Annual Recital to Feature Orchestra and Pupils
The annual recital will reopen in September with Part I orchestral works by Bach Schumann Mlyarsky and Beethoven featuring violin solos by Mildred Silverman and others Part II showcases pianoforte students including Joseph Marshall Elinor Flynn and Ruth Ellis and Part II orchestral works with Gruenwald Urban and Auber among performers and instructors assisting with the program
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Chestra
Beethove
Bach
Schumann
Mlymarski
Mildred ‘Silverman
Beethoven
Tartini
Largo
Marjorie Kilgore
Harold Kilgore
Jeanette Beebe
Lincoln Greene
Stuart Silliker
Lewis Patrick
Walter Robert Grant
Doris Rand
Gruenwald
Urban
David McLaughlan
Robert Wickson
Bernard
Pais
Leo Bachini
Edmund Brown
Vander Cook
William Grant
W. Robert Grant
Nevin
Venice
Auber
Masaniello
Carl “Webster
Boston
Beardsley
Wahl
Barbara Edwards
Florence Ford
Garden Club Celebration Highlights Portraits and Prizes
The Local Garden Club marked a year of activity with Mrs. Gove praised for leadership by Mrs. Salerno of the Winthrop Woman's Club. Members displayed flowers and received awards for living room and dining room arrangements, with judges including Miss Dorothy K Harrison. Luncheon followed and garden tours concluded a day of companionship and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Salerno
The
Winthrop Woman's Club
Dorothy K. Harrison
Boston
Bessié Goldsmith
Andover
Roscoe B. Perkins
Wakefield
Walter D. Ramsey
Bessie Cobb
Eorging Jarvis
Grace W. Gove
Bessie S. Bagley
Grace—W Cove
Bessie L. Bagley
Louise
Grace-W. Cove
Dorothy Kinney
Edgar Power
Ralph M. Harper
Arthur
Bliss
W. J. Skinner
Charles Hopkins
Bessie L Bagley
Mabel Smith
Arthur T. Bliss
Bessié Cobb
Sara Schryver
Highlands
Too Young To Get His Class Degree
Melvin J. Levine of Winthrop, at twenty, was the youngest member of Northeastern University Law School's graduating class. He received a blank diploma as he is ineligible for the Massachusetts Bar until he is a year older. Levine joined the Globe staff in 1929 and completed four years of study while working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern University Law School
Melvin J. Levine
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Levine
Young Levine
The
Globe
Northeastern
Trolley Cars Replace Camel Journey to Gaza
A camel journey between Cairo and Gaza is replaced by trolley cars, marking a shift in regional transport as electric streetcar service substitutes caravan travel along the route. The new system brings quicker, more reliable trips for travelers and goods between the two locations.
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Cairo
Gaza
Petroleum as Medicine First Commercial Use
The article notes petroleum was first used commercially as a medicine with claimed “cure-all” properties attributed to it. It discusses early medicinal applications and the belief in petroleum’s health benefits.
Paine Rites Held for Winthrop Resident George F Paine
George F. Paine Jr and Leon A Paine mourn the death of George F Paine a longtime Winthrop resident and former street superintendent who died after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Henrietta Fuller Paine and two sons the family resides at Main and Winthrop streets. Funeral services were held at the Bennison funeral home with Rev C Oscar Ford officiating and interment in a Winthrop cemetery.
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George F.paine, Jr
Emerson Road
Winthrop
Mary. (Tewksbury) Paine
Bill House
Beal Street
Benjamin Paine
Paine
Ninety Eight Percent Savings on Auto Repairs
Gordon Fullerton Inc introduces a modern high pressure Alemite lubrication system delivering thorough service. The three unit setup covers chassis, gears, and graphite spray with a 6000 pound pressure compressor, aiming to cut repair costs by preserving car life.
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Gordon
Peereen
Chevrolet
Putnam “Street
Fullerton
Gordon G. Fullerton, Inc
New Lubrication System At Gordon G. Fuller Station
Hydraulic lifts and a new lubricating unit improve service speed at the Gordon G. Fuller ton Inc service station. Mr. Fullerton invites the public to inspect the updated lubrication system at the extreme end of the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon G. Fullerton, Inc
Ralph M. Harper Jr. Plans Harvard Entrance After Debating Success
Ralph M. Harper Jr., editor in chief of the Echo and president of the debating club, has led his teams to five wins in six debates over three years including top victories over Brown and Harvard freshmen. He plans to enter Harvard next fall.
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Harper
the Echo
Brown
Harvard
Ralph
When a girl wears a wedding gown she means business
A Springfield Mass Union quotation notes a girl’s wardrobe signaling intent with timing. It contrasts golf and swim outfits when activity is unavailable, then asserts wedding attire marks serious purpose.
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Springfield
Mass.) Union
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Homer
Candy Shop
Winthrop ST
Woodside Avenue
Wonder
WAAB
Homer Theatre
Legion Band
Ingleside Park
Legion
Clarence Herrknider
Fritz Westlin
Rogers
Rezers
Juarez Memorial
Benito Pablo Juarez
Mexico
Maximilian
Hemiégele
Mexico City
Minnie Floyd
Swett’s
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Ocean
Center Depot
California
New ‘York
George F. Paine
Albert B. Miller
Woodside Ave
Fisk
FISKS
Fise Tires
Sthe
Chelsea Tire & Cycle
Tireised Salvation Army
Winnisimmet
Chelsea Square
Chelsea
Winthrop and State
Oce
Eve
Ramon Novarro
Myrna Loy
Ralph Bellamy Fay, Wray
Urs
Jane
George Arlee
CY Carroll
Paul
Mirror
Tonto Rim
Stuart Erwin
Slim Summerville
Zasu Pitts
Warren William
Oregon
Ralph M. Harper, Jr
Publix
Olympia
Paramount-Pictures
Eames Cagney
Temple Drake
Miriam Hopkins
Jack Dart
Frene Dunne
Joel McCrea
Orient Palace Theatre
Orient Heights
Phone Beast
James Murray
Joan Marsh
Herbert Marshall
Bachelor’s Folly
siunday-Mondas
John Barrymore
Myrna Loy In “Topaze
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Edmund Lowe
Victor McLaglen
Lupe Velez
Bren der
Mussolini
Graham-Paige
Packard
Mohawk Motor Corporation
Revere Beach Parkway
Second St. Everett
Mass
EvErett
Woolley’s Laundry
Condor ST
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Suey Breed’s Square
East Bos
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