Bridge Tea at Golf Club This Saturday
The first Bridge-Tea is set for this Saturday at the Golf Club at 2 o'clock hosted by Mrs F Temple Scott and Mrs Willard N Hah. Attendance is cordially invited. A Summer dance was postponed to July 10 with Henry Gauthier and his Silver Moon Serenaders providing music. Tickets cost 1.50 per couple from Gillespie or board members. Last Wednesday a tournament was held with only putts counted. Class A tie between Mrs Jennings and Mrs McEwan. Class B won by Mrs Coulson.
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Golf Club
F.‘Temple Scott
Willard N. Hah
Veryone
Edison Brown
Hugh's Shaw
Henry Gauthier
Gillespie
Wilshire Street
Jennings
McEwan
Coulson
Winthrop High Tennis Defeats Springfield Central 4 2
Winthrop High won 4 2 over Springfield Central last Saturday. Singles results show Ingalls beat Shirley 6 3, Roitman beat Mathews 7 5 6 3, Tebaldi beat Abramson 6 4 6 4, Davenport beat Sinatra 6 2 6 1. Doubles saw Ingalls and Abramson beat Shirley Tebaldi 6 2 6 2, Roitman Goldberg beat Mathews Davenport 6 3 5 7 7 5.
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Winthrop’ High
Springfield’ Central
Ingalls
Winthrop
Shirley
Roitman
Mathews
Tebaldi
Springfield
Abramson
Davenport
Sinatra
Goldberg
Winthrop Tennis Club Loses 6 1 in Arlington match
Winsor Tennis Club defeats Winthrop 6 1 at Winsor Club courts in Arlington. Caywood Peterson Drake Swan Clarke Troutwine Perkins Geary win singles, doubles see Winthrop losses. next match scheduled vs Waban on Saturday the 13th at Bellevue courts.
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Winsor Club
Arlington
Winthrop
Winsor
Drake
Young
Porter
Burtch
Sylvia
Old Colony
Commodore's Ball Draws About Two Hundred Guests
About two hundred members and friends attended the Annual Commodore's Ball on June 5. Commodore and Mrs. Williams greeted many well wishers including visitors Commodores Jenkins Beckett Schearch and Gray and Winthrop Selectmen. An even larger party is planned for the night before the next event with details to come.
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Commodore
Mrs. Williams
Commodores
Jenkins
Pleasant Park Y. C
Beckett
Point of Pines
Schearch
Quincy
Gray
Winthrop
Major Albert S. Smith Honored by St Pauls School
Rev Ralph M. Harper and Major Albert S. Smith attended St Pauls School 75th anniversary exercises in Concord New Hampshire. Harper praised Smith as a real friend of St Pauls and noted his MIT role and the Winthrop Board of Health chairmanship. The school recently added a 287000 dollar chapel and a modern heating and lighting plant.
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Ralph M. Harper
St. John's Episcopal Church
Albert S. Smith
Winthrop Board of Health
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Harper
St. Paul's
Smith
Winthrop
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New England
Floyd Milk Company Plans Free Silverware Giveaway
The Floyd Milk Company will soon disclose a plan to reward customers with a collection of Rogers Community silverware. A complete set may be secured by participating customers, with details to be announced in this week's advertisement.
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Floyd Milk Company
Rogers
Stockholm’s Waterways Define Its Beauty and Grandeur
Stockholm shines with grand town hall and royal palace, elegant hotels, and stately residences. The city’s waterways and surrounding islands elevate its appeal, making it not only beautiful but the beautiful in Europe.
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Royal Palace
Europe
Stockholm
Town Team Set for Weekend Games at Two Parks
The Winthrop Town Team returns this weekend to face the Cassasa Club at Igleside Park Saturday and travels to Paul Revere Park Sunday for a rematch. Coach and players expect strong town support after a Boy Scout Field Day layoff, recalling past star teams and urging fans to attend.
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Winthrop Town
Cassasa Club
Om Samunuay
Igleside Park
Paul Revere Park
Revere
Winthrop
Benson
Donovan
Osborne
Archdeacon
Hagman
Vernon
Cox
Queen
Jellison
Monte
Public Library Catalog Snippet Highlights Classic Works
A fragment list from a public library catalog shows titles and authors including Frost modern poetry, Constance Rourke on American humor, Jane Austen studies by R Brimley Johnson, Anthony Fokker biography, Marinoni on Italy, Nansen journey works, and mystery novels by D'Artagnan’s letter author Bedford-Jones and MacDonald.
