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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
1
One of the city and town Republican Clubs major events, Americanization Day, directed by G. Wallace Tibbetts, is set for June 17 at Revere Beach. The program starts at 4 PM with a band concert, then a pageant of the nations featuring three racial groups in native costume, followed by speeches by prominent speakers.
Troop 72 led by Scoutmaster John Flinn won first honors at the Winthrop District Scout Rally held last Saturday at Ingleside Park in front of about 500 spectators. The team secured permanent possession of the Seats Freep 46 and credited leader Edward A. with 14 points.
A financial note references capital surplus and undivided profit reserved for taxes interest and other deposits. The entry highlights reserves and allocations affecting balance sheet items and equity accounts.
Winthrop Post No 146 American Legion readies its annual July Fourth Carnival with many committees and activities planned. Entertainment for all residents is promised from July 3 opening until midnight on July 4. Children’s athletic contests are set for the morning of the Fourth with prizes for winners.
Pleasant Park Yacht Club prepares a Zam-Bola event opening at 1:00 PM Saturday and running to midnight. A committee has arranged entertainment with flags from yacht clubs around Massachusetts Bay and electric lights. A band concert will play on the club plaza with afternoon features.
Parishioners of St John The Evangelist Church gather for a reunion and reception for Rev James A Crowley the newly appointed pastor on Tuesday evening June sixteenth. Winthrop sections show broad committee representation under John Will executive chairman Rev Tinos Kelliher OGGEA LE chairman and Rev James I Carroll treasurer. A varied program is planned with the Elks Auditorium expected to be filled.
On June 9, 187 seniors of Winthrop High School marched to the Winthrop Theatre for Class Day Exercises despite heavy rain. The program featured the operetta The Count and the Co ed, followed by a banquet and dancing at the high school.
The Outing of the Otherhood of the First Church postponed Saturday June 13 due to a death in the family of Dr. Qu Hien OLNSOL president. Brotherhood.
A May 28 report to the Metropolitan District Commission from engineers of the Metropolitan District and Public Works outlines a study for Winthrop Beach to protect Shore Drive from storm damage. A May 18 meeting discussed building a series of stone jetties extending from the sea wall to shield the area from northern high seas.
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