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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
7
Death and funeral of Town Topics Master Harry Swift
Town Topics Master Harry Bentley Swift was buried from his late home on Thursday with interment in St. Josephs cemetery. He was a Winthrop High School member and a Peter Bent Brigham Hospital patient briefly. He died last Monday. he was the son of Joseph P. and Elizabeth Swift of 19 Neptunear. Services were at St. John the Evangelist Church. Captain Leary and his son Lieut Leary radio home Thursday. they would land in New York Friday and reside at 39 Wilshire Street. They have been in France nearly two years. The Cliff Howse putting green remains popular with weekly prize entries and a ladies prize noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bentley Swift
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Winthrop High School
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Joseph P
Elizabeth Swift
Neptunear
St. John the Evangelist Church
Captain Leary
Leary
New York
Wilshire St
France
Frank Dunham
A. E. Nickerson
Mr. Dunham
Shrinking Shad Run Drives Gloucester Fishermen to Quit
In Gloucester and Camden fishermen report the shad run is the weakest on record with many nets taken off, crews quitting discouragement, and some turning to other fisheries. Prices stay high for shad dinners as growers struggle after the Fish Hawk steamer ended in 1909 and hatcheries failed to replace its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Gloucester
Camden
Pennsville
Bayside
Washington Park
United States Fish Commission
Torresdale
Fish Hawk
Jewish Music July and Morris Clark to Perform at Hike Hall
Morris Clark former Musical America editor will give a concert at Hike Hall in July. He will perform with a ram’s horn illustrating the Rosh Hashona service and discuss Jewish music from biblical times to present Orthodox practice. He notes the return to a Jewish homeland and cites famous Jewish musicians. He names Cheifetz Zimbalist Gluck Raisa Braslau and others among Jewish musical figures and lists several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Clark
Musical America
Lad Music
Hike Hall
Miriam
Deborah
Clark
Abraham
Isaac
Jericho
Mr. Clark
Palestine
Mendelssohn and Rubinstein
Step Kid Wise Janes Nab Candy Says Poet
Poet Louis Untermyer told Philadelphiaphilo musian club that slang wielders shape a coming American language within 25 years. He cited Walt Whitman as the first to see beauty in slang and argued the bird or Jane of chatter is ahead of her time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jane
Louis Untermyer
Philomusian Club
Walt Whitman
Priest Renounces Bequest to Aid Fitzpatrick Sons
In San Francisco Rev. Father J A Colligan trustee of St Ignatius University waives a 2600 dollar bequest claiming Mrs Fitzpatricks two soldier sons Edward and Joseph need the funds more. Each son will receive 1300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bridget Fitzpatrick
J. A. Colligan
St. Ignatius University
Moonlit Marines Play Ball in Guam Classic
In Agana Sumay Marines staged a 15 inning game under a full moon near the plaza. Manion of Sumay hit a ball through a post office window, sending the run home and securing victory as Agana fumbled the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Washington
Guam
States
Agana
Sumay Marines
Manion
Sumay
Sumay Boys
Aged and Happy Celebrates 101st Birthday in Columbia
Mrs. Ester Dohoney of Columbia Kalifornia? No, Columbia Kentucky has just marked her 101st birthday. A bank cashier by profession, she has three sons J. P. Dohoney J C Dohoney and W T Dohoney and a daughter Mrs Nannie Flowers. She remains mentally sharp and fondly recalls the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ester Dohoney
J. P
J C
W. T. Dohoney
Adair County
Nannie Flowers
Edna Griffiths Weds George Margeson in Winthrop Wedding
Miss Edna May Griffiths became the bride of George L Margeson in a June wedding at the bride’s sister's home in Winthrop. Rev Ralph M Harper officiated with the ceremony featuring roses and ferns, 100 guests, and a reception mood with wedding bells and gifts. The couple will reside in Winthrop after a bridal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Edna May Griffiths
George Ll. Margeson
Ralph M. Harper
St. John's Episcopal Church
L. M. Johnson
Johnson Av
Winifred Crockford
Johnson
Jack Hurley
Grant Veale
Copley Griffiths
Margeson
Luncheon Club Honors Willard N Hall With Gift
Mr Willard N Hall secretary of the Luncheon Club received a watch chain and a diamond studded gold match box from B R Grabow owner of the New Ocean House Swampscott and his associates in the club. Hall vice president of the George E Damon Company of Boston has long served the club and been a resident at the Cliff House. Attendees included Mr and Mrs G Wallace Tibbetts among Winthrop residents at the annual ladies night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard N. Hall
B. R. Grabow
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Hall
George E. Damon
Boston
Cliff House
Winthrop
G. Wallace Tibbetts
The Fall of Babylon at Colonial Theatre
David W. Griffith opens Colonial Theatre season with The Fall of Babylon a spectacle of vast battle scenes and thousands employed. Leading cast includes Constance Talmadge George Fawcett Mildred Harris Tully Marshall Pauline Stark Leena Owens Alma Rubens Kate Bruce Alfred Paget Elmo Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
David W. Grifith
Babylon
Organ upgrades promise easier service for church music
Hinted that an attachment may soon be secured to pump the organ mechanically turning it into a pleasure not a hardship for organists. Mr Wharton performed a pleasing solo and with Mrs Sumner the duet drew compliments. A children’s service is planned next Sunday at 11 AM with parts being learned for the program and a silk flag presentation funded by last month’s entertainment plus local donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Sumner
Grand View Av
Somerville youth admitted to Naval Academy in 1919
John Avery of 22 Dartmouth Street Somerville Massachusetts passed the physical for midshipman at Annapolis and was admitted to the Naval Academy on June 16 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Avery
Dartmouth St
Somerville
Mass
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Windmills Convert Wind Power to Electricity in Netherlands
Windmills generate electricity in the Netherlands where water power is scarce. The wind turns the turbine and drives the generator, producing power stored in a storage battery for various uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
The Bunglers Way in Politics and Morals
A compact reflection on the belief that ill deeds may be argued as virtuous ends. The saying by William Penn frames bungling as a common flaw in both politics and moral reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Daily Thought on Innocence and Candor in Power
A succinct quotation highlights that innocence in genius and candor toward power are noble traits, reflecting a sharp moral observation from Madame de Stael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame de Stael
Winthrop Board Sets Public Hearing on Park Avenue Plans
The Winthrop Massachusetts Board of Selectmen on June 23 1919 orders public improvements by laying out and locating Park Avenue Precinct 4 Nahant Avenue from Park Avenue to Sewall Avenue and Sewall Avenue from Cliff Avenue to Nahant Avenue as town ways. A hearing is scheduled for Friday July 11 1919 at eight p.m. at Winthrop Town Hall to consider taking land for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Winthrop
Mass
G. Wallace Tibbetts
Park Avenue
Nahant Avenue
Sewall Avenue
Cliff Ave
Board of Selectmen of
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