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St. Vincent Millay
Constance Rourke
Jane Austen
R. Brimley Johnson
Dutchman
Anthony
Fokker
Anthony H. G. Fokker
Bruce Gould
Italy
A. Marinoni
Caucasus
Volga
Fridtjof Nansen
yon—Arnim
D’artagnan
M.& H. Bedford-Jones
Anthony Berkeley “Cox
Rynox
Philip MacDonald
Martrosa
Baroness Orczy
John Rhode
Bridge Honors Mrs Fran cis Gruninger at Floyd Street
Mrs Theodore Naedele hosted a bridge Tuesday in honor of her sister in law Mrs Fran cis Gruninger of Hartford Connecticut. Four tables competed with prizes won by Raline Proctor Peggy Walt and consolation by Mrs Beatrice Harrington. A guest prize went to Mrs Gruninger. A collation followed served at the Naedele home with spring flowers. Mrs Gruninger and her two sons Robert and James spent last week here.
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Theodore
Naedele
Floyd Street
Francis Gruninger
Hartford
Raline Proctor
Peggy’ Walt
Beatrice Harrington
Gruninger
Yachting Season Opens at C P C Yacht Club
South Boston Yacht Club opens the season with Cottage Park 15s race won by the Gypsy. Nippler beats Oriental to take first in I class. Sally and Peggy place, Joan leads in 15s. Gypsy leads windward leg then wins. Tiger narrowly misses second. Next events include Saturday club race and Boston Yacht Club open regatta at South Boston Station.
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South Boston
Sally
Deer Island
Tiger
South Bosted Yacht Club
Jane
Boston Yacht Club
Boston
MacAndrew Fifth in New England Open Qualifiers
Charlie MacAndrew, formerly of the Winthrop Golf Club and now at Quincy, finished tied for fifth in the Sandy Burr Club qualifying rounds for the National Open. He posted 73 in the morning, then struggled to a 77 in the afternoon for a 154 total.
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Charlie MacAndrew
Winthrop Golf Club
Quincy
New England
Sandy Burr Golf Club
Charlie
Memorial Day Address Delivered in Olean by Carlz
G J Carlz former Yies Commander of Winthrop Post and brother of Franklin Carlz commander of the Olean Post gave the Memorial Day address in Olean New York. He paid tribute to World War dead and praised comradeship linking local Legion posts after hosting the Olean drum corps during the Boston convention. His talk was the principal address at the Olean exercises and received warm praise.
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Boston
Olean
N.Y
G. J. Carlz
Yies
Winthrop
American Legion
Franklin” Carlz
Jerry” Carlz
N. Y
The
Carlz
Miss Frances E Lill to Enter Chestnut Hill College
Miss Frances E Lill daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Lill of Winthrop will enter Chestnut Hill College Philadelphia to study for a bachelor of arts degree and assist in the physical education department She is an honor graduate from Sargent School Boston University and led her class in theory and practice She played varsity hockey and held leadership roles in senior week committees and clubs including Black Masque English Cotillion and Sargent organizations
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Frances E. Lill
John- W-Lill
Winthrop
Sargent’ School
Boston University
Chestnut Hill College
Philadelphia
Sfil
Lill
Sargent
Cotillion Club
Annual Exhibition by Malloy Pupils
The annual exhibition by Malloy pupils will be held in Odd Fellows Hall Pauline Street on Friday evening June 19. The event, led by popular instructor Ads Rady, is eagerly awaited by relatives and friends. A large attendance is anticipated with many new features and novel dances by the pupils.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Pauline ‘Street
ADS Rady
Larger golf ball to receive trial and debate grows
A Boston Traveler report notes mixed reactions to the new larger golf ball. USGA officials defend the change as beneficial for average players while acknowledging petitions and weather hampered testing in New England.
