Winthrop Veterans Toast and Plans for June Events
The Richard F Metcalf Post thanks supporters of the Buddy Poppy sale and reports a successful open house in the new grill room. Volunteers cared for thirty five children and served tonic sandwiches and doughnuts as band music and war songs entertained attendees. The post schedules Flag Day events June 14 with Winthrop Lodge Elks and a June 18 moonlight boat trip aboard Town of Hull for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Richard
F. Metcalf
Buddy Poppy
Winthrop Lodge of Elks
Jack
Dan Collins
Bunker Hall
Charlestown
Pioneers of Winthrop First Baptist Meet at Hodgkins Home
The Pioneers class of the First Baptist Church of Winthrop met at Mrs. W. A. Hodgkins 122 Court at 6 30 Monday evening June 7 for the last meeting of the year. A garden festival was not possible due to a thunder shower and a buffet supper was served. A general business meeting discussed activities for the coming year and reports were read and accepted. Officers elected were Ruth Luke president Winnifred Haughton vice president Edith Meldrum secretary Marion Reed treasurer Ethel Downie publicity agent The next meeting will be Monday September 13 1937 to welcome new members. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs. Hodgkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Winthrop
W. A. Hodgkins
Court
Read
Ruth Luke
Winnifred Haughton
Edith Meldrum
Marion Reed
Ethel Downie
Winthrop Artists Sought for 300th Deane Winthrop House Cover Contest
Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association invites local artists to submit decorative cover designs for a souvenir booklet marking the 300th anniversary of the Deane Winthrop House. Entries must be numbered, include no name, and may be any medium reduced to 5 by 6 inches.
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Deane Winthrop
Winthrop
Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association
Mass
Shirley Sr
Legion Carnival Plans Set for Winthrop Post Event
Legion Post 146 outlines a July carnival on July 2 3 and 5 at the school grounds on Pauline Street opposite the fire station due to improvements at Ingleside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Post No. 146
American Legion
Pauline Street
Ingleside Park
Winthrop Improvement and Historical Assoc Meets
The Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association held its regular monthly meeting at the Barn on Tuesday evening June 1. A bountiful lawn supper was served by Past President Lewis F. Davis and assistants. Guests enjoyed the gardens and new trees followed by an illustrated talk on garden lighting by Mrs Blanche Card of the Boston Edison Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop, Improvement& Historical Association
Lewis F. Davis
Blanche Card
Boston Edison Company
Jacob Ruppert Beer Deal At Winthrop Quality Meat Shop
Winthrop Quality Meat Shop on Winthrop Street at Magee's Corner offers Jacob Ruppert beer at two cans for 25 cents or 2.75 dollars for a case of 24 cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ruppert
Winthrop Quality
Winthrop Street
Magee’s Corner
Christian Science Sees Growth in Churches and Writings
The Mother Church annual meeting reports 59 new branches and 2781 branches worldwide, with Mary Baker Eddy writings sales up 66 percent since 1935. Judge Clifford P. Smith elected Church President, Edward L. Ripley Treasurer, Ezra W. Palmer Clerk. 3216 lectures delivered, 11 language availability for membership applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Clifford P. Smith
Newton
Massy
Edward L. Ripley
Brookline
Ezra W. Palmer
Marshfield
Lerk
Christian Science Board of Directors
Mason City
Iowa
District Court of
Superior Court
Mother Church
Christian Science Board of Education
M. Rosamond Wright
Africa
Australasia
Hawaii
China
Japan
Manila
City of
Mexico
Bermuda
Canal Zone
West Indies
Great Britain and Ireland
Europe
Scandinavia
Canada
United States
Alaska
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Winthrop Business Directory
Gordon G. Fullerton, Inc
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Putnam Street Ocean
BUICK
John C. McMurray Putnam & Pauline
Arthur F. Verney
Ford Sales and Service
Woodside Ave
Ocean
Luna Park
Oldsmobile
Ocean Ave
Revere
Rev
Patricia Beauty Shop
Ruth H
Beal Street
Betty
Duart
Shirley St
Mary Elizabeth
Josephine Shoppe
River Road Ocean
Boat Builders
REID
Repo
Pleasant St. Ocean
Chester Ave
Chiropodists
DR. A
Winthrop St
Coal and Ice Dealers
Frank L. Cronin CO. Coal, Coke, Fuel and Range Oil
R. R. Ave
Revere Tel
H. R
Revere Ice & Fuel CO
Ee Curtis
Mason Supplies
Williams Brothers Contractors
W. F. Stover
Kodaks
Edison Mazda
Winthrop Beach Ocean
Abbott L. Deroo Electric
State Licensed
Bartlett Road
the Eliott Fish Market
Our
Somerset Ave
Ramsey’s Poultry Aem
Wee Wink
ePrs Pepperell
M. J. Ee Funeral Direct
East
Frederick A. Pacrate
B. B
We Funeral Home
Meridian Street
John F. O'Malley
Atlantic St. Ocean
Charles A. Rollins
Shirley Hardware
Shirley St. Owen, Pes
Winthrop Hardware
Winthrop St. Ocean
Woodside
Carmore Paints
F. Desteffano
Maverick Sq
Jewelers
Gilbert R. Rand
Winthrop Trust Co
Arthur M. Jorgenson
South Ace Ocean
Woods Bros
Winthrop: Laundering CO
Central St
F. E. Whitman Lumber CO. Piazza
United Bedding CO
Meridian St
H. N. Bangs & Sons
Madison Ave
John Henry
Fremont St. Ocean
Cottage Hill Oil CO
Fred H. Wilcke
Bicirley St. Ocean
Curtis Oil CO
Aan
Aldo P. Wentworth
Henry E. Keough CO
Pauline St. Ocean
Abbott L. Deroo Electric & Radio
Breed Square
Spaghetti
Bennington St
Orient Heights
Lewis’ American Cafe
Boulevard-Revere
Ocean Av
George
Ben
Magee’s Cor
Main Street
Lindsey Service
Beach Ool
Fred J. Leary
Magee's Corner
Dick Quirk
Rennie
Pinemas St
Winthros Bridge
Dave Frank
London
K. Boston
Charles Hennessey
Shirley St. Ocean
Winthrop Upholstering CO
Frank Bell
Hull
Piscopo Liquor Store
Winthropeedy
Barnes Ave
RED Shutter Cafe
Eae
Chelsea St
Day Sq
Richard F. Metcalf
W.F.W
By T. M
France
England
Belgium
Bill Floyd
Center St
Gene’Feralo
Revere St
Buddy
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Chelsea
House Committee
Pioneers
Everybody's Gash Market, Inc
Bartlett RD
Winthrop Centre
Winthrop Trust Company
FBI
Legion Carnival
H. Ass
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