Winthrop Flower Show Triumph Showcased Bloom Variety
The Garden Club of Winthrop held a Friday and Saturday flower show at Odd Fellows Hall. Hundreds visited as exhibits ranged from a miniature estate display to bubble bouquets. Prizes were awarded to club members and residents for iris, lupine, peonies, violets, and unusual houseplants, with competitions open to clubs and individuals.
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Garden Club of
Winthrop
Odd Fellows Hall
Boston
Theodore C. Naedele
Floyd Street
Robert A. Walsh
Court Road
John Baker
Pleasant Street
Elizabeth B. Foley
Lowell Road
A. M. Smith
Bowdoin Street
Harry W. Aiken
Orlando Avenue
Minnie Mason
Somerset Terrace
Rabbit Pantern
F. H. Everbeck
River Road
Tolmia Menziesi
Frank Bauer
Euphorbia
Cottage Park Road
Sawtooth Vetche
Lillian A. Williams
Louise Field
Iris
C. L. Covington
Nahant Avenue
Desert
Jackson
Grace W. Gove
Bartlett Road
Lupine
Georgia Jarvis
Ralph M. Harper
Mabel Bragdon
Lucy Hopkins
Grate W. Gove
W. J. Skinner
Quincy Avenue
Bessie S. Cobb
Cliff Avenue
Lillian A. C. Williams
Sara Schryver
Fred N. Wells
Elmwood Avenue
Legion Carnival Set With Prizes and Big Prize
The Legion announces a three day Carnival on July 2 3 and 5 featuring a 1937 Plymouth Coach as the grand prize. Two $25 gift prizes on July 2 and 3 plus weekly prizes and a Big Prize for ticket holders. The event includes amateur shows and entertainment with Marines and local clubs contributing.
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Legion
Plymouth
Sons
Pleasant Park Toodle Oou Get Together at Zambola
A radio cue sparks a late notice of a Pleasant Park gathering at the Zambola venue. The message hints at overdue payments and a social event as neighbors expect to meet today.
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Zambola
Toodle
Suffolk Downs Cafe Adds New Cooling System
Patrons at the Suffolk Downs Cafe on Winthrop Avenue Beachmont welcome the new cooling system installed by Harvard Burner Co of Revere. Manager Ralph Vigdor announces free floor shows every Thursday Friday and Saturday with a special amateur show on Wednesday attracting many patrons.
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Suffolk Downs
Winthrop Avenue
Beachmont
Harvard Burner Co
Revere
Ralph Vigdor
England as Industrial Leader Before U S Took Over
The article notes England was once the world’s leading manufacturing nation until the United States surpassed it in industrial strength.
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England
United States
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John Harper
R. B. Halford
Florence Crittenton League
Girl Scout Council
John Brown
Philothea
The
Baptist Church
Myrtle Cobb
Alice B. Fearing
Johnson Avenue
Jill-over-the- Ground
Norman Curran
Loring Road
Florence Cartwright
Barbara Corinha
Plummer Avenue
Bessie L. Bagley
Lillian Williams
Dorothy L. Kinney
Coral Bells
Louie Field
Blackberry
R. A. Walsh
Hawthorn
Lilian ~Williams
Herlock
Fred_S. Davis
Lewis “Avenue
Bertha Smith
Century of Progress
Anna Morrison
Summit Avenue
Hf.Bragdon
A. A. Walsh
H. E. Bragdon
R.A. Walsh
Ella Mason
Little Flower Mart
Naedele
Ethel W. Skinner
Ethel E. Bauer
Lula H. Covington
Louis Cobb
Emlie B.walsh
Georgia A.jarvis
Emma Davis
By H. J. N
Chet Ashworth
Chet
Army
Navy
Marines
Arnold Tucker
Arnold
George Cashman
Les George
George Ses
Bowles
Ted
Bob
Fort Heath
Pleasant Park
Wally
Duke
Bernard G. Fritz
Optometrist
Wadsworth
Winthrop Street
Tel
Ocean
Walter G. Baker
Frank J. McQueeney
Atlantic ST. Ocean
Winthrop Beach
Shirley St
Bartlett
Buddy Poppy Memorial
Arthur W. Gibby
President
Preston B. Churchill
Chuck Roast
Golden West
Swift’s
Grocery Department
Jack Kemp
Dept
Florida
Calvert
John Jamison
Crest Cash Market
Crest Ave
Oce
Highlands
Suffolk Downs Cafe
Servel
Electrolux
Beach St
Aya
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