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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1924

Page

8

Work of Hospital Expansion and Staff Additions

The Winthrop Community Hospital reports progress toward a larger facility on Ingalls Hill Tucker's Farm and a 50 bed hospital. It notes increased mortgage paydowns, depreciation, and a new kitchen range to be funded by a tag day that raised 231.55 dollars. A dietician was added to staff and Mrs Elliot hired to lead diets and housekeeping. Boston physicians praised the hospital's care and air.

Fremont St Ingalls Hill Tucker’s Farm Winthrop St Aid Association Clark Douglas National Hospital Winthrop Community Hospital Eugene P. Whittier Jahnle Boston Winthrop

Speeches Highlight Harmony and Coolidge in Somerville

In Massachusetts a town event praised the youth and warned against overconfidence. G Wallace Tibbetts outlined Coolidge Association work, Mayor Webster of Somerville spoke, and William H. Leavitt delivered the closing address. Toastmaster Edgar F. Power urged adopting "Harmony and Coolidge" as the motto, and attendees sang the National Anthem.

Massachusetts G. Wallace Tibbetts Coolidge Webster Somerville William H. Leavitt Edgar F. Power

Children’s Day at Methodist Church

Children’s Day at the Methodist church Sunday June 8 features 10 30 morning exercises with songs by the children. Leslie Goodall reads prayer May Reese scripture Marjorie Barkley conducts responsive reading Chester Duncan delivers the sermon young department songs Mrs Frantz sings I think when I read that sweet story of old Parents present children for baptism Pastor preaches at 7 30 on George Whitfield and texts that have made history.

Methodist Church Leslie Goodall May Reese Marjorie Barkley Chester Duncan George Whitfield

Belcher-Davey First June Bride in Winthrop

Miss Linda Davey of Madison av wed Horace E. Belcher on Sunday afternoon June 1 in a ceremony at the bride's home conducted by Rev. John L. Ivey. A reception followed and friends played pranks causing a missed honeymoon train. They will reside in Baltimore.

Winthrop Linda Davey Madison Av Horace E. Belcher John L. Ivey Baltimore

Annual Flower Day by Winthrop Visiting Nurse Assn

Flower Day activity will be held Saturday June 14. Supporters are urged to be generous to the volunteers selling flowers and wear a flower to show backing for the organization and its work.

Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association, Inc

How Fast Does Hair Grow

Hair grows at three eighths to three quarters of an inch each month until it reaches twelve to fourteen inches. At that length the growth rate halves and gradually ceases. Growth is faster in warm weather and by day than at night.

Public hearing set on Winthrop street junction project

Board of Selectmen in Winthrop announces a plan to lay out alter widen and relocate the junction of Pauline Street and Hermon Street at the westerly corner. A public hearing is scheduled for Monday June 16 1924 at nine o clock p m in the Town Hall to consider the public improvement and land takings. Attest Charles A Hagman Clerk.

Winthrop Mass Pauline Hermon Street Pauline Street Board of Selectmen of Charles A. Hagman Board of Selectmen

Petition for gasoline license in Rose Staller case

Notice from the board of selectmen states that Rose Staller petitions for a license to keep and store gasoline in tanks as described in the official filing.

Public hear ing on garage at 41 43 Tewksbury Street

Five cars in a community garage to be constructed in the rear of Nos. 41 43 Tewksbury Street. A public hearing will be held in the Selectmen's Room Town Hall on Monday evening June 23 1924 at 8 30 p m. At that place and time any who object thereto may appear and be heard. Charles A Hagman Clerk Board of Selectmen.

Tewksbury Street Selectmen’s Room Town Hall Charles A. Hagman Board of Selectmen

License Petition for Gasoline Storage at Walden Street Garage

Public hearing set for June 23, 1924 at 9 p m in the Selectmen's Room Town Hall on Alfred Illingworth's petition to keep and store gasoline in tanks of three cars in a community garage at Walden Street corner Main Street Any objectors may appear and be heard.

Winthrop Mass Alfred Illingworth Walden Street Main Street Selectmen’s Room Town Hall

Wealth and Want Reflections

A pained note on wealth's burden and the difficulty of imagining poverty. It contrasts affluence with need and questions how excessive riches blind one to others' deprivation.

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