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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1937

Page

3

Scouts Add Douglass Raymond to Powow Camp Staff

Douglass Raymond of Beverly will lead physical fitness testing at Camp Powow Amesbury Massachusetts representing Boston University. Arthur Johnson Jr assists on waterfront and oversees overnight trips while junior assistants include Albert Lalime Harry Twomey Robert McIlvin Paul Noren Hector Rafuse Alexander Walker.

Douglass Raymond Beverly Boston University Raymond Arthur Johnson, Jr Albert Lalime Harry Twomey Swampscott Robert Mcllvin Paul Noren Hector Rafuse Alexander Walker Lynn Powow Amesbury Mass Whittier Council For Scouts of Lynnfield Nahant Saugus Winthrop

St Patrick's Well and historic sites near Cellen Bridge

The well sits near Cellen bridge on the Old Coach road and dates to 1608. Legend ties it to King Niall Caille's drowning in 846 as a warning to invaders and the site is linked to St Patrick's original school and the Royal College.

St. Patrick’s Ireland Cellen Bridge Niall Caille Royal College St. Patrick

Top Soil Production Time Hint from Chicago Professor

University of Chicago expert Professor R T Chami berlin notes that producing one foot of topsoil would take about 10 000 years on average. This estimate emphasizes long-term soil formation and erosion concerns.

R. T. Chami’berlin University of Chicago

Life Saving Classes Start Sundays on Winthrop Beach

The American Red Cross will hold weekly Life Saving Classes on Sundays at Winthrop Beach corner Hawthorne Ave and Shore Drive. The first class is June 20. Report that day or contact Sea Breeze Hotel or examiner Jacob M Gessman at 35 Wave Way Ave. Junior and Senior LifeSavers seeking ratings and Boy Scouts aiming to pass swimming lists should attend.

Garipay . Memorial Winthrop Frank Whitman Arthur Curtis National Camping Department Boy Scouts of America Massachusetts State Board of Health Amesbury Board of Health Red Cross Powow Lynn Council Exchange’ Street American Red Cross Winthrop Beach Hawthorne Ave Shore Drive Sea Breeze Hotel Jacob M. Gessman Wave Way Ave Boy Scouts

Legion Carnival Plans Progressing

Legion Carnival plans advance for July 2 3 and 5 with Amateur Contests for Winthrop residents set 7 to 8 p m on Friday and Monday evenings. Applications to enter may be filed at M a n n i n g Radio and Sound Service 184 Winthrop Street. The event features merry go round chair plane Ferris wheel band concert ponies fireworks a large midway and moves to Pauline Street school grounds due to a new Ingleside Park field.

Winthrop Manning Radio and Sound Service Winthrop Street Pauline Street Ingleside Park

Understanding Tolerance in Christian Science Teachings

A reflective piece on tolerance as true forbearance not condoning evil. It cites Mary Baker Eddy and Christ Jesus to urge an understanding heart, humility, and self-examination, urging followers to express Love and forgiveness in daily life. The article emphasizes letting divine Mind’s qualities enter consciousness and practicing tolerance in all relations.

Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science Christ Solomon Israel Christ Jesus Christee ‘Science Monitor

Amicitia Club’s annual Men’s Night in Salem

On June 12 1937 the Amicitia Club Men’s Auxiliary hosted a dinner at the Pioneer Inn Salem. Twenty six members and guests enjoyed a turkey dinner on floral tables with airplanes as place cards. Guests included Mrs L M Hollingsworth and Mr Joseph E Davison spoke with Mr George D Burns and Mrs L M Hollingsworth giving to Mr and Mrs John A Knudson a sterling silver sandwich plate for their twenty fifth anniversary. Betty Tucker entertained with readings and Mrs Harry Belmont Hill sang solos with accompaniment by Mrs Knudson. A social hour featured amusing stories and Rev and Mrs Hill attended as guests.

Pioneer Inn Salem Amicitia Club Joseph E. Davison George. D. Burns L. M. Hollingsworth Jesse F. Dolloff John A. Knudson Harry Belmont Hill

Popular Authors Literary Club Hosts Dinner at Golf Club

The Popular Authors Literary Club held a Wednesday June 9 dessert bridge under the Philanthropy committee with Mrs. Wilma Dearborn Carter as chair. Assisting were Mrs. Helen Parker Margaret Ramsey C Bagly N E Willis Edith Newton Ruth Walsh Laura Myrick Myra Peterson Grace Sinclair and Grace Gove. Club members served as hostesses at the tables. The Golf Club house committee opened doors to members and friends.

Popular Literary Club Wilma ‘Dearborn Carter Helen Parker Margaret Ramsey C. Bagly N. E. Willis Edith Newton Ruth Walsh Laura Myrick Myra Peterson Grace Sinclair Grace Gove House Committee The Golf Club Club

Man the Pump and Customer at the Wheel Exchange Pleasantries

The Buffalo Courier-Express reports a filling station scene where a attendant estimates ten gallons for a customer and the customer responds with gratitude, capturing a light daily-life moment.

Shell Buffalo Courier-Express

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