Local residents share milestones and moves in Winthrop
Winthrop residents report travels and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Howatt off to Prince Edward Island, Miss Charlotte E. Davis visiting East Aurora New York then to Jamaica Plain for the Children's Museum. Local graduates, athletics, and civic notices follow with names and addresses across town.
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Benjamin Howatt
Thornton Street
Prince Edward Islande
Charlotte E. Davis
Center St
Radcliffe
East Aurora
New York
Arthur N. Davis
Mrs Foote Enjoys Vermont Visit While Fulham Heads to Dublin
Mrs Frank Foote of 109 Circuit road visits Vermont on a leisure trip. Mrs N L Fulham of Winthrop travels as part of a party sailing Sunday to attend the Eucharistic Congress in Dublin Ireland.
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Joseph M. Jones
Main Street
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Jones
Dublin
Ireland
Frank Foote
109 Circuit Road
Vermont
N. L. Fulham
Winthrop
Mary G Cambridge Earns Phi Beta Kappa Honors
Winthrop, a Boston University senior, enters Phi Beta Kappa with honors in romance languages and history. Despite partial blindness, she maintained high scholarship aided by her mother who read texts aloud and by classmate Beatrice Capete of Fall River who also joined the society.
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Mary G. Cambridge
Winthrop
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Miss Cambridge
Beatrice Capete
Fall River
Phi Beta Kappa
Margaret Alexander Engaged to Reginald J Wrightson
Mr and Mrs Justin McCarthy announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Alexander to Reginald J Wrightson son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Wrightson of Pico Avenue.
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Justin McCarthy
Plummer Avenue
Margaret Alexander
Reginald J. Wrightson
Sidney — J. Wrightson
Pico Avenue
Kellenberger Shines With 74 In Four-Ball Match
Kellenberger of Winthrop on the Sandy Burr team in the Metropolitan Four Ball League posted a 74 in Sundays four ball match against Worcester. He teamed with O Neil to gain three points of seven for Sandy Burr as Worcester fell behind.
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Norman. BE. Kellenberger
Winthrop
Sandy Burr
Worcester
O'Neil
Kellenberger
New Books at Frost Public Library June 13 1932
A listing of new acquisitions across genres at Frost Public Library dated June 13 1932. Notable titles include Japan speaks by K K Kankami and The secretary's manual by Thomas Kite Brown.
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New Books
Japan
K. K. Kankami
Thomas Kite Brown
W. J. Pelo
Violet Bender
E. J. Wall
M. D. Calvocoressi
Houdini
Walter B. Gibson
H. A. Calahan
EK. Bradlee Watson
Benfield Pressey
George S. Kaufman
Morrie Ryskind
James H. Powers
Lincoln Ellsworth
Harry —Pidgeon
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry F. Pringle
Sir Arthur “H. Rostren
George Washington
M. D. Holmes
Maurice Hindus
Sherwood Eddy
Jane Abbott
Tuck
Arnold Bennett
Louis Bromfield
Margaret Colé
A. J Cronin
Louise Platt Hauck
Henry Holt
George M. Johnson
Sheila Kaye- Smith
Rudyard Kipling
Joseph McCord
E. B. Mann
Oliver Strange
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Valentine Williams
National Bicentennial Essay Contest Judges Named
Five judges chosen for the National Bicentennial Essay Contest announced by Rep Sol Bloom and officials from the George Washington Bicentennial Commission. Judges include Dr William J Cooper Mrs Hattie W Caraway and Congresswoman Florence P Kahn with Editor Joy Elmer Morgan and Dr Albert Bushnell Hart. Over a million students from 34 states and Hawaii entered. State winners receive silver Bicentennial medals. national winner to receive official gold medal in Washington on June 24.
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Sol Bloom
Commission
William J. Cooper
United States Office of Education
Hattié W.caraway
Arkansas
United States Senate
Florence P. Kahn
California
Women Members of
Congress
Joy Elmer Morgan
The
Journal of
National Education Association
Albert Bushnell Hart
George Washington
Hart
Harvard
Washington
Bicentennial Commission
United States Commission
America
Flaseem
Nipper Wins Race At South Boston Yacht Club
Nipper captured her third win of the season in the South Boston Yacht Club race off City Point in light shifty winds. Peggy, skippered by George W. Wightman, finished 15 minutes ahead of Indian dory rivals while Tom Moroney’s Kit suffered its first loss in the 15-foot class.
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Leslie Rawding
Manchester
Nipper
South Boston
Winthrop Legion Wins Rifle Match at Fort Heath Range
Winthrop Post American Legion rifle team defeated Everett Post at Fort Heath Range on Sunday June 12. Ten men per team, five best scores counted. Final team total 855 to 752 with five best scores 440 to 429. Five top individual scores listed.
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Everett Legion Post
Fort Heath Range
Winthrop Post
American Legion
Everett Post
Winthrop
Everett
Bridge Party Hosted by Social Committee
Social Committee hosts a bridge party Saturday June 25 with chairman Mrs. Catherine Benson and committee members Mrs. George McEwan Charles A. Williams Mrs. Edw. A. Jennings Mrs. Roy D. Myles and Mrs. Hugh J. Shaw arranging the event.
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Catherine Benson
George McEwan
Charles A. Williams
Edw. A. Jennings
Roy .D. Myles
Hugh J. Shaw
Women golf tourney at Winthrop Club honors awarded
Mrs George McEwan won Class A in a June 8 Winthrop Golf Club 18 hole medal play for women members. Class B went to Mrs Harold MacNamee. In the Business Girls Tournament held Saturday, Irene LeCour led with Vivian Carr in second place.
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George McEwan
Winthrop Golf Club
Harold MacNamee
Irene LeCour
Vivian Carr
Choir Banquet at Winthrop Arms Hotel in Cambridge
Pilgrim Congregational Church choir of Cambridge held a banquet at the Winthrop Arms Hotel last Thursday. Fifty eight members attended with community singing and speeches. Miss Velma Harden organist, on the Registration Committee for the American Guild of Organists eleventh general convention to be held in Boston next week at the Hotel Statler. Mr Benjamin A Delano of the town serves as Transportation Committee chair.
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Pilgrim ‘Congregational Church
Cambridge
Velma Harden
Winthrop Arms Hotel
American Guild of Organists
Boston
Hotel Statler
London's Sick Hospitals and Ambulances Counted
A London health service tally shows a staff of about 1,000 with nurseries and other workers across 76 hospitals holding nearly 42,000 beds. The system operates 183 ambulances from 20 stations.
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Nuries
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