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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

7

Historic March 1907 Credit Union Details Unearthed

Organization formed in March 1907 now reports assets of 1,700,000 with a surplus and guaranty fund of 52,000. It counts about 2,500 depositors and 28,000 shares, with officers Frank F. Cook president Allen E. Newton vice president Almon E. Whittemore treasurer and Gertrude A. Manning assistant treasurer. Directors include Cook Newton Whittemore and 17 others. Edward A. Thomas serves as attorney and security committee chair.

Frank F. Cook Allen E. Newton Almon E. Whittemore Gertrude A. Manning Treas Jeremiah Green Elmer E. Dawson Alfred F. Henry

WESCOTT-BANGS MARRY IN MALDEN CHURCH

Mildred M. Bangs of Malden and John W. Wescott of 55 Johnson Ave were quietly married at St. John's Episcopal Church Friday afternoon in a small ceremony with only family and close friends. Rev. Ralph M. Harper officiated.

Mildred M. Bangs Malden John W. Wescott Johnson Av St. John’s Episcopal Church St. John’s Ralph M. Harper

102 Years Old Next Wednesday Celebration

Mrs. Mary A. Thompson of 15 George Street will celebrate her 102nd birthday on Wednesday June 28. She is Winthrop's grand old lady and is remembered by all for her long life and community presence.

Mary A. Thompson George St Thompson Winthrop

Casassa Drops Out as Senate Candidate in Winthrop Race

Edgar H. Whitney announces his candidacy for the Senate in the First Suffolk District after Casassa declares he will not seek re election. Whitney cites his service on Roads and Bridges Public Health Mercantile Affairs and leadership roles in Winthrop Republican circles. He is a former Selectman and long time Republican Town Committee chairman.

Winthrop Review Winthrop, Mass Winthrop Andrew A. Casassa Suffolk Ward East Boston Selectmen Republican Town Committee Senate Edgar H. Whitney Cottage Av Edgar Whitney Casassa Jim Carr Selectman al Tewksbury House Public Utilities Commission Roscoe Wallworth Revere

Garden Party to aid St John church completion

A garden party to support the near completion of St John the Evangelist Church will be held on Mrs Fidela Piscopo's Main Street estate on June 27 from 2 to 12. The event features a Japanese Tea Garden and a doll parade, with many volunteers coordinating games, refreshments, and candy, led by Mrs John A Lane and Mrs Albert Welch.

St. John the Evangelist Church Fidela Piscopo Main St Piscopo John Lane J. H. Flynn Fred Murphy Catherine Pike William Mahony Lappen D. J. Carney Helen Kelley D. J. Carroll Daniel McCarthy Robi Bridgett Barrett Philomena Piscopo Frelia Piscopo Nora Pike Blanche Hayes Margaret Brennan Mary Murray Maud Murray Mary Hutchinson Olive Cyr Margaret Butler Helen Long Helen Buckley Claire Fulham Katherine Devereaux Mary Lane Mary Norris Catherine Tierney Dorothy Norris Eleanor Tierney Rita Halligan Agnes Cronin Eleanor Kelly Eileen Hayes Mary Gilman Ruth Cousins John A. Lane Mesdames F. Foppiano John R. Sullivan B. F. Farrell Thomas McLaughlin B. F. McElligott B. J. Ahearn Albion F. Pease Susie Hassan Mary Shine Katherine Ling Margaret Harvey Jos F. Hickey Mesdames W. L. McMullen Linehan Katherine Brennen Harriet Shine Isabel McKinnon

Paquenoxe Club Presents Sally Lunn at Legion Hall

The Paquenoxe Club will stage the comedy drama Sally Lunn in Le gion Hall next Tuesday evening June 27 at 8 oclock. The cast features leading members of Winthrop’s younger set including Gladys Hannaford Helen Simson Jennie Shepard Ruth Palmer Bernice Smith Elizabeth Allen and Marie Tewksbury.

Paquenoxe Club Sally Lunn Legion Hall Winthrop Gladys Hannaford Helen Simson Jennie Shepard Ruth Palmer Bernice Smith Elizabeth Allen Marie Tewksbury

Daily Thought Quotation Reflects Milton on Truth

A brief quotation presents truth as incorruptible by outward touch, likening it to a sunbeam. The line attributes the sentiment to Milton and frames truth as an abstract, enduring ideal.

Milton

Fragrant orange oil Defense Against Molds and Insects

The article explains how citrus rinds store oil in oil vessels beneath a waxy layer. When disturbed these vessels spray oil, releasing odor and dispersing the liquid to deter mold spores and invading insects.

Marys Little Lamb Author Lingers In Public Memory

The article credits Mrs. Sarah Buell Hale as the likely author of Marys Little Lamb around 1827. Born in Newport New Hampshire she supported five children after her husbands death and wrote numerous works including a two volume novel and led Ladies Magazine. A Dr Lowell Mason urged her to write the rhyme to aid music education.

Mary Lamb Sarah Buell Hale Newport New Hampshire

Tests for diamonds curb impostors with harsh methods

The Scientific American describes tests to verify diamonds for non specialists. One method uses a file and glass substitute to rasp the gem, an impostor would fail instantly while a genuine diamond resists. A harsher test coats the stone with borax then heats and cools it. glass melts or shatters but a true diamond endures.

Scientific American

Music’s awakening moment in a public concert

Sydney Smith notes a long concert where complex music captivates the crowd until a simple lively tune breaks through. The audience shifts from ennui to joy as all respond with nodding heads and smiles, declaring music the finest rational entertainment for the human mind.

Sydney Smith

How to Be Happy by G. H. Morrison

A reflection on happiness, arguing joy comes from self forgetfulness and living toward what is highest. It warns against chasing constant pleasure and urges courage to seek God’s will, noting happiness appears like a swallow’s flash when one acts rightly.

G. H. Morrison

Married His Early Love

A man recalls moving to a new neighborhood and facing teasing from local boys at noon. A older girl saved him, and years later they reconnected at a Christmas tree in their hometown. Five months after that reunion they married. the couple celebrates 25 years together.

Solomon and Sheba Visit Solomon's Wisdom

The queen of Sheba travels to test Solomon with hard questions about the Lord's house. Solomon answers all, and she proclaims the report of his wisdom and deeds true though she has heard only part.

Sheba Solomon Kings

Notice to muzzle dogs in Winthrop town limits

The town orders all dogs within Winthrop be muzzled or restrained from running at large from June 15 to September 15, 1922. Also notes local officials and recent meetings, utility outages, and political chatter about state senate candidates and district needs. Roscoe Wallworth signs the communication from Revere.

Winthrop Selectman Griffin Joshua Remby State House Pilling O. K George Darlow Navy Bartlett Boston American Chas. D. Bradbury Ed. J. Cox East Boston Senate A Winthrop

A Fine Statement From Denis A McCarthy

Former citizen and Library Trustee Denis A McCarthy, guest speaker for Boston College graduates, urged graduates to strengthen personal responsibility. He warned that inward weakness and impurity threaten more than external dangers, quoting Sir Galahad on purity of heart and discussing self-improvement.

Denis A. McCarthy Boston College Tennyson Galahad

Clock Repairing Shop Moves to Pemberton Square Boston

George C. Schlicke announces removal of his Clock Repairing Shop to 68 Pemberton Square Boston for prompt first class repairs. He will attend to all work personally and guarantees, offering in home or office service with reasonable charges. Antique and foreign clocks, ship bells receive careful attention. mail for estimates. calls arranged.

George C. Schlicke Pemberton Sq Boston Cambridge

Degrees Granted At Various Colleges

As colleges announce graduations Winthrop appears among several institutions. Boston University grants a degree and more schools are named among the notices, reflecting a season of diplomas.

Boston University

Diploma Recipients Listed for Summit Ave Area

Résumé of graduates and degree holders includes Ruth F Tobey of 74 Washington Ave earning Bachelor of Business Administration, John H Keenan of 78 Washington Ave with Bachelor of Laws, John H Fleming of 61 Waldemar Ave with Tufts Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Paul F Howard of 144 Circuit Rd Doctor of Medicine, Samuel M Atkins and Albert Levenson of Winthrop Beach, Rosa lie M Cobb of 189 Cliff Ave Tufts chemistry Magna Cum Laude, Carolyn Hicks Metcalf of 170 Waldemar Ave Smith College BA, Catherine Gabriele Murray of 100 Waldemar Ave, Mona Garvey of 22 Faun Barav Lowell Normal, and Helen Murphy of 25 Master of Arts.

Carolyn Hicks Metcalf Winthrop St Catherine Gabriele Murray Waldemar Av Lowell Normal Mona Garvey Faun Barav Helen : Murphy

Mystery gas call ends with no leak found

Police answered a morning call at 8 Sea Foam ar. to a second floor scene with Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Fitz a Miss Stone and Henry Satersteen. They were dazed and blamed gas fumes though two persons had painted. Suburban Gas Co. investigated but found no leaks.

Sea Foam Wells Howatt Max H. Fitz Miss Stone Henry Satersteen Suburban Gas Co

Moons of the Planets

The text explains that a moon is a satellite that orbits a planet around a sun. It notes Titan and Ganymede are larger than Mercury and rival Mars, and that many moons exceed asteroids. A satellite is governed by both sun and planet, with the sun as the stronger ruler.

Solar Titan Saturn Ganymede Jupiter Mercury Mars

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