Park Yacht Club Nickerson

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History of the Frost Association By Chas. P. Floyd C. Bi Ham Ocean Arlington Highlands Winthrop Trust Company Winthrop, Mass Tax Club Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sandy Schlitz Vierce Co Heste’'s Boardman Street Orient Heights East Boston Pleasant St Yacht Club Pleasant Park N. Y Winthrop Theatre Eeee New England Virginia BYU England Lode Revere Railroad Ave Tel Prde Mass Elks Pookie Party Cottage Park Chas. Shirbaum Kimball Starlight N. E. New Dance Orchestra Alan Curtis Winthrop Co-operative Bank Winthrop, Massachusetts A. Eawhittemore Plan Pookie Wally Holmes His Virginia Orchestra
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