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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
5
Pleasant sunny six room apartment on Hutchinson street Winthrop Highlands with all improvements hot water heat near the school station and bath. Rent greatly reduced shown by appointment contact Ocean 686.
A legal notice from Winthrop Co operative Bank Inc states the mortgage of Sido Specter of Winthrop Suffolk County Massachusetts and the Winthrop co operative Bank holder will be foreclosed by public sale on the thirtieth day of July 1432. The description covers property on Lincoln Street bounded by the Boston and Revere Railroad line with the line described as eighty four feet by thirty seven feet nine inches. The sale includes furnaces heaters fixtures and electri cal installations as annexed to the buildings and the premises will be sold subject to liens taxes and municipal charges. Payment of $500 cash at sale is required with purchaser responsible for all terms of sale as stated.
The Winthrop Catholic Women's Club program committee met at Mrs Edith Christopher's home Monday evening. President Mrs Christopher outlined plans for an upcoming season to be announced later. An annual outing at Thorwald Inn in Gloucester is moving forward with dinner and bridge. members may invite friends and make reservations with Mrs Christopher or any member. E R Shea.
Clifton Luk of 196 Woodside Avenue won a small prize and honorable mention in the Hawthorne Club essay contest on Good Citizen. Richard Brugman took first prize. Martha Mitten also earned honorable mention. Contest drew students from Winthrop schools, the Boy and Girl Scouts, and Boston youths.
The Young Women's Guild of St. John's Church held its final season meeting on Tuesday June 14 in the Parish House with a covered dish supper. Officers for the coming year were elected led by president Bertha Pierce and include Lily Penney vice president Bessie Whipple secretary Nene Pierce treasurer and others. An entertainment followed with monthly tableaux and songs. The next meeting is scheduled for September 27 at Mrs Bertha Pierce’s Bellevue Avenue home.
Mrs Dorothy Howatt expresses gratitude to numerous friends for kindness and expressions of sympathy shown during her recent bereavement.
The fragment discusses a comic portraying an American who can run railroads newspapers hotels and other enterprises better than less competent rivals. It highlights a view that capability in management defines leadership across industries. The text references a railroad, a newspaper, and a hotel as symbols of effective governance.
The Emblem Club joined the Elks for Flag Day exercises at Metcalf Square with speakers and recitations, then hosted a luncheon at the Club. The Winthrop Post American Legion and Auxiliary joined, with Mrs Lafayette and Mrs Mary Smythe playing leadership roles. A State Emblem Club Vice-President was installed Sunday, and gifts were given. The Emblem Club hosts weekly bridge and Whist sessions at the Elks' Home with prizes.
The Burnside Class met June 16 in the ME Charred Class Room. President Mrs Anderson led with a class song and prayers. Mary Woods led Bible questions. Amelia Hodzen Miss Minnie Floyd Marietta Hills organized the program with piano solos by Ruth Andersons readings by Mildred Schwartz and Janet Floyd. Ice cream and cake followed.
The Field Band joined the Winthrop Lodge of Elks on Flag Day for Our Flag observances. a strong Legion contingent attended. Fireworks contract promises the town’s biggest display yet for Carnival July 2 and 4, with drills, drum corps practice June 24 and updates on tag sales and upcoming events at Metcalf Square and Pleasam Pond.
In a tongue in cheek voyage led by Comrade Kendrick, Ken and the Gang abandon office pressures for a sea voyage. The piece playfully labels marine sights as their preferred method of recreation while highlighting the fatigue of overworked eyes.
The Legion Daddies' Club held its State Meeting at the Dugout on Sunday June 19 with members from Revere Saugus Malden Watertown and other posts. Daddy John Coughlin received a Past President's medal for his work and service. A Publicity parade promoting the Carnival is planned for Wednesday night June 29 at 7 pm with a band and many members expected in line for a successful event.
On Thursday June 28 a Beach Party for Get-Together Club members will be held on the beach in front of the homes of Mrs. Alice Oxton and Mrs. Adella Bowmlaw. This will be the final meeting until fall.
The June Davison Club meeting doubled as a Weenie Roast at Point Shirley hosted by Henrietta Brewer. Guests arrived to hot coffee and potato salad with weenies and rolls, melon and toasted marshmallows, followed by a short business session and a baseball game amid stormy skies.
The Antlers Club met at Mrs. A Fitzgeralds home in Cross Street Charles Down. Four tables of bridge were played. Prizes went to Mrs N Farrell Mrs M Guilmet Mrs E Bauer and Mrs R Morrison with consolation to Mrs M Gilgan.
At the Assembly Hall of the Methodist Episcopal Church the Ever Ready Circle held its annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. Hazel Clark was named president with Evelyn Turner as first vice president and Grace Rich as second vice president. Sadie Mackenzie is reappointed recording and correspondence secretary, Helen Jorgenson is financial secretary, Ethel Bauer treasurer, with Annie Campbell and Anna Newton as directors. A past president gift was planned and committees named. A spelling bee followed the business session, won by Mrs. O Ford.
Refreshments were served under Mrs. Annie Campbell. The next meeting is set for Monday evening September 12 with a covered dish supper at 7 p.m. in the Assembly Hall.
The Epworth League held its last meeting of the year on Sunday June 19 in the chapel at 6 30 p m with important business discussed. At Malden bowling alleys last week Mr Orris Barter led boys with high three strings while Mr Charles Annis and Miss Ellen Annis led the girls. Attendance at Windedast last week was down.
Eleven members of St John’s Episcopal parish plan to attend a ten day Church Work Conference at Wellesley College from June 27 to July 7. The group includes Mrs Sarah B Haigh Mrs Clarence C Edwards Mrs George A Pierce Mrs Ronald A Gould Miss Annie L Morgan Miss Elizabeth M Blandford Miss Elizabeth N Allen Rev Ralph M Harper Eugene P Whittier Ralph M Harper Jr and Walter Haigh.
A fragment from the Los Angeles Times quotes a line about spending and beginnings in a terse reflection on conflict. The text lacks full context or clear subjects beyond the quoted wording.
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