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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
4
The Winthrop Review a weekly town newspaper announces publication details and contact addresses. It lists editors publishers and office locations in Fort Hill and Oliver Street with subscription rates and submission guidelines dated Saturday June 26 1920.
Community bulletin urges quick submission of news and advertisements to ensure print in the weekly edition. Encourages sending content early rather than late in the week.
Rates for all classified advertisements including Rooms Lost Houses For Sale Wanted etc. are now 50c and should be written and sent by Thursday night to insure insertion accompanied by fee addressed Winthrop Review Winthrop Mass.
The obituary envisions Fred W Woollcott entering heaven to joyful greeting from saints and angels. It recalls the Last Judgment parable as he stands before the King and is asked when he helped the hungry and needy. The piece notes Woollcott’s life of kindness to Winthrop residents and the King’s reply that acts of mercy are acts to Christ.
We express gratitude to all who offered loving help during our hour of sorrow and those who sent flowers. Rebecca Woollcott Mae G Woollcott Winifred W Newcombe acknowledge the kindness shown.
A compiled notice of real estate deeds lists numerous transfers among individuals and entities. Names include Cronin William J and Margaret T Cronin Pleasant Park Road. Doyle Annie V Rose Smith Hutchinson Street. Green Henry estate et al Jo s D Fogel Shirley Street. Holthouse Chas Rose Gilman Coral Avenue. Jenkins Ellen G Mary A Cuseck Sargent Street and Stower. O’Brien Chester J Nellie Smith Bartlett Road. Rockwood Wilbur J Helen C Pletcher Trident Ave. Royall Helen Blizth A Sheehan Bates Avenue Bowdoin Street. Stowe Horace E estate Ellen G Jenkins Sargent Street. Whittemore Almon E Emily B Cutter Winthrop Street Washington Avenue.
Morning worship features a sermon by Mr Ivey. Crystal Bay Lodge of Odd Fellows invited to attend as a group. Sunday School at noon. last session before summer vacation. Junior League meets at 4 30 for final meeting of season. Epworth League at 6 30 last meeting until after vacation. Evening worship at 7 80 includes pastor sermon and congregational singing. Friday prayer meeting at 8 00.
Rev John Griffin and Rev John OBrien will lead Masses at 7 8 30 10 15 and 11 40 with children urged to attend the 8 30 service Daily mass at 645 and 715 A M Sunday School follows at the church on Winthrop Street
Point Shirley area stations Reverend Louis Hudson leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. and church service at 11 a.m. Services posted for Pebble Ave and Shirley Street location.
Wadsworth Hall Winthrop Center hosts Sunday services at 10 45 with the Christian Science lesson. Sunday School for under 20s at the same time. Wednesday testimonial meetings at 8 PM. Free reading room at 216 Winthrop Street open daily except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 5 PM and Saturday evenings 7 to 9. All welcome.
Corner of Buchanan and Bowdenists welcomes worshippers with 8.00 a.m. holy communion and 10.30 a.m. morning service and sermon led by Rector Ralph M. Harper and Organist Choirmaster Eugene P. Whittier.
The Hermon Street church led by Rev R W Savage offers Sunday morning service at 10 45 and Sunday School at noon with Maud Paradis Lana as organist and Marian Lowd as soprano. The minister will be in the church daily except Monday from 9 to 12. Free pews, telephone Winthrop 886 M. Next Sunday June 13 at the First Unitarian Church Flower Sunday featured with extra music by Raphael Del Sordo violinist.
Union Congregational Church on Tewksbury Street lists morning service at 10 45 with a sermon Your Religion Is it New or Second hand and an evening service The Wolf Shall Dwell with the Lamb and a Little Child Shall Lead Them Sunday July 4 Notes The International Congregational Council meets in Boston Visiting delegates will preach morning Rev Thomas Lloyd of Hudson Memorial Church Colwyn Bay Carmarthenshire and evening Rev Bri Thompson secretary of the Congregational Union of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Canada It is hoped Winthrop residents will attend.
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley Street Winthrop lists daily services at 7 a m Special services Friday at sunset and Saturday at 8 a m indicates ongoing religious observance for the community
Morning worship at 10.80 with sermon by Rev Henry Greeley of Boston. Bible School at 12. Evening worship at 7.30 with sermon by Rev Henry Greely of Boston. Church devotional meeting Friday at 7.45. Address Hermon Street near Ingalls Station. Pastor William J Day.
Alfred Tewksbury announces his Republican bid for the General Court. He cites past service in 1912 and urges action on a State road across Short Beach and other regional projects, aiming to fix a notorious Metropolitan District road and pursue changes in primary laws.
About 150 Masons in regalia gathered at First Baptist Church Winthrop for morning services led by Rev. William J Day. The sermon titled The Greater Glory contrasted temples and spoke of Christ’s role, stressing spiritual over earthly power and Masonic religious principles.
A Tuesday birthday party honored Elizabeth F. Rourke at 35 Moore Street. Family and friends shared dinner gifts and entertainment with dancing and music. Attendees included Joseph L. Rourke and his siblings, children and spouses, and numerous relatives from Cambridge.
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