Massachusetts Bay Yacht Club Opening Night Event
The annual Opening Night of the Massachusetts Bay Yacht Club Association occurs at the Quincy Yacht Club on Saturday June 20. A banquet starts at seven followed by entertainment. Commodore George Joe of Pleasant Park Yacht Club and Chester L. McClintock of Cottage Park Yacht Club head the organizing committee.
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Massachusetts Bay Yacht Clab Association
Wil-He
Quincy Yacht Club
Associa
George Joe
Pleasant Park
G. A. Sawyer Heads Class A Players at Winthrop
An expansive entry list marked the Winthrop Golf Club weekly tournament with nearly fifty members. G. A. Sawyer led Class A with 40-5-35 for first, followed by O. T. Kirksey 40-4-36 and H. E. Keough 42-6-36. Class B saw Frank A. LeCour first at 43-8-35, with a split second among five players. Class C produced two ties for first at 49-11-38 and 47-9-38, followed by two second-place scores 51-11-40 and 51-11-40. An in-hand medal-play event with full handicap and first/second prizes in each class was announced.
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Winthrop Golf Club
George A. Sawyer
O. T. Kirksey
H.E. Keough
Frank A. LeCour
R. W. Price
C. W. Eaton
D. F. Ingersoll
EM. Jennings
H. A Gilson
C. P. Bowen
J. L Hill
W. F. Ward
J. A. Howard
Special Nun Buoys Installed In Winthrop Waters
Commodore George J. Hamilton and Congressman Charles L Underhill oversee the Lighthouse Service adding 3rd class special nun buoys to Winthrop waters. Cottage Park Buoy and Winthrop Flats Buoy guide yachtsmen from Winthrop standpipe Deer Island Light and Breeds Island water tower. Winthrop channel off Snake Island now flashes green every three seconds with candlepower up from 15 to 40 watts.
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George J. Hamilton
Massachusetts Bay “Yacht Clas Association
Charles L. Underhill
Lighthouse Service
Cottage Park
Winthrop
Standpipe
Deer Island
Island
Winthrop Channel
Snake Island
Winthrop District Court of Honor awards merit badges
Seven Scouts earned ten merit badges at the Winthrop District Court of Honor meeting. Awards listed include First and Second Class advances for Scouts from Troops 30 77 80 75 7 89 55 73 and others in cycling woodwork astronomy bookbinding cooking health woodcarving firemanship woodturning plus staff presence from Frédéric Willard Arthur Campbell and Clarence Moore with Freda Calkin presenting the certificates.
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Court of Honor
Winthrop District
Boy Scouts of America
Bowden Stanley
Kenneth Fowler
Sidney Cohen
Frank Gorman
Oscar Kirksey
Phillip Chardon
Charles Mahoney
Robert Gorman
Frank Rosendorf
Charles Willock
Franklin Close
Andrew—G
Roy Nott
Rotvan Spiller
Ss Bowden Stanley
Ross Stanier
Milton. Wallace
Fréderic C
Willard B.stanley
Arthur G. Campbell
Clarence
Do. Moore, Jr
Fred A. Calkin
Bafige
Fooling Yourself and the Truth in Oped Discussions
A terse oped fragment laments self deception in public discourse about cures. The writer argues facing the truth is painful, criticizing wishful thinking and urging clearer analysis of medical claims. The tone resembles a column urging skeptical thinking.
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Dupee’s
Ipswich
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Interstate
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Mags
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Ocean
Real Estate Inform
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Maj
Beautiful
Frost. Public Library
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Gypsy
Im Nipper
J. Raw
Cee Frank Hurley
S F Peggy
A. E. Whittemore
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Speedy
Mackintosh Bros
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E. R. Jenkins
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J. Finlay
James Woods
C. L. McClintock
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R. McNutt
K. S.magoon
Joan Crehore
Gordon
Mac Andrew
Sandy Burr Club
PHILA
Malloy
Fred’s Canteen
Main St
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Boston Traveler
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Sandy Burr
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M. B. Y. C. A. Night
G. A. Sawyer
F. A. LeCour
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Richard _ Dimes
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H. R. MaceNamee
F. J. Crocker
D. E. W. Brown
JW Wescott
W. E. Titus
M. J. Kenefick
W. G Torrey
George McEwan
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Paine
Shaw
Scott
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Clate
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Winthrop District Court OF Honor
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