Removal of Harry Bucks Moves to Larger Store
Harry Bucks, longtime Center business owner, moves across Woodside Ave to a larger shop in a new block. Expert ladies' tailor with guaranteed satisfaction. Call Ocean 0773 M for an interview.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
8
Harry Bucks, longtime Center business owner, moves across Woodside Ave to a larger shop in a new block. Expert ladies' tailor with guaranteed satisfaction. Call Ocean 0773 M for an interview.
Heavy rain forced rescheduling of boxing bouts set for June 25. Bouts will be held Friday night at the same hour at Fort Banks.
Felicity Club held its last meeting at Jessie Sullivan's home in Reading. Officers elected: President May LeCour, vice president Lucy Leonard, secretary Elsie Walker, treasurer Ellen Doane. Funds were pledged to Floating Hospital, Visiting Nurses Auto Fund, and Community Hospital Linen Fund. A shower for Mildred Pero followed, with rainbow streamers and many gifts.
The Kocla Klub held its annual outing at the Sunbeam Inn Beach Bluff on Tuesday evening. Members traveled by car, retiring President Mrs. Harry OConnell received a dinner set. Entertainment was provided by Mrs. John Keefe and Mrs. Olive Kirby. Guests included husbands and friends. dancing followed.
The Auto Fund of the Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association reached $1000 and the car for the nurses has been purchased, leaving funds to maintain the vehicle for months. The Executive Board voted to raise the visit charge to 75 cents due to many free calls.
Miss Lillian Verdi daughter of our Center merchant is convalescing from her operation. Mr and Mrs Russell A Lang of 41 Birch road are home after a trip over the Mohawk Trail.
Claiborne Foster praised as a rising American stage star who avoids the bright lights. The article highlights her home life near New York and two preferred dishes Bronk shrimps and chicken en casserole with simple recipes using evaporated milk and butter.
A Monday evening program of music readings and entertainment drew nearly 300 guests at St John’s Hall Winthrop. Miss Rose Sullivan arranged directed and accompanied the program with the Fordan sisters and East Boston High School Orchestra contributing.
Mr and Mrs John Whorf will sail home on July 4 after a three month stay in France. Mr and Mrs Andrew Kirk and daughter Ruth sail on the S S Lancastria on Wednesday July 1 for a four month Mediterranean and Norway cruise visiting Europe.
A historical guide explains use of evaporated milk as a practical portable food for children during travel. It details two can sizes six and sixteen ounces, its preparation with water, and a stage by stage feeding schedule from sixth week to nine months, including amounts, lime water, and milk sugar.
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