Judge backs ex convicts reentering work and sport
Edward C R Bagley recalls cases of ex convicts who found work and rehabilitation or fell back after rejection. He cites a man with a post office record who lost his job after disclosure of a criminal past, and a Harvard Square employer who kept a reformed worker despite a police warning. He argues each case hinges on circumstances and supports giving chances, including Pitts in baseball, if qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bagley
Concord Reformatory
Siffy Sing
Lawes
Pitts
Harvard Square
Hhis
Wellick
Alabama Pitts
Warden- Lawes
New Books Arrive in June 1935 Library List
The Frost Public Library presents a June 18 1935 list of new books spanning fiction poetry and reference. Featured authors include Selma Lagerlof Hilaire Belloc Florence Riddett Mildred Walker Dora Dornford Yates Martha Provost Agnes Louise Provost and more. Additional titles appear in the June 24 1935 release with works by Israel H Levinthal John Buchan Ford Madox Ford and Elizabeth Drew among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Halbert
E. A. White
Ella Shaw
Bon Bowles
Selma Lagerlof
Milton
Hilaire Belloc
Florerice Riddett
Dorothy Mills
Malcolm Campbell
Young Renny
Mazo de la Roche
Hilissof
Destiny
Agnes’ Louise Provost
Hashknife
Mildred Walker
Thomas _ Wolfe
Dora- Dornford Yates
New Books
John and
Enid Wells
J. Arthur Thomson
Herbert O. Crisler
Elton E. Wieman
Charles H. Woolbert
Joseph F. Smith
Mary M
Atwater
Francis Reeding
Leigh Carder
John Dickson Cait
G—_D—H Cole
Margaret Cole
Bannerman
Jeremy Lord
Marguerite Mooers Marshall
Berta Buck Onions
Israel H. Levinthal
Frederick Soddy
John
W. Wheeler-Bennett
Elizabeth Drew
George V
John Buchan
Samuel Gridley
Laura_k. Richards
Ordeal
Tie
Roumania
Hains
Cen Boyd
Brienna
Georges
Opal
William L. Hawkins
Josephine Johnson - Daddy
Arid
Elizabeth Jordan
Gertrude Knevels
Four golf regulars shine at Winthrop Club over weekend
The Winthrop Golf Club highlights four players George Roberts Art Sullivan Art Frostholm and John Smith after a weekend of strong golf with scores in the low 90s. Notes mention Roberts dominance in Class B events and potential club revenue ideas including fishing lines bait sale and boat use on Lewis Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roberts
Art Sullivan
Art Frostholm
John Smith
Frostheilm
Draimehing & Boat
Lewis Lake
Ingleside Park Receives Praiseworthy Grass Makeover
Columns note growing interest in Ingleside Park as new grass dress sparks favorable opinions. The Smoker event provided entertainment but left questions about committee results. Miscellany of comments mentions counties, Lobsters, Frankie, and a fire alarm that prompted a volunteer engine start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside Park
Kellenberger golf club dominates Oakley tournament standings
Kellenberger and Don Sands led Oakley scores with 77s while T. Scott won low gross in Class C breaking 96. Brooks Quinlan tied for low net in Class A with 71. Sands took Class B low net. Full results list players from Winthrop and Oakley clubs, plus prospects and notes on local club activities and a hoax scare at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Club
Don Sands
Oakley
FE. T. Scott
Manmittee
Wen
Charles Bauer
Leon Paine
H. T. Shaw
Brooks
Quinlan
Sands
Titus
Winthrop B B C Beats Watertown Pals In Watertown Debut
In the first Sunday game in Watertown the Winthrop B B C defeated Watertown Pals 3 to 1. Winthrop scored two runs in the ninth to win. The team suffered a 9 to 0 shellacking by Cambridge Red Sox on Wednesday with Escott pitching for Cambridge and Hoar and King used by Winthrop. Jesse Cronin has at least one hit in every game this season. The club faces Smart Oil Co. of Waltham next, with more league games ahead and hopes for better weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Winthrop B. B. C
