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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
4
A Boston publication lists editorial staff and subscription details. George H. Russell is editor and publisher. The paper notes a subscription price of 2.50 per year and states second class matter status from March 13, 1919.
A 1922 notice highlights that when a score change is needed both the new and old addresses must be provided. Mail and advertisements should reach editors by Wednesday afternoon to ensure correct handling. Submissions require the sender’s name for good faith, not for publication.
In order to get your news and advertisements printed in this paper each week, send them early, don't wait till late in the week, do it now.
Winthrop High School announces the Alumni Reunion for June 22 in the school gym. Class of 1919 organizers expect the largest turnout ever. Sid Reinhertz will provide music. The baseball team split last week with Chelsea and Revere, with two home games remaining against Gloucester and Marblehead. Alfred Grady placed in the state high hurdles. the relay team finished second to Rindge of Cambridge and Brockton at the Mass High School State Meet. The final meet of the season is June 11 at Ingleside Park against Gloucester.
A collision at Bowdoin and Buchanan streets involving a car driven by Reba Lea Vitt of 142 River Road and Totman & Ham’s truck caused slight vehicle damage. Mrs Grace Morrill of 104 Highland Ave was found after straying, having reached Nahant. Anson P. Gerrish of Shannock RI struck Madeline Scandoni of 342 Main St, fracturing her right collar bone. car was moving slowly. Thieves entered George Safford’s Hiblowood Avenue home, stealing jewelry.
The sudden death of Aneas J Kilbride at St Elizabeth's Hospital on Monday followed a mastoid illness. Born in Prince Edward Island 34 years ago, he moved to Winthrop as a boy and became a carpenter. He served in the 101st Infantry and was a longtime member of Veterans of Foreign Wars James F Mahoney Post. The funeral was held at St John the Evangelist Church with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery Roxbury. He is survived by his parents, two sisters including a Lewiston nurse, and two brothers who served in the war.
Services Sunday at 10 45 o’clock with the lesson sermon God the Preserver of Man. Sunday School for pupils under 20 at the same hour. Testimonial meeting Wednesday 8 PM. Free public reading room at 216 Winthrop Street Wadsworth Block.
Union Church of Christ at Col Shirley Street and Pebble Avenue lists 11 a.m. Bible School 6 p.m. Men’s Bible Class 7 p.m. Preaching service with soloist Mrs Bila Duchemin Nutter violinist Chester Klaus and pianist Paul Anderson led by Rev Ralph P Haughton pastor contact Ocean 527 A.
Union Congregational Church at Tewksbury street Winthrop Beach presents a Sunday schedule. 9 30 A M primary and junior Sunday School 10 45 morning service Sermon AM Blind Bartimaeus 12 10 p m intermediate School and Bible Classes 7 30 P M social service Sermon PM Glory to Thee my God this night Bishop Ken's Hymn Mr Albert K Harden will sing at both services.
Hermon Street near Ingalls Station hosts morning worship at 10 30 led by Pastor William J Day Bible School follows at noon Y P S C E at 615 and a 730 evening observance by the Sunday School noting Children’s Day activities
St John s Episcopal Church announces 8.00 a m Holy Communion 10.30 a m Annual Commencement of St John s Church School 7.30 p m Annual Expressional Service Members of Grammar and High School will attend 10.30 a m service and Kinder garten and Primary will assemble at Parish House then enter the church before the morning service ends.
Unitarian Church at Her mon and School streets led by Rev. R. W. Savage. Sunday service at 10 45 A M with organist Mrs Maude Paradis Lane and soprano Mrs A P Fuller. Minister available for study daily except Monday from 9 A M to 12 noon. Telephone 0886 M.
Pastor John L. Ivey leads morning worship at 10 30 with a children sermon and baby baptisms. Sunday school for all grades at noon and a 3 30 Junior Epworth League for children. A 6 30 Sunday school concert closes the day. No evening service.
Temple Tiffereth Israel in Shirley Street Winthrop lists daily services at 7 a m with special Friday sunset services and Saturday prayers at 8 a m for congregants.
Rev. John H. Griffin pastor on Winthrop Street and Rev. John J. O'Brien assistant note mass times 7 8 30 10 15 and 11 30 children urged to attend 8 30 mass Sunday School follows daily mass at 6 45 and 7 15 am Sunday evening at 7 30 Benediction
The Review reports the death of Harry L. White proprietor of the barber shop on Woodside Avenue. He died recently at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after pneumonia and longstanding heart trouble. Burial was in West Roxbury. he is survived by his wife Rose.
The obituary note states Mr White lived on Woodside Avenue with his parents and ten siblings in England. He had been established in Winthrop for over three years after previous business in Lynn, and chose to stay in Winthrop after arriving here.
The Frost Library Building lists new acquisitions including Practical electricity by Terrell Croft The gasoline automobile by George W Hobbs and Ben G Elliott Wireless telegraphy and telephone by A P Morgan Everyday chemistry by Alfred Vivian My boyhood by John Burroughs with a conclusion by his son Julian Burroughs A daughter of the middle border by Hamlin Garland She blows and sparm at that by William John Hopkins The green diamond by Arthur Morrison The great prince Shan by BE Phillips Oppenheim The closing net by Henry Rowland.
A brief note suggests placing advertisement results in the review area to evaluate performance. The text encourages trying the approach to observe outcomes and effectiveness. It emphasizes experimenting with ad placements and monitoring results.
Quote by Eugene Lyman Fisk notes that youth is a physical state not a function of time, and that old age and middle age are common diseases of adult life, suggesting aging affects all life stages.
A May 31 shower at Waldemar avenue hosted by Miss Clara Russell and others honored Miss Helen A. Newmarch of Chester avenue. Attendees included Mrs. George Alcorn and several friends who extended best wishes for a happy married life.
The term rivals originated from competition over streams. Neighbors quarreled over who could use water, when to turn on and off sluices, and the timing of each right. The phrase came to denote any two competing parties as rivals.
A reader learns of Vanua Lava in the New Hebrides a sulphur mountain island 1600 feet high and 100 square miles in area. A Sunday school tale prompts a pupil to joke about the afterlife saying he will be thin there.
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