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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
5
The Winthrop Review lists celebrations and life events across Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher mark 15 years of marriage on June 15, with wishes for many more happy years. Included are graduations, marriages, and civic notices involving local residents and nearby institutions.
Beverly High School reached the state final but lost to Dartmouth High 7 to 1 percent. Beverly had earlier defeated Winthrop and Worcester Commerce in the North Shore playoffs, with a semifinal won in sudden death holes 4144 to 4 percent.
Mrs W B Warnock of Pleasant Street opened her gardens on Tuesday afternoon for a large gathering of friends. Guests enjoyed a buffet luncheon in the flower garden followed by dessert in the rose garden. Guest of honor Mrs George Connell received an exquisite cloisonne bowl. The perfect June day and friendly company made the afternoon memorable.
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation reports its fifth anniversary with three-fourths of nearly a million borrowers aided moving toward debt free home ownership. More than 100,000 remain aided and over 30,000 have paid loans in full.
The most successful party of the year honored Caroline Stanley at 95 Hermonst for her fifteenth birthday. Sophomore students from Winthrop High staged games and dancing with a farewell gathering for Marian Dimes now in Chelsea and escorted by Frank Cronin.
Durham N H June 13 two hundred fifty nine bachelor and forty four master degrees were conferred at the 68th annual commencement exercises Harriet Larkin 34 Thornton Park earned a BA in History and joined Alpha Xi Delta the Women s Glee Club and the Outing Club Joseph Bernard Kirby Jr 324 Bowdoin St earned a BA in English and was active in Kappa Sigma Le Cercle Francais and varsity football hockey and baseball in his freshman year
Rio de Janeiro endures peak heat in December January and February with high temperatures and sultry humidity affecting daily life and outdoor activity.
A historical display traces Winthrop transport from the 1870s horse railroad and failed bonds to the first narrow gauge steam road in 1877 and a broad gauge network. Photos show Winslow Beach Station, Washington avenue bridge on piles, Salt works, Great Head views, and Civil War era Town Hall with bandstand.
The Men's Auxiliary hosted the Amicitia Club ladies on Saturday June 4 at the Wayside Inn Sudbury Mass. Members traveled from M E Church Winthrop at 345 pm arriving about 5 pm then toured the gardens Little Red School House Old Grist Mill and enjoyed a chicken dinner with floral table decor. Toastmaster was Mr Davison with speeches and jokes followed by a guided tour of the Inn highlighting rooms once used by Lafayette and Edison. Committee in charge Joseph Davison Gardner Babson Jack Dolloff Jack Knudson Flora M Clark.
The giraffe is established as the tallest living animal, surpassing all other mammals in height with its long neck and legs. This remarkable creature reaches impressive statures, marking a notable record in the animal kingdom.
Buick division of General Motors will sponsor the June 22 nationwide radio broadcast of the Schmeling versus Louis fight in New York. W F Hufstader, Buick sales manager, announced the plan and veteran announcer Clem McCarthy will again handle the sports program duties.
Radio fans will hear a fifth heavyweight fight broadcast for Buick by announcer Mr McCarthy. The program continues the series of broadcasts highlighting Buick support of boxing matches and sports media coverage.
John F. Forristall known as Red, president of the Bird A A, received his diploma at graduation held Thursday. He spoke at Class Day before graduates and guests on the topic Athletics at Boston College, noting his athletic excellence at our total high school and Cushing Academy.
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