Win throp Firemen Observe Memorial Day Observance
Winthrop Firemen mark Memorial Day with wreaths at the cemetery and a memorial service at St. John s Episcopal Church led by Rev Ralph N Harper. About 50 firemen attended along with Chief Warren Belcher and former chiefs. Community guests filled a memorial ball with performances by local bands and a butterfly ballet.
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Winthrop Firemen’s Relief Association
Central Fire Station
Winthrop Cemetery
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ralph N. Harper
Alvah B. Crosby
Howard W. Perkins
John P. McNichols
L. Woods
Alonzo F. Coggins
Fred H. Maskell
Charles H. Lawrence
Joseph H. Poor
Charles A. Flanagan
Ralph Harper
Pauline St
Shirley St
Geo. Floyd
Warren H. Belcher
Fred G. Smith
Timothy Mahaney
Smith Mowry
Winthrop
Miss Goldens Cinderella Recital Shines at Winthrop Theatre
Miss Mabel J. Golden presented a Cinderella in Fairyland recital Friday night at the Winthrop Theatre. The cast included Edith Silva Cecil Donoghue Marie Rose Hilda La Centra Frederica Wilson and Gertrude in the fairy scenes.
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Mabel J. Golden
Winthrop Theatre
Edith Silva
Cecil Donoghue
Marie Rose
Hilda la Centra
Frederica Wilson
Gertrude
Pageant Date Note And Local Advertisers In Winthrop
Townsfolk note the Pageant shifts to July fifth due to a Sunday Fourth of July. Ads highlight W F Stover’s drug store as Edison lamp agent and F H Newton Co offerings via C E Tasker at 16 Cottage Park Road. Rev Henry W Pinkham of Boston to lecture at Winthrop Theatre next Sunday.
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Winthrop Beach
W. F. Stover
Edison
F. H. Newton Co
Winthrop
C. E. Tasker
Cottage Park Rd
Henry W. Pinkham
Church of Humanity
Boston
Winthrop Theatre
Winthrop Centre
Spectacle to Feature Historical Pageant Performances
Miss Gertrude Med son will portray Prosperity and Nature while Mrs Laure Cowan depicts Civilization. The program includes Ballets of the Seasons and modern dances with groups for Earth Air Fire Water and more. Episodes cover American Indians Pilgrims Spirit of 76 and Abraham Lincoln with a Grand Review and Rainbow Ballet concluding the event.
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Gertrude Medson
Laure Cowan
Irene Hesentes
Marion Mulloy
Marthe Handlin Dunn
Jaze
Grace Damon Boyson
Booze
Louis Sheehan
James C. Higgins
Winthrop Troop
Boy Scouts
J. P. Margeson
Massasoit
Arthur Campbell
Samoset
Anthony F. Holahan
Ger. Bradford
Myles Standish
Elder Brewster
John Alden
Priscilla Mullims
Mary Chilton
Modern Crusaders
Fort Banks
Boston Harbor
Navy Yard
America
Columbia
Ives
D. A. Ives
James A. Reynolds
Richard Flynn
Winthrop Review Praised By Many Friends
The Winthrop Review values the many commendations from unexpected friends. Town residents, now living elsewhere, send the paper to former locals and those spending summer away arrange delivery to new addresses. The Review remains widely read and serves as the best advertising medium in Winthrop.
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Winthrop Review
Winthrop
Be prepared for dinner with the Wilkins in a village tale
Betty and John host the Wilkins in a cottage after a car tire mishap. Betty, anxious about serving plain beef stew, improvises a jelly dessert while Mr. Wilkins praises the home cooking. The couple bond over a simple meal and a repaired car.
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Grace Foley
Cliff Ave
Betty
Jokes
Hetty
John
Jobe
Mr. Wilkins
Wilkins
Mrs. Townsend
Simmons College Seeks Endowment to Expand Training
Simmons College reports growth from 149 to 1768 students and asks for a $2,000,000 endowment to fund more courses, more teachers, and new buildings. The college emphasizes demand for practical training for women in fields like household economics, secretarial work, library science, and nursing.
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Simmons College
Simmons Nen
Simmons
America
Industry
Overland Cars Prove Economical On Gas Mileage
H O Thomas of Teel Company Medford reports a driveaway trip with two Sedans achieving better than 24 miles per gallon on the entire journey. Quick delivery of this and other models now available. Call Medford 2260.
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H. O. Thomas
Teel Company
Medford
Harry Bucks Bargains Offer in Dresses and Skirts
Beginning today Saturday June 12 and for two weeks Harry Buck promotes dresses and skirts cheaper than Boston prices. Skirts from five to ten dollars and wool accordion pleated blue serge at nine dollars compare with Boston twenty four. Also offered is $2.50 for making cleaning pressing and repairing services.
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Boston
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