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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
4
Brother Joseph Scott of Los Angeles spoke at the International Eucharistic Congress in Budapest urging universal charity and Christlike love. The piece also notes Scott's civic and national regard and outlines upcoming Sacred Heart observances and July council meetings.
The Boston Chapter of the K of C plans its annual Moonlight Sail Monday evening June 27 to raise funds for summer outings for underprivileged children. The Steamer Steel Pier is chartered, departing Foster's Wharf at 8:30 p m. Tickets cost one dollar from the Grand Knight.
Brother Hermann McEachern showcases menus and dishes crafted by a gifted chef as he invites neighbors to look forward to future evenings of dining. The piece notes the vivid picture of the season while expressing sympathy for Bill Wells who suffered an accident and cannot yet serve.
A Colier's Weekly writer notes Croats of Yugoslavia unique Christian practice of addressing the Supreme Being as Mister God during prayers, a detail highlighted in the column.
In areas where rabbits spread, estimates show four rabbits consume as much food as needed to sustain one sheep, highlighting a severe impact on local forage.
About 150 attendees watched Miss Mary Harkins win the DeMolay Beauty Contest crowning her Miss Winthrop. Agnes Powers of New York took second, Thelma Belli earned third, with judges including Ralph D Orlando and Bob Graves. All three receive free Friday dance admission through fall.
An officer from the local force attended the Clarke Roosevelt reception at Nahant on Saturday and met President Roosevelt. On June 21 he received an envelope containing a handkerchief embroidered with John Roosevelt's name.
Rumor-filled note from Rover column praises local men for painting the Town Hall ceilings and walls. A NY driver asks for a furnished apartment with a charming man as police officer Pie Trainor’s cheerfulness puzzles colleagues. Officers' portraits to be framed at the station. Congratulations to John Moriarty on his marriage.
The Annie Laurie home at Maxwelton House in Dumfriesshire has stayed in the Laurie family since 1611. Once Glencairn Castle, the estate spans 4000 acres overlooking the Cairn river with four reception rooms, two boudoirs, fifteen bedrooms, two baths, and servant quarters, linked to the ballad’s history and its singers.
Town of Winthrop seeks foreclose rights of redemption on three tax liens affecting parcels in Winthrop Suffolk County. Objections must be filed by July 11, 1938 with the Recorder in Boston. Public notice to interested parties including Lincoln and Dow families and Charles H. Brooks.
Mortgagee Winthrop Cooperative Bank offers property in Winthrop Suffolk County for foreclosure. Sale to take place July 18 1938 at 4 00 p m with $500 cash due from purchaser. Beach flats riparian rights easement sewer plan and municipal liens may affect title. Attorneys Edward R Thomas 54 Devonshire Street Boston MA 81-123-30-57.
The death of Louis de Casabianca's ten year old son, a French navy officer, inspired a poem about a boy who stood on the burning deck. The event underscores themes of duty and sacrifice amid naval peril.
A writer in the American Kennel Club Gazette explains that metal dog collars evolved to protect hunting dogs in close combat with boar bears wolves and other threats. Basel houses the oldest collar. Swiss National Museum in Zurich holds the greatest collection.
A Chicago News correspondent notes the Old French Market in New Orleans hosts nightly turtle sales. About 1,000 pounds of snapping turtles are chopped for soup and stew, sourced from freshwater marshes north of Baton Rouge. Two varieties, Cowan and Loggerhead, are kept alive in barges until winter delivery.
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