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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

7

Notable UNH Student and Alumni News

Lincoln street, prodasted from the University of New Hampshire. While an undergraduate he was an honor student, a member of Alpha Gan Omega Fraternity, Sphinx, N. H. Varsity Club, Chairman of the Senior Committee and a letterman in basketball. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Priddle (formerly Edith Vance) returned from Canada and Maine and are now residing at 43 Read street.

Lincoln Street University of New Hampshire Alpha Gan Omega Sphinx N. H B. H. Priddle Edith Vance Canada Maine Read Street

Social items highlight community events and travels

Winthrop residents attend dances and whist parties at the Pleasant Park Yacht Club while friends join trips to Maine New Hampshire Florida and Europe. Births marriages and illnesses are noted along with church events and local club activities in a lively community roundup.

Squires Rowe wedding ties families in a June ceremony

On Friday June 13 at St John s Episcopal Church Miss Pauline Louise Rowe daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Rowe of 110 Lpring Road and Melvin Boyce Squires son of Mrs Ida May Squires of Pittsburgh were married in a single ring ceremony. The Rev Ralph M Harper officiated with Eugene Whittier as organist. The reception followed at the Hotel Somerset with a buffet lunch and an evening of dancing. The couple plan to reside in Germantown after July 15.

St. John’s Episcopal Church Pauline Louise Rowe Charles Edward Rowe Lpring Road Melvin Boyce Squires Ida May Squires Pittsburgh Penn Ralph M. Harper Eugene Whittier Lamoine Frye Williamsport Delphinium Florence Robbins Marjorie Barclay Lillian Pigeon Robert Perry Jeanne Kelly Allston Austin E. Rowe H. Richard Rowe George Burke Joseph Burke Dorchester Hotel Somerset Massachusetts New York City Atlantic City Mrs. Squires Germantown

Fenton Douglas Tie Knot in St John’s Church

Miss Margery Garney Douglas and John Hopkins Fenton were wed at 3 o'clock in St. John's Episcopal Church with Rev. Ralph M. Harper officiating. The bride wore aquamarine georgette and carried talisman roses. reception followed at the bride's home. The couple reside in Winthrop after a honeymoon trip. Mr. Fenton is on the Boston Herald staff.

Winthrop Wilberm Gilas John Douglas Court Road Boston University St John’s Episcopal Church John H. Fenton Edward H. Fenton Pleasent Street Ralph M. Harper Fenton Boston Herald Winthrop High School Ait Amherst Bowdoin College Sargent Street St. John’s Episcopal Church Margery Garney Douglas Court Joan John Hopkins Fenton Pleasant Street Barbara Bowen Alfred Fenton

Emblems of Piety Brighten Rome for American Visitors

A census shows 1421 images of the Virgin and 1318 of Christ displayed in house corners across Rome, drawing American visitors who seek religious symbolism in city streets.

Rome Christ

Winthrop Girl Receives Abbot Academy Diploma

Ruth Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Baker, graduated with Honor A at Abbot Academy’s 101st Annual Commencement. She played Master Gautier in Pie and Tart, led the Abbot Christian Association, and received her diploma from Principal Bertha Bailey as Dr. Robert Devore Leigh spoke.

Winthrop Ruth Baker Abbot Academy Baker John G. Baker Winthrop High School Master Gautier David Hall Abbot Christian Association Robert Devore Leigh Bennington College Vermont Bertha Bailey

Tercentenary Cafeteria Lawn Party Held by Community Hospital Women

A Tercentenary Cafeteria Lawn Party hosted by the Community Hospital Ladies’ Aid Association will take place on Wednesday, June 25, from 12 to 9 p m on the hospital grounds at Winthrop and Fremont streets. Tables are chaired by named local ladies with refreshments served by several volunteers and fortunes told by Mrs. James S. Hamilton.

Community Hospital Ladies’ Aid Association Hospital Winthrop Fremont Streets Frankfort P. J. A.hearn Harry Farquhar Alfred Tewksbury Kilburn C. Brown Preston C. Churchill

Grand Doge Palace Painting Dominates Venice Interior

A vast painting hangs in the Doges Palace in Venice boasting dimensions of 84 feet by 35 feet. The monumental work fills a principal chamber and remains a centerpiece of the historic site.

Venice

The True Fugitive Marcus Aurelius Quote

The text conveys Marcus Aurelius describing a true fugitive who flies from reason and from the eyes of understanding. It contrasts blindness of perception with need for another and lacking all things necessary for life.

Marcus Aurelius

Champion Library System of Los Angeles County

The Los Angeles County Free Library claims the largest library system in the area serving about 488000 residents. It operates 158 active branch libraries with routes delivering books and materials to distant communities some nearly one hundred miles away.

Los Angeles County California

Highest Compensation Reflection for a Dignified Wage

A reflective tract argues that true compensation includes more than money. It says daily effort should yield satisfaction beyond earnings and emphasizes the value of meaningful work and personal dignity.

The Geysers Left of Course Cynic Says

The Office Cynic notes that naming all hitherto unnamed mountains after senators will leave geysers in Detroit News.

Detroit News

Japanese warriors wore ar mor helmets with red lacquer

Japanese fighters lined their armor helmets with red lacquer to hide reflective glare, aiming to avoid startling or revealing themselves to enemies. The practice reflects strategic use of color and finish in traditional battlefield gear.

