Engagement Announced for Phyllis Manuel and Davis Franklin
Mr and Mrs Samuel Manuel of Roxbury announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis to attorney Davis Franklin of Boston A graduate nurse Phyllis attended Roxbury Memorial High School Harley Private Hospital Boston City Hospital and the Fanny Farmer School of Dietetics Franklin born and educated in Boston attended Rice Grammar School Boston English High School class of 1930 and Boston University School of Business Administration and Law He is a member of Cardozo Associates Dorchester Konitzers Massachusetts Law Society Boston Bar Association Boston English High School Alumni Association and sits on the Brotherhood Mishkan Tefila Board of Directors The wedding is planned for early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Manuel
Roxbury
Phyllis
Davis Franklin
Boston
Manuel
Roxbury Memorial High School
Harley Private Hospital
Boston City Hospital
Fanny Farmer School of Dietetics
Franklin
Rice Grammar School
Boston English High School
Boston University School of Business Administration
Boston University School of Law
Cardozo Associates of
Dorchester
The
Konitzers
Massachusetts Law Society
Boston Bar Association
Boston English High School Alumni Association
Brotherhood
Mishkan Tefila
Honor Student Frances Honan At Fitton Notre Dame Exercises
Miss Frances M. Honan daughter of former Representative and Mrs Daniel J Honan was named an honor student at Fitton Notre Dame High School graduation held at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer East Boston last Sunday afternoon Rev James I Carroll of Winthrop attended among many visiting priests seated in the sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Honan
Daniel J. Honan
Fitton Notre Dame High School
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Boston
James I. Carroll
Winthrop
Canavan Edges Geary To Take Governor's Trophy Title
Eddie Canavan defeated Cal Geary 1 up to win the Governors Trophy in a tight match. Canavan posted a 77 while Geary shot 74 as Beeston locals reported strong play. Tim Sheehan and other golfers posted notable rounds in the handicap medal play event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Sheehan
Golf Club
Eddie Canavan
Cal Geary
Canavan
Winthrop
Geary
Eddie
Sheehan
G. McEwan, Jr
J. N. Esdaile
F. Gillespie, Jr
T. D. Smith
R. McQuillan
C. Geary
E. F. Canavan
W. J. Kelleher
D. J. O’brien
R. Johnson
E. R. Burn
R. W. Price
L. C. Briggs
A. Abbott
E. B. Pease
G. T. Beattie
R. B. Halford
L. S. Burgher
A. W. Frostholm
L. Lowe
S. C. Smith
J. Evans
M. Kenifick
G. McEwan, Sr
F. B. Ward
H. J. Shaw
G.lothrop
FV. Cassani
L. R. Kiernan
R. Sullivan
J. Ballou
L. S. Leitch
C. F. Foote
F. Sinatra
Newt Esdaile
Fred Crocker
Roy Price
Eddie Pease
Lou Briggs
Bill” Kelleher
Dick McQuillan
McQuillan
William P. Carver at 164 Nahant Avenue
William P. Carver is listed at 164 Nahant Avenue in the public notices page, with a brief reference section labeled Poke-About-Town. The item appears as a local reference rather than a formal event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Carver
Nahant Avenue
Poke-About-Town
Kevin Mulcahy Named Outstanding Winthrop Athllete of 1939
Kevin Burke Mulcahy is honored as the outstanding athlete of Winthrop High’s graduating class of 1939. He starred as halfback in football, guard in basketball, and catcher on the baseball team, leading in points and crucial plays including a 92 yard TD run against Revere. Graduation leaves a large void on all Winthrop High sports, and the paper extends congrats as he advances to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop High School
Kevin Burke
Mulcahy
Winthrop High
Winthrop
Swampscott
Kevin
Perry
Kevin Burke Mulcahy
Winthrop B B C Caps One in Three
The Winthrop Baseball Club beat the Everett Catholic Club 9 to 2 behind Ed Parsons four hit pitching. They lost two games last week to the Malden Merchants and Mather Club of Dorchester. Hal Holgerson homered and doubled last Saturday as Winthrop struggles with steady hitting after a two year layoff. Managers Godfrey and Baker try different lineups to entertain local fans. Next games include Arlington Merchants, Lever Bros Cambridge, and La Salle Wal tham clubs with MecGarigle or Hal Smith pitching and a 3 p m start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Everett Catholic Club
Ed Parsons
Malden Merchants
Jim de Merrill
Bob McGarigle
Mather Club
Dorchester
Hal Holgerson
Ken Godfrey
Harry Baker
Arlington Merchants
Bob MecGarigle
Lefty
Hal Smith
Lever Bros. Club
Cambridge
la Salle Club
Waltham
Godfrey-Baker Clan
Local Emblem Club To Hold Banquet
