The Review Advertises Wordwide Boston Area Distribution
The Review established January 1919 is a weekly paper published in Winthrop, Massachusetts. It lists offices and distribution points including Boston Street addresses and drug stores. Subscriptions are $1.00 per year in advance. The paper disclaims responsibility for typography errors and unrecovered manuscripts.
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Massachusetts Linotyping
Ton
Massachusetts Corporation
William J. Fielding
Fielding John W. Fielding
Wiese Stes
Bartlett Road
Winthrop
Mass
Telep
Ocean
Boston
Oliver Street
Maia
Hancock
Winthrop Centre
Samuels’ Drug
Ham
Centre Drug Company
Verdi's
Spanos
Gold Seal Drug
K. C. Brown
Winthrop Beach
Ocean Spray
Sterman's Drug Co
Jaydee
Joe Highlands
Hubbard's
Ingalls
Vance's
Magees Corner
Newman Drug
Walsh's
Kramer's
Bowes Wharfs
Splendid Addition Brings New Branch Public Library
Residents of precinct three praised the Shirley Street School library branch opened Tuesday evening. The room offers a well furnished space with a children's corner and a selection of town books available without visiting the main Center library. One room is ready for public use with a second to be equipped when funds permit.
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Shirley Street
Precinct Three
Liquor Licensing Debate Stirring Town Dialogue
The town debates liquor sales noting unlicensed shops may be selling bottled goods alongside licensed stores. Voters approved bottled goods sales. licenses issued with substantial fees. Authorities should protect lawfully licensed merchants while investigating possible unlicensed dispensers.
The Exempted Class in Tax Policy Debate
A discussion questions why federal and state employees pay little to no income tax while funded by public salaries. It notes their job security and pension funds and asks if they should share government costs like private citizens. The piece suggests public workers may be viewed as privileged in tax exemptions.
Backyard Fireplace Idea Saves Time and Labor
The writer promotes building a backyard outdoor fireplace using salvaged bricks to host casual cookouts. He describes a simple, mortar free construction with a covered chimney and a grate, noting it can cook hamburgers and onions for a crowd and avoids long trips to crowded picnic spots. He warns to place it away from buildings and trees and emphasizes ease of moving the structure if needed.
Appreciation from local clubs marks courteous press coverage
The Winthrop Review prints thanks from the Winthrop Chapter American Red Cross and the Republican Club for Young Women of Winthrop. Officials Fairfax W. Proctor and Helen B. Simonds express gratitude for space and considerate treatment given to reports and notices during the club year.
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Winthrop Review
Winthrop Chapter
American Red Cross
Winthrop
Republican Club For
Helen B. Simonds
Winthrop Garden Club Praises Publicity for Flower Show
The Garden Club of Winthrop thanks editors for extensive coverage of their Annual Flower Show. President Emile B. Walsh notes success hinges on newspaper write-ups and extends gratitude for the publicity.
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Winthrop Review
Garden Club of
Winthrop
Emlie B. Walsh
Junior High Activities Celebrate Year End Exhibitions
The school held year end meetings June 7 across clubs. Students posted displays from an annual exhibition and awarded prizes for best work. Highlights included Vox Pop questions, a cross word prize, stamps exhibit, and dramatic club performances.
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Our
Estelle Abrams
Knitting I
Red Cross Clubs
Betty Mahoney
Art Club I
Glee Club
Stamp Club
Eugene Whittier
Chester Griffin
Winthrop Stamp Club
Ruby Anderson
Garden Club of Winthrop Meeting Preview
Mrs Grace W Gove hosts the Garden Club of Winthrop in her Bartlett Road garden on Monday June 21 at eleven. Roll Call items focus on Fragrant Trees and Shrubs. Bessie Cobb reads Our Garden Visitors Bees. Open forum on garden questions. Co hosts Myra Peterson Lucy Griffin. Members to bring blooms in glass containers.
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Grace W. Gove
Bartlett Rd
Winthrop
Bessie S. Cobb
Myra A. Peterson
Lucy F. Griffin
Marine Corps Seeks Full Strength By End Of Fiscal Year
The Major General Commandant of the U S Marine Corps wants the force recruited to 17000 by June 30 1937. Eligible applicants aged 17 to 30 with height 64 to 74 inches and sound health must show good character education and ambition. Minor applicants require parental guardian consent. Interested youths should contact the U S Marine Corps Recruiting Station Boston at 736 New Post Office Building.
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U. S. Marine Corps
United States Marine Corps
New
Boston
Mass
Correction notice names Atkinson in Scout campaign report
In the final report for Boy Scout fund drive publication in Winthrop the name should read L. C. Atkinson rather than Atkins. Mr Atkinson was one of the most ardent workers and the publicity chairman issues the correction.
