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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
1
Edward C. R. Bagley urged Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association to curb plane noise and low flights over Winthrop. He called for actions to clean up town entrances and land near Pleasant Street and Shirley Street.
Chairman Daniel AltED Ruler and principal of the general committee in charge of the exercises announced that Winthrop Lodge will hold Elis Flag Day on the evening of June 1. The program is practically completed and continued on page.
The 1932 Class Day exercises for Winthrop Senior High School will be held Monday afternoon June 13 at 3 00 in the Winthrop Theatre A panorama photo will be taken at 215 in front of the theatre The program includes selections from Libby Sousa Rimsky Korsakow and Romberg a chorus solo by Lane Wilson and a Dramatics section featuring Miss Miriam Atlas pianist Operetta produced under Miss Clara Spencey and George Ho Dockham with dances arranged by Miss Theresa Continued on Page 8
Winthrop Golf Club hosted a four ball event Sunday with five teams from each club. Homestead visitors led by pro Maloney and former local Harry Bloomfield contested the matches as Danvers players invaded the course. Captain Jim Sally paired with Barrett Davison as Winthrop opened at two o clock with Dr. Dan O Brien and Norwood Keltee in the first pairing.
The Sunday School departments of the First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal will hold the annual Children’s Day program on Sunday evening June 12 at six o’clock. A varied program has been prepared and all parents and friends are warmly invited.
A Wolverine train from South Station carried eighty delegates from Women's Clubs to Seattle Washington for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biannual convention June 9 to 18. Many club officers joined the group including Mrs Grace Morrison Poole, an unopposed candidate for general Federation President. Mrs Carl L Schrader is noted in the General Federation.
On next Wednesday evening June 15 the Winthrop Emblem Club No 15 will hold a dance at the Elks Home in aid of Winthrop Community Hospital. Proceeds go to purchase necessary equipment for the hospital operating room. Mrs Mary Gately wife of Dr G Lynde Gately is chairman. (Continued on Page 8)
Fragmentary accounting line shows liabilities 61 943.31 and capital surplus 209 7aH, with reserves for interests taxes and contingencies listed. text is garbled but indicates balance sheet entries and contingency allocations.
John J. McCarthy was unanimously elected Grand Knight for 1932 33 by Winthrop Council K of C at a June 2 meeting. He has served three years as an officer and just completed a term as Deputy Grand Knight under Arthur G. Boylan, who retires July 1. New officers include James Corbett Deputy GK Frank Brugman Chancellor John J Monahan Recorder Frank A Farrell Advocate James Downes Warden Patrick Foote Treasurer Arthur Boylan Sr Outside Guard Francis McQueeney Inside Guard Arthur Boylan Jr Trustee 3 years. The administration begins with an outing and fishing trip scheduled for Sunday July 17. Installation of officers will follow at a later date.
The Winthrop Cemetery Department records reflect a resolution by the Board of Cemetery Commissioners. They condemn the former superintendent amid cases discussed at a Monday meeting.
The Pleasant Port Yacht Club invites all citizens to Zam-Bola from 2:00 PM to Midnight at the Pleasant Street clubhouse. Commodore George J. Hamilton heads the committee planning attractions for children and adults including a Kiddie Wheel and various features. Music, entertainment, and a GE refrigerator gift are promised.
Daniel T. Callahan a longtime town resident and former town meeting member from precinct four announced his bid for the Republican nomination to the House of Representatives. He lives at 138 Highland Avenue and has served in the Army Navy and Secret Service and vows a spirited primary campaign with an organized support group.
Fred C Gillespie of Winthrop presides as toastmaster at a Suffolk Law Association reception in the Copley Plaza Hotel honoring Frank J Donahue on his appointment to the Superior Court bench.
Twenty five to thirty residents from Winthrop Wadsworth George and Bowdoin streets appeared before the Board of Selectmen at the Town Hall Monday evening to protest the continuation of dumping in a large pit between the foot of the area.
George F Howatt known as Pete grew ill while en route to play golf at Hughamt on Wednesday afternoon. He was rushed to Cohasset Hospital where he died early Thursday morning. The loss is reported with Gordon Fullerton noted in the continuation on page 8.
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