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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
5
Practical guide to making carrot and shad roe croquettes with buttered macaroni, plus tips on gelatine desserts. Includes lemon and orange jelly ideas and fruit mould desserts served with whipped cream or custard. Highlights include kitchen-friendly proportions for croquettes and jellied salads as summer staples.
The track team lost to Quincy 50 to 21 in a May 23 meet with standout runners listed. The Boys Tennis team nears a league title after beating Winchester. Seniors parade at 3 pm, then a theatre ceremony followed by the annual banquet. Final exams run June 11 to 13 with early dismissal for high grades and yearbook pickup, while all obligations must be settled for report cards.
The U S W V auxiliary honored Mrs A Neagle at a musicale directed by Miss Rose Sullivan with soloists John Herrick and Helen McDonald. Juvenile performers Cora Titus and Rena Wardwell displayed silver rose vases and a silver tea service amid pedestals of cut flowers. Sister Eilen F Jenkins attended.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson Cassidy of Washington avenue received the degree at Tremont Temple during commencement exercises of Portia Law School. She is wife of Dr Arthur E Cassidy and daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Hetchinson, long-time town residents active in social and civic life. She serves as Historian for the Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary and belongs to the American Legion Auxiliary.
A Chelsea Naval Hospital vaudeville night features performer Reader Miss Ireme Murray and soloist Miss Lillian Dono with Boy Seloist Charles Shannon.
The American Legion Auxiliary Winthrop Post 146 celebrated its tenth anniversary with a banquet on Saturday evening at 6:25 p.m. in the Legion Dugout. Guests praised welfare work at Chelsea Naval Hospital by the Winthrop Unit, with bouquets and decorative flowers enhancing the head table.
The Young Women's Guild of St John’s Episcopal Church met on Tuesday June 16 at the Parish House with Mrs Claire M Gould in the chair. Final year reports were presented and a gold chain and cross gift given. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Helen Bissell Mrs Aum Mossman and Mrs Beatrice Millar. The Guild will reopen on Tuesday Sept 23 at 259 Bowdoin Street with Mrs Ruth Edwards as president.
Mr. E Bailey Frye of 21 Chestnut Street Boston announces his engagement. No definite wedding date is set but it is expected to take place in the late summer or early fall.
The Lesser Christian Endeavor Society of Union Congregational Church invites members to two debates followed by a two minute open discussion period Sunday evening at 6 15. President Robert Ball will lead the service.
Mr Hasson was born in Boston and is a graduate of the Lyman School in East Easter where he spent his boyhood and resided until he moved to this town thirty three years ago. He was a postal clerk in East.
A brief listing noting St John’s Episcopal Church located at the corner of Bowdoin and Buchanan Streets. The item reads as a church address point in a local notices section.
Mrs Whorf presents The Romance and Reality of Boston Harbor in Winthrop on Thursday evening June 19 to aid the Methodist Church building fund. The lecture has been praised by authorities and featured at Somerville clubs and January Winthrop Woman's Club meeting. It showcases Boston Harbor through one hundred color plates by H C Whorf.
A compact survey notes that printing presses began in China, naming inventors across nations for cars, radio, wireless telegraphy, aviation, airships, electric light, television, and related breakthroughs. It emphasizes no single man invented electricity, with roots traced to ancient Greeks and a global cast of contributors.
Licorice water made from licorice root water and sugar is praised for medicinal value. It is used in French factories, especially iron and steel works, as a drinking substitute for water for workers.
A concise reflection on wealth and happiness suggesting that abundance means little if desire grows. It cites the saying that a small tub suffices for Alexander, highlighting frugality as true riches beyond material measure.
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