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Boy—Scout
Winthrop
L. C. Atkins
L. C. Atkinson
Atkinson
Summer Adult Education Courses Announced at Hyannis
James G. Reardon announces two summer courses at the State Teachers College Hyannis Massachusetts from July 6 to August 13 inclusive Mary L Guyton will instruct these courses Information available from Miss Mary L Guyton State Supervisor of Adult Alien Education Room 207 State House Boston
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James G. Reardon
State Teachers College
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mary L. Guyton
State House
Boston
Yinger Singers to Give Concert Here
The Twelve Yinger Singers will perform at First Church Winthrop Sunday night June 20 at 7 30 pm with Union Congregational Church cooperation. The group includes Rev and Mrs Yinger and six other siblings with varied roles and talents. A second program follows June 27 at 11 00 am featuring Crusade Union Boys singers of 35 members under Rev H B E Whitney.
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Yinger
Winthrop
Methodist Episcopal
Union’ Congregational ‘Church
William L. Stidger
Boston
America
Clement B. Yinger
Union Congregational Church
G. Dempster Yinger
Three Rivers
Michigan
First Methodist Church
Europe
Marian
Eleanor Yinger
Albion College
Mich
Eleanor
Grand Ledge
Floyd W. Yinger
New Buffalo
Homer V. Yinger
Constantine
Milton
Paul
DePaw University
Union Theological Seminary
New York
The
Union
Coocinunnity Booth
New England
Canada
Chicago
H. BE. K. Whitney
Public Library New Books of 1937 Summer List
A catalog of forthcoming novels and non fiction titles scheduled for summer 1937 release. Notable authors include Mary Hastings Bradley Gladys Hasty Carroll Claire W Churchill Erle Stanley Gardner and Talbot Mundy among many others. The list spans mysteries biographies travel guides and children books with entries from A to Z and multiple publishing houses.
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Mary Hastings Bradley
Gladys Hasty Carroll
Claire W. Churchill
Esther Haven Fonseca
Zona Gale
Erle Stanley Gardner
Louise Platt Hauck
Walter Havighurst
William Heyliger
Helen R. Jordan
Philomene de LaForest-Divonne
Veronica
Gertrud le Fort
England
Maud
Delos Lovelace
Rose Macaulay
Robert W. McCulloch
Marguerite M. Marshall
Jimgrim
Talbot Mundy
Diana Patrick
Jean Randall
Erich Maria Remarque
Charlotte Murray Russell
Queen’s Folly
Elswyth Thane
Water Supply at Camps Emphasizes Safe Groundwater Use
Health guidance from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health urges camps to rely on public or protected groundwater sources. It warns against surface water contamination, stresses proper well curbing, and details pumping methods, auxiliary sources, and separate wash systems.
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Massachusetts Department of Public Health
WAAB
WEEI
Sunday Services At Winthrop Christian Science Church
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 165 Winthrop Street in Winthrop offers Sunday services at 10 45 a m with a public reading room daily 2 to 5 pm and additional Saturday evening reading hours. Sunday School for ages up to 20 meets at 10 45 am and a testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 8 pm.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Winthrop
Winthrop Street
Churches of Christ Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal Services
The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal announces 11:00 a m Morning Worship with sermon Making God Real by Harry Belmont Hill. At 7:30 p m Assembly Hall Twelve Yinger Singers notable chorus sextette and duos perform readings. Friday 8:00 p m Prayer Service Facing Some Hard Truths. Public invited.
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Hall of the C Curch
Yinger
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Belmont
Charles de Minico
de Minico
McDonald
McGinn
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Colby
Beatrice Brown
Newspaper Club III
Mathilda Cession
Ean LaFond Pierre
Wmnukarry Ellis Maid
Ucille Ratto
Jeanne
Miriam Lally Minette
Pat Greene
Grace Evans
Anna Lynch
Marie Eres
Lucille Rowe
Theresa
Attinen
Ninememanen
Kay O Shea
Reed
Virginia Hisholm
Florence Slavin
Marilyn Gordon
Joan Sisler
Dunn
Adelle Ratger
Aimee Mulsman
Irwin Levitan
William Rewho
E Great North
Garden Club OF Winthrop
Marine Corps
Yinger Singers
Group of
Alexander Gretchaninoff Philips
Ward Stephens
Beautiful Savior
Ee Allen
Yinger Pee
Christiansen
McConathy
Frost Public Library
New Books
Lenore Cohen
A.N. Hall
Nettie S. Tillett
Kenneth S. Latourette
Max Ascoli
United States
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Kansas
TVA
Odette Kean
Curtis M. Hilliard
W. W. Bauer
C. B. Glasscock
Ethel Owen
Willie Snow Ethridge
Judy van der Veer
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Hilaire Belloc
Meyer Waxman
Grey
Fallodon
George Macaulay Trevelyan
Rudyard Kipling
N. B
Howard C. Rice
Francis A. MacNutt
Kathleen Strange
General Washington
Israel
C. S
Hart
Wythe Williams
Ray Milholland
Andre Maurois
E. M. Delafield
Knud Holmboe
Guatemala
Erna Fergusson
George Willard Bonte
Annapolis
William Oliver Stevens
Blair Niles
Hawaii
Harry A. Franck
ST. John's Episcopal Church
Ralph M. Harper
Crystal Bay Lodge
Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge
St. John's Church
the Health Forum
Christian Science Church
First Church
Methodist
Episcopal
Harry Belmont Hill
Carl W. Malley
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