Breezy Adelie Land Tops Record for Strong Antarctic Winds

A report lists Adelie Land in Antarctica as the breeziest region on earth, with winds frequently accelerating toward 100 miles an hour and beyond. The data highlights extreme wind conditions observed in this remote area.

Australia Adelie Land Antarctica

Black Walnut Noted for Shade Nut Production and Lumber

The black walnut tree offers good shade and a thriving grass beneath it. Its nuts are palatable and salable, and the lumber from felled trees is valuable for various uses.

Fairy Tale Joke on Booster and Knocker

A Springfield Union item watches a booster mocked as half as pest as a knocker in a wry fairy tale style brief. The note plays on booster and knocker terms as a light editorial quip.

Springfield Union

Country Boy Lifespan Advantage Stuns Urban Critics

Insurance stats show country boys live seven years longer than city boys. The finding highlights rural lifestyle factors and raises questions for urban health practices.

Global church mergers eyed by leaders amid unions talk

Discussion rises on reuniting Methodists with Episcopalians in America and possibly uniting with Presbyterians into a single Protestant body. Air and water power industry case cited at Dupont West Virginia plant using atmospheric nitrogen to make ammonia for fertilizer and explosives.

Scotland Methodist Episcopal Church Church of England Protestant Episcopal Church In America Dupont West Virginia Muscle Shoals Marbe

Largest libraries world wide with Paris and London leading

The two largest libraries are the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris and the British Museum Library in London. The Vatican Library, though highly important, is not among the biggest.

Bibliotheque Nationale Paris British Museum London Vatican

South American Mate Tea Captures Shared Popularity

Mate, a tea-like drink favored by about 15 million South Americans, is prepared by steeping and boiling in water to reach strong flavor. The method centers on infusion until the desired strength is achieved.

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Kenney Park Square Boston Boston's Most Radiola Music ST. James Avenue Patricks Home Cooked Waffles Somerset Ave Shirley Street Winthrop Beach James J. Cumming Cora Street Ocean Madison Ave. Winthrop Civil Engineers and Surveyors Broad Street Liberty W. H. Rattle Bowdoin St. Ocean Titus Mrs. Baxter The Pleasant Park Yacht Club Leslie Griffin Bartlett Road Livermore Dram and Bugle Corps of American Legion Revere Jackie” Penney Waldemar Avenue John W. Fielding Mary Fielding S. S. Scythia Curtard Oberammergau Kathleen Clark Katherine Clark John Countaway Seymour Street William Belcher Danvers Edward Larkin Willow Terrace Eugene Lynch Ocean View Street Lynch Margaret Canning William Cawthorne American Legion Auxiliary Gertrude Manning Co-operative Bank Florida Francis Raynor Egleton Park Fred Card New Hampshire Card Plummer Avenue Charles Boyle Main Street Ellen Daniels Noyes Danielson, Conn Margaret Foote Annie O'Donnell Swampscott Nelson Powell H. S. Pike Woodside Avenue F. Gertrude Pike Winthrop Centre Tufts College James B. Wells Mrs. Wells Washington Avenue Bentley School of Accounting M. B. Winegar Leo Bonzagni Mary Brookline Point Shirley Annie Lyng Hartford, Conn Elizabeth Bersch Needham George Seifert Sunset Road Timothy Lucey Miriam and Marguerite McCarthy Marie Monahan M. McDonald Margaret Bennett James E. Cody Frank Goodwin Grace Newmarket Rachel Cody Worcester Edgar Baker McAlpin New York Fred Witherell Summit Avenue Bellevue Avenue Joseph R. Sheehan Garder City L. L Jane Mr. Sheehan Brookfield Road Matthew Lambert, Jr John Gimmich Florence Benson Panama Unitarian Church Jack Lewis Providence, A. L Cornelius Doherty Pearl Avenue Selectman Frank E. Whitman Joseph Hodgskins Falmouth Heights Shriners Howard Budreau Henry Keough Thomas O'Neil James Donovan Marjorie Wellington Robert Dolder Akron Ohio Alexandria Egypt Switzerland Sone Edmund Harris Ashmont Raymond Flannery Belcher Street St. Anselm's College Manchester John C. Key Jack Key West Grace Martin Johnson Avenue Marycliff Academy Arlington William Homer Leavitt Town Hall Alice Killilea Mary McManus C. E. Rowe Spring Road Melvin B Gladys Stevens Carol Edith Holmes Brant Rock Peggy van R. Wall Stevens Holmes Highland Avenue Edward G. Richard Orlando Avenue Jefferson, N. H William Fowler Doris Marie Grovers Avenue Malden Hospital George A. Robinson Loring Road Crowleys East Boston Nelson M. Powell Philadelphia James Vincent Roxbury Louis A. Rees Birch Road Foxcroft Winthrop Street Massachusetts General Hospital Bennison Bennison Ae Winthrop, Mass Iceamn Squires—Rowe Fenton—Douglas Frigidaire General Electric Suburban Gas and Electric Co Champion Library System Breezy Jefferson St Morris Shoe Store Shirley St Winthrop Beach Station Review
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