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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
4
A notice states payments and fees must be received before an office will provide information on keyed advertisements. Instructions mention paying in advance and responding through a letter or side in door process to obtain ad services.
A slate of rental notices lists Winthrop Centre listings including a six room apartment with front and back piazzas, furnished and unfurnished kitchenette units, six to five room private homes, and furnished rooms. Nearby street addresses, private garages, and Ocean telephones appear with rentable options and conditions for quietness, heat, and water access.
Legal notice announces foreclosure on June 16 for a parcel described as Westland formerly of Rebecca K Tari tale fe Int en pan by Whitman Breck surveyors. Property bounded by Beacon St and lot lines, 1235 square feet with conditions to be sold to Winthrop Co operative Bank subject to taxes liens and restrictions. $360 cash required at sale. Anna E Haley named as grantor’s attorney in septic assignment. May 8 1928 filing.
Public auction scheduled for June 23 by Winthrop Cooperative Bank to foreclose a mortgage on a Temple Avenue property. The parcel, lot 15 in Block N, comprises about 964 square feet, with the dwelling and fixtures annexed to the freehold. Cash payment of 300 required. mortgage held by Winthrop Cooperative Bank via Almon E. Whittemore.
Public auction set for June 24 1938 at 3 PM on premises 44 Bowdoin Street Winthrop Suffolk County Massachusetts to satisfy mortgage held by Noddle Island Co operative Bank of East Boston on land described in deed 3065 square feet with driveway right and subject to taxes and zoning. 300 cash required at sale. James H Cline treasurer Noddle Island Co operative Bank of East Boston.
Winthrop Massachusetts notices a public hearing for Waldo C. Dodge to keep and store gasoline in tanks for four cars in two garages under a four family building at 196 Pauline Street. The hearing is set for Monday evening June 16 1930 at 8 pm in the Selectmen's Room Town Hall.
The Warren Ellis Relief Corps No 171 held its annual Memorial Service for sailors soldiers and airmen at the Pleasant Park Yacht Club. Veterans and auxiliaries formed at Odd Fellows Hall and marched to the club where wreaths were cast into the water. Taps by Ruth Neilson and prayers by the chaplain followed. Afterward attendees gathered for coffee sandwiches cake and ice cream.
Harris Wolfe to Noddle Island Co operative Bank of East Boston dated June 6 1979 Suffolk Deeds Book 5106 Page 382 breach of mortgage conditions plan shows Lot 2 easterly side of Pleasant Street near Tilestone Road bounded by Lot 1 Lot 4 and Lot 3 containing 467 square feet part of premixes conveyed May 6 1929. Purchaser to pay $300 cash at sale by Bank of East Boston mortgagee James Holme treasurer 2 Meridian Street.
Mortgage dated March 15 1977 by Katherine L Cunningham to Winthrop Cooperative Bank will be sold at public auction on June 23 1938 at four o clock in the afternoon for breach of covenant and to foreclose. Property described as Lot in Block D TM on the plan of Winthrop Shore Land Company bounded by Revere Street and lot lines, containing 3659 square feet, subject to sewer rights and town takings. Sale by Almon E Whittemore treasurer and Edw A Thomas.
The Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs and creditors in Winthrop to show cause why Ella A Carr should not be granted administration without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Winthrop-4 newspaper. Arthur W. Sullivan, Register.
A Washington Star quote describes Mones admired as a sage of Chinatown who wields a power philosophers claim to despise yet will keep its sway while beauty and women command respect.
Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell star in High Society Blues at the Winthrop Theatre, a Fox musical romance adapted from a Dana Burunet story about a small town grocer who sells to a chain and clashes with Westchester socialites, plus Conrad Nagel and Lila Lee in Second Wife and Montana Moon with Joan Crawford.
Plans are set for the Massachusetts Elks Association annual convention at Oak Bluffs Martha's Vineyard June 7 8 and 9 Winthrop Lodge delegates include Frank F Bauer E R Oliver F Green E L K Fred J Hogan E L K R C Kirby E L K Arthur G Boylan Trustees Harry G Blaze Albert Rainone and others Also Norwood Lodge officers will perform ritual work with a large initiation class The event features a Miss Massachusetts beauty contest clam bake and a parade with a plan for golf and band entertainment
The Revere Theatre hosts a third Kabaret Night with over twenty performers including songs dances and comedy plus a feature nightly. Friday and Saturday show Clancy in Wall Street with Charlies Murray and Lucien Littlefield. Sunday Monday Tuesday bring Joan Crawford in Montana Moon with Cliff Edwards Benny Rubin and John Mack Brown. Wednesday Thursday Ruth Chatterton in Sarah and Son with Philip De Lacy and Frederic March.
The Montana Moon musical western stars Joan Crawford with John Mack Brown and Dorothy Sebastian. Malcolm St. Clair directed and used Montana ranch locales for scenes of cowboys rounding up steers roping cattle and riding mountain trails.
All Elks and their guests are invited to Oak Bluffs for the convention events over three days. Further details will be provided by Frank F. Bauer E R and Daniel J. Honan PER.
Chris A. Opsahl of Boston and Winthrop erected an 82-foot flagpole on Town Hall grounds at extra cost over $100 above the contract for a 75-foot pole. A renowned steeplejack, he has 25 years in business and has installed major poles nationwide including the American Legion pole in Newport RI and poles at Ellis National Memorial in Lincoln Park Chicago.
Invitations have not been received for the wedding of Herbert Gardner of Flushing to Miss Marie Antoinette Fischer at St Philip Neri Church Fordham June 18. Hardner is son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm H Gardner, longtime town resident. Friends of Mrs Charles Tiews of Atlantic Street are glad she is resting comfortably after illness.
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