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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
4
Destruction of Shrubbery Sparks Town Debate
An editorial laments vandalism in Ingleside Park where fine trees and shrubbery are damaged by children from comfortable homes. The piece calls for publicized fines and examples to deter acts, arguing parents must be held accountable, and expresses citizen indignation at neglectful parenting.
Memorial City Hall proposed in Attleboro
The text discusses Attleboro planning a new City Hall as a Memorial to fallen sons and questions what Winthrop will do. It references street oiling, carpet cleanliness, speaking kindly, and a cautionary fire alarm incident as a lesson for others. It notes Winthrop’s Historical Society and lamps from trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Winthrop Street
Center Phone
Playground Opening Announces Supervisor for 1919 Season
Park Commissioners appoint Miss Tolman of Woodside Avenue as playground supervisor. Playgrounds will open July 7 for seven weeks this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tolman
Woodside Av
Elks Plan Open House Before Fourth Festivities
Winthrop Elks will host a Fourth of July eve open house with free movies a dance and refreshments through midnight. An orchestra will play and dancing runs 9 to 1 while floats will be formed from two decorated trucks. The parade is set for the morning of July 4 with William Curran arranging the tally ho and floats. Committee members include Henry W Wilson William Brannan Clarence Ochs Thomas Benson Alfred Henry William Curran Fred Clark William Gardner John H Devine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Elks
William Curran
Henry W. Wilson
Wm. Brannan
Clarence Ochs
Thomas Benson
Alfred Henry
Wm. Curran
Fred Clark
Wm. Gardner
John H. Devine
Presenting Loving Cup to Troop 1 Winthrop Captain
The Girl Scouts of Troop 1 Winthrop assembled at their captain Misa Coulthard’s home to present a two hundred sterling silver loving cup as a farewell gift. Dorothy Verdi spoke for the troop, praising Coulthard for her leadership and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Goldenrod
Winthrop
M. Coulthard
Girl Scouts of
Dorothy Verdi
Troop 1
Misa Coulthard
Military Hospital Aid visits at Fort Banks
The Military Hospital Aid Society continues regular semi weekly visits to soldiers at Fort Banks. On June 13 Mrs. D C Gidley hosted with help from several members. June 24 and June 27 are posted hostesses. There are 54 sick and convalescent soldiers now at the hospital and drivers are asked to arrange automobile rides by contacting Mrs Kahle at 155 Bartlett rd. rel. 984 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Military Hospital Aid Society
Fort Banks
D. C. Gidley
Charles A. Cowan
A. ©. Heywood
H. B. Lewis
Geo. Stillwell
Florence Key
P. C. Humphreys
H. H. Hills
French Tubercular Fund Aims to Help Sick Children
A call urges immediate donations to fund French tuberculosis care for children. With half costs covered by the French Government, each one dollar supports a day of comfort and a bed, expediting plant takeover and child救 aid within two years.
Winthrop High School Announces Graduation and Open Dates
Graduation exercises set for Wednesday June 25 at eight oclock in the Winthrop Theatre. Class Day on Tuesday June 24 at 2:20 at Osborne Hall. Admission by ticket only. Alumni reception June 26 in the high school gym. Final exams held earlier in the week. report cards June 27. School reopens September 3 1919 with grade times and principal office consults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop High School
Winthrop Theatre
Osborne Hall
Mary B. Pratt
Edward R. Clarke
Winthrop High Alumni Reunion and Reception Planned
The Winthrop High School Alumni Association schedules a reunion and reception for the graduating class in the high school on Thursday June 26 at 8 p m. The event features entertainment with noted artists and Somerville’s orchestra for dancing. Ticket requests may be made to Herbert P Foley or D Ernest Belcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop High School Alumni Association
Somerville
Herbert P. Foley
Cutler Sr
D. Ernest Belcher
Winthrop St
Herbert Foley
Ernest Belcher
Richard Gould
Charles Howe
LeRoy Jones
Phillip Somerby
Alfred Silberberg
Eunice Stubbs
Lucie Leonard
Beatrice Ingalls
Cora Peterson
Lucie Millington
Edith Donohue
Memorial Service of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Last Sunday morning Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge and Crystal Bay Lodge of Odd Fellows observed their annual Memorial Service in Wadsworth Hall at nine o clock then marched to Winthrop Cemetery to place flowers on resting places of late members They attended the Unitarian church service where Rev Savage preached a memorial sermon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Winthrop
Flower Day raises funds for Winthrop nurses and honors workers
The Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association held its Annual Flower Day with children selling flowers at stations and door to door. Receipts totaled 441.44 with stations led by Mrs Anna Newton, Mrs Ralph Shorey, Mrs Wesley ayler and others. The event thanked volunteers and noted increased requests for gratuitous nursing. MacWhorter Chase wedding in Beachmont unites Paul S MacWhorter and Edna M Chase with plans to reside in Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association
Harry W. Farquhar
William Kershaw
Anna Newton
John Baker
William Topham
Russell Gardner
Davinson
Powers
W. MacFadden
G. Crosby
Britt
Cate
D. Thomson
Downs
Howe
N. Pike
S. Moulton
Sparrows
Centre
Beach
Ralph Shorey
Highlands
Wesley Ayler
Ingalls
Carl Floyd
Pleasant Sr
Robert Evans
Thornton
Lydia Osborne
Ocean Spray
D. B. Riley
Caran Poe
Winthrop
Home Service Committee
the Red Cross
Winthrop Lodge Rebekahs Hold Regular Meeting
Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge met in Wadsworth Hall with Annie E. Baxter as Noble Grand. Visitors included Miss Lillie Dickinson of Welcome Rebekah Lodge East Hartford and Mr. Charles Erkman with Mrs. Lena Erkman of Marvin Rebekah Lodge College Point. The next and final Sewing Circle meeting will be at Mrs. Nellie Carstensen Court Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Winthrop
Rebekah Lodge
Wadsworth Hall
Annie E. Baxter
Noble Grand
Lillie Dickinson
Welcome Rebekah Lodge
East Hartford
Conn
Charles §. Erkman
P. G
Lena Erkman
Marvin Rebekah Lodge
College Point
N. Y
Rebekah Sewing Circle
Special Aid Society Opts To Donate For July 4 Celebration
At the last meeting in Library Hall the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness decided not to have a parade float. It will donate a sum of money to be used for the celebration though the specific use has not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Library Hall
Honor Roll of Winthrop Killed and Award Citations
The list records casualties and honors among the Winthrop group. Among the fallen are Marcus E B Howe and Arthur M Fletcher with multiple mentions of death by wounds and disease. Medal recipients include Lieut Henry D Griffin and Lieut Arthur E Lyng among others with citations for bravery for several service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Griffin
Arthur E. Lyng
Page Sharp
C. de G. Corp
Benj. DeBerry C. de G
William J. Clancy
L W. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winthrop Review
Main Street
Winthrop Telephones
Grorok
Russell Vv
A. Davis
Ingleside Park
Attleboro
France
ODD Fellows and Rebekahs
Report OF Nurse Association
Macworter—Chase
Beachmont
Paul S. MacWhorter
Edna M. Chase
Ainsworth
Congregational Church
Nettie Farrar
Washington Av
Saratoga St
Orient
Dorchester
MacWhorter
Miss Chase
Mary Chase
Winthrop Lodge
Rebekahs
Special Aid Society
Lacat
Marcus EB. Howe
Arthur M. Fletcher
Ben Hicks Metcalt
George W. Nickerson
Edward O'Neill
Jean Sisson Ebesign
Orcutt
Floyd M. Crutchfield
Chhief
John G. McKay
Austin B. McCormack
Joseph H. Abely
John A. Powell
Ralph D. Souther
Arnold R. S. Tucker
Rastatt
Carroll E. Williams
Lieut
Paul G. Hunnewell
Ralph L. Day
Walter H. Call
BIA Ee Waterbury CO
Franklin ST
Cor
Congress
Harry
Empire Garage
Empire Theatre
Shirley Street
Tel
Joseph Russo
Co. Clapp
Jeske
Tewksbury ST
Winthrop Beach
John C. Otis Croceries
Hermon Street
Lincoln Telephone Winthrop
Winthrop Storage Co
John B. Tewksbury
Prop
R. E. Splaine
Fort Hill
Washington Street
Winthrop Shore Drive
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