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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1924

Page

4

Old Timer Endorses Fuller in Massachusetts Governor Race

In Winthrop a voter backs Alvan T. Fuller as independent but cites his self made background and readiness. He contrasts Fuller with James Jackson and notes massachusetts can be well served by either candidate while praising Congressman Underhill. He criticizes pacifists and red scare rhetoric and warns against war opposition pledges.

Alvan T. Fuller Bill Jas. Jackson Massachusetts Calvin Coolidge Congressman Underhill Winthrop Congress Coolidge Lst P. O

Memorial Day Parade Reflections From Old Timer and Bill Biggins

In Winthrop locals Old Timer and Bill Biggins discuss Memorial Day memories. They praise the Fort Band and Commander Colburn, note the absence of many Legion Boys, and commend Dan Callahan and Roosevelt links. They also admire the Boy and Girl Scouts, local ministers, Rabbi Joseph Snapier, and the cemetery turnout around the birch tree. They urge deeper Legion participation next year.

Bill Chelsea Svensson Colburn Legion Winthrop The Reds Dan Callahan Dan Roosevelt Joseph Snapier

Call for sane elected leaders to back Coolidge

A speaker urges taxpayers to strike only by voting in honest, sane Congress members to back Calvin Coolidge. He attacks socialists and costly programs while urging replacement of the railroad board and firm support for a pro business national agenda.

Congress Calvin Coolidge White House

Church Notices for First Baptist Church Service Times

Rev William J Day leads morning worship at 1030 with a sermon and Bible School at noon. Evening service at 730 features a sermon by the pastor and Y P C E events listed.

First Baptist Church William J. Day

Union Church of Christ T Point Shirley Services and School

Union Church at Point Shirley announces church school every Sunday at 11 with classes for all. A preaching service follows Sunday evening at 7 30. The church serves as a community church inviting all to consider their welcome open and generous.

Union Church OF Christ T. Point Shirley

First Unitarian Church Time and Events

Sunday worship at 10 45 in the morning with a sermon The Garden of Eden and Its Three Lessons for Our Present Day The church offers Sunday school at noon the Men's Bible Class led by Rev Leonard Cushman Organist Mrs Maude Paradis Lane and soloist Miss Ethel Dyffryn An organ recital at 8 in the evening conducted by the Laymen's League with Mr L F Heidelberg.

Leonard Cushman Maude Paradis Lane Ethel Dyffryn L. F. Heidelberg

First Church of Christ Scientist Notices

Sunday services at 10 45 in the church building with the lesson sermon God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school for under 20s at 10 45 in Social Hall Masonic Building. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8. Free public reading room in the church edifice.

Temple Tiffereth Israel Daily and Special Services

Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley street Winthrop offers daily prayers at 7 a.m. Special service Friday at sunset and Saturday every week at 8 a.m.

Temple Tiffereth Israel Shirley St Winthrop Sumset

Annual Saint John's Church Procession and Commencement Service

St John's Episcopal Church announces a June 8 commencement program with Holy Communion at 8:00 A M, a 10:45 A M commencement service, and parish activities including kindergarten and primary sessions. An outdoor procession of about 300 will march on Buchanan Street led by Whittier and with St Vincent's Guild, choir, and banners.

St. Vincent’s Guild Buchanan St St. John’s Church Buchananst Crucifer Lewis B. Pierce St. John’s Choir Eugene P. Whittier Svensson Ft. Banks Banner Edward Brumby A. L.morgan Arthur Davis Richard Johnson Theodore Stockwell Edward May St. John’s Church School

First Church of Winthrop Methodists Service Schedule

Metcalf Square notes Sunday services at 9 30 Junior Primary Beginners Sunday School 10 30 Morning worship with Mrs Amelia Lueck Frantz as soloist 12 00 Intermediate Senior and Adult Sunday School 6 30 Young People meeting 7 30 Evening worship led by F F Bauer 8 o clock Friday prayer meeting and Bible study.

