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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

3

Local notes reflect health, schooling and community events

Community items report illnesses and recoveries of residents including Little Richard Fullerton and Miss Dana Hall. Births, marriages and engagements appear for Phyllis Altmeyer and Wayne D. Brenchman. Local graduates, church activities, recitals, travel to Ottawa and New Hampshire camps are noted alongside hospital stays and postal notices.

Phyllis Altmeyer Wayne D. ‘Brenchman Padelphia

The Good and the Bad Fame by the Chinatown Sage

Chinatown sage says fame is true gold while notoriety merely counterfeit money. The remark contrasts authentic value with faked wealth in a brief cultural aside.

Hi Ho Chinatown

Honan Speaks at Massachusetts Elks Convention

Representative Daniel Jo Honan, past exalted ruler of Wilthrop Lodge of Elks, spoke at the Massachusetts Elks Association annual convention in Greenfield Mass. He addressed the banquet and received many compliments after his speech.

Daniel Jo «Honan Wilthrop Lodge of Elks Massachusetts Elks’ Association Greenfield Mass

Commencement Exercises at The Sunshine School

The Sunshine School kindergarten held its annual commencement in the Winthrop Yacht Club on June 19 at 10 am. Pupils sang recited and played in an orchestra amid applause. Honor students and those never absent or tardy received certificates, including Grade 1 names like Constance Avery and Elizabeth Kirby, plus kindergarten graduates such as Joan Carrigan and Janet Cochrane.

Winthrop Melvin J. Levine S. Francis Littleton Raymond Pickett Northeastern University Jordan Hall Paul D. Moody Middlebury College Frank Palmer Speare Constance Avery Charles Bariteau Hazel Broudy Alice Bayley Fearing Sumner Barnett Mary-Beth Boudreau Carlton Fruit Anne Lorraine Keané Elizabeth Kirby Virginia Morris Martin Singer Dorothy Wolfe Joan Carrigan Janet Cochrane Annette Conley Albert Fine Shirley Fish Dickie Fullerton Caryl Herbert Myles Howard Renee Kansky Lyman MacKay Marjorie Magnuson Mariam Mahoney Natalie Nelson

Misses Erry McCarthy Ma Honeyey and Friends at Crow's Point

A jolly house party over the holiday weekend includes Misses McCarthy Ma Honeyey Pauline, Betty Wells, and Messrs John Halligan Ray Flannery and Dr Henry Tierney, with Mr and Mrs John Flannery of Belmont. The group spent the time at Crow's Point in Hingham.

Hugh Miller Betty Ann Amesbury Erry. McCarthy Pauline Mahoney Betty Wells John Halligan Ray Flannery Henry Tierney John Flannery Belmont Spen Crow’s Politit Hingham

Rich Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco Offer

An advertisement touts Old Kentucky Burley tobacco as rich and traditional. It claims superior natural flavor, free from chemicals, using ancestral methods and stressing its authentic, non harsh taste for smoking and chewing.

Kentucky Burley

Simple June wedding at Church of Street marks Ward and Ward union

Miss Josephine Rollins daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C Rollins wed Francis Vincent Ward at four o'clock in the Church of Street officiated by Reverend John T. Sullivan. Attendants included Miss Florence Rollins maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Madeline Fopiano and Mrs. Matthew Walsh Jr. Reception followed at the Rollins home. After a honeymoon in Canada the couple will reside at 3 Lowel-rowd. Donations support the Non-Partisan League Children Day Outing with Fred B. Smith funding a Rawlings Bus and drivers to assist transportation for numerous children. Gordon G. Fullerton and Arthur M. MacCarthy praise the effort and urge community support.

Josephine the C Rollins Francis Vincent Ward John T. Sullivan Florence Rollins Madeline Fopiano Matthew Walsh, Jr Diane Cloutier Bud” Smith Richard Johnson Charles Burke Gus Herbert Matthew Walsh Rollins Court Road Margaret’ Ward Canada Saguenay Mrs. Ward Lowel Rowd Herman St Fred B.smith Rawlings Mr. Smith Winthrop Charles A. Rennison Arthur M. MacCarthy Metcalf Square

Don’t Expect Too Much Even a Holding Company Won’t Always Hold Water

The headline hints at skepticism toward a holding company’s ability to maintain stability or return value. It frames doubts about corporate resilience and fidelity to shareholders amid evolving financial pressures.

Direct From Grower To You Burley Tobacco

Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco is described as the finest crops Kentucky soil can yield with ripe, rich leaves aged for flavor. The copy emphasizes a rare old fashioned fragrance and claims it is unmatched in flavor and satisfaction.

Burley Tobacco C.O.D Kentucky

J Hiram S Pearson Civil War Veteran Dies at 81 Birch Road

J H Pearson died at his home 81 Birch road on Friday June 16 in his 83rd year. A Winthrop resident for six years he worked 45 years as bookkeeper for Wright Flour Dealers and 26 years as cashier in the Secretary of State's department. He was invited to shake hands with President Lincoln. Funeral Sunday at St John’s Episcopal Church Rev Ralph M Harper officiated with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Josephine Pearson daughter Marguerite Moss and grandchildren Vernon Harcourt Moss Arlene Moss.

J. Hiram Pearson Birch Road Winthrop Wright Flour Dealers Secretary of States Department Lincoln Ralph M. Harper St. John’s Episcopal Church Woodlawn Cemetery Charles Rollins Boston Josephine Pearson Marguerite Moss Vernon Harcourt Moss Arlene Moss

Wheaton graduate returns with honors and voyage tale

Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Dixon of West Boylston bring daughter Martha and Mrs. Dixon’s sister Mrs. George Ball home with Miss Dorothy who earned cum laude honors at Wheaton College Wheaton Ill The party toured the Century of Progress Exposition and was entertained aboard the clipper Blue Nose by Captain Walters whose nephew Aubrey Walters from our town assists in managing the inland visitors aboard the ship

Howard Dixon Martha George Ball West Boylston Dorothy Wheaton, Ill Wheaton College Captain Walters Aubrey Walters Wwalters

Elks Carnival Draws Crowd Despite Rain

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Carnival drew many visitors Thursday through Monday despite bad weather. Prizes awarded included a Chevrolet automobile to E F Barry of Boston and a Spartan Electric Refrigerator to Helen Collins of Boston. The lodge thanked all who helped make the event a success.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks E. F. Barry Summer Street Boston Helen Collins

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