Children’s Day Program Supports Civic Efforts
Town youth rally for civic projects and the Non-Partisan League backs community events. The anticipated Children's Day Outing aims to be a great, successful gathering.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
7
Town youth rally for civic projects and the Non-Partisan League backs community events. The anticipated Children's Day Outing aims to be a great, successful gathering.
All Winthrop children may attend a no cost outing. bring lunch and enjoy safety arranged by the League. Due to the large turnout, owners are urged to provide auto transport to Pleasant Pond Wenham about 20 miles away. Meet at Metcalf Square Sunday June 25 at 10 30 A M.
A local fundraiser raised nearly 600 dollars last January to aid unfortunate Winthrop families through basketball games. The writer endorses the League of young men as a worthwhile civic organization with a bright future and pledges support for its efforts.
John J. Murray and other town leaders commend the Non-Partisan League for fostering civic interest among young men. They express support, confidence, and commitment to backing the organization and its civic projects in the future.
Town Clerk Donald McLeod commends the civic snit and urges car owners to help provide transportation so every child can attend. He praises the organization and notes mothers and fathers should feel proud of the effort for civic betterment in Winthrop. The Non-Partisan League is credited for its work since last winter.
Arthur M. MacCarthy founder of the League Executive Board and planning board member lauds the Non Partisan League as gaining popular support. He pledges readiness to serve and back measures and campaigns benefiting Winthrop, asking only encouragement to carry on.
Eugene P Whittier library trustee James A Herbert and building laws committee member praise the Non-Partisan League for unity and civic education. They urge all Winthrop men aged 21 to 35 to join and participate in upcoming fall activities.
A public figure reflects on missing youth but praises the Non-Partisan League's planned work for the coming year, expressing enthusiasm and commitment to the movement's goals.
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