The Winthrop Emblem Club hosts a luncheon in the Social Hall of the Masonic Building on Wednesday June 21 from noon to 1 30 pm Public invited Mrs Jenette Dorgan is general chairman The club notes members attended the State Association of Emblem Clubs convention at Copley Square Hotel June 4 5 and 6 Louise Sennett was installed as first vice president Hazel Young as financial secretary of the State Association The two members received bouquets from the Winthrop Emblem Club and the group offers congratulations and best wishes for their service to the State Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Emblem Club
Masonic Building
Jenette Dorgan
State Association of Emblem Clubs
Copley Square
Louise Sennett
State Association
Hazel Young
Sennett
Young
Lobster Supper Feasts In Winthrop Historic Association Event
The Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association held its annual lobster supper at the Barn on Tuesday June 6 with a full indoor feast due to cool weather. President Edward Rivette led the business meeting and praised the town heirloom Deane Winthrop House, Garden Club gifts, and local supporters. Roy Pigeon spoke on state legislature topics affecting Winthrop, including the Narrow Gauge Railroad and Shirley Gut. Two Whiting's Milk Co. sponsored moving pictures followed, one in color, titled Vacation Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association
Grace Pettengill
Root
Cribby
Greathead
Gentle
Whitham
Godfrey
Deroo
Lewis Davis
Cobb
Roy Pigeon
Winthrop
Shirley Gut
Bigelow
Baker
State Treasury
Whiting’s Milk Co
New England
Sunday School Closes for Summer at Methodist Church
The Methodist Sunday School ended June 11 and will reopen with public schools in September. Awards honored perfect attendance led by Frank F. Bauer with 30 years of record. Children 2 to 9 performed in a 125 strong audience, under supervision of Miss Hope Frankland and Mrs. Milton Taylor. Reverend Harry Belront Hill led prayer and addressed the group after baptisms earlier that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday
Frank F. Bauer
Hermina Crane
Mildred Evans
Marion Johnston
Charles and
Harriet Dunham
Hope Frankland
Robert J. Bowman
Charlotte Taylor
Milton Taylor
John Brown
A. Walter Larkin
Rhoda Burnett
Carl Malley
Harry B.hill
George D. Burns
Myrtle Olafson
Harry Belront Hill
Hill
Rummage Sale To Be Held June 22
A rummage sale opens June 22 in the Barn of the old Deane Winthrop house on Shirley street. Mrs. Louis Cobb leads collection efforts of items from baby cribs to silk hats and dresses. Call Ocean 2410R or Ocean 0144 or Ocean 1193 to arrange pickup of your unwanted goods.
Union Congregational Church Tewksbury Activities Notice
The Union Congregational Church in Tewksbury lists services and events with pastor Vivian M Bartlett and organist F C Butterfield. Morning worship at 10 45 guests from the Odd Fellows, choir pieces Nev ins O Love Divine and Finlandia, midweek meetings, luncheons, receptions, picnics, and a two week Vacation Church School starting June 26. Enrollment fees cap at 1.00 per family with activities for children age four and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewksbury St
Vivian M
Bartlett
F.C. Butterfield
The
Order of Odd Fellows
Ruth Hamner
Eva Whitney
Nevin
Finlandia
Prudential
Young Married Couple
Woman’s Association Rose
Ruth Skillings
Belcherst
Christian Endeavor
Barbara Murphy
Cottage Ave
Leavitt Union C. B
Vacation Church School
Winthrop High Tracksters Rout Alumni at Miller Field
Winthrop High School track team defeated Ed Macfarland and his Alumni 47 to 14 at Miller Field to close the season. Co captains George Hoar and Clayton Granger led with 24 points, while Macfarland scored 19 for the graduates in multiple events including sprints and the shot put. Hoar and Canner anchored the mile to seal the win for Winthrop High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop’ High
Ed Macfarland
Miller Field
Macfarland
Winthrop High
George Hoar
Clayton Granger
Hoar
Granger
Canner
Lindsey
Glock
O'Connell
Freeman
Snow
Lishner
McQuillan
Pepper
Beckler
Edwin Canner
Charlie Glock
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Orient Palace
Orient Heights
Honeys
Jeanette MacDonald
W. C. Fields
DR. Kildare
Lew Ayres
Gladys Swarthout
Monticello
Torchy
Homicide Bureau
Bruce Cabot
Arthur W. Gibby
Preston B. Churchill
By Bob McGarigle
Dick Johnson
Luke Gillespie
Huck McEwan
Ralph Harney
Esdaile
Price
Hal Slocomb
Tom Smith
Neral
Tani Vimaama SeetSki Chisel
Ajinthrop
OCEAN
Winthrop B.B.C
W. I
H.A
Matinee
Wallace Beery
Sergeant Madden
Ray Miranda
Isa Mirandi Hotel
Imperial
Sun
Mon
Joan Crawford
James Stewart
Gloria Stuart
Tony Martin
Akim Tamiroff
Joel McCrea
Barbara Stanwyck
Union Pacific
Margaret Lindsay
John Litel
Winthrop Quality Meat Shop
Winthrop Street
Magees Corner
Mats B & P
High Street
Fort Hill Square
Devonshire
Estelle’s
Lobster Inn
Main Street
Winthrop Bridge
Frigidaire
General Motors Frigidaire
Kenneth H. Shaulman
Centre Street
C. M. Kimball
Union Congregational Church
W. H. S. Tracksters
Egan
Gunderson
Levy
Sweeney
Hazel
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