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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
6
A sale offers deep discounts on dresses priced at 69c and broader reductions across children and youth apparel. Boys blouses girls slacks and matching shirts are cut by as much as one third off regular prices in this promotional event.
The troop met at 7 45 under Scoutmaster Albert C Crane and Assistant Paul Dwyer. Dues were collected and attendance taken. A new punishment was used on Harold Evans for disorderly conduct.
The loon’s small wings suit aquatic movement but require a running start on the surface to launch into the air. The bird achieves takeoff with a splash and powerful underwater propulsion aided by its long legs.
Bob Remner files weekly notes from Winthrop happenings. Inside items cover local events, chatter, and small town happenings in a compact roundup.
A health column notes rickets in ancient populations and Greece, detailing causes such as light, diet, and Vitamin D. It describes signs in infants, the impact on bones and teeth, seasonal and climatic effects, and emphasizes prevention via diet, sunlight, and supplements.
Winthrop residents welcome Russo's on Winthrop Parkway Beachmont opening for summer season under manager Joseph Russo of the Blue Bell. New plans include old fashioned clam bakes with clams lobsters fish cooked on hot stones with seaweed. Special accommodations for afternoon or evening parties offered. Watch for opening announcements.
A quirky line compares a man’s powerful voice to a tree frog’s, noting that if his voice matched the creature’s reach the sound could travel from eastern Washington state to New York City, highlighting a humorous exaggeration.
The June session at Beacon Villa featured an exhibit of 21 floral arrangements and a plant exchange. Members donated blooms for the Naval Hospital in Chelsea, with Mrs. Joseph F. O’Hearn and Mrs. Fletcher Somerby delivering them after the meeting. Contest prizes were awarded for fern and wild flower papers, lecture by Mrs. George A. Pierce, and a memory names contest won by Mrs. Ralph S. Woollett.
Richard F Metcalf Post V F W collaborates with Winthrop Lodge Elks to observe Flag Day June 14 marking the 161st anniversary of the Continental Congress adoption of the flag. A parade from Metcalf Square to the Elks Home precedes patriotic addresses music and invites local groups to participate.
Local police report quick recovery of a stolen car by Motorcycle Officer Tom Norbury on June 1. A boy is injured after being struck by a car driven by Ralph Locke near Cross Street and Golf Links. A shoemaker reports a $27.60 theft. Officer Gallagher captures the culprit. Neighborhood damage complaints from new homeowners prompt warnings to children. A V8 Ford coach is stolen in Revere. teletype alerts issued. Mint candy theft from a truck is investigated. suspects not found. Town Hall to close Saturdays in July and August. emergency calls to Ocean 0292.
The Pleasant Park Yacht Club reports May events including Regatta Committee meetings for the coming season and the June 4 opening race. The ten annual Zam Bola is scheduled for June 10 and 11 with 200 attendees referenced. updates note Frank Walton’s recovery and William Killilea’s illness. George J. Hamilton Jr. signs off.
The D A V post tendered Commander John Lyons with Bill representing the post. The dinner took place at the Hotel Bradford on Saturday June 4. Commander Jim Sheerin remains at Mass General Hospital and Comrade Bob Winters at the Soldiers Home. Ed Murray noted with his three daughters in Memorial Day parade. Next post meeting scheduled for Thursday June 9 at Post Quarters.
The First Church of Christ Scientist Mother Church in Boston announced Ralph Hastings Knapp as President succeeding Judge Clifford P. Smith. Edward Ripley and Ezra Palmer were reappointed Treasurer and Clerk. The meeting stressed spiritual progress, civil rights, and the church’s expanding influence and libraries support.
Delegates from the Winthrop Unit attended the Suffolk County Caucus. Mrs. Eleanor Harney was elected Suffolk County Director. The Suffolk County Council endorsed Agnes Dudley for Department Vice President. June 16 18 Swampscott hosts the 19th Annual Department Convention with Mrs. M. Douglas possible presence. Membership nears 20,000. coupons for Child Welfare drive emphasized.
Richard J. Davis, chairman of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, announced that 3211 lectures were delivered during the past year, reflecting broad outreach and schedule.
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