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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
7
Desirable shore lots offered in Winthrop with choicest locations on the coast. Exclusive residential area described as surrounded by beautiful new residences and many other desirable lots available.
Legal notice states Tillie Goldberg title to parcel in Winthrop transferred to Otis P Waite later assigned to Charlies Hatch. Property on Lots 16 and 17 bounded by Taylor Street Fort Banks and Lot 17, 4774 square feet, will sell June 3 1924 at 30 a m with 200 cash deposit. balance due in ten days at Suffolk Registry of Deeds. Includes first mortgage of 2500 and unpaid taxes and liens. Attorney info listed.
Notice informs Roy G. petition to keep and store gasoline in tanks in a community garage at 20 Pleasant Park Road. A public hearing before the Board of Selectmen is set for June 16, 1924, at 8:30 PM in Town Hall Selectmen's Room for residents to object or speak.
Real estate deeds record transfers among numerous individuals including Olga C A Poli, Mozzis Hyman Karp, Leroy J Covell Jr, Bessie Drilinsky and others. Properties span streets such as Beach Road, Shirley Street, Washington Avenue, River Road, Madison Avenue, Sagamore Avenue, Winthrop Street and Belcher Street with various combined owner pairs. The list records multiple conveyances and co owners across several blocks.
Ocean 1935 offers advertised investment properties attracting buyers and investors through a sales pitch. The notice highlights available parcels and potential returns, urging inquiries and visits to discuss terms and opportunities.
Northwesterly on Revere Street 56.75 feet, Southwesterly by Lot D Sketenes 43.83 feet, Southeasterly by Lot 41 and Lot B on plan, 78 feet total 4235 square feet. Plan by Joseph R. Carr & Sons shows Lots 21 and 40. Terms include a $500 lien to be assumed by purchaser. further terms announced at sale. Signed Edward F. Cassell and John C. Kiley, 18 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
Describes how women in the Arabian Desert and Persia tattooed figures of animals and stars to ward off evil spirits and attract happiness. References Biblical bans on Jews, and notes legend of Gioachi fishermen of Annam blessing their bodies with sea monsters, dragons, and crocodiles to guard against marine dangers.
An agricultural congress in Paris promotes a 1924 wheat self-sufficiency plan for France and its colonies. It urges improved methods seed and fertilizer rather than larger acreage to meet domestic needs after a 1922 harvest gap and costly imports.
In Winthrop Massachusetts on May 26 1924 the Board of Selectmen sets a public hearing for Daniel J Moriartys petition to keep and store gasoline in three car tanks in a garage to be built behind 379 Pleasant Street The hearing will be held in the Selectmen's Room Town Hall on Monday June 16 1924 at 8 45 PM and any objectors may appear and be heard.
The casting director offers the lead to the hero on the condition he acts opposite his former wife who has already signed. The Movie Hero replies he can use a double for love scenes, avoiding direct romantic scenes with his ex.
At the annual meeting on Monday evening May 26 the Winthrop Catholic Women's Club elected officers for the coming year. Mrs John A Lane is President with Mrs Anthony Bonzagni and Mrs Frank H Foote as vice presidents. Mrs Wm B Mitten is Recording Secretary and Miss Mary Lane the Treasurer. Executive Board members named are Mrs B Ahearn Mrs Martin J Cochrane and Mrs Frederick Gillespie.
To Program Committee Rose Sullivan and two others, To Membership Committee names listed, Annie McGillicuddy assisted by L Enos in counting votes. Hospitality Committee hosted a pleasant surprise with a delightful collation prepared by J A Horrigan and assistants Chris Ahearn Foote Gander Harber Pratt and Gertrude Lappen.
United States forest service experts use heavy gray moss from Douglas fir regions as a moisture indicator to assess fire danger. The moss reacts quickly to air moisture changes, signaling increased risk when conditions dry.
The United States forest service says blighted trees produce usable posts poles and ties as long as the wood is cut within a reasonable time after blight starts. The announcement highlights timber conservation and notes experiments support the claim.
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