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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
4
A Chinese Supper will be served in the vestry of the Methodist Church on Thursday June 13 at 6 30 P M under the auspices of Group II of the Ladies Social Union with Mrs A Walter Larkin as chairman It will be the last event in the old church before the new edifice is completed.
A group including Mr and Mrs John Key Mr and Mrs Angus Kirby Mr and Mrs Bethel and Misses Rose and Florence Key anticipate a relaxing weekend at the Hobomock Inn in Pembroke. They plan to motor there for a leisurely trip.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court announces a petition requiring all interested parties to appear in Boston Suffolk County on the first Monday of July to show cause why the petition should not be granted. An attested copy will be provided before the hearing. Attest: Charles A. Southworth, Recorder.
Power of sale clause in mortgage from Sarah A. Dennison to United States Bond & Mortgage Corporation of Massachusetts dated August 8 1928 and recorded in Suffolk deeds forecloses on breach of condition. Public auction set for June 18 1929 at 4 pm. Parcel Lot 12 Block M Plan of Lands belonging to Winthrop Shore Land Company Winthrop Mass described with bounds and measurements and conveyed subject to unpaid assessments and taxes.
The Epworth League at the First M E Church installed new officers led by President Harold Duncan and vice presidents Helen Jorgenson Gertrude Wingren Margery Douglas Norman Harden. A Strawberry Festival and Parcel Party under the Sigmatas will be held Tuesday June 11 at 8 pm with tickets at 35 cents.
The Epworth League hosted a Monday evening program at the Methodist Episcopal Church featuring an educational lecture by Harold Wesley Melvin on Does Public Opinion Count followed by classical musical selections performed by Eleanor and Winifred Dodge Ruth Nielsen Harold Duncan and Chester Duncan. Proceeds will support the league pledge for the new church building fund.
Rev. C Oscar Ford will preach at 10 30 A M Firemen's Memorial Service and sermon. Church School meets at noon and the Children's Day Concert by the Church School is at 6 P M.
By virtue of a power of sale in a mortgage deed from Caterina Ciliberto to Ethel May Blair Unkenholtz dated October 24, 1924 and recorded in the Suffolk District Land Court as Document 55272 and Certificate of Title 17546 the described parcel in Worcester Street Massachusetts is foreclosed. The land includes lots marked F E G H and I on a plan by Whitman and Lands dated August 29, 1924. bounded by Park Avenue and adjacent lots. contains about 3311 square feet and 2059 square feet in portions. the premises conveyed as shown in Certificate of Title 17446.
Town members debated rezoning Centre railroad land from residential to business to enable a station area open to footpaths and future access. Railroad officials demanded open passages and station-use protections in exchange for the change, while officials urged legal support and concessions.
Mrs. Katherine Furniss spends June in Jefferson Massachusetts. Miss Katherine Butler returns from the West. John C L Bowman travels in Vermont on business. Miss Lucy Martin convalesces from illness. Dr and Mrs Ben Hicks Metcalf visited from Arizona. Charles Loomis welcomes a baby boy at Community Hospital. Matthew Walsh family to spend summer at Green Hill Cohasset. Harry Thomas family from Albany NY visit Waldemar avenue. James Leary and Anna Barter greet a baby daughter at Strong Hospital. Dr Elmer Lundberg and Mrs Lundberg guests of Alfred Harris over weekend.
Walde-Mar avenue resident attends Chicago trade show. Grovers avenue couple plans summer abroad in Germany and France. Bridge party on Upland road with Agnes Kraft winning first prize. St John the Evangelist Senior Choir hosted by Cottage Park road hosts. Winthrop Hospital update on Mrs. Dawson after shoulder surgery. American Legion Auxiliary dance at Chelsea Naval Hospital hosted by Annie O'Donnell. Peggy Kirby in Natick training then June home visit before Boston City Hospital course. Dinner hosts William Walsh and guests including Goodwin Preble Westlin Donovan. Edward R. Clarke noted at Sherborne Teachers Pageant. Highlands School at Somerville. Gold wristwatch presented to Clarke with gifts. Party featured music, games, ice cream cake and punch by Lillian Dauley and Blanchard. attendees listed.
Ralph Elmer Corkham, youngest son of Mr and Mrs A W Corkham of 44 Neptune avenue, was pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening May 28 when friends and relatives gathered at his home to celebrate the occasion.
The Saturday Night Club held its season end at Mrs. David Sullivan’s Point Shirley summer home on Friday May 31. Hostess Mrs. Maud Donovan and assistants welcomed members for a surprise party honoring three members Annie and Mollie McGillicuddy and Margaret Leahy bound for Europe June 29. A lobster dinner followed with gifts and rhymes, then evening bridge awarded to Mrs. Christopher, Mrs. Marsh, and Mrs. Pratt. Attendees included Aunt Julie Callahan and Mrs. Annie Egan and Mrs. Alice Cunningham.
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