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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

Page

6

Winthrop Emblem Club No. 15 Governors State Convention Note

Members and friends of Winthrop Emblem Club No. 15 recount attendance at the State Convention at Copley Square Hotel June 7 8 and 9. Illness kept President Marion Racca away. A lawn Bridge and Whist party to benefit the Supreme Emblem Club scholarship fund will be hosted by Mrs Arthur Cotter 40 Madison Ave Winthrop on Tuesday June 23 at 2 pm. all invited.

Copley Square Hotel Supreme Pres Mary Smythe Louise Sennett Melvinia Streeter Gertrude Egan Marion Racca Arthur Cotter Madison Ave Winthrop Supreme Emblem Club

Flag Day Remarks Highlight Local Essay Winner

Flag Day events in Winthrop featured a young woman reading the winning essay after high praise. She received a $25 defense bond from the Lodge as Mrs. Caggiano led the audience in God Bless America and The Star Spangled Banner. Exalted Ruler John J. Gallagher Jr closed the exercises.

Notice to all sellers of cost of living commodities

Notice to all persons selling cost-of-living commodities at retail. By July 1, 1942, every seller must file with the War Price and Rationing Board a statement of maximum price for each commodity with description. Filing location is Room 8 Town Hall Winthrop Mass. Winthrop Rationing Board.

Office of Price Administrator War Price and Rationing Board Town Hall Winthrop Mass Winthrop Rationing Board

Scrap Rubber Drive Urges Nation-Wide War on Waste

Community leaders rally for a scrap rubber drive to fuel military needs. Rubber tops the list of vital materials with prices set at one cent per pound for rubber and modest rates for metals and paper. The effort urges collection of tires, baby carriage rims, garden hoses, and a wide range of rubber goods.

George J. Hamilton Hamilton

Deserved Praise For Local Cemetery

A Winthrop Cemetery letter from June 2, 1942 lauds Superintendent Leslie M. Walker and staff for Memorial Day upkeep. Walter G. Baker commends the Commonwealth of Massachusetts House of Representatives and the Winthrop Cemetery Board of Commissioners for a splendorous, well-planned display. The note urges Citizens to support War Bond allocations and household budgets.

Winthrop Cemetery Leslie M. Walker State House Fred Gardner Smith Board of Commissioners Winthrop Walter G. Baker

Spring Flower Show Dazzles Winthrop Club Members

The first Spring Flower Show of the Garden Club of the Winthrop Woman's Club was held in Odd Fellows Hall on June 12 and 13. Mrs. E. M. Howard chaired the event, transforming the hall into a spring bloom display. A large birthday cake was cut Saturday as Mrs. John Brown received a white pottery vase for the standout arrangement. Numerous prizes were awarded across classes I to XII, with special recognitions for exhibitors including the Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association and various local groups.

Garden Club Winthro Woman’s Club Odd Fellows’ Hall E. M. Howard John Brown Winthrop W.D. Ramsey M. Warnock J. Willett A. W. Hodges C. L. Covington R. K. Oxton E. Madden T. Gardner B. Geneke R. S G. H. Myrick H. Cushman R. S. Woollett W. R. Hickler W. D. Ramsey J. F. O’hern J. Brown C. E. Tewksbury A. Hiltz G. Floyd S. F. Tucker H. O. Belcher E. Crosby R. Burns Young Woman’s Club Hospital League H. C. Wright Kenneth Belcher Martha Downie Betty Green Polly Burns Marlene Rosén Jane Susan O’hern Wayne Sterling Edwin Howard, Jr Wendell Hodkins, Jr June Howard Robert Sterling Shiela Hardin W. J. Ruby A.W. Hodges

Red Cross Executive Board Advances Summer Pause

The Red Cross Executive Board met in Town Hall Hearing Room on June 10. They voted to discontinue meetings in July and August unless emergency calls arise. Awards recognized 100 hour pins for sewing and surgical dressing work. Alaska children's work appeal approved with $25. The sewing room will close in August.

Red Cross Executive Board Town Hall Carl S. Floyd Ethel B. Crosby Effie Lowe Carol Smith Ruth Hamilton Lily Penney Claire Pigeon Halsall John Brown Children’s Hospital National Junior Red Cross Society Alaska Lloyd A. Patrick

Red Cross notes First Aid training and audits

Mrs Jeannette Greathead reports 700 have taken First Aid and 207 First Aid certificates were signed in May. Mr Geo I Downie is named auditor. The Chapter thanks Mr Charles Burrill for specially made boxes for the Canteen unit and announces a Red Cross Emergency closet to be stocked with clothing. An appeal will seek new and good condition articles not produced in the work room.

Jeannette Greathead Geo. I. Downie Charles Burrill Red Cross

Catholic Club Bridge Party Dessert Luncheon

The Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club presents a dessert luncheon and bridge party at St. John's Hall on Lincoln Street Monday afternoon June 22 at 1 o'clock. Mrs. William J. Kirby chairs with Mrs. Norman J. Horrigan and Mrs. Ernest B. Pevear assisting. Hospitality by Mrs. Martin J. Cain and committee with many prizes donated. information via Ocean 2857 or Mrs. Ernest B. Pevear.

St. John’s Hall Lincoln St Winthrop Catholic Woman’s' Club William J. Kirby Norman J. Horrigan Ernest B. Pevear Martin J. Cain Ocean Ernest. B- Pevear OCE

Elks Thank Community for Flag Day Support in Winthrop

Winthrop Lodge of Elks expresses deep gratitude for support on Flag Day June 14. They credit speaker Bill Cunningham, local officials, military and civilian defense groups, and officers Percy L. Sterling and John W. Fielding for a strong parade display and patriotism. The note ends with thanks from Chairman Sewell Verney.

Winthrop Review Winthrop Lodge of Elks Bill Cunningham Boston Herald Army Coast Guard Board of Selectmen Walter G. Baker Percy L. Sterling John W. Fielding Committee On Civilian Defense Sewell Verney

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