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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

3

Bridge whist and food sale hosted by American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary plans a bridge whist and food sale next Tuesday evening, June 13, at the Dugout. Organizers include Mrs. Marsh Mrs. Walsh Miss Donovan and Mrs. Birkmaier for the bridge and whist and Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Preble for the food sale. Doris Mahaney of Winthrop stars in Sir James M. Barre's Half an Hour, presented by Boston YWCA Adult Education in Lee Auditorium next Wednesday evening. Sonny Burke of Washington avenue is reported to have a broken arm with friends hoping for a quick recovery.

American Legion Auxiliary Marsh Walsh Donovan Birkmaier Butler Preble Doris Mahaney Winthrop James M. Barre Boston Y. W. C. A Lee Auditorium Sonny Burke Washington Avenue

Personal items and community notices in Winthrop

Readable items list personal news from Winthrop Massachusetts and nearby areas. Subjects include health updates for Salva Mancuso and Mrs. Jackson, visits by Howard Crombie and others, graduations, gatherings, social events, and local engagements with numerous named residents and addresses.

Miss Irene Farrell Weds Robert Hazel at St John’s Church

A June wedding for Irene Rita Farrell and Robert Lorimer Hazel was held Wednesday at four o'clock in the Church of St. John the Evangelist. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell, wore embroidered chiffon with lace, and orchids and lilies of the valley. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hazel, is a Dartmouth College graduate. A reception followed at the bride’s home on River Road. The couple plan to reside at 56 Floyd Street after a motor trip through the South.

Church of St. John, the Evangelist Irene Rita Farrell James Farrell River Road Robert Lorimer ‘Hazel George E. Hazel Grovers Avenue Helen G. Farrell Dartmouth College George E. Hazel, Jr Orbert Moinnés Floyd Street

Funeral Held for Luther G. Douglas in Winthrop

The funeral for Luther G. Douglas, longtime Winthrop resident and Past Noble Grand of the I O O F Lodge, was held Saturday afternoon May 27 at his cousin J. Lester Douglas's Charlottetown residence. Rev. E H Ramsay, Rev. C N Brown and Rev. J M MacLeod presided. Interment followed at People's Cemetery with many floral tributes. Three sisters attended: Mrs J H Douglas and Mrs Fred Simson of Winthrop, and Mrs Neville Folkins of Stewarton N B.

Luther G. Douglas J. Lester Douglas Charlottetown Prince Edward Isle Douglas Winthrop I. O. O. F. Lodge Hillsboro E. H. Ramsay C. N. Brown J. M. MacLeod People's Cemetery J. H. Douglas Fred Simson Neville Folkins Stewarton N. B

Quest and Question Club Bridge Party For Winthrop Hospital

On June 14 the Quest and Question Club hosts a bridge party and food sale at the Golf Club to benefit Winthrop Community Hospital. Guests receive a free door prize ticket. Committee includes Mrs. Harry D. Hamilton chairing food and Mrs. C. H. Ordway among others.

Quest and Question Club Golf Club Winthrop Community Hospital Harry D. Hamilton J. S. Hamilton F. S. Bell A. W. Dudley Karl H. Dodge

Legion Carnival Heating Up With July 4 Fireworks

Tickets circulate through local towns as demand is expected to rise with improved business. The Master Chevrolet Coach will be shown at Gordon Fullerton Inc in Winthrop Centre and may appear in a Legion parade. Legion committees meet weekly to finalize events before July 4 with a complete program promised soon.

Chevrolet Gordon Fullerton, Inc Winthrop Centre Legion Legion Headquarters Rogers

Club Emanon closes first 1933 semester with dance

The Club Emanon term ended Tuesday June 6 at Miss Dorothy Marden's home after a highly successful dance the night before. Members praised the enjoyable evening created by good music and a friendly atmosphere. Officers selected included Miss Rita Harrington with judges Madelyn Maloney Barbara Briley and William Walsh along with Sergeant Edmund Gallahue and Mr Chet O'Donnell. Activities resume in early September.

Emanon Dorothy Marden Rita Harrington Madelyn Maloney Barbara Briley William Walsh

Miss Barbara Preble Celebrates Tenth Birthday

Miss Barbara A Preble of 15 Seymourst hosts a birthday party on June 6 from 3 30 to 6 00 pm with ten classmates at her home. The event features games prizes and a spring decorated table with a ten candle cake. Guests include Mary Devereux Ethel Preble Elizabeth Quinn Marion Munson Virginia Salerno Ruth Lane Phyllis Gould Blanche Blazo B Countaway.

Barbara A. Preble Seymourst Barbara Mary Devereux Ethel Preble Elizabeth Quinn Marion Munson Virginia Salerno Ruth Lane Phyllis Gould Blanche Blazo B. Countaway

Tire Value Sale In East Boston Offered By Dave Frank

Motorists are invited to a 10 day sale on automobile tires and batteries at 129 London Street East Boston run by World War veteran Dave Frank who has operated there 16 years. He promises high quality fully guaranteed merchandise and 100 percent organized service. See Page 6 advertisement for General tires.

Dave Frank London Street Boston Mr. Frank Aviation Service General Tires

Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco Flavor Ad

Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco proclaims itself the cream of the finest crops with ripe leaves, smooth mellow flavor and aging that produces a rare old-fashioned fragrance. The copy promises a unique, superior smoking experience.

Kentucky

Rich Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco Adverts Tradition

An old style tobacco advertisement extols a rich Burley leaf claiming it matches grandfathers methods, rejects manufactured tobacco and chemicals, and promises a smooth taste with no harshness or bite. It touts worldwide loyalty and superior smoking and chewing qualities.

Kentucky Toacco P. O

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