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National ‘Editorial Association
Winthrop Board of Trade
Fourth of July Fireworks Spark Safety Debate
A fragmented column urges safer celebration of July Fourth warning that loud firecrackers pose risk to children and nervous adults. It notes past injuries and stresses parental supervision while acknowledging some devices are mostly harmless if used properly.
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Johnny
Editorial snapshot of muddled woes and xenial boasts
A fragmented 1930s style editorial mocks household budgets and taxation nerves while criticizing national mood. It touches on misdirected blame toward Congress, Japan, and Germany, notes El Salvador recognizing Manchukuo, and cites a Harvard economist. it closes with a wry jab at Americans as cheerful yet trap-happy.
Industries That Lag And The Recovery Ahead
The piece argues some sectors lag before the broader recovery, with many industries last hit by four tough years still operating. It suggests those tied to essential demand will rebound as people continue to seek their products, though improvements take time.
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Sotaoirankannes Tespee Poopee
Watercolor Display Highlights Winthrop High Students
The Flower Show by The Garden Club of Winthrop showcased Winthrop High School students' watercolors directed by Miss Harriet M Day. Works spanned nations from America to Japan with vivid color studies and careful lettering, revealing the pupils' skill and research.
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Garden Club of
Winthrop
Harriet M.day
Winthrop High Sc School
America
England
George Hloyd Frolwed
Sha Nioe Dene
Vian Birns
Arthur ‘Merrill
Scetland
George Lier
Camps For Girls Aimed At Discipline Not Fun
The article criticizes summer camps for girls described as brown faced and eager to escape dull home life. It argues camps are not mere amusements but organized to teach discipline and order, presenting the setup as a sugar coated pill to be assimilated by the youths.
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Johnny and
Mary
Silver Cup Awarded for Flag Day Essay
Miss Virginia Bright of Sopho more class won the silver cup in the annual Flag Day essay contest by the local Elks Lodge. Her piece, delivered at Flag Day exercises in Metcalf Square, reflects on American ideals, the flag’s origin, and the sacrifices behind it.
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Virginia Bright
Elks' Lodge
Bright
Metcalf Square
Aime
Jamestown
England
Great Britain
Continental Congress
Betsy Ross
Congress
Fort Stanwix
Rome
John Paul Jones
One Heart Service at Union Congregational Church
Clement B. Yinger, pastor, delivers the sermon at the One Heart service at 10 45 AM with special music. Rev Yinger will hold church consultations Tuesdays and Saturdays 2 06 to 4 00 PM. The Sewing Club met at Mrs Martha Ridley's Prospect Avenue. luncheon of clams was served and sewing followed. Wesidell Grimes of Woodside Ave is recovering at home. Mrs Anne Pusemany and daughter Alfreda of Jackson Heights, S J, visited Mrs Hans Kleemann at Quinecy Aventle last week.
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Clement B."yinger
Yinger
the Sewing Club
Martha Ridley
Anne Pusemany
Alfreda
Jackson Heights
S.J
Hans
Kleemann
Quine Cy Aventle
First Church of Winthrop and Congregation News
Rev Oscar Ford and Mrs Lester Edwards with daughter Winifred depart for their newly built camp at Regnis Abo Cape Cod. The Togethers Club of the Congregation will hold a regular meeting on June.
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Winifred
Wondside ‘Ave
Regnis _ Abo Cape
Cat ‘Togethers Club
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Troop 72 Weekend Camping Trip Report
A fragmentary diary style note describes Troop 72 BSA leaving Winthrop for a weekend camping trip to Barrington Navy. It mentions tents blankets and a few mischiefs, hunting and fishing by Wiley Moulter, meals praised though Monday breakfast faltered, and lists several attendees including John Flinn Dalinda Moulton Walter Hillenbrand Chicago Stouts Avery Bokton Brooks Dunning Flytin Gildea Griffin Mackerey Moriarty Nolan Ridley Staller.
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Aft Barrington
Navy
Babe Nipple
Wiley -Moulter
John Flinn
Asee
Willigtt Nan
Dalinda
Ap7hey Moulton
Walter Ded
Son Marten
Hillenbrand
Sar Just
Chicago
Pupils Stage Annual Pianoforte Recital at Winthrop Arms
Miss Burhstones pupils gave a recital at the Winthrop Arms Ballroom on Tuesday evening. performers included Mary Malone Marjorie Halloran Mary McMahon Louise Grady Peggy Brady Mildred Remby Bertha Halloran Marion Dimes Nancy O Keefe Lois Gilchrist and Master Daniel Keleher Jr with an instrumental trio led by Stanley W. Parker and Mabel Lapham. The large audience applauded each number and praised the pupils and instructors.
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Burhstones
Court Road
Winthrop Arms
Mary Malone
Marjorie Halloran
Mary McMahon
Louise Grady
Peggy Brady
Mildred Remby
Bertha Halloran
Marion Dimes
Nancy O'Keefe
Lois Gilchrist
Daniel Keleher Jr
Alfred Dearing
Arthur Rus
Stanley W. Parker
Mabel Lapham
Mary—Piedyreader
Jones
Mites Prise
Halldrane Gwynnteth Crompton
Visit to State Industrial School by Winthrop League
A small group from the Winthrop League of Women Voters visited Lancaster State Industrial School on Thursday June 14. They toured cottages, observed meals prepared by girls in training, learned of the six month kitchen program reducing parole issues, and heard about the school’s operations, classrooms, sewing rooms, and vocational work amid orderly, clean living and dedicated staff.
