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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
4
The article notes George H. Russell served as editor and publisher and held membership in the local Board of Trade, detailing his prominent role in the community’s business press.
Town voices praise Col Kilbourne and Memorial Day events including Boy Scout and Girl Scout presentations, the Tablet Roll of Honor ceremony, a wreath at Winthrop Cemetery, and plans for a June 9 concert and cafeteria supper to fund the Deane Winthrop House grounds. Discussion covers scouting, storms, Revere school conduct, women’s role, camping drives, golf course improvements, and upcoming Red Cross Life Saving Course exhibitions.
Public spirited men led by Charles A. Williams of Kimball Metal Polish launched a drive for 4000 to fund 12 Boy Scout Troops. Leslie E. Griffin chairs the effort and accepts the rank of lieutenant colonel. Each precinct assigns a major, two captains, and further workers.
Sunday services at 10 45 with lesson sermon God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school for under 20 at 10 45. Testimonial Meeting Wednesday at 8. Free public reading room in the church edifice at 165 Winthrop Street.
Temple Tiffereth Israel at Shirley street Winthrop lists daily services at 7 a.m. Special services Friday at sunset and Saturday services at 8 a.m.
Morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 preached by Rev C Oscar Ford D D pastor at Metcalf Square First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal announces Sunday schedule and preacher for the day
Rev John J O'Brien administrator lists Mass times 6 7 A M daily and 7 30 on First Friday. Sunday School follows 8 30 Mass with 8 30 service encouraged for children. Holy Hour 7 45 to 8 45. Services on Masses at 7 30 8 30 10 16 and 11 30 include Holy Hour and monthly First Friday 5 30 and 7 30.
The Union Congregational Church in Winthrop Beach led by Rev. Martin E. Van deMark lists Sunday activities: Primary and Junior Sunday School at 9:30, Morning worship with a sermon at 10:45, Intermediate Sunday School at 12:10, Mens Class at 12:10, Junior Christian Endeavor at 5:30, Seniors meet at 6:15, and Evening worship with a sermon at 7:30.
Rev. William J. Day leads morning worship at 10 30 with Bible school at noon Christian Endeavor at 6 15 and evening worship at 7 30 A church prayer meeting is held Friday evening at 7 45 on Hermon Street.
Point Shirley church invites all to Sunday Church School at 11 every Sunday morning with classes for all. Sunday evening preaching starts at 7 30. The church functions as a community church and asks visitors to consider it the church where you will come.
A church notice for the First Unitarian Church on Hermon Street lists Rev. Herbert L. Buzzell as pastor with Sunday worship at 10 45 A M and Sunday school at 12 The Men's Bible Class is chaired by Rev Leonard Cushman organist Mrs Maude Paradis Lane and soloist Miss Ethel Dyffryn with the R W Savage Guild meeting at 7 30 P M
A local appeal calls for donations to aid a community hospital. On Tuesday June 9 residents are urged to donate items such as soap, rice, sugar, tea, coffee, eggs, bacon, canned fruits, salt, shredded wheat, produce, and household goods. Mrs Jahnle, the superintendent, will accept at the hospital.
A shower was given for Marie Lavoie on May 30 at Mrs. L Lavoie’s home. Old school friends and relatives attended in costume and enjoyed an amateur performance. The surprise entrance of men who were told to stay home amused guests. Marie Lavoie is to be married soon.
Whist parties are held every Friday at 2.30 in St. John's Hall Lincoln Street. This week Mrs A Bonzagni and Mrs M J Cochrane are the hostesses.
The St Johns Episcopal Church at Garner presents outdoor services next Sunday morning with Holy Communion at 8:00 and a commencement program at 10:30 led by Rector Ralph M. Harper and organist Eugene P. Whittier. Fort Banks personnel and choir join for processions and hymns. evening Expressional Service at 7:30 in Parish House.
Mrs. Lyle C. White hosted a bridge luncheon at 8 Edgehill Road for air officers' wives in Boston and vicinity on Friday May 29. The event honored Mrs. James H. Doolittle whose husband Lt. Doolittle is with the Air Service and who is soon to depart for a new station.
A reflective remark from Ex change praising the idea that happiness can be a habit and naming it as a worthwhile pursuit for personal growth.
Mr Albert S Downey reports his car parked near Winthrop Theatre. tools and inner tube stolen while away. Soil piping worth about 100 dollars taken from 201 Court Rd May 28 with 25 dollar reward offered. Visitors include Mr and Mrs August Becker from Port Washington staying with Mr and Mrs Orra French. Alma V Dunham from Hanover visiting Winthrop. Ora French recovering from collar and shoulder injuries. Ingalls and Thornton Stations burglarized after midnight with telephones and coin boxes ripped from walls and found in Highlands.
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