Pageant Marks 50th Year of American Red Cross at Winthrop
Seventh grade students at Winthrop Junior High staged a fiftieth anniversary pageant for the American Red Cross on Friday June 5. The program included a list of international names and scenes such as Jungle Explorer and Uncle Sam of North America, with musical parts led by pianist Dorothy Hughes and a chorus directed by Constance Perry.
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American Red Cross
Winthrop
Assembly
Poland
Claire Rogers
Finland
Robert Belcher
Spain
Grace Greenwood
Ethel Piercy
Portugal
Edith Wilson
Switzerland
Allen Newton
Asia
Bernard McEtligot
Japan
Barbara Hewitt
China
Louise Rowe
India
Juliette McWillie
Hindy
Richard Swan
Jean Hateh
Africa
Sam
North America
Albert Harit
Columbia
Fairfax Proctor
Dorothy Hughes
Wilfred Holsberg
George Blair
Richmond Terry
Stanley Epstein
William Cook
Douglas Reed
Robert Remeroo
Constance Perry
Ruth
Hangon
Killian Conti
Arthur — Curtis
James Bornstein
Richard Lindsey
Leo Burridge
Charles
Ivaldi
James Carter
Jean McCarthy
Douglas Bradshaw
Gordon Holland
Katherine Devereux
Beatrice Lord
Popular Authors Literary Club Hosts Members at Carter Estate
Despite heavy weather twenty three members of the Popular Authors Literary Club toured to the summer home of Mrs Wilma Dearborn Carter on Tuesday of this week. They were royally entertained and the event was described as a bright, sunlit memory of the 1931 P A L party.
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Popular Authors Literary Club
Wilma Dearborn Carter
P. A L. Piente
Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association Holds June Meeting
The Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association met in the Directors Rooms of the Winthrop Frost Co building. Mrs Harry W Farquhar presided and the group voted to send a letter of thanks to Mr Frank Whitman for materials and help with Thrift Shop bins. Donations of men's clothing are urged as a need grows.
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Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association
Winthrop —Frost Co
Harry “W. Farquhar
Frank Whitman
Willard Stanley
Harry M. Jones
Mageeé’s Corner
Wendall Hodgkins
Anna Newton-for
George Britt
Financial Board
Such-A-Club Meeting Teaches Hooked Rug Craft
Eight young ladies met at Mrs. Darien Terrille’s home 212 Court Road on Thursday evening June 4. They learned hooking rug making and enjoyed a collation of Italian Spaghetti Dinner. Treasurer Miss Gertrude Kenney reported on the club’s affairs. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Ruth Walsh’s Cottage Park Road on Thursday evening June 11.
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Hiome
Darien Terrille
Court Road
Gertrude, Kenney
Ruth Walsh
Cottage Park Road
Fred's Canteen Set to Open This Saturday
Fred's Canteen managed by F. S. Maskell will open at 49 Main Street this Saturday afternoon. The new cafe offers ice cream, fried foods, drinks, cigars, and toasted sandwiches with a wide ice cream selection and a large refrigerator. Mr. Maskell has lived in the area for 27 years and is known locally.
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Fred's
F--S
Maskell
Main
Baker's
R. Maskell
Ithrop
Local Scout Rally Opens With Parade And Friction Fire
The seven troops vied for top honors at the hotly contested rally held near Ingieside Park after a parade from Junior High School. Troop 76 won the bugling contest and the day featured a fireside friction fire demonstration, with the Connadel Scout Glee Corps providing intermission entertainment. Judges included Captain E. B. McCarthy and Lieut. J. F. Pichel, and prizes included pennants and a silver loving cup for the grand prize. Good sportsmanship marked the event.
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Hermon Street
Pauline Street
Ingieside Park
Herbert Scantlebury
Coftendale Scoutgle Corps
Rus William_R. Spofford
John Flinn
E. B. McCarthy
J. F. Pichel
Francis J. Whelan
William Neault
Timothy F. Sheehan
Walter H.donahue
Arthur C. Long
Willard B. Stanley
Children’s Day Observed at Friendly Beach Church
Sunday marks Children’s Day at the Friendly church by the Beach with a 10 45 a m Worship Service on The Child in the Midst and a 4 00 p m program by the Sunday School children including a baptism. Evening service omitted.
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Helen Mahler
Winthrop Firemen Attend Service With Relief Association
A church service will be held featuring ice for Winthrop Firemen and a sermon by the rector, with the Winthrop Firemen's Relief Association in attendance.
