Funeral Services for T. F. Donovan
Funeral services for T F Donovan note his courage and charm and mark the loss felt by friends. A Lowell Institute graduate and athlete, he recently joined Gillette Safety Razor as junior executive and planned to marry Eleanor Cullinane of Winthrop. He leaves two brothers Lawrence Belmont and Richard Hartford. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Lowell
Knights of Columbus
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Eleanor Cullinane
Winthrop
Lawrence W. Donovan
Belmont
Richard B. Donovan
Hartford
Conneticut
Bob” Donovan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Requiem Mass Held for Mrs Myrtle Curtin
A requiem mass was sung at the Church of St. John the Evangelist for Mrs Myrtle Curtin a longtime resident who died at her Court Road home early Saturday. Rev James Carroll officiated with church choir accompaniment under Mrs Louise Mitten. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery West Roxbury. She leaves her husband two sons and three daughters.
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St. John the Evangelist
Myrtle Curtin
Court Road
James Carroll
Louise Mitten
Calvary Cemetery
West Roxbury
Funeral for Winfred Tutein Held at Home
The funeral of Winfred Tutein, longtime employee of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad, was held at his home at 235 Bowdoin Street on a Sunday afternoon.
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Winfred. Tutein
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Bowdoin Street
First Church of Winthrop Meth Episcopal Service Schedule
Rev C Oscar Ford leads at 11 am worship with sermon on Fatherhood and Brotherhood. Morning service moves to 11 during summer, with church school graduation exercises at 9 45 am.
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C. Oscar Ford
D.D
Prrine Fatherhed
amed—Hamean Brotherhood
Is the Universe Evolved by Atomic Force Sermon
First Church of Christ Scientist Winthrop announces Sunday June 21 1931 sermon at 165 Winthrop Street on Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force Ecclesiastes 3 14 Golden Text I know that whatsoever God doeth it shall be for ever Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening Sunday School for pupils up to 20 reading room daily 2 5 Free public reading room in the pen daily 2 5 note reads days distorted in OCR
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Winthrop
Winthrop ‘Street
Pen
Saint John’s Episcopal Church Service Notes
The notice lists St John’s Episcopal Church at Bowdoin and Buchanan with Rector Ralph M Harper presiding. Morning service and sermon directed by the rector are announced for the parish.
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Ralph M Harper
Holy Communian
Congregational Church Announces Summer Services and Choir Guests
The Friendly Church at the Beach welcomes new members at the 10:45 morning worship with a sermon on The Meaning and Value of Church Membership. The Christian Endeavor leads the 7:30 evening service featuring Van Buskirk and Mansfield. Rev. Norton from Community Point of Pines, Revere, speaks. Vacation Church School starts the Monday after the fourth of July for children under fifteen, after a Children’s Day close.
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van Buskirk
Mansfield
Richard, K. Norton
Pines
Revere W
Class of 11 W H S 20th Reunion Banquet
The Class of 11 at W H S will hold a reunion banquet at Cliffe House this Saturday at 7:00 PM. This event marks the 20th anniversary of their graduation from the local high school, with Wepre serving as chairman.
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Eee High—School
the. Cliffe House
W. Sais
Wepre
World’s Extremes: Everest Peak and Dead Sea in One Note
The article references Asia as home to both the world’s highest point Mount Everest and the lowest land point at the Dead Sea. It contrasts contrasting elevations across continents.
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Asia
Mount Everest
Bea
Author Claims He Always Does His Hardest Work Before Breakfast
An author asserts that he always does his hardest work before breakfast. He notes getting out of bed as the starting point and emphasizes morning productivity as a daily habit.
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Whist and Bridge Party
The American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at the Naval Hospital where members distributed magazines and cigarettes to the boys. Mrs Maud Donovan read an essay on Flag Day. Mrs Margaret Foote announced a Whist and Bridge Party on June 24 in the Dugout to aid the On to Detroit Fund. A planning meeting will be held Sunday at 2 pm. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Donovan and Mrs Marsh.
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Maud Donovan
Isabel Marsh
Ace of Clubs Meets at Helen Welton’s Home
The Ace of Clubs gathered June 3 at Miss Helen Welton’s home for a brief business session led by treasurer Miss Welton who presented the final yearly report. Miss Mary McManus won high honors in bridge while Miss Rita Cronin took booby. Guest of honor was Miss Rhoda Corinha. The season closes with a social collation and plans for the next meeting at June Bumps’ home.
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Ace of Clubs
Helen, Welton
John Adams Chapter D of R Outing and Gaelic Team Visit
The John Adams Chapter D of R held its annual outing and luncheon at The Cliff House in Len gton on June 12. The All Ireland Kerry Gaelic Football Team, touring America, spent their last week at The Cliff House and registered their sixth straight win in the U S defeating Massachusetts All Stars 19 to 6. A farewell reception and banquet for Bremen E Sinclair and Miss Caroline Nut ter from the Blackinton School East Boston took place at The Cliff House with over fifty teachers in attendance.
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John—Admsr
Revoluae
Lengton
Cliff House
All Ireland Kerry
Massachusetts All Stars
Bremen E. Sinclair
Caroline K.nutter
Blackinton School
East Boston
Annie F. McGillicuddy
Alice D. Burke
Winthrop
Winthrop Woman's Club Thanks For Support
A Winthrop Woman's Club letter expresses appreciation for public interest, meeting spaces, and publicity. May M. Salerno signs the note, thanking the recipient for cooperation and support, noting continued collaboration and cordial regards.
