Foreclosure Sale On 1920 Mortgage For Adams Property
By virtue of a mortgage dated May 12, 1920 and recorded in Suffolk Deeds, Winfield S Kendrick Jr the present holder will sell at public auction at 11 00 AM on July 18 1989 on the premises lot 17 Thornton Park Winthrop including the building described in the deed for breach of conditions and to satisfy unpaid taxes assessments and liens. The sale requires a 500 cash payment at the time and the balance within ten days with other terms announced at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Adams
Olive C. Hazlett
Suffolk
Winthrop
Thornton Park
Whitman and Breck
Winfield S. Kendrick, JR
Peabody Arnold Batchelder & Luther, Attorneys
State Street
Boston
Mass
DeMolay Observes Father and Sons Night at Winthrop
Winthrop Chapter of DeMolay held its Father and Sons Night at Masonic Hall with Master Counselor Leonard D Orlando and officers leading a 6:30 p m banquet in Social Hall. Guest speakers Padraic King of the Boston Post and Asst Chief Thomas Downey of the Boston Fire Department shared stories, while William F Lehman and family were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Chapter
Order of de Molay
Father and Sons
Masonic Hall
Leonard D’orlando
Douglas Reed
Padriac King
Boston Post
Thomas Downey
Boston Fire Department
Ralph Hamilton
Merrimac Street
Chief Egan
King
Winthrop Legion junior baseball opens under Perry at Paul Revere Park
The Winthrop American Legion Post 146 teams up with the high school program for a 6 PM opener against Revere at Paul Revere Park. Coach Bob Perry with Chet Ashworth and Tony Monte fields an experienced infield led by Bill Talcott Dick McGinn and Dick Chardon, with Danny Honan catching and Billy Maguire likely in right field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop High
American Legion
American Legion Post
No. 146
Revere
Paul Revere Park
Legion
Bob Perry
Chet Ashworth
Tony Monte
Chelsea
Suffolk County
Perry
Watertown
Mes Amis
Empire State Building
Bill Talcott
Dick McGinn
Dick Chardon
Buster Gardner
Revere Legion
Danny Honan
Daniel J. Honan
The
Legion Activities
Young Honan
Winthrop
Boston
Billy Maguire
Dick Maguire
Harvard
Billy
Bill Moore
Jim Tallent
Lloyd Rubin
Billy Genovese
de Minico
Charlie
DeMinico
Suffolk
Bob Johnson
Big Jim Reid
Johnson
