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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
4
Publication notice lists editor George H. Russell and rates for one year two dollars by mail and two fifty outside New England. It notes second class matter March 18 1919 in Boston Massachusetts and contact via Review Telephone Ocean 1147.
Notice details for change of address require both old and new addresses. Advertisements must be in by Wednesday afternoon for same week publication. Written communications should include sender name as good faith guarantee. Winthrop news and personal items are welcome for consideration.
The notice urges readers to send news and advertisements in early each week to ensure printing. It emphasizes not waiting until the last minute and to act promptly.
Frederick G. Dews writes that Winthrop Golf Club has spent about 10000 dollars and another 10000 dollars is allotted by the club directors. He argues rapid development will yield a valuable town asset and urges citizen input to ensure the project benefits the community alongside club members.
The Winthrop Review salutes J W Cordes of 224 Bowdoin Street on thirty years of marriage dated June 23 1922. A long time resident he joined the Baptist Church serving as Sunday School superintendent and church usher and is a 28 year Master Mason with teaching roles in Masonry. The note includes Mrs Cordes and thanks distant friends and neighbors for support.
Chester McClintock Eddie Jenkins Phil Segal and many Dartmouth boys are back home from college amidst community interest.
Services Sunday at 10 45 oclock with Christian Science lesson. Sunday School for under 20s at the same hour. Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 8 PM. Free public reading room at 216 Winthrop Street Wadsworth Block Winthrop Center.
Union Church of Christ on Col Shirley Street and Pebble Avenue lists a morning Bible School at 11 a.m. an evening Men’s Bible Class at 6 p.m. and a 7 p.m. preaching service with soloist Mrs Ella Duchemin Nutter violinist Chester Klaus and pianist Paul Anderson. Reverend Ralph P. Haughton is pastor. Tel Ocean 527-A.
Tewksbury street Winthrop Beach Rev Thomas Street Pastor holds Primary and Junior Sunday School at 9 30 A M morning service at 10 45 Sermon Christianity a Historical Religion Intermediate School and Bible Classes at 12 10 p m and evening Baccalaureate Advice at 7 30 P M
William J. Day, pastor, leads morning worship at 10.30 and an evening sermon as part of a Bible series on "The Parchments of Faith." Bible School at noon, Y P S C EB at 6.15, and Children's Day observed by the Sunday School at 7.30 with an evening service.
The notice lists services at St John’s Episcopal Church corner of Buchanan and Bowden with Rector Ralph M Harper and organist Eugene P Whittier. 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion followed by a morning sermon at 10:30 a.m. on Summer Recreation in Good Literature and restoring nervous and spiritual energy through books.
Walter Ramsey was elected baseball captain for 1923 after two years at short. Alfred Grady, a junior, was chosen track captain for next year. At the Senior Class banquet Kenneth Lawin was toastmaster with speeches by Gore, Sanders, Drew, Wells, Rowan, and Clarke. Clara M. Spence received a fountain pin from the class of 1922. Ushers for the eighth grade graduation were Lawin, Smith, Stevenson, Pet erson, Gore, Hazel. Junior ushers at the high school graduation were Johnson, Fulham, Swan, McGrail, Jenkins, Robinson, Christopher.
Rev. William Thomas Hart celebrated his first mass at 11 30 last Sunday before about 700 relatives and friends. Ordained June 10 in Toronto by Archbishop Neil McNeil, he was aided by Rev. Charles A. Ulrich and Rev. John J. O'Brien. He will report to Salt Lake City for assignment. Fr. Hart, Kingston native, organized Plymouth Council K of C as its first Grand Knight.
Unitarian Church at Hermon and School streets hosts Sunday service at 10 45 AM led by Rev R W Savage with Mrs Maude Paradis Lane as organist and Mrs A P Fuller soprano. Minister available daily except Monday 9 AM to 12 noon. telephone 0886 M.
The church schedules morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor. Sunday school for all grades at noon. 330 junior Epworth League for children. 630 Epworth League for young people. Evening worship at 730 with song service and sermon by the pastor.
Rev. John Hayes of Danvers presided at services for a deceased individual with three sisters Mrs. Consadine Mrs. Joy and Mrs. Booth. Rev. Ralph M. Harper of St. John’s Episcopal Church officiated. Interment was in the family plot at Brookdale Cemetery Dedham.
Death notices list Sarah L Verrill of Winthrop aged about 79 and George Henry Hayes aged about 55 with funerals in Bristol and at Winthrop. Frances E Bogle, 69, died at Winthrop Center with funeral at a local residence. William Franklinsburg, 65, died at Winthrop Center and funeral held. Elizabeth D Belcher, 75, died at Winthrop Center with funeral at her son’s residence and relatives invited.
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley Street Winthrop lists daily services at 7 am Friday sunset special service and Saturday prayers at 8 am placeholders only indicate schedule details for observance.avutage
Rev. John H. Griffin leads Masses at 7 8 30 10 16 and 11 30 with instruction for children at 8 30. Sunday School follows. Daily masses at 6 45 and 7 15 A M. Sunday evening Benediction at 7 30.
A brief note urges placing advertisements in the review section to gauge results. It invites readers to try the method and observe outcomes, signaling a performance-minded approach to ad testing.
George Henry Hayes, a long time town resident and former Boston Symphony violist, died last Saturday at his home. Born in Fredericton New Brunswick 54 years ago he studied music in Boston and New York and orchestrated for Tufts College. He survived by his wife Elizabeth two daughters Katherine Pierce and Dorothy Mack a son Elliot and a brother.
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