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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1931

Page

7

Winthrop Community News Highlights Local Doings

Local residents attend graduations and weddings at Mt Holyoke and St Johns Roxbury while in town visitors and family share news. Mrs Irene Downie hosts May Christmas Club, bridge social yields prizes to Mrs Hazel Griffin and Mrs Ethel Preble. Leaders note travels, hospital recoveries, and upcoming Legion events.

Irene Downie Plummer Avenue Hazel Griffin Ethel Preble

Floyd Terrin wedding at Lynn and Winthrop details

The bride wore a brown traveling suit with matching hat and corsage. The bridesmaid Misa Five Terrin of Lynn appeared in Blue Organdie with a shoulder corsage. Best man Nelson Burrill of Winthrop was the groom’s uncle. A reception at 45 Croas Street followed the ceremony with families present and gifts abundant. After a short wedding trip they will live at 350 Winthrop Street.

Misa Five Terrin Lynn Nelson Burrill Winthrop Croas Street Terrin of Lynan George Floyd

Voyage of Miss Whittemore and Miss Mann to Europe

Miss Beth Whittemore and Miss Susan Mann sail from New York aboard the Von Steuben on Wednesday June 29 heading to England and Scotland. They will visit France Germany Switzerland Austria and Italy, then return after about two months. They have recently been feted with bridges dinners and theatre-parties and received many gifts.

Italy

Elocution Recital Delights Crowded Odd Fellows Hall

About three hundred friends attended the annual Elocution Recital by Miss Kathryn Marie Cronan's pupils in Odd Fellows Hall. The program featured a radio sketch and fashion review and closed with a singing good night. Helen Morrissey was the pianist among many performers including Walsh Henay Walley Sorenson Goldberg O Keefe McCauley Delehanty Ryan Tangard Porter Paulson Doherty Mc Cauley Honan Lindberg Barker Williams Petit Farrell Aldcroft McCauley.

Kathryn Marie Cronan Odd Fellows’ Hall Helen Morrisey Grace Walsh Phyllis Henay Gloria’ Walley Grace Sorenson Alma Goldberg Nancy O'Keefe Pet McCauley Marie Delehanty Jeanne Ryan Wesley Tangard Gloria Porter Shirley Paulson William Doherty Lene McCauley Angela Honan Avis Lindberg Gertrude Barker Audrey Williams Elmire Petit Helen Farrell Vera Aldcroft Dolores McCauley

Davy Couple Celebrates 37th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Charles W Davy of 190 Somerset avenue marked their 37th anniversary with a weekend trip to New York by boat returning Monday They wed in Hudson Massachusetts and have lived in Winthrop twenty years where Mr Davy runs a shoe repair business at the Centre They have two children Mrs Fred Everbeck of River Road and LeRoy Davy of Thornton Street and four grandchildren

Charles W. Davy Somerset Avenue New York Davy Hudson Mass Winthrop Fred Everbeck River Rroad LeRoy Davy Thornton Street

Spector Baker Wedding in Roxbury Apt Ceremony

Miss Mary Baker and Morris Spector wed in a Sunday ceremony at Aperion Plaza Roxbury with 175 guests from Boston Malden Winthrop and beyond. The bride wore satin with chantilly lace veil, maid of honor Perle Spector and six bridesmaids in pastel gowns. Honeymoon followed Washington Atlantic City and New York, home in Malden after July 15.

Aperion Plaza Warren Street Roxbury Mary Baker Bennett Baker Walcott, Street Malden Morris Spector David Spector Forrest Street Winthrop Margolis Boracheff Perle Spector Eva Averbuck Hyde’ Park Martha Baer Rose Fine Iola Friedman Ladye Newman Rae Raphael Lorraine-Roffer-of Leon Karas Leon S. Finkle Allston Harris Averbeck Hyde Park Irving Brodie Chelsea Perry Burnstein Providence Philip Fleischer Ben Karl Springfield Aaron Levine Dorchester Winthrop Flower Shop Godfrey Godfrey Studio Rabbi Jacobson Boston Montreal New York Kentucky Buenos Aires Malden High Winthrop High Washington, D. C Atlantic City Spector

Walsh Millar Crowell wedding on Cape ends in Philadelphia

Miss Frances Virginia Millar of Philadelphia wed George W. Walsh of Philadelphia at the Walsh Crowell home in West Yarmouth Cape. Rev Burtt officiated before a wisteria bower. The couple left for a New England motor tour and will live in Philadelphia after their return.