Amelia Lueck Frantz F. F. Bauer

St John the Evangelist Church Mass Schedule

St John the Evangelist on Winthrop Street lists masses at 7 8 30 10 15 and 11 30 with children urged to attend 8 30. Daily masses at 6 and 7 a m First Friday masses at 5 30 and 7 30 Holy Hour 7 45 to 8 45 and Sunday School follows the 8 30 Mass.

Union Congregational Church Teaches Morning Sermon The Fool

The Union Congregational Church in Winthrop Beach led by Rev. Thomas Street announces Sunday programs. Primary and Junior Sunday Schools at 9 30 A M Morning service at 10 45 A M features a sermon The Fool. Afternoon offerings include Intermediate Sunday 12 10 P M and Young People's Society at 6 30 P M. Men's Bible Class meets 12 10 P M on the 2nd and 4th Sundays and 6 30 P M on the 1st and 3rd Sundays. Evening service presents Consider the Lilies.

Young People’s Society

Death Notices From Winthrop Center

Edward H. Nowers died suddenly at 57. Funeral from St John s Episcopal Church with Rev Ralph M Harper officiating. Interment in North Beverly Mass Caroline A Carver died at Winthrop aged 88. Funeral from Charles R Bennison residence and interment in Winthrop Cemetery.

Charles R. Bennison Winthrop St. Nowers Winthrop Center Edward H. Nowers St. John’s Episcopal Church Ralph M. Harper North Beverly Mass Carver Winthrop Caroline A.carver George H. Carver Vine Ave Winthrop St Herbert L. Buzzell Winthrop Cemetery

Turn Bed Aids Sleep Across Cultures In European Inn

An European innkeeper explains how bed orientation helps guests sleep. She notes travelers differ by origin with phrases East and West or North and South influencing comfort. Her long experience catering to travelers guides her to rotate beds to suit sleeper preferences.

Europe

Scouts Help Put Out Cedar Hill Woods Fire

Boy Scout troops from Arnold Tucker and John Cotter assisted the fire department near Stevens Pond after a woods fire at the poor farm. Winthrop Scouts fought flames for three hours and received thanks from the fire chief who handed out chocolates.

Cedar Hill Saugus Arnold Tucker John Cotter Stevens Pond Winthrop

Troop 5 Parents Night Honors Scouts and Leaders

Troop 5 held its third annual Parents' Night in the high school gym Monday. The program featured colors, buglers E Herland and H Aiken, presentation of registration certificates and 100 percent duty badges. Advancements in rank were awarded to W Farnum, E Herland, William Aiken, Albert Jenkins, William Van Dalinda, Walter Van Dalinda, Oliver Tornrose, John Hollywood, with several boys named as assistant or senior patrol leaders.

E. Herland H.aiken W. Farnum William Aiken Albert Jenkins William van Dalinda Walter van Dalinda Oliver Tornrose John Hollywood Ban

Scout Event Highlights With Refreshments And Music

A brief note describes a local event with signaling knot tying and methods for carrying injured, followed by refreshments. The orchestra of boy scouts provided music.

Boy Scouts

Girl Scout Awards Ceremony Set for June Fourteenth

The bestowal of awards to the deserving girl scouts will be held June 14 in Legion Hall at 3. Miss Dorothy Dean, District Director, will present the badges. The Melrose Drum and Bugle Corps will perform. Admission is free.

Legion Hall Dorothy Dean Melrose Drum and Bugle Corps

Town Topics and Local Notices Highlight Residents and Events

Mr. John Lill and family return to Winthrop settling on Bellevue Avenue. Miss Gertrude L. Martin, oldest teacher at the New York Institute for the Education of the Blind, named a delegate to the Perkins School convention in June. Winthrop Firemen’s Auxiliary meets at Center fire house. cake sale planned for June 21. whist prizes awarded to local residents.

John Lill Winthrop Bellevue Au Lill Winthrop Lodge of Elks Gertrude L. Martin F. P. Martin Seaview Av New York Institute For the Education of the Blind Perkins School Martin Winthrop Chapter Firemen’s Auxiliary Center Fire House Margaret Coggins

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