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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1934

Page

3

Miss Helen J O Leary Earns Sigma Chi Omega Honor

Miss Helen J O Leary of Winthrop Wins highest rank in scholarship at Burdett College during initiation exercises. Gold key presented by Fred Burdett President. ceremony held in school hall. Also recognitions include Marion L Hat awarded shorthand proficiency certificate. Tremont Temps graduation events set for June 22. Summers begin July 2 and fall sessions start Sept 4 as Burdett College marks its fifty fifth year.

Helen J. O'Leary Sideavenue Winthrop Seatre Sigma Chi Omega Burdett College Sosei Phi Beta Kappa Fred “Hy Burdett Marion L. Hat Bowdoin Street Tremont Temps

Community Social Plans and Local Notices

A condensed notice column describes a Saturday afternoon food sale and social gathering at the Historical Library with members bringing home cooked dishes. Personal notices list gatherings, travels, and milestones from local residents including graduations, visits, and club events.

Winthrop Nurse Earns High Honor From Island Hospital School

A Winthrop nurse received a top prize from the Island Hospital School of Nursing alumnae. The award honors exceptional service and dedication in the nursing profession.

Winthrop E.sland” Hospital Cof

Musical Evening Recital at Cottage Park Sees Student Talent

Mrs Turner and pupils Gladys Deans Helen Whit and others performed under Madam Alberti in a planned fall recital at Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Johnson of Ashmont hosted a party for SS members, with Kay Gerda directing the operetta. The Bradshaws led an orchestra of fourteen pieces. crowd cheered The Man on the Flying Trap and Boola Boola Man. Children formed a circle then enjoyed ice cream cake cookies and candy baskets.

Cottage Park Turner Gladys Deans Helen Whit Madam Alberti Alberti Odd: Fellows Charles Johnson Ashmont Winthrop Kay Gerda William Bradshaw S Bradshaw Pze John” Harper MacKenzie Jobson Dawn Hagman Muriel Bradshaw

Graduation Attended by Family and Alumni at Assumption

Mr and Mrs P Muiratiey of 18 Hermon Ave Winthrop attended the graduation exercises for their daughter Catherine Mary at Assumption High School. More than three hundred guests praised her for a fine performance and gifts came from families in Clinton Dopehester Woburn Malden Winthrop and New Jersey as she prepared for a bright future.

P. ¢. Muiratiey Hermon Winthrop Petarne Vend New Jersey

Pupils of Miss Mohr Present Elocution Revue at Winthrop Hall

The Anna F. Mohr School of Elocution staged a June Festival in Fellows Hall Winthrop Monday evening June 18. A one act play showcased the pupils talents in character work and progress in elocution. Tr Bison earned credit for direction with Miss Doris Rand as accompanist. Juvenile performers included Rena War Wardwell Lecours DAngelo Jacqueline Brath Hogan Olson DiTroia Young.

Anna F. Mohr “School of Elocution Winthrop Bison Doris Rand Rena War Claire Wardwell Noctis “Lecours Gloria’ D’ Angelo Jacqueline Brath Mary Hogan Myrtle Olson June DiTroia P.young

Evening bridge event at the sgolt club this Friday

A mixed bridge evening at the sgolt club is set for Friday June 22 with prizes per table. Refreshments will be served and host teasers include Eliza Armstrong and Mrs Be Bidvenson visiting with her daughter Mrs Theodore Morton.

Sgolt Club Gmcewan Eliza Armstrons

Peacock-Clark wedding at Te Thaursday evening in Winthrop

Edith Peacock wed George W. Peacock Jr in a ceremony at Enion Congregation officiated by Rev Clement Bain Pare with Roger Brown at organ. Guests praised the decor of palms, white car nat ions and candles. The bride wore a white gown with antique rose trimmed veil and carried white roses. Attendants wore pink and blue gowns. matron of honor Mrs Matthew Walsh Jr and bridesmaid Miss Ann Heath. Afterward a reception at the Winthrop Arms Hotel. The couple plan to live at 74 Sargent Street in Winthrop. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Bradley Peacock and the groom a Boston wool broker's representative.

Enion Joie Telgek Edith George W. Peacock Clement Bain- Pare Roger Brown Ernest. G. Munn Matthew C. Walsh, Jr Ann O. Heath James McWhinney Winthrop Arms Hotel Sargent Street Winthrop Georgie Bradford Bree

Three Act Play Portrays German Nazi Persecution

A 3 act play about Jacob Kruger a Jewish German student who murders his drunken father to defend his mother under the Hitler regime. The production highlights Jewish oppression in Germany and anti Semitic law. Cast and crew credits include Miss Jeanine Rudley Philip Zellick Daniel Katz and others.

Jacob Kruger Kruger Germany Hitler Cappy Tel Aviv Jerusalem Travelers Aid Ins Kraer TAM Mae Seale Acon Jéaniné Rudley Philip Zellick Lundy W. E. Kaufman Daniel Katz George Frumsén Benjamin Bramson Samuel Tandy Sol ‘Flanders Samuel Katz Bernard Glaser Robert Flanders Milton Glaser Aaron Cohen Martin Frank George Paklovitz Saul Deitel Arlene Cohen Lillian Bornstein

Johnson Barker Rutherford Wedding in Winthrop

The ceremony uniting Miss Ruth Baker of Winthrop and West Dennis with Mr Erstke Barker took place at St Folines Episcopal Church in Winthrop. Ralph Harper officiated. bridesmaids included Madalines Sears of Newton Centre and Lois A. Baker of Winthrop. A reception followed at 162 Pleasant Street. The couple will reside at 71 Kenwood Street Dorchester.

Ruth Baker Winthrop West Pennis Erstke A Ghdrson Gant Baker Otis Crocker Harold C. ‘Neal Mark €.Walker Pleas Ant. Street Johnson Kenwood Street Dorchester Abbot Academy Katharine Gibbs Ibibo Wate John G West Dennis

Engagement announced for Catherine Murray and Robert Mulligan

Mrs. John J. Murray of Walden Avenue announced the engagement of her daughter Catherine Murray to Robert Edward Mulligan of Boston. Catherine, a Winsthrop High School alumna class of 1918 and a Smith College student, is sister to Selectman John J. Murray. Mulligan is a Columbia graduate and a member of the New York Athletic Club and the University Club of Boston. No definite wedding date has been set.

John J., Murray Waldemdr Avenue Catherine Murray Robert Edward Mulligan Boston Murray Winsthrop High Smith College Selectman John J Mulligan Columbia New York “Athletic Club The University Club of Boston

Rely on Reputation Wild snakes mimic danger to deter predators

In South America the rattlesnake utilizes a dangerous neighbor image to deter intruders. By mimicking other venomous snakes it conserves venom for real emergencies and relies on perceived threat rather than direct confrontation. This strategy helps it survive among poisonous species and predators.

South America Airer Manines Sven

Recital Honors Catherine Mulraney of Winthrop

Sisters of the Assumption School East Boston held a Friday recital. Catherine Mary Mulraney of 18 Hermon Street Winthrop received a basket of roses and carnations from the Fielding family. Mrs Mulvaney received congratulations from attendees.

Sisters of the Assumption School East Boston Catherine ‘Mary. Mulraney Hermon St Winthrop Catherine Fielding

Francis Madden Jr Celebrates Third Birthday Party

Francis P Madden Jr son of Mr and Mrs Francis P Madden of 62 Lowell Road entertained fifteen young friends Friday afternoon for his third birthday. The party featured games toys and refreshments concluding a successful afternoon.

Francis P.madden,jr Francis P. Madden Lowell’ Road Fin

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