Winthrop
Cambridge Red Sox
Hoar
King
Red Sox
Jon
Escott
Jesse Cronin
Jesse
Eg Strong
Smart Oil Co
Waltham
Finast
Hall's All-Stars
Sacred Heart Cambridge Red Sox
Lord Tanning
Watertown Pals
Commonwealth Fuel Ee
Smart Oil
Stesemnse Etentemttanan Noms Seneces Stenens Sanennennens
Winthrop Dillon
Sesanenaonae
Bor
Conemmee Newrensat’ Iv
Winthrop Baseball Club
Cleveland Colored Giants
Wey Th Pals
Maske
Tramfield
Somerville
First’ National Stores
Lucas
Rock of Ages hymn linked to Toplady origins and earlier usage
The hymn Rock of Ages traces its fame to Augustus Montague Toplady who reportedly wrote it while sheltering in a Cheddar rock, Somerset in 1740, though the phrase predates him. Earlier uses include a note referencing Everlasting Strength and mentions by Wesley and Southey in poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Montague Toplady
Dorf
Cheddar
Somerset
Wesley
Ose
Southey
Patchwork Quilts Across History
Patchwork quilts originated from practical needs to reuse fabric scraps. Ancient Egypt and China practiced the craft, with European use during the Crusades for banners and draperies. In America, quilting arrived with early settlers as a heritage from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
América
England
Smart Oil wins second game as Winthrop struggles at Ingleside Park
Smart Oil defeats Winthrop B. B. C. 6 to 2 Saturday at Ingleside Park. Rick O’Comen hits a home run and saves the shutout bid. Natali, O’Connell, and Bond notable with hits as the series continues. Charlie Hoar arrives late for Winthrop. Tub Costa pitched well in relief for Winthrop. Odder details list Cronin and Harkins contributing for Winthrop with a late homer by Cronin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart Oil Baseballrue
Tham
Winthrop B. B.C
Ingleside Park
Rick Ovcomen
Lyman
Natali
O'Connell
Winthrop Baseball Club Heads into Second Half
Suburban league action nears midway with Hall’s All Stars leading and First National Stores close behind. The Winthrop club travels to Wobuku Library Field for the opener against Lord Tanning, aims to rebound after a tough first half, and plans to rely on strong arms from King and Hoar, with Cronin and Patterson delivering at bat and field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken. Godfrey
Hall's All’ Stars
Wobuku ‘Library Field
Lord Tanning
Winthrop Baseball Club plans summer schedule and stars
Winthrop High opens the playground season under Bob Perry with Richard O Connell now playing for the Winthrop B B Club delivering spectacular catches. Norwood C Kellenberger and Sattenn runners-up compete in the M G A open medal play while Bill Montgomery struggles to repeat early season wins. First National Stores nearly upset the locals as Charlie Hour holds the mound and Lucas handles the twirlers. Rhinestones described as artificial colorless gems imitate diamonds and originated from Strass glass paste theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rhine River
Strass
Joseph Strasser
Jaydee's Opens New Garden Delicatessen Bar
Jaydee's at 337 41 Shirley Street unveils a combined beer garden and delicatessen with booths a twelve foot service bar and a piano for patrons. The new venue offers wines ales beer and a full delicatessen selection with table and booth service in a pleasant atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaydee's
Shirley Street
Winthrop
Voice of Beagle Among Sporting Dogs
Beagle owners claim the beagle’s baying is the most musical of hounds as it trails game with sharp deep baying, a sound they deem musical and distinctive among hunting dogs.