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Winthrop Firemen
The
Winthrop Firemen's Relief Association
Christian Science Church Winthrop Service and Hours
First Church of Christ Scientist Winthrop at 165 Winthrop Street announces a Sunday sermon June 14 1931 with subject The Preserver of Man. Sunday School for pupils up to age 20 meets at the same hour. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 8 and a free public reading room in the church building open daily 2 to 5 and Saturday 7 to 9 with Wednesday evenings before and after meetings.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Winthrop
Winthrop Street
Evermore
First Ontarian Church Service Notice
Corner of School and Hermon Streets announces Rev. Thomas Montgomery Mark as minister. Sunday service on June 1 1931 with Sunday School at 3 30 p m Young People Forum at 6 30 p m Evening Service at 7 30 p m with sermon The Supreme Wonder of the World.
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Thos. Mo
Gomery Mark
Young People’s Forum
American Legion Auxiliary to Meet in Dugout June 11
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting on Thursday evening June 11 in the Dugout. Refreshments served by Mrs Maud assisted by Mrs Isabel Alice Cunningham and Mrs Katherine McCormick. A recent Annual Banquet June 6 featured songs readings and stories with remarks by officers and a gift to Chairman Isabel Marsh. A whist party is planned for June 24 in the Dugout with proceeds to the On to Detroit fund.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Maud
Isabel
Alice Cunningham
Katherine McCormick
Mary
Raner
Alice Clark
Ruth Walstt
Stanley Roberts
Peeing Post
Auxiliary
the Préble
Abely
Mary Winston
Watter Nickerson
Isabel Marsh
Winthrop Catholic Women's Club reports new year plans
The Winthrop Catholic Women's Club executive board met June 4 at President Connelly's home to complete membership and chair appointments for the twelfth year. An outing is planned for July 5 at Swald Gloucester with reservations by July 6. Regular summer Monday socials at St. John's Hall continue. a full committee list for 1931 1932 is announced. Two vacancies were filled on the board by Fitzpatrick for two years and Miss Alice M. Visall for one year.
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Winthrop Catholic Women's Club
Peter E. Connelly
Edgehill Road
Swald
Gloucester
Mass
Abs
Elizabeth
St. John's Hall
Lincoln Street
Margaret E. Tape
Mary BE. McMahan
Charity
Agnes I. Fitzpatrick
Jane
Martinea
Marietta
Gi Sweeney
Marie Eeler
Crofton
J. Fogarty
Helen A. Sullivan
Margaret E
Tape Press
Mae
St. Merrill
Nora
Pikey
Katherine Pevear
Mary J. Sloan
Mae F. Schmidt
Regina Bradley
Madeline
Scottrane
Marsha Egan
Migs_ Alice. M. Visall
Emblem Club Nominates Keely for Financial Secretary
The Winthrop Emblem Club No 15 held its regular meeting at the Elks Hall. Mrs Loise Keely was nominated to fill the financial secretary role with an election planned at the next meeting. Summer meetings shift to the fourth Tuesday. a bridge and whist party, led by Mrs Joseph La Fayette, is set for June 23 at 8 pm with prizes donated by Mildred Drake.
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Winthrop
Club No. 15
Elks’ Hall
Loise Keely
Joseph la Fayette
Mildred A: Drake
Hearing on Petition Se dates Set by Metropolitan District Commission
Boston 1931 petition hearing scheduled at the Metropolitan District Commission office 20 Somerst are Baton Mass. on July 2 at 30 P.M. Notice required to be published at least fourteen days before hearing in a newspaper in Winthrop the town named for the location petitioned for.
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Honora Bilal
Metro PO TA
Winthrop Shore Drive
Tobvers Avenue
Department of Public
Suburban Gas and Electric Company
Boston
Commission
Baton
Mass
Nota
Winthrop
Metropolitan District Commission
True and False Friendships Highlight Union Congregational Event
C E Society announces an evening service next Sunday at 6 30 in Union Congregational Church conducted by the Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor Societies. The topic is True and False Friendships. Senior Society adds a Lawn Party at 95 Bow and a monthly social on June 9 at 58 Cottage Avenue. Grace Hall is thanked for use of homes and grounds.
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Union Congregational Church
Cottage Avenue
Grace Hall
Jefferson on reluctance to relinquish the presidency
The fragment notes Jefferson was not reluctant to leave the office and quotes a letter to Dupont de Nemours in which he compares release from power to breaking free from chains. The passage conveys his sense of relief at departing authority.
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Jefferson
Dupont de Nemours
Scientists Find Germ Linked To Common Cold
Researchers report discovery of a germ associated with the common cold. The Herald notes ongoing work by doctors and scientists in identifying the cause and potential paths to treatment.
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Ih Herald
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