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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
4
The Winthrop Review lists publication details including editor and publisher George W. Russell, Boston office address 167 Oliver Street, Fort Mill contact, and subscription rates of one year in New England and outside at $2.60 per year.
A fragmented notice appears to record a change of address related to a Boston publication. The readable text references a sender, publication, and a guarantee of good teeth, with mentions of Winthrop and personal or news interest. The legible content is incomplete and lacks clear actions or dates.
The paper announces new classified ad rates at 65 cents for all categories including rooms lost houses for sale wanted and similar. Ads must be written and sent by Thursday night with payment to ensure insertion addressed to Winthrop Review Winthrop Mass.
A Winthrop community column laments long running vandalism by local youths. It cites damaged fruit trees, stolen flowers, broken shrubs, and vandalized buildings including churches. The piece questions causes and calls for action by older residents to restore order.
The writer urges individual responsibility and stronger parental action to curb juvenile delinquency. They note blame shifts and call for parents to enforce law, demand restitution by the child, and avoid excusing misconduct. Lawlessness among youth is rising, signaling societal erosion.
Morning worship at 10 30 with guests Winthrop Lodge of Masons. Music by the Masonic quartet and organist. Sermon title The Greater Glory of the Second Temple. Bible School at 7 30 with the eighth sermon on Pilgrim's Progress The Palace Beautiful.
First Church of Winthrop observes Children’s Day with a morning sermon by Mr Ivey and baptism for interested children. A 6 30 pm pageant titled Gods Flower Land will close the day. A memorial service at 3 30 pm honors three former ministers with grave markers to be placed.
Rev John H Griffin pastor Winthrop Street Rev John J O Brien assistant Masses at 7 8 30 10 15 and 11 30 Children should attend the 8 30 mass Sunday School follows Daily Mass at 6 45 and 7 15 A M
Union Church of Christ at Point Shirley corner Pebble avenue and Shirley Street lists Rev. Louis Hudson as pastor. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. Church service follows at 11 a.m.
Wadeworth Hall Winthrop Center hosts services Sunday at 10 45 sermon titled Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Forest School for under 2 years same hour Wednesday 8 PM testimonial meeting public reading room 116 Winthrop Wadeworth Block open daily 2 6 except Sundays holidays Saturday evenings 7 9 before and after testimonial sale of Christian Science literature all welcome
St John’s Episcopal Church at the Buchanan and Bendenists corner lists Rector Ralph M. Harper and Organist Choirmaster Eugene P. Whittier.
Reverend R W Savage leads Sunday service at 10 46 with Sunday School at noon at Hermon Street church Mrs Maud Paradis Lapa plays organ Miss Marian Lowd soprano Raphael Del Sordo violinist will provide extra music as Flower Sunday is celebrated next Sunday June 13 at the church
The Rev Ralph J Haughton leads morning service at 10 45 on Union Congregational Church Tewksbury Street The jou rney sermon is The Things that Cannot be Shaken A church school session follows at 9 30 and the Men's Class led by H H Lewis at 12 10 Evening service at 7 30 features Mind Your Own Business with a long first 15 minute section The two weeks hence International Council Sunday will bring two preachers from England and Canada to Boston pulpits for Independence Day observations
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley street Winthrop lists daily services at 7 a m with special Friday sunset service and Saturday worship at 8 a m Updated local religious notices for worship times and locations.
Charles H. Tenney & Company organizers prepare for a three day gathering in Boston at the Engineers Club June 24 to 26. Managers engineers and department heads from New England New York and New Jersey will attend with C F Chisholm of Suburban Gas & Electric representing the local firm.
Mr. George S. Alcorn of 144 Circuit Rd is much improved after illness. Lang the Shoeman advertises a big assortment of tennis shoes. The Winthrop Review will not accept advertisements over the telephone. submit by mail with cash early in the week.
A roster of residents and couples with street and cross street designations appears, listing paired names such as Alfonsino and Etta Garrett on Cottage Park road and Bridget and Giuseppe Petrucci on Paine street, among others, including several with middle initials and multiple spouses or partners. The compilation connects individuals to specific local streets and intersections.
Local notices promote home dress goods shopping with M E Flint 39 Irwin St Winthrop and Drew's Market meats and groceries. Residents urged to curb park vandalism and report offences to aid police. Henry E Keough travels to Portland for Shriners convention. Summer farm lodging offered from Breezy Hill Farm Wakefield NH. Engagement announced for Helen Frances Fowler to Archie P Smith of Springfield MA. G E fans advertised at Electric Shop Woodside Ave. Godfrey Studio window features children photographs and local citizens.
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