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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
4
Winthrop Massachusetts June 11 1923 letter to the Editor from Chas G Greene confirming sales of three properties listed in the June 9 1923 Review feature titled Chas G Greene Real Estate. He expresses gratitude and offers future contributions.
A list of new acquisitions including Sentinels along our coast by Frances A Collins and Quaint and historic forts of North America by John Martin Hammond. Also featured are Books and authors by Robert Lynd and More toasts jokes stories and quotations. Children's selections include The Burgess flower book for children and Rainbow gold.
The Legion plans an 8 p.m. July 8 carnival with a dance for Green Tag holders costing $1.00. Eight prizes will be drawn on the Fourth, and a big automobile “Horribles” parade is advertised. The Post Band will play in the afternoon and evening with mid-way food and activities prominent.
The seventh continent is Antarctica, a land the size of Australia. It is entirely blanketed by a massive glacier, shaping its unique geography and climate.
The system started when names were first placed on doors in 1760 and house numbers added in 1764, with origins traced to London and spreading to other cities.
Mr and Mrs Almon E Whittemore of Pleasant Street attend Dana Hall Commencement where daughter Elizabeth Beth Whittemore earns special distinction and receives a diploma. Her sister Louise, a Wellesley College junior, was also mentioned. Beth enjoyed a post ceremony dinner with Dana Hall friends.
Temple Tiffereth Israel at Shirley Street Winthrop announces daily services at seven a m special services Friday at sunset and every Saturday at eight a m for worship and observance.
In Winthrop on June 5 Gertrude Alma Keough daughter of Henry E and Grace E aged 4 days died. Funeral from Bennison residence June 8. Elliott William Frederick died in Winthrop on June 12 with funeral from St John s Episcopal Church corner Buchanan and Bowden on Thursday interment in Raymond. HL
Rev John H Griffin pastor Winthrop Street Rev John J OBrien assistant Masses at 7 830 1015 and 1130 Children to attend 830 mass Sunday School follows Daily mass at 645 and 715 AM
Hermon Street near Ingalls Station hosts morning sermon at 10 30 conducted by William J Day pastor Bible School at noon Y P S C E at 7 30 pm and church prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 45 led by the pastor.
The passage asserts poetry as a living fountain of wisdom and delight. Sidney frames poetry as a never‑ending source that flows through successive generations, evolving through each reader’s unique relations and insights.
Rev. Thomas Street leads Sunday services at Union Congregational Church Tewksbury St Winthrop Beach with 9 30 A M primary and junior Sunday Schools 10 45 A M morning service. Children’s Concert announced for graduates advancing in religious education. Sermon titled Learning from a Child.
7 30 P M Evening service features a sermon titled Temptation. Soloist Mrs Florence B Hall and organist Miss Jean Stanley provide musical elements for the service.
Hermon Street church near Hermon and School streets lists Rev R W Savage as pastor with Sunday services at 1628 2. Organist Mrs Maud Paradis Lane and soloist Miss Ethel Dyffryz of Unity House Vesper Chorus Boston. Sunday School at 1145 2 m ent Men’s Class meets after opening exercises in church parlor. Minister in church study 9 to 12 mornings except Mondays. Church telephone Oceam 85 M.
John’s Episcopal Church corner of Buchanan and Bowden invites parishioners to Holy Communion at 3 00 A M and a 10 30 A M morning service with a sermon by Rev John Armistead Welbourn from Tokyo Japan The Winthrop Masonic Lodge will join the rector for worship at 10 30 on Sunday June 24 at St John’s
John L. Ivey pastor leads 10 30 morning worship with sermon and Mrs Frantz singing Local Sunday school at 12 00 Includes Sunday school picnic on Monday June 18 and 6 20 Epworth League meeting on The Desert of Waiting theme
Evening worship at 7 30 features a sermon on The Garden of Gethsemane Sunday School Picnic follows. The annual outing is Monday June 18 at Milligan's Grove Wilmington with motor transportation from the church to the grounds. Start is 9 30 sharp. Parents invited to join children and friends are welcome for games sports basket lunch and a general good time.
Sunday services at 10 45 with sermon God the Preserve of Man. Sunday School for youths under 29. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 PM. Free reading room at 216 Winthrop Street Wadsworth Block.
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