Sufrmer I. W. Crowell West Yarmouth Cape Frances Virginia Crowell Douglas Greham Ridgewood N. J F. Irving Walsh Plainfield New England Philadelphia Pas

Cotter Harney Marries in New Hampshire

Announced marriage between John F. Cotter of Winthrop and Ruth Elizabeth Harney of Springfield Mass. occurred in Intervale New Hampshire on a Saturday. The Cotters will reside in Springfield after September 1.

Intervale N.H Ruth Elizabeth Harney P. J.harney Lynn John Francis Cotter John J. Cotter Cottage Park Road Cotter Our Town John F. Cotter Winthrop New, Hampshire

Packard Wakeham Marriage Announcement

Gordon B. Packard of 97 Johnson Avenue to wed Ellen Louise Wakeham of Somerville in the Episcopal Church in Chelsea on June 13 at 8 p.m. The couple plans a formal ceremony and reception to follow.

Gordon B. Packard Johnson Avenue Ellen Louise” Wakeham Somerville Episcopal Church Chelsea

Holy Cross College Names 1931 Honor Student Vogel

Francis H Vogel of Winthrop is named among the honor students in Holy Cross College’s 1931 graduating class. The exercises are set for June 17 and Vogel will graduate magna cum laude.

Francis H.vogel Winthrop Holy Cross College Vogel

Birthday Surprise Party for Twin Valiante Cousins

Miss Mary C. Mandia hosted a surprise birthday party in East Boston Friday for her twin cousins Anna and Mary Valiante of Winthrop who turned sixteen. Guests included the Valiante, Dooley, Cabral, Campagna, Tassinari, Sullivan and Sheehan families from Melrose East Boston and Medford with entertainment by Bob Camp's orchestra and the Two Blue Notes.

Mary C. Mandia Breed Street Boston Anna Mary Valiante Winthrop Mary Nan Bernard and Augustus Tassinari Leonard Sullivan East Boston Dante Tassinari Medford Bob Camp Blue Notes

Commodore's Ball Dances At Cottage Park Yacht Club

On Friday June 5 the Cottage Park Yacht Club hosted the annual Commodore's Ball with the College City Orchestra playing from 8:30 pm. Commodore Gordon Fullerton chaired the event as selectmen and club commodores attended with spouses enjoying the lively party.

Cottage Park College City Orchestra Tom Selectman Gordon G. Fullerton Selectmen

Reverend McClintock Visits Lancaster for Family Occasion

Rev. Richard P. McClintock of St. Pauls Church Lancaster N H visits with his mother Mrs Maud P McClintock. He will assist in the marriage ceremony of his brother in law Lieut Donald J Ramsey U S N R next Saturday evening at Newport R I. He plans to attend Cambridge commencement exercises of the Episcopal Theological School graduating in 1929.

Richard P. McClintock Lancaster N. H Maud P. McClintock Sargent Terrace McClintock

Union Picnic Plans For Winthrop Churches

The First Baptist Methodist Unitarian and Union Congregational churches of Winthrop sponsor an annual picnic on June 17 at Centennial Grove Essex MA. Buses leave at 8:30 a m for baseball games races and contests plus the grove and lake area. Baracas and Philatheas worldwide plan a WorldWide Convention in Boston July 8 to 13. Francis Modricker publicity chairman thanks the Winthrop Review for space.

First Baptist Methodist Unitarian Union Winthrop Centennial Grove Essex Mass Baracas Philatheas Boston Baraca Throp Eir Space Fo Francis Modricker

Saugus Teachers Banquet Features Edward R Clarke

Superintendent Edward R Clarke of Winthrop, recently elected President of the Massachusetts Teachers Federation, spoke at the Saugus Teachers Association annual banquet held in the Saugus High School auditorium. The event included dancing after Clarke’s address and marked a festive close to the evening.

Edward R. Clarke Winthrop Massachusetts Teachers’ Federation Saugus

Islanders Use Tin Can Mail Bag For Ocean Post

The article notes Tin Can Island, the nickname for Niafou in the Tongo or Friendly Islands, located in the South Pacific. It mentions the mail bag sent by islanders is a tin can bobbing in the water to be picked up by a passing steamer.

Niafou South Pacific Samoa

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