Appeal for Support of Boston Revere Beach Lynn Narrow Gauge
An editorial urges residents to favor the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad, arguing that higher patronage preserves service, sustains real estate values, and reduces unnecessary car use to Boston. It condemns driving for daily trips, noting cost and parking burdens, and calls the town to back the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Revere’ Beach & Lynn Railroad
Railroad 8
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Winthrop
Boston
Citizen Appeal Aims to Boost Narrow Gauge Railroad Revenue
Town residents urged to use the Narrow Gauge railroad to support its future, criticizing reliance on automobiles. Officials strive to provide satisfactory service and seek full community backing to ensure adequate income and town welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Good Old Summer Time and the Human Need to Rest
The passage argues humans require summer estivation to recover from winter and constant activity. It contrasts beasts that sleep and eat, with people who endure social strain, overrushed lives, and fears, urging that every busy person deserves a period of rest and forgetfulness.
The Wise Businessman Promotes Winthrop With Confidence
A column argues that true business leadership avoids knocking the town. It says constructive criticism should remain optimistic, as faith in Winthrop sustains hope and attracts buyers. The piece stresses optimism strengthens the community and shields against bad times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTEIG
Aera
Winthrop
Vacation Time Requires Real Change of Environment
The surgeon general urges a true break from work for two weeks, with a move outdoors for indoor workers and vice versa for outdoor workers. Rest relies on altering surroundings, not mere idle time, and includes careful eating, mental refreshment, and exposure to new places and people.
Memorial Day Camp Meeting Receives Distinguish Guests
A 1932 Camp No. 44 meeting in the Wadsworth Building featured visits by Department Commander Elery C. Griswold and Chief of Staff Walter Eveleth of Malden Massachusetts. Past leaders Flynn Hutchinson Spear and others praised memorial services and pension developments while letters of thanks were approved for clergy hosting Memorial Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Elery C. Griswold
Walter Eveleth
Eveleth
Richard R. Flynn
State Aid and Pensions
Municipal Council of
Boston
George J.hutchinson
Thomas W. Spear
Winthrop
Frank L. Ready
West Palm Beach
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frank
William O'Leary
Soldiers Home Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
J. A. Crowley
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Ralph M. Harper
Timothy J. Sulllivan
Marchant Stewart
Friendly Church at the Beach hosts Winthrop firemen
The Friendly Church at the Beach led by Clement B. Yinger invites the Winthrop Fire Department to the 10 45 AM service where the pastor speaks on Meeting Lifes Inevitables. The vested choir under Roger J Brown will provide music and families of the firemen are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Firemen
Friendly Church
Roger J. Brown
Editorial Notes On Life Sports And Social Trends
A collage of observations on daily life including blame, overwork, Sunday lethargy, insomnia, smoking myths, stock markets, fronting family life, generosity tests, debt, garden toil, and dwindling amateur baseball crowds amid rising car travel.
Sepia League Ween Voters Names and Committees
President Pag Sam Davis and Vice 'oppan' lead the Sepia League Ween Voters. Committees include Government chair Robert Wales and members Mrs. Benjamin A. Healey Miss Elizabeth M. Davis Mrs. Nathan Rotford Mrs. Agnes F. Furbish with focus on living costs and radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pag
Sam Davis
Oppan
Embership
Benjamin A. Healey
Oo Aang
Robert Wales
Elizabeth M. ‘Davis
Nathan Rotford
Agnes F. Furbish
Town Hall hosts unusually fine League meeting
Last Monday the Departments of Efficiency in Government met at Town Hall No 15. An officer opened windows to invite a cooling breeze and the session proceeded with notable physical ease and decorum for the citizens of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Department of Efficiency In Government
Town Hall
No. 15
Winthrop Milk Supply Discussed at League Meeting
Mrs. Robert Wales presided as Agnes F. Furbish summarized next year’s program while Elizabeth M. Davis outlined Living Costs committee plans. The State League milk supply debate drew claims on sweetness duration and travel, with topics touching on Winthrop cream and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wales
Agnes F. Furbish
Elizabeth M. Davis
State League
Winthrop
Town Government Study League Sets June Meeting
After two months of steady attendance the League plans a general meeting on Monday June 20 at 10 AM at 132 Washington Avenue. The session will decide if the League year will include 16 meetings and how they are apportioned among four departments including Efficiency in Government Child Welfare Living Costs and Legal Status of Women. Women are invited to attend join the League and help plan next year’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Crooks
Snooks
Washington Avenue
Electioneering School and Hoover Message in Local Campaign
A speaker urged cessation of unemployment and tax cuts as essentials for the nation, framing the Hoover choice as pivotal. The State League plans a two day school of politics October 25 26 at Hotel Bradford with a $4 dinner featuring Republican Democrat and Socialist speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
