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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
4
The Winthrop Review published Saturdays as second class matter. Entered March 18 1919 at Boston MA under the 1879 act. Editor and Publisher George H Russell. Subscription priced at two dollars per year inside New England and two dollars fifty cents outside New England.
The notice outlines that both the new and old address must be provided for a change of address request. A one week notice is required. It emphasizes written communications must include the sender’s name for good faith and that Winthrop news and local items are welcomed.
The Winthrop High School alumni reunion is planned for Thursday June 22 in the gymnasium with the Class of 1919 committee in charge. Sid Reinhertz will provide music and Lieut Elliot R Thorpe spoke on the citizens training camp at Camp Devens. The Winthrop track team beat Gloucester in a strong meet and the baseball team defeated Gloucester 4 to 1 on Saturday.
The Alumni Association reports a committee meeting last Friday to complete reunion plans. The event is set for Thursday evening June 22 in the school gym, with an interesting program and refreshments included. All alumni are invited with a small admission fee.
On Saturday June 10 the Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association completed another successful Annual Flower Day. Donors across stations contributed to a total with Center station leading at 92.91 dollars and Beach 64.29, Highlands 53.32, Ingleside 39.54, Ocean Spray 32.28, Playstead 31.30, Thornton 20.00, Pleasant Street 17.01, and Battery 15.28. The Executive Board thanks all supporters for the day’s success.
Services Sunday at 10.45 o clock with the lesson sermon Is the Universe including man evolved by Atomic Force. Sunday School for under 20 at the same hour. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 PM. Free public reading room at 216 Winthrop St Wadsworth Block.
Union Church of Christ Congregational at Col Shirley Street and Pebble Avenue announces a Sunday program. Bible School at 11 a.m. Men’s Bible Class at 6 p.m. Preaching service at 7 p.m. Soloist Mrs Ella Duchemin Nutter violinist Chester Klaus pianist Paul Anderson. Reverend Ralph P. Haughton pastor. Telephones Ocean 527 A.
Tewksbury street Winthrop Beach Rev Thomas Street pastor delivers morning sermon Who is my Neighbor at 10 45 and studies at 12 10 with Intermediate School. Evening talk David a Man after God’s Own Heart at 7 30. Crystal Bay Lodge I C O F joins morning worship.
William J. Day to lead morning worship at 10 30 with sermon. Bible School at 12 Y P S C E at 6 15. Children's Day observed in evening by Sunday School at 7 30 12 Y P S C EB at 6 15 Evening Service at 7 30. Pastor to give second sermon in series on The Parchments of Faith.
St. John's Episcopal Church at Buchanan and Bowden hosts Holy Communion at 8 00 a m and a 10 30 a m morning service and sermon by Rector Ralph M Harper. The Winthrop Masonic Lodge will join the parish for the regular service and the public is welcome.
Unitarian Church at the corner of Hermon and School Streets with Rev. R. W. Savage as minister holds Sunday service at 10 46 A M. Mrs Maude Paradis Lane is organist and Mrs A P Fuller soprano. The minister will be at the church study daily except Monday from 9 A M to 12 noon. Telephone 0886 M.
The St Johns School year centers on cultivating visions and open critique of dreams. Walter Simonds honors standout notebook work from 1921-22 with prizes to Bessie Wessells, Alice Haskell, and many others. Frederick Gardner carries the Pavey Cross. Pauline Duncan wins top notebook award for an Alaska child.
Rev Fr William T Hart ordained at St Michaels Cathedral Toronto last Saturday is at 64 Court Rd where he lived with his brother in law Capt Timothy J Sullivan and sister Mrs Sullivan. Fr Hart will celebrate his first mass at home in the city.
John L. Ivey pastors Sunday activities with morning worship at 10 30 followed by Sunday school at noon Junior Epworth League at 3 30 Epworth League for youth at 6 30 and evening worship with a sermon at 7 30
The temple on Shirley Street Winthrop holds daily services at 7 a.m. and special services Friday at sunset with Saturday sessions at 8 a.m.
Rev John H Griffin pastor Winthrop Street along with Rev John J O'Brien assistant listed. Masses at 7 8 30 10 15 and 11 30 for Sunday with children urged to attend 8 30. Sunday School follows. Daily mass at 6 45 and 7 15 am with Sunday evening Benediction at 7 30.
The St John’s Episcopal School commencement took place in the Church and Parish House last Sunday. Ten senior high graduates received diplomas and a copy of the New Testament in Modern Speech. Prizes for the Senior Class were awarded by Mrs. Isaac M. Brockbank to Samuel McPherres, Bessie Wessells, and Alice Haskell. Mr. Harper spoke at morning service about children’s dreams and visions.
Mass here tomorrow Sunday June 18 at 11 30 in St John the Evangelist Church for his first mass Invitations were sent to many friends and relatives but others not knowing address are invited to attend and assist at this great devotion After the mass he will meet many who come from distant places due to studies over the years
Winthrop Public Library at Frost Library Building lists hours for adult and juvenile departments. Deposit station is Elliot and Whit tier's real estate office at the corner of Taftay and Shirley streets in Point Shirley, open Wednesdays and Saturdays 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Albert E. Smith husband of Bertha Smith born in East Boston and known as Bertha Floyd of Centrest in Winthrop died June 8 at Chelsea Naval Hospital after stomach surgery. A World War II veteran, he served as a private in the 21st Field Artillery and was believed to have suffered shock in action. He leaves three children and a mother. a member of Irving Adams Post A. L. of Rossindale. Interment was at Winthrop Cemetery on Saturday afternoon.
William Sanby former selectman dies suddenly at his home last Saturday after a period of illness. He was a well known figure in Winchester and among local residents. The obituary notes his community involvement and unexpected passing.
Readers are urged to place ad results in the Review section to track outcomes. The tip suggests trying the feature to see how it improves visibility and response rates for campaigns.
The obituary records a longtime town official and church member, Mr. Sanby, with details of his Selectman service, church roles, fraternal affiliations, pallbearers, and interment at Winthrop Cemetery. It also reports the burial of seven year old Evelyn Lamb of Winthrop Street, buried at Winthrop Cemetery with services by Rev. Robert Savage and flowers from friends in several towns.
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