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League
Edward M. Jennings
Benj. A. ‘Healey
Nathan Rotfort
Chester Furbish
Robert WW. Wales
Lancaster
Fay
Pinta Ho Pape
Jia Cheerfil
Vis
Campbell
Winthrop
New
Mary Childs Nerney
Grand Duke
Alexander of
Russia
Baldwin
Christopher Bush
Clara Loneworth de Chambrun
Cortland Fitzsimmons
Thess Pairting
Cestute
Sonse
Thie
Thomas L. Stix
Poe
First Church of Christ Scientist Winthrop Service Notice
Sunday morning service and Sunday School for ages up to 20 at 8:00 and 10:45 a.m. A testimonial meeting Wednesday evening. Public reading daily 2 to 5 p.m. Lesson Sermon on Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. Bible passages cited from Genesis 1:26 and 1 Corinthians 8:6. Ralph M. Harper rector. Rev. Jaymes Edward Hand to preach at 10:45 a.m. from St Luke's Chelsea.
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Christ
Inchides
Mary Baker Eddy
Yaverin Jose
Ralph M. Harper
Jaymes Edward Hand
St. Luke's Church
Chelsea
First Unitarian Church Announces Summer Service Break
The First Unitarian Church at the corner of Hermon and School Streets suspends regular services during the summer. Rev. Thomas Montgomery An Mi ministers as the summer program is paused until September, inviting members and friends to attend Unionized Services at King's Chapels in Boston.
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Bach Horsekeeper
Thomas Montgomery An. Mi
King’s Chapels
March of the Campers Across Woodlands
A lively note describes a national youth camping movement with numerous woodland camps and a large, enthusiastic following of boys and girls traveling to participate in organized outdoor programs. Scouts and youth groups are highlighted as a growing popular force.
Miss North Shore crowned at charity beauty contest
A large Monday crowd enjoyed the annual charity event as judges chose Miss Dorothy Lindsey of 59 Crest Avenue Winthrop as Miss North Shore. She received a loving cup donated by H Walsh of Winthrop with engraving by P Austin MacCormack Exalted Ruler. The event featured Nick Belliwell the Melody Man and music by Bob Camp and his orchestra.
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Dorothy Lindsey
Crest Avenue
Winthrop
P. Austin MacCormack
Donate Fiam H. Walsh
P. Austin _MacCormack
John J. McCarthy
Winthrop Corneil K
Andrew R. Puzzo
Carnival Ball
Nick Belliwell
Mélody Man
Tracy
Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Hosts June Party
The Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club thanks all who attended a June 4 party whose proceeds aid the club's charity. Mrs Stout praises officers and supporters, and a follow up event is planned for Monday afternoon June 25 at St Johns Hall with Mrs Wm McQuarrie as hostess.
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PE. Sloan
Lots Club Wags Hold Meetings and Outing Plans
A regular Lots Club meeting on May 28 at Mrs. Hazel Bates home on Pico Avenue discussed plans for a Nabt sket outing on July 31 and adopted new rules. Bridge prizes went to Edna Moody and Grace Wiley. Eleanor Edwards hosted June 19 on Woodside Avenue with prizes won by Ida Robbins and Minnie Walters. Next gathering June 25 at Ida Robbins 57 Sea View. D A V Poppy Drive June 22–23 led by Commander Harry Tuskin for Disabled American Veterans.
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Hazel
Bates
Pico Avenue
Nabt@sket
KE. Edna Moody
Grace Wiley
Eleanor Edwards
Woodside Avenue
Ida Robbins
Minnie Walters
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Harry Tuskin
Engagement announced for Catherine Murray and Robert Mulligan
Mrs. John J. Murray of Winthrop announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Catherine Murray to Mr. Robert Edward Mulligan of Boston son of Mr PP BE Mulligan of Cazenovia New York Miss Murray is a Smith College graduate and Mr Mulligan a Columbia graduate He is a member of the New York Athletic Club and the University Club of Boston
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John J. Murray
Winthrop
Catherine Murray
Robert Edward Mulligan
Boston
PP. BE. Mulligan
Cazenovia
New York
Surprises sweeter far than mortals ever know
A fragmentary verse note reflects on afterlife greeting. The lines reference dear ones who have crossed the bar and request a more distant greeting, suggesting a meditational, elegiac mood within a shortened quotation.
Summer Visit Poem by Lillian M Brennen
Summer comes a knocking at Mother Naturé's door and brings her rainbow children. Zephyros and Boreas, Robin and Bos appear as floral scenes adorn the earth while katydids chatter and whippoorwills call. The piece ends with a fond farewell to summer and a sign-off from Lillian M Brennen.
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Boreas
Robin
Threegrass
Sol
Ebor
Summer
Qrienches
Lillian Mi
Brennen
Readers Forum Thanks Winthrop Review for Coverage
Frances M. Henderson secretary signs gratitude to editor for publishing Gamma Rigma Pi meetings and Winthrop League of Women Voters thanks for publicity during the past year in the paper.
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Frances M. Henderson
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Winthrop
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