State League
Hotel Bradford
Picayune
League
By Paths of New England We Find Quiet Roads
Essay recalls scenic rural lanes in New England praised for family outings. It highlights winding byways described by Nixon Waterman and features local spots like Marblehead and Bible Rock near Middletown and Higganim, with verses inspired by nature and a reflection on outdoor leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Nixon Waterman
Marblehead
Pines
Hingham Road
Valley Road
Connecticut
Middletown
Higgannim
Epworth League Schedule Changes and Upcoming Events
There will be no Epworth League on June 12 due to Children's Day Exercises. The regular meeting in the Chapel is June 19 with important business. Last Sunday June 5 over 50 attended the Passion Players pictures in Burnside Class Room. bowling resumes Friday June 10. minstrel show postponed to next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Passion
Burnside
Malden
Vidas Diresve
Alger
Charles Annis
Socialite Club Meets at Brooks Home Plans Lake Pearl Excursion
A regular Socialite Club meeting was held at Vice President Henry Brooks's Cross Street home on Tuesday evening June 1. Reports were read and approved, many for an excursion to Lake Pearl on Sunday June 12 if weather permits, with Joseph MacDonald providing comedy and refreshments served. The next meeting will be at Miss Lena Aloia's 117 Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brooks
Cross Street
Lake Pearl
Joseph MacDonald
Lena Aloia
Locust Street
Tuesday Bridge Club Sees Last Meeting Of Season
The Tuesday Bridge Club held its final meeting of the season on Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Elizabeth Daly’s home at 58 Cottage Avenue. A luncheon was served and two bridge tables were played with Mrs. Belle Leonard winning the showers and Mrs. Marion Evans taking the consolation. The club will reopen in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Daly
Cottage Avenue
Belle Leonard
Marion Evans
Unitarian Sunday Services Public Forum at Local Church
Unitarian Corner on School and Hermon Streets offers June 12 services Church School at 11 A M Young People Forum at 6 30 P M Evening Service at 7 30 P M Subject Facing the Facts Public invited Local notice lists time and place for services and forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
People’s Forum
Seymon
Methodist Church Children’s Day Services and Concert
The sermon titled Youth and the Home anchors Children’s Day events at 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Services include a church school program for all departments and a children’s day concert with the vested choir performing music. Reverend C Olaf Ford, D.D., presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Olaf Ford
D.D
St. John’s Episcopal Christian Science Service Schedule
Ralph M. Harper, rector, leads Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and Morning Service with sermon at 10:45 a.m. The passage notes summer church school members urged to attend with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Christian Science
Ralph M. Harper
St. John’s Church School
Christian Science Service at 165 Winthrop Street
Regular Sunday service at 10:45 A M followed by Sunday School. Subject God The Preserver of Man with Golden Text Psalm 36 6. Free public reading room in church open daily 2 6, Saturdays 7 9, and Wednesday evenings before and after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Auto
Winthrop Street
Bon Voyage Dance Recital Presented by Alice Burke
The Dance recital Bon Voyage at Repertory Theatre on Monday June 6 featured Alice Burke School of Darretigue presenting tourists leaving the ship. Dancers from Winthrop included Paula Brady Ruth Dennis Barbara Gately Elizabeth Howatt and Dorothy Ellen Flynn with solos by Paula Anne Brady Ruth Dennis. Teachers Miss Alice Burke and Miss Mary Burke of Boston direct classes in Orient Heights Dorchester and Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Burke
Darretigue
Repertory Theatre
Sahara
Broadway
Winthrop
Paula Brady
Ruth Dennis
Barbara Gately
Elizabeth Howatt
Dorothy and
Ellen Flynn
Paula Anne Brady
Alice and
Mary Burke
Boston
Orient Heights
Dorchester
Quincey
Winthrop Golf Club Putting Tournament Results
The Putting Tournament at Winthrop Golf Club was won by Mrs. John Smith in Class A with Mrs. Waldo taking Class B. Last week Miss Vivian Carr won Class A and Miss MacCalhim won Class B. The Business Girls tournament is set for Saturday after 4 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Waldo
Vivian Carr
MacCalhim
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Review Publishing Co
Bartlett Head
Oliver St
Hancock
the Review Is A Member
Massachusetts Press Association
New England Press Association
National Editorial Association
Winthrop Board of Trade
United States Public Health Service
George H. Russell
the Friendly Church At
the Beach
Clement B. Yinger
Jack
London
School of Experience
Sepia League
Ween Voters
Frederick Muldoon
Swampscott
International Committee
Cambridge
Wales
Smith College
Harvard
Davis
B. A. Healey
Bible Rock
Alice Marston Seaman
Epworth League
Tuesday Bridge Club
Unitarian
Hermon Streets
Methodist Episcopal
Bowdoin ,and Buchanan Sts
Christian Science Church
Bostor
Boston, Revere Beach
Lynn
It’s. Safe
Dience
Winthrop. Golf Club
Suburban Gas & Electric CO
Ocean
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