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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
3
Sandy's Lunch at 23 Revere Street now serves Schlitz beer on draught along with a wide beer and wine selection. The new annex offers cheery accommodations for ladies and gentlemen, inviting patrons to enjoy a lunch and a refreshing drink.
Contraction and expansion behaviors vary among materials. some substances like iodide of silver cuprous oxide diamond and fused quartz show negative or unusual expansion within temperature ranges. Water is highlighted as the most important exception. A stretched rubber tube contracts under steam though its volume increases, indicating isotropic changes and anisotropic expansion in crystals.
Quebracho wood grown in Argentina does not rot and is described as practically everlasting, making it highly valued for durable construction and long lasting timber applications.
Edith Augusta Armstrong became the bride of William Charles Wolf at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Somerville. The ceremony drew 400 onlookers and featured a large bridal party, with a reception at 26 Bates Avenue afterward and a home to Somerville planned for July 1.
Mrs. Anna L. Dean and daughter Marjorie relocate from 125 Cliff Avenue to 145 Cliff Avenue on Monday June 22. Grace, a mother of four, has long kept the home fires burning at the Highlands near her sister, Mrs. Ahrend C. J. Pope. The Paul family of Watham and lawyer Mr. George Paul plan to occupy 125 Cliff with their children and respond to the seaside town’s welcome. Mrs. Dorothy Dean Sheldon sells Oakledge in Lexington to a Palmer family and plans a California trip in August to study ornithology and Western Flora at the University of California, continuing her nature work at Boston’s Adult Education Center.
The 57th Burdett College class graduated in Boston Tremont Temple on June 19. President F Burdett presented diplomas to three students who completed Business Administration Accounting Secretarial Bookkeeping and Stenographic courses. Winners from Winthrop include Catherine Jenner and John Cunningham. The fall term begins September 8.
Winthrop B B C beat the Revere Braves 8 to 4 in a Saturday game at Ingleside Park. Remus led with a triple and scored. MacKay drove in runs with a three base hit and later scored on a wild pitch. Revere tied the game with two runs in the third and sixth innings before Winthrop pulled ahead in the seventh.
Sturgeons inhabit the north temperate zone, growing largest in Russia and the American northwest from Oregon to Alaska. The beluga of the Volga and Caspian waters is famed for salted eggs used as caviar. Reports place Caspian sea specimens at up to 24 feet long and a ton and a half, though such sizes are debated. Americans note five sturgeon species reaching substantial sizes, with many living in the Pacific Ocean and ascending rivers to spawn.
The bride wore white net over satin with a net coro and pearl cap, carrying white sweet peas and lilies. Attendant sister in nile green georgette and mother in shell pink lace joined a reception for over 100 guests from Philadelphia and Bangor. The groom’s family included best man Warren Goss and brother William Jr who sang, as the couple planned a home at 100 Fremont street after a celebratory trip.
The bridal party and wedding were praised as among the most beautiful ever held in Winthrop with the bride described as the most beautiful to be seen for a long time.
Miss Olive V. Solari daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Solari and Raymond M. Cioffi of 45 Banks Street Winthrop were married Sunday at St John the Evangelist Church Winthrop. Rev Mark Madden officiated. Bride wore white lace over satin with Holland cap bow bouquet of roses and lilies. Maid of honor Eunice Solari sister. Best man Eugene Cioffi brother of groom. Reception at Cliff House for close family. Couple to reside in Highlands after a two week honeymoon.
Mrs. Samuel A. Kinney of Lincoln Street announces the marriage of her daughter Marion Washburn to Edward F. Rivette of Boston on Saturday afternoon June 20.
Announcement lists Jasper Gray of Floyd Street Winthrop and Miss Caroline Haywood of Boston to wed at St. Johns Episcopal Church with Rev. Ralph M. Harper officiating.
Mr Ralph W Patch of 36 Charles Street Winthrop announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Verta E Patch to Mr George Coombs of Greenfield Massachusetts.
A local recital titled A June Holiday will be performed by Mrs. Maud Paradis Lane’s pupils at Recital Hall N E Conservatory of Music Boston at 3 p m on Saturday June 27. Mrs Lane will play second piano and lead orchestral parts assisted by Edna Irving and John Woodworth. Participants include Diana Cloutier Arlene Higgins A Louis Cloutier Roger Williams Barbara Tibbetts Ruth Moran Florence Nelson John Gould Joseph Battles and Mrs Marjorie Hall Cloutier.
Announcement says First Baptist and First Methodist Episcopal churches unite for summer services on Sunday mornings from June 28 through August 30. June and July services at the Methodist Church with Rev. Harry Belmont Hill. August services at the Baptist Church with Rev. Lewis W. Williamson.
The jackal is a smaller, yel lowish, nocturnal scavenger found in southern Europe Asia and northern Africa and hunts in packs at night. The hyena is a large, strong, nocturnal carnivore in Africa and southern Asia with a long neck, powerful jaws, rough coat, and lower hindquarters.
After Pompeii’s destruction in 79 A D the site lay buried under ashes. By the third century several buildings rose north of the ruin, forming a new town that was later abandoned in the eleventh century due to earthquakes eruptions of Vesuvius and Saracen incursions.
Ann Carell of 50 Bellevue avenue celebrated her fifth birthday on Thursday June 18 at a party hosted by her mother Mrs Daniel Carnell. Attending were Norma Packard Polly Burns Jean Manning Alberta Wadlund Barbara Brownell Joan Nichols Stella and Tinny Coffin plus other playmates. The table featured pale blue and pink crepe decorations and two five candle cakes baked by Ann's grandmother Mrs Robert Vietch.
The inscription In God We Trust was placed on U S coinage after Salmon P. Chase recommended it during Lincoln's administration. It first appeared on 1863 pattern coins, then on two cent pieces from 1864, with later use expanding from 1866. The 1907 Saint Gaudens $10 and $20 gold coins briefly omitted the motto, drawing unfavorable comment before quick restoration.
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