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Winthrop Woman's Club
M. Salerno
Cor
Lee's
Construction Materials of the Egyptian Pyramids
The pyramids used rough limestone for structure with large granite blocks on the exterior. Stone came from quarries along the Nile valley in its lower reaches.
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Niles
Council Favors Full Authorization for Boston Airport Loan
Jenee Curtis and Timothy Donovan clash over airport funding as six councilors back the full $1,256,000 loan to advance East Boston’s aviation project. Curtis seeks defeat of the appropriation while Donovan argues to exceed minimum AIA standards and push for a top global air facility.
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Jenee Curtis
Back Bay
Boston
AIA
Timothy F. Donovan
East Boston
Curtis
Governor's Island
Arnold
Dowd
Roxbury
Fitzgerald
West End
Kelly
Wilson
Dorchester Opn
Get-Together Club Holds Final Meeting of Season
Get-To-Gether Club convenes for a regular service at 7 30 pm with all members urged to attend. The June 25 meeting marks the last of the season with final committee reports and hostesses Belle Gill Harriet Marvin and Minnie Walters. Refreshments by Mesdames Bailey Horne and Pauline Currie preceded a social hour.
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Mesdames Belle Gill
Harriet Marvin
Minnie Walters
Felicity Club Prizes Awarded to Mrs Mortensen and Mrs OConnell
Mrs Gertrude Mortensen and Mrs Annie OConnell won Felicity Club prizes. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Gertrude Mortensen
Annie O'Connell
Wednesday Club meets for bridge with prize winners
Mrs Georgie Buck hosted the Wednesday Club on June 16 with a guest table and holiday attendance. Prizes went to Mrs Agnes Bliss Mrs Helen Hamilton Mrs Evelyn Loomer with consolations to Mrs Lillian Ward. Guests included Mrs Viola Naedele Fairfax Proctor and Peggy Van Wall. A collation followed. Mrs Lois Ward hosts June 24 at Floyd Street.
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Georgie Buck
Chester Avenue
Agnes Bliss
Helen Hamilton
Evelyn Loomer
Lillian Ward
Viola Naedele
Fairfax Proctor
Peggy van Wall
Lois Ward
Floyd Street
Winthrop Golf Club Opens MG A Open Scene in Sharon
Norman E. Kellenberger finished seventh at Sharon in MG A Open with an 83 and net 76. H R MacNamere shot 94 14-80 in Class B. President Warren E Titus flew from New York to Boston to tee off for next Saturday’s 18 hole medal event. Jim Lally set course record with 65, winds and new golf ball roughs noted as affecting scores.
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Norman E. Kellenberger
Sharon
Kellenberger
Ah.r. MacNamere
Warren E. Titus
New York City
Boston
Jim Lally
Aristos Club Dinner Dance Announced in Swampscott
The Aristos Club of Boston will host a dinner dance at the New Ocean House in Swampscott on Monday evening June 22 from nine to one. Miss Myra Morris is president, with Assumpta Ivory as committee chair and Catharine Monahan secretary and Rose O’Connor treasurer. Key workers include Kathleen Broussard Gertrude Stanford De Ha Murphy and Catherine Monahan. tickets managed by 52 Corona Street Dorchester.
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Aristos Club
Arlington Street
Boston
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Myra Morris
Assumpta M_ Ivory
Catherine Monahan
Rose R. O'Connor
Winthrop
Kathleen Broussard
Gertrude Stanford
de Ha Murphy
Corona Street
Dorchester
Shattle of Chalons described as bloodiest battle in history
Ancient records report the battle of Chalons where Attila the Hun faced Therismand the Visigoths and Roman forces. Estimates of the dead range from 2,000 to 300,000, with vast gore and devastation noted in chronicles.
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Chalons
Attila
Therismand
New York Hosts World’s Largest Eel Market
The city of New York operates the world’s largest eel market drawing buyers from far and wide. Officials report 2,000,000 pounds of eels pass through daily as traders pay high fees for privileged access.
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New York City
D. Sear
Paquinoxe Club Elects Officers At June Meeting
The Paquinoxe Club met at Mrs. Joseph E Bavison home on June 4 for a business meeting. President Mrs Thelma Romer presided as new and old officers were elected and praised for service. The next meeting is set for September at Miss Verna Colins home.
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Joseph E Bavison
Thelma Romer
Verna
Colin
Young Women’s Guild closes season with meeting and plans
The Young Women’s Guild of St John’s Episcopal Church held its final June meeting in the Parish House with 23 members and two guests. Officers for the coming year were elected, including Ruthbongsee as president, and a social hour followed the adjournment.
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Young Women’s Guild of
Noted Economic Insight From Colier Weekly
A fragment recalls Collier's Weekly remark on Americus Bont Weir Iinelf and its population’s gold brick consumption, claiming it remains the highest per capita level in the world. The snippet hints at a satirical or misquoted line about national consumption and wealth.
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Americus
Collier’s Weekly
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Helen Otton
Dorothy MacKinnon
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Martha MacFarland
Christina Little
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Thelma Blomquist
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