Five Year Attendance Record at Street School Noted
Helene achieves perfect attendance through five years at Street School and may set a first time record if she continues next year.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
7
Helene achieves perfect attendance through five years at Street School and may set a first time record if she continues next year.
Winthrop news notes include residents moving to new homes in Medford and Chester avenues, visits to Portland and New York, and local travel. Distinct people named: Misses Delehanty, Jean Cogswell, Margaret McCann. Messrs Clemest, Walter, Wendell Colson. families Aikimson, Lenzies, Rea, Loomer, Moody, Schertner, Terrill. many others referenced in society notices and outings. A Winthrop College prize winners mention emphasizes Albert E. Schukin and Frederick B. Eames Jr receiving awards at Bowdoin-related events.
Mrs Harry Gillis and Mrs Hans Klee man hosted a luncheon bridge at the Gillis home on Tewksbury street for the Get-Together Club of the Union Congregational Church. Four tables competed with prizes to Mrs Beatrice Harrington first, Mrs Edith Holmes second, Mrs Alice Holman third, and Mrs Hilve Wood consolation.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Morrison of Portland Maine visited Mrs Morrison s sister Mrs Edwin Holmes of Highland Avenue. Mrs Emily Johnson of Cambridge called on her sister Mrs R B Holman at 125 Grovers Avenue. Mrs Fairfax Proctor of Cliff Avenue hosted four tables of bridge. On June 18 prizes went to Mrs Jean Chandler Mrs Bet h Stanley and Mrs Faye Willard with consolation to Mrs Ann Kleeman. Refreshments were served. Miss Lydia Carlz of the Spinning Wheel Gift Shoppe Somerset Avenue left Monday for a vacation.
Police at Revere Beach implement a fee system for keeping and feeding lost children after incidents Sunday. Residents reportedly tell children to run away, trusting officers will care for them at the station. Gallant, a longtime police matron, notes the approach.
On June 18 the entire Junior High teaching staff gathered in the lunchroom for a year end farewell luncheon. About forty people attended, including all who helped with instruction. Ninth grade girls prepared and served the attractive meal. Principal Willis toasted departing teachers, with short humorous remarks, followed by remarks from Superintendent Edward R. Clarke who spoke in Winthrop and wished them success.
A scientific note argues that a whale could not safely descend to the ocean floor, as the pressure and depth would surpass the creature’s physiological limits, making such a dive impractical.
An evening course titled Foundations of Contemporary Literature starts July 7 at 7 39 p m in the Boston Public Library lecture hall with Robert B Masterson as instructor. Another course Modern Tendencies in Education directed by Dr Harry F Latshaw meets July 1 at the State House and Lowell and other cities host additional classes for teachers.
A man marked his eightieth birthday on Friday June 13 at 36 Floyd Street living with daughter Mrs. Willard B Stanley. Niece Mrs. Carrie Shedd of Beverly brought a large cake inscribed 1550-15930. Guest Mrs. Dexter, mother of Mrs. Frank Whitman, taught Mr. Whitman and will be one dollar next month.
Thursday afternoon annual musicale showcased by Blanche M. Hayes studio on Cottage Park road. Featured Ruth Harvey cornet solo with Marie Mitten, Claire Holmes waltz clog, soprano Eleanor Stuart with Emma Fleishman, and Tercentenary March by Claire and Paula Holmes with Bernard McElligott. Numerous pianoforte solos performed by a large roster including Albert Kelliher, Marie Mitten, Dorothy Ehrlich, Gertrude White, Emma Fleishman, and many others.
Funerals conducted by Bennison Undertakers for Alice A Meehan beloved wife of Thaddeus J Meehan and mother of T J Meehan Jr. Residence 12 Exeter Arlington June 24 service 8:30 am at St Agnes Church. Interment St Pauls Cemetery. DODGE at Winthrop June 22.
An old classified notice for A J Filling advertising electrical wiring and repairs at 109 Buchanan Street with contact phone Ocean 0736 R.
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