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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
4
The Winthrop Review announces changes to subscription pricing and address change procedures. Outside New England rates set at $2.54 per year with a specific notice about compensation for address corrections and required name and suite for contingencies. The issue is dated Saturday June 12, 1920.
The Winthrop Review announces 50 cent rates for all classified ads including Rooms Lost Houses For Sale Wanted and similar items. Submissions must be written and sent by Thursday night with the fee addressed to Winthrop Review Winthrop Mass. The paper promotes its reach to former residents and summer readers as the town’s best advertising medium.
The Kimball Co. informs Winthrop Review on June 9, 1920 that the invoice from June 1st has been paid in full. The firm requests immediate discontinuation of the ad as their requirements are satisfied. G. C. Sullivan signs the note.
A letter from Fred R Millen of Winthrop Maine requests the Winthrop Journal be mailed to his Winthrop Hotel address until further notice. He notes enjoying his summer camp and excellent fishing last week and expresses a desire to stay in touch with home doings.
A list of property deeds including Andrews Emma E and Susan A Lap pen, and multiple others on Summit Avenue Hawthorne Avenue and Pleasant Park Road. Last Monday evening at Masonic Hall East Boston Mystic Chapter Order of Eastern Star held an exemplification of the work directed by Worthy Matron Mabel H. Smith and Worthy Patron A. E. Newcomb with a preceding banquet.
Daily service schedule listed with times and locations. Readers are invited to join in worship and reflection at the church.
Hermen Bt near Ingalls Station conducts morning worship at 1038 bre img. Pastor William J. Dey leads service on "Our National Danner" with a Ganday School program at 12 and an evening service at 7. Children’s Day observed with a concert and pageant at the closing office.
The First Church of Winthrop announces Children Day with morning sermon by John L. Ivey and baptisms for children. A 6:20 PM pageant titled God's Flower Land will close the day. Memorial service Sunday at 3:30 PM in the local cemetery honors three former ministers.
Rev John H Griffin Pastor and Rev John J O Brien Assistant listed. Masses set for 7 30 10 15 and 11 30 with 3 38 for children. Sunday School after. Daily mass at 6 45 and 7 15 AM.
Cor Pebble avenue and Shirley street notice announces Pastor Louis Hudson will lead Sunday School at 10 am and the church service at 11 am. The event invites parishioners to attend the morning worship and Sunday School activities.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Wadsworth Hall Winthrop Center offers Sunday services at 10 45 with the lesson sermon God the Preserver of Man. Sunday School for under 20 meets at the same hour. Wednesday testimonials at 8 PM. Free reading room at 216 Winthrop St open daily 2 to 5 except Sundays and holidays. Saturday evenings 7 to 9 and before and after Wednesday meeting.
At St John’s Episcopal Church corner of Buchanan and Bowden Ralph M Harper rector Eugene P Whittier organist and choirmaster a holy communion at eight a m an out of door service in front of the church at seven thirty p m musical service by the regular choir of men and boys including processional Magnificat and various anthems and hymns all are welcomed.
Hermon Street church announces Sunday service at 10.46 am with Sunday School at noon. Rev. R. W. Savage officiates. Mrs. Maud Paradisian is organist and Miss Marian Lowd soprano. Minister available daily except Mondays 9 to 12 am. free pews. telephone Winthrop 886 M.
An annual convention of engineers brings together executives and departments from major companies. The program lists speakers from New York and New Jersey and a focus on methods, practices, and cooperative management for improving service to clients. Sessions include exhibits and demonstrations at the Engineers Club with tours and social events.
Fragmented local notices include family details, wartime fund drives, college events, and civic updates. Mentions of Mr. Charis Gorvits a former Mat Masks baseball member and Alfred F Geary, War Orphans Fund contributions, Simmons Alumnae dance plans, and improvements to War Veterans Hall plus ferry crowding concerns.
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