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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
4
The Winthrop Review published every Saturday and PS Review telephone line Ocean 1147 appears in this period page. The items show local notice style listings and community notes for residents and readers.
Fragmentary OCR reads as political or social notices involving Eder and a publisher. Limited legible names suggest a local item about publication or dispute with unclear date or location.
A general appeal urges readers to send news and advertisements early for weekly print. The brief stresses submitting before end of the week to ensure inclusion.
A Rockland Legion baseball game drew loyal local support despite a bare grounds and no seating. The writer condemns critics from Winthrop while praising the Rockland crowd for paying 25 cents for women and 35 cents for men, helping fund the team.
The article lists social events at Fort Banks Fort Warren Fort Strong and Fort Andrews with hostesses guests and clubs. It notes band concerts at Headquarters Fort Warren and upcoming entertainments including a Panama departure. Names include Mrs Howell Mrs Cowan Mrs Schrader and Captain Greenwood and Major Donovan among others.
Report from Fort Banks notes a 900 served at the 4th Company hall gala with rags colored lights and plants. Coast Defense Commander Colonel James F Howell and staff could not attend due to lack of Warrior boats while Fort Banks officials were present.
A double wedding occurred Tuesday at 3 PM at 53 Shore Drive. Alice E. Weaver wed Oscar D. Leland of Waverley and Dorothy S. Harris married Martin E B Ahlstrom of Jamaica Plain. Rev. Ralph M. Harper officiated. both grooms served in World War I.
Rev Thomas Street leads at 9.20 A M Junior and Primary faw and Intermediate worship. Memorial sermon to be preached. 7 40 p m evening service with open forum on Must we look to religion for a solution of industrial disputes. All seats free and strangers welcomed.
The First Baptist Church of Hermont near Ingalls Station led by Rev. William J. Day invites families to Sunday services at 10:90. The Children’s Day Concert and Sabbath School programs are planned with music by Benj. Delano. A Friday prayer meeting precedes a church business meeting. A seven part Esther sermon series begins June 26.
Morning worship with a sermon and baptism for children and babies at 10 30. Sunday School at 12 00. Junior League at 3 30. Children’s Day Concert by the Sunday School at 6 30. No evening service. Friday at 8 Dr Shipler will speak at prayer meeting and conduct the Quarterly Conference.
Blanche A Burroughs daughter of Mrs Katherine M Burroughs of 51 Somerset Ave and Copley E Griffiths son of Thomas Griffiths of 19 Wheelock St were married in St John’s Episcopal Church Rectory on Monday evening at 8 30 with Rev Ralph M Harper officiating.
Edna Louise Fernald married J Raymond Roach of Norwood at the Fernalds home in Medford. Rev Richards officiated with Edmund Roach as best man and Edna Brigham as bridesmaid. The bride wore white georgette with orange blossoms and white roses. They will live at 268 Lenox Street Norwood after July 1.
St Johns Episcopal Parish Club organizes a Friday workday led by Harry V. Knight as chair with Charles E Graves George S Loose-More and Harry E Russell. Forty men will paint and repair the Parish House while parish club ladies provide luncheon. Rev Ralph M Harper is assigned to speak at the YWCA Conference at Mount Holyoke College June 21 July 1 and has been shifted to the Silver Bay Conference for college women June 14 24. Harper departs for Silver Bay next Monday.
A brief notice inviting readers to subscribe to the Review by sending two dollars. It urges mailing the payment today to secure placement on the subscription list.
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley Street Winthrop lists daily services at 7 a m with special Friday sunset services and Saturday prayers at 8 a m for worshippers in the community.
The Point Shirley Union Church of Christ holds Sunday service at 11 A.M. with Church School and Bible study at 7 P.M. and a preaching service. Soloist Mrs Ella Duchemin Nutter, pianist Mrs Villa Klaus, and violinist Mr Chester Klaus assist. Rev Ralph J Haughton is the pastor.
Rev. John H. Griffin and Rev. John J. O'Brien oversee services at Winthrop Street with masses at 7 8 30 10 15 and 11 30. Children should attend 8 30 mass. Sunday School follows. Daily mass at 6 45 and 7 15 A M.
The St John’s Episcopal Church at the corner of Buchanan and Bowden invites parishioners and visitors to a morning service at 10.30 with the rector delivering the commencement address. An expressional church school service follows at 7.30 with an illustrated lecture by Rev Guy W Miner.
Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. with lesson subject God the Preserver of Man. Sunday School for under 20s at 10:45. Wednesday testimonial meeting 8 p.m. Free public reading room at 216 Winthrop Street Wadsworth Block.
Open daily except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 5 P M. Saturday evenings 7 to 9 and before and after the Wednesday evening testimonial meeting for the sale of Christian Science literature. All welcome.
A dated insurance advertisement urges motorists to secure liability coverage to protect against fire accident and damage suits. It touts protection at a minimum cost and promotes M A Cuseck opposite Center Station as the contact.
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