The Winthrop Review Publication Details
The piece lists publication details for The Winthrop Review started January 1919. It notes weekly Thursday issues, contact addresses in Boston, and office hours for submission of news and advertising copy.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
2
The piece lists publication details for The Winthrop Review started January 1919. It notes weekly Thursday issues, contact addresses in Boston, and office hours for submission of news and advertising copy.
Mrs. Alice Marston Seaman, a longtime The Review contributor, received a June letter from the President praising her song One United Nations dedicated to the armed forces. The piece, set to Onward Christian Soldiers, has been sung at camps and reached U S troops in North Africa.
Chorus lines celebrate harmony across land and sea. The piece cites copyright claims by Alice Marston Seaman in May 1943 and presents a hopeful message of brotherhood and global peace.
The Pleasant Park Yacht Club entertainment committee plans a Fourth of July dinner and dance on Saturday July 3 with music by Gerstel's orchestra starting at 9 p.m. Dinner is served at 10 p.m. and the hall will feature patriotic decor. Tables for four to twenty may be reserved.
The Garden Club of Winthrop will meet at Mrs. George Floyd's home, 46 Cross St, Monday June 21 at 11 am. Roll Call topic is Helpful Hints for better Rose culture. Mrs. Louis Cobb speaks on "Nine months of garden color" with a rose exhibit arranged and judged by Mrs. Harry D. Hamilton and committee.
The Winthrop guild discusses temperance, praising voluntary abstinence over Prohibition. It cites Father Theobald Mathew and the Total Abstinence Societies as historical examples and invites readers to learn more by writing to a local box address.
Mrs J C Pinkham visits daughter and son in Salima Kansas with a one year old child. Mrs Hollywood will return to Winthrop with her mother for a short stay. Miss Doris Leventhal recently returned from Morfa Texas and Fresno California trip. A Food and Auction Sale by First M E Church Group V will be held 1 to 4 pm at 62 Pleasant St. Warnock garden. postponed to June 26 if rain.
Josiah John Kirby son of Mr. William J. and Mrs. Caroline M Kirby of 397 Pleasant Street is among those graduating from Williams Naval Flight Preparatory School on June 4. He is a Winthrop High School alumnus who attended Lowell Institute School and M I T and belongs to Flotilla 412 U S G G A.
The Winthrop Community Hospital Aid Association held its regular meeting at the hospital on Thursday June 10 with President Miss Rosetta Key presiding. Reports covered June 26 lawn party plans 265 and 267 Court Rd including apron and fancy articles tables stationery cards a white elephant and fortune tellers.
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