Reid Jr Wins Pleas ant Park Yacht Club Race
Reid Jr won the Pleasant Park Yacht Club opening race on a sunny Sunday, beating D Silver by about two minutes. Cronin Verrault Harigan McKeough Spear also finished with times between 4:25 and 4:34, with judges Commodore Hamilton and team leading a postrace banquet for 150 plus guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Reid, Jr
Pleasant Park Yacht Club
D. Silver
Cronin
Verrault
D. Harrigan
McKeough
Spear
Reid
George J. Hamilton
Thomas J. Donovan
Albert Silek
Philip Leundberg
Arthur Landis
John McCarthy
Roy —W. Pigeon
Atkinson
Pigeon
O'Donnell
John Hurley
South Boston Yacht Club
Hosea White
Savin Hill Yacht Club
David “Wisely
Whithrop Yacht Club
John Gore
Cottage Park Yacht Club
Harry—_Bernstein
Dorchester Carleton
Corinthian
Yacht. ‘Club
William Swan
New York Times
Howard Gannett
Squantum Yacht Club
Frank Ho
Record Fleet at Wollaston Sunday
A grand fleet of 119 boats took part in the third interclub regatta of the season at Wollaston Yacht Club in Boston harbor. Leslie Rawding's Nipper won the Manchester 18-footer contest with Oriental second, while Wing Karshick's Reina defeated Louis Cloutier's Diane in 1 Class. Geraldine topped the Cottage Park 15-footer fleet in the long lead changing race of the Tommy Fighting Fifteens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reina
Win Karshick
Diane
Bouis- Fontier
Cottage Park
Footers
Miles Geraldine
William Cohansee
Gypsy
Chester L
Ae Tiger
RR. McNutt
Sally
Kenneth S. Magoon
Joan
Nat
Barrows
Miles Aufiga
Robert Dalrymple
Dallas
Addison” Leche
Crest
William Montgomery Oost
Cheerio
John Baker
Roamer
Aurtur Saben
Baby Pookie
Bartare Gately
Martha Step Fetchit
McDonald
Betty
Orlando Merchant
Dragon
Magoon Bros
Winthrop
Miles Dancer
Eaton, Jr
Comet
Krause
Ieee Hustlers
Miles
Hawk B. Keenan ' Vo
Pike
Hustler
George Floyd
Boston Harbor
Quincy Bay
Wollaston Yacht Club
Long Island
Leslie Rawding
Nipper
Manchester
Oriental
Speedy
Karshick
Louis Cloutier
Billy Cohan
Geraldine
Yachtsmen Race Week End Conditions Stir Farce at Cottage Park
The Yachtsmen column notes Wind, the light-weather star Vision and boats from Manchester, Wollaston Interclub races off Deer Island. Wind shifts and tangled maneuvers test seamanship as classes report entries like Geraldine, Auriga, Sally In, and Roamer with local winners and calls for stricter rule enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Park
Deer Island
Sculpin Ledge
Sally
Joan
Montgomery
Anchesters
Dalrymple
Aue
Ken
Magoon
Wollaston
Bill Cohan
Geraldine
Auriga
Roamer
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Winthrop Review
Walkathon
Col. Revere Beach Boulevard
Beach Street
Revere
Hugh W. Roberts
Cima Lok
Edward C. R. Bagley
So-and-So
Ted Ramble
Terrett
Charlestown
Frost Public Library
Winthrop Golf Club
C. A. Roberts
A. G. Sullivan
A. W. Frostholm
By Jay Effem
Boylan
Frankie
Chet O'Donnell
Fred Gillespie
H. J. Shaw
Chas. Bauer
E. Attwood
Riverside
Tir
A. Waldo
J-Devereux
J. No Esdaile
Geo. Paine
Geo. Roberts
E. W. Brown
Lok Hit
W. Torrey
Frostholm
Luke Gillespie
Harry Gushie
Win
Gov. Clace
Filiett
Fred.Brish
Herold Leighton
Walter Mensons
Ed Campbell
AN. Kellenberger
Salem
O'Brien
Ibi Quinilan
Re Frazier
Tedesco
Imi
Davison
E. Brooks
H. P. Hood, Jr
Burn
D. P. Sands
W. E. Titus
R.T. Hill
Bellevue
F. James
Needham
H. Scantlebury
Tim Sheehan
M. Milan
S. L. Burgher
A. R. Stedfast
H.R. MacNamee
G A. Sawyer
Bill Scantlebury
Allan MacQuarrie
F I Crocker
Tom
Johnson
Geo Hazel Winthrop
Hannum
Hooper
Les Flansbaum
Cambridge Red-Sox
Red MacKay
Tubby Costa
Weymouth
John Fearin
Danno
Tacex
The
Elks
New York
Oliver
Ages
Ieee HB B. C
Wilson
Dorchester
Harkins
Obbie Guidi
Charlie Harkins
J. Collins
Me Issu le
Wilson Ero Ba
Stile
Malden
Saranac
Lakeeand
Harvard
Ang
Chet. King
Charlie Hoar
Charlie
George
Bedsleye
Hope
Patterson
Tubby
Ray Chamberlain
Don Godfrey
Itié
Cliff Bell
Bob Perry
Winthrop High
Richard O'Connell
Boston College
Winthrop” B. B
Norwood C
Kellenberger
Satenn
William Montgomery
Star Boat Crest
Bill
Don
Phere
Boston’ Hiboes
Winthrop_a
Ball Park
Ene
Jaydee
Pleasant Park Yacht, Club
Stare Gonartas
Cohan
Jack
Tom Fulham
Queen of the Starfleet
College Board
Holy Cross
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