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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1932

Page

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Motor Excise Tax Shows Autos Essential to Citizens

New figures released by Chairman Frank W. Tucker of the Board of Assessors for 1932 motor excise taxes indicate cars have become a daily necessity for Winthrop residents. From January to a date in 1932, 3225 automobiles registered in Winthrop were recorded with the Registrar of Motor Vehicles.

Frank ‘W. Tucker Board of Assessors Winthrop Janu Apy 1St Registrar of Motorwehr

Tucker Elected Member of Board

Frank W. Tucker of Brookfield Road, a local historian and chairman of the Board of Assessors, was elected a member of the Board on June 17, with further details continued on page 8.

Tucker Frank W. Tucker Brookfield Road Board of Assessors

Building Activity At Point Shirley Surges

Building Inspector T J Mahaney notes renewed construction and alterations at Point Shirley despite prior talk of depression. He cites numerous houses and cottages under way or undergoing changes, signaling an uptick in activity for the town area.

J. Mahaney Point Shirley

Emblem Club Hosts Winthrop Charity Dance Success

The Winthrop Emblem Club No 15 hosted a charity dance at the Elks Home Washington Ave. The event drew a full hall with guests including Dr Harvey Kelly Dr G Lynde Gately and local officials. Mrs Gately chaired the affair with help from Mrs La Fayette and Mrs Symthe.

Winthrop Community Hospital Winthrop Emblem Club No Elks Washington Avenue Gatély Joseph la Fayette Mary Symthe Frank Winthrop Harvey Kelly Winthrop G-Lynde Gately East Boston Daniel O O ’Brien Jack Murray Board of ‘Selectmen Gordon

Local Players Present The Vulture Mystery Comedy Friday

Winthrop residents will see local actors in the three act mystery comedy The Vulture at Odd Fellows Hall this Friday evening. Profession al Players directed by Jack Knoll feature performers from Lynn Salem Lawrence and surrounding towns. Louis Sheehan known as Paul Scott is among the Winthrop cast. Continued on Pages.

Odd Fellows Winthrop Odd Fellows Hall Jack Knoll Lynn Salem Lawrence Boston Fitchburg Concord New Hampshire Wells Tesesphalangeait Neko Erkarith George M. Cohan Sporting Blood Louis Sheehan Paul Scott

Senior High Class Receive Diplomas At Winthrop

Graduation exercises at Winthrop High School on a Thursday at ten o clock awarded diplomas to 185 graduates and 21 post graduates. The High School Orchestra conducted by Mr N Elliot Willis opened the program as the class entered the theatre. Students wore dark blue suits for the boys and white or pastel dresses for the girls.

Winthrop High School Winthrop Theatre O N. Elliot “Willis Aos TaaTalad John Forovristall

Brodbine Urged as State Treasurer Candidate

Herald Republicans discuss nominating Brodbine from Springfield for state treasurer. Senator Brodbine spoke at Chelsea Taxpayers League and Chelsea Kiwanis about tax reform and home ownership, noting its importance to government strength. Governor Ely had Brodbine represent him at St Johns Preparatory School events in Danvers. The Chelsea division coverage highlights the push to organize taxpayers and defend homeowner foundations.

Herald Russell B. Chasé Springfield Doven Pogria Erascia F Hurles Chelsea Taxpayers League Ely Brodbine Exercisex St. . Johns Danvers Chelsea Kiwanis Chelsea

Free flour distribution planned by Red Cross chapter

The Winthrop Chapter of the American Red Cross will distribute flour to the unemployed in town next Monday and Tuesday. National Red Cross assurances say ample flour will be provided free of charge, with one bag weighing twenty four and one half pounds.

Winthrop Chapter The American Red Cross Red Cross Organization National Organization

Lawn Party Announces Bridge and Whist at St John Church

Mrs William G Harber announces a Bridge and Whist Lawn Party to be held on the church grounds Saturday afternoon August 13 with further details to follow.

William G. Harber St. John the Evangelist Church

Elks Mark 25th Silver Anniversary In Winthrop Lodge

Winthrop Lodge of Elks plans a Silver Anniversary with a 3 PM Sunday meeting at the clubhouse on Washington Avenue. Activities begin Saturday evening with new and longtime members gathering, and Monday features a dinner dance with wives and friends. Exalted Ruler Frederick J. Hogan named Eugene Cronin and John W. Lill to lead arrangements for the celebration.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Washington Avenue Frederick J. Hogan Eugene Cronin John W. Lill Allis i

Two Big Days At Legion Carnival

A notice invites all ages to the Legion Carnival on July 4 with family friendly events. The item emphasizes an old time spirit and includes a call to grandfathers and grandmothers to attend and enjoy the celebration. The text indicates continuation on page 8.

Legion Carnival

New Schedule Of Time In Effect For RR Link to Orient Heights

The Boston Revere Beach Lynn Railroad re arranged its timetable to provide a rapid link at Orient Heights with trains to and from Lynn. The new schedule, in force Thursday, improves service for local commuters traveling to and from Lynn.

Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Orient Heights Lynn

Valuation Cut in Winthrop Property Reduces Town Tax

Town officials report a $1,000,000 valuation reduction on Winthrop property this year, about 0.5 percent, under a plan by the Board of Selectmen and Assessors to ease tax burden. Old Age and Poll Taxes of $2.00 and $1.00 will be mailed to residents before July 6, delayed by legislative bills.

Board of Assessors Winthrop Board “of Selectmen Assessors Tucker

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