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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
3
William G. Harber Jr and Francis L. Sheehan receive degrees from Suffolk Law School Boston, among 208 graduates. Both are World War II veterans and served as adjutants in Winthrop Post. they are connected with a large Boston banking firm and are respected by colleagues.
A small boy paid tribute to Writer P Simonds of 163 Somerset Ave at St John’s Church during an Episcopal Commencement service introduction by Rev Ralph M Harper. The boy, speaking about duty and love for children, reflected on the discipline that guides youth and the gratitude toward disciplined guidance.
A five year old on the street recognized Mr. Simonds and exclaimed with a knowing smile that he was their old church master. The remark pleased Mr. Simonds who has balanced firmness and fairness in his role as superintendent.
About 150 boys and girls from St John the Evangelist Church Sunday School received their first Communion last Saturday morning around eight.
Wiggins confesses to buying letters from Helen, claiming the correspondence meant a lot to the lonely girl. He says she offered to sell the letters for 50 dollars each, after a six month exchange of daily notes.
The hoopee measures about eleven inches long with a dull rufous fawn color flecked in black and white. Nature Magazine notes its name comes from its distinctive call, and that the bird is native to parts of Europe Asia and Africa.
The Alumni committee met at the high school Tuesday with Kenneth Law in charge. Final plans are set for the reunion next Monday evening June 16 at Elks Hall, anticipated as the largest alumni gathering to date.
In a Boston Evening Transcrint excerpt the piece notes Moses on Mount Moriah with arm uplifted as the angel stops him from slaying Isaac. It suggests the image would pair well with the famous Abraham on Mount Sinai bearing the stone tablets.
ARVARD graduate and successful lawyer Richard Washburn Child, famed for Collier's Weekly editorship and CFR founder status, emerges as a leading American novelist. His tale The Vanishing Men promises strange, fascinating people and events, offering a refreshing break from conventional mysteries in next week's Review.
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