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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1933

Page

5

Elks Charity Carnival Promises Joyful June Fundraiser

The Elks Charity Carnival unfolds with music dancing and booths offering prizes including a Chevrolet car and Spartan electric refrigerator. A grand dance is planned for June 17 and Miss North Shore will be crowned. women and children parade events on June 10 precede the carnival days June 15 16 17, with proceeds aiding those in need.

Carnival of the Elks Elks Winthrop Lodge of Elks Tye

Winthrop Legion Carnival Plans and Parade Prep

Winthrop Legion Post outlines plans for the 13th Annual Carnival July 3rd and 4th at Ingleside Park. Members are urged to sell selling-tags, join a parade, attend meetings, and promote events with a publicity push as the carnival nears.

Ingleside Park

Building of Christian Science Publishing House Nears Completion

Announcement at The Mother Church annual meeting details fund-raising for the 4,000,000 building for the Christian Science Publishing Society. Officers named include Miss Mary G Ewing as president Ezra W. Palmer clerk and Edward Ripley treasurer. Directors praise donors and stress the building’s purpose to publish periodicals The Daily Newspaper and writings of Mary Baker Eddy, proving unity and readiness of members.

Christian Science Publishing Society Syte Wrist Ail Charles E. Heitman Mary G Ewing Brookline Mass Ezra W. Palmer Edward Ripley Heitman Christian Science Publishing Mary Baker Eddy

Forget-me-Not Troop 2 Rally Highlights Scout Work

The Forget me Not Troop 2 of the Girl Scouts held a rally in Osborne Hall last Wednesday evening. Merit badges and prizes were awarded, Patrol 2 led by Virginia Graves will visit Captain Ruth Neilson at her Franklin summer home over the holiday weekend. Leader Mrs Chandler spoke on what scouting means. An operetta The King of the Elves was performed by scouts, led by Betty Tucker with Evelyn Keough at the piano. The rally ended with a marionette show and the Cottage Park twilight series will run July 17 through July and August.

Girl Scouts Osborne Hall At & P.M Virginia Graves Ruth Neilson Franklin Winthrop Chandler Betty Tucker Evelyn Keough

Bermuda Keeps Horse Drawn Carriages As Main Transit

In Bermuda the horse and carriages remain the chief means of transport while much of the world adopts motorized travel. The article notes Bermuda has not outlawed horse drawn transit despite global shifts toward cars and buses.

Bermuda

Rangers Day Trip to Prospect Hill Museum Tour

A Ranger group led by Mrs. Jessie Dawson visits Prospect Hill in Harvard Massachusetts. Eleven cars carry fifty six Rangers and guests to lunch under Emmeline Knight’s pines. They tour Miss Clara Endicott Sears Tidian Museum and Shaker Museum at Fruitlands, viewing Indian relics and Bronson Alcott letters. Elizabeth A. Graham reports.

Prospect Hill Harvard Massa Clhusetts Jessie © Dawson High Hill Still River Nashaway Mt Wachuse Emmeline Knight Thes Rangers Shaker Museum A. Bronson Alcott Bronson Louisii Alcott Sons Inspire Rangers

Winthrop Girls Only Twins Graduate From BU

Miriam Caroline Clark and Catharine Anna Clark of Winthrop are the only twin sisters in Boston University's graduating class. Both sisters, residents of 21 Grovers Avenue, Winthrop, complete degrees at the Sargent School of Physical Education. One Clark sibling is noted as part of BU’s notable family group through a brother sister combination.

Boston University Miriam Caroline Catharine Anna Clark Grovers Avenue Winthrop Sargent School of Physical Education Boston

Fisk Tires Guarantee Bond Sealed for Purchasers

The Fisk Tire Company issues a guarantee bond through the Chelsea Tire and Cycle Co to Fisk tire buyers. Bond covers heavy duty and four ply tires for six months and other models for two to six months against blowouts faulty brakes inflation and misalignment. Tires also carry Standard Manufacturers Warranty with repair or replacement for defects and free inspection service.

Fisk Fisk-Tire Company, Inc Fisk Tires Chelsea, Tire and Cycle Co Winnisimmet Street Chelsea Fisk Tire Fisk Rugby Premiere H.P Chelsea Tire and Cycle Co

Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Invited to Flag Day

The Winthrop Lodge of Elks extends Flag Day Exercises invitation to the Catholic Club for June 14. The club plans a June 19 bridge and whist party hosted by Mrs. Katherine Pevear with buses arranged for an July 26 Outing. contact Mrs. Hugh Shaw for reservations.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Katherine Pevear Hugh Shaw Ocean 1845 Lillian G.roberts Press

Notr Partisan League Announces School Award

The Notr Partisan League plans an annual cash prize for the graduating student with the best overall attendance from Winthrop grade schools to high school. The first award will be presented at graduation in the Winthrop Theatre. Plans also advance for a children’s outing and picnic at Pleasant Pond Wenham on Sunday June 25, funded by precinct contributions for refreshments and entertainment.

Notr Partisan League Winthrop Winthrop Theatre Pleasant Pond Wenham Arthur MacCarthy

Davison Club Hosts Progressive Drive and Shower

The June Davison Club meeting at Miss Rand's home featured a progressive driver format with hostesses Carolyn Belcher Helen Whittemore and Doris Rand. Dorothy Douglas received a miscellaneous shower and gifts. An after Shatter business meeting adjourned the group until October.

Davison Clubs Carolyn Belcher Helen Whittemore Doris Rand Dorothy Douglas Miss Rand Florence Auburn

Dance Party at St John's Hall Raises Funds for Court Relief

M C O F entertained over 200 members and guests at its annual dancing party in St Johns Hall Lincoln street Friday night. Proceeds benefit the court relief fund. Chief Ranger Cornelius A Leary led a large committee with Vice Chief Ranger Francis O Malley assisting.

Winthrop’ Court St. John’s Lincoln St Cornelius A. Leary Francis O'Malley

First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcoal Service Notes

Sunday School begins at 9 45 A M with a morning service at 11 A M. C Oscar Ford D D delivers the sermon. A Children s Day baptism takes place. Evening program at 6 30 features a Sunday School concert and graduation exercises for all departments.

Oscar— Ford C. Oscar Ford D.D

One Hundredth Meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary of the W Y C A marked its hundredth meeting at the Club House on Monday June 12 with a luncheon at 12 30. Mrs H F Ward welcomed members and honored retiring officers with gifts while Mrs Fred Cowden and Mrs Lewis Lawrence received tokens of appreciation for their service. The after noon featured bowling contests for trophies donated by Conn David P Wiseley with prizes for the top teams and a closing ceremony signaling the summer break.

Club Wm. Frye H. F. Ward Fred Cowden Lewis Lawrence Ward John Stevens Eto Peo Howlers Conn David P. Wiseley Frank Waterman

Paquinoxe Club Holds June Meeting at Grace Rich Home

Pacquinoxe Club met at Grace D. Rieh's home 72 Main Street on a Wednesday evening with Helene Carstensen presiding in the absence of the president. Officers were elected: Christina S. Little as President, Pauli Baker Vice President, Verna Douglas Secretary, Martha Mackarland Treasurer, Vivian Carr Auditor. Grace Rich Publicity Chair, Martha Mackarland Programme Chair with Dorothy McKinnon and Vivian Carr. This was the last meeting before a September start.

de. Paquinoxe Club Grace D. Rieh Main Street Helene Carstensen Christina S. Little Pauli Baker Verna. Douglas Martha MacKarland Vivian Carr Miss Grace Dorothy MicKinnon Grace Rich

Coronation of Sir Giraud Edwards at St John’s Church

The Order of Sir Galahad held a Coronation in St John’s Court with Giraud Edwards crowned King on Sunday June 10 at St John’s Episcopal Church. The order divides its Courts into Decrees Lads Pages squires Knights and Wight Counsellors and each degree has its own regalia and ideals. Following the service refreshments were served by the Young Women’s Guild and the ceremony was well attended by a large congregation.

Order Sir Galahad St. John’s Court Giraud Edwards St. John's Episcopal Church

Baraca Class Elects Officers At First Baptist Church

At the Baraca Class annual meeting of the First Baptist Church the following men were elected for 1934 President Harry R. Daniels Vice President H Roland Bostrom Secretary Leland B. Glover Treasurer Louis C McKenzie Auditor William H Hanly and Teacher Rev W J Day The class adjourned until the third Sunday in September.

Baraca First Baptist Chird Harry R. Daniels Roland Bostrom

Appendicitis Mortality and Laxative Use Report

A Philadelphia study from 1928 to 1929 shows higher death rates among acute appendicitis patients who used laxatives. Of 14 deaths among 973 laxative users, vs 1 of 785 nonusers, with a 24 percent mortality drop after faster treatment.

Philadelphia PHO Phiphia White

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