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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
4
A note says money and advertisement were mailed and dropped through the letter slot at The Review office. Five must be received by 5 p.m. Wednesday or the office will not provide information to the stated address.
Legal notices state Anna Sperber and Eg ed 5 2ds breach the mortgage terms. Foreclosure action targets premises at Winthrop County Massachusetts located at Beacon Street 62 and Moore Street 57 with a July 15 1929 preclosing deadline in Book 4555 Pane 383.
Mortgagee sale under power to satisfy debt after property described as Lot No 3 on Winthrop Shore Drive plan. Property bounds include easterly fifty feet by Forrest Street and southerly by Jessop Street, totaling about 4400 square feet. Reference appears to be Book 2780 with estate deeds and street addresses.
In execution of power of sale under a mortgage dated December 9 1925 Suffolk, notice announces sale of land on Wave Way with details of boundaries, lot No. 165 and 147 feet, 5000 square feet, cash price $500, terms to be announced at sale. Mary McDonough referenced for title. attorneys York & Thayer, 11 Beacon Street, Boston.
A notice of sale on a mortgage held by Harry Sperber and Anna R Spather in their own right against property in Suffolk Deeds Record dated October 28 1925. Sale to satisfy breach of mortgage terms with annual payments of 500 dollars noted. property bounds and prior conveyances referenced.
Heard Around Town reports several residents traveling to Cape Cod and Maine over the weekend and a July trip to Marblehead. Local social events include the H P Club luncheon with bridge prizes for Miss Devereux, Mrs. Natale, and Mrs. Dixon. A Crystal Bay Players charity play drew large crowds for the Ladies’ Social Union fundraiser.
The author, calling himself the Piscatorial artiste, reveals quirky tips for catching novel fish like gefsel and prone in mixed water. He recalls early methods using spinach, jokes about reading papers to lure finley tribe creatures, and shares a tale from Lake Geneva about a prone’s Lake mischief.
A fragment lists library items and book titles including Frost Public Library living by Austen Fox Riggs and The reader's di gest of books by Helen Rex Keller with multiple author attributions. The note also references works The new map of South Amer- and Four faces of Siva the detective story of a vanished race by Robert J. Casey.
Dr Joseph Grinnell of California asserts water scarcity drives quail vanishings across the state. He cites dry habitats from climate shifts and reclamation leaving former waterspots barren and uninhabited for nesting. He argues vermin decline is not the main cause since wild birds are thinning too.
In 1771 only two potato varieties were known. Now nearly twenty varieties exist and hybridization has doubled production. The loganberry, a large berry born from crossing blackberry and raspberry, was developed by two Californians and named Logan.
The scene shows Young Neil entering his house with a dead mouse by the tail when a neighbor spots him. He explains he will take it to the woman next door who will pay a dime to remove it.
Liberia's population described as largely African, about 100000 coastal dwellers civilized, 20000 American negros. Founded 1822 at Monrovia by freedmen with American colonization aid. Declared free, independent republic on July 26, 1847, with a constitution modeled on the United States.
Community snippets list residents traveling, visiting relatives, and attending events. Mentions include Flannery homecoming from St Anselm, visits to Niagara Falls, Mt. Washington trips, a Rebekah Sewing Circle luncheon, marriage invitations, and a Spanish War Veterans regatta feature. Also notes about Dartmouth and Middlebury activities and upcoming Pleasant Park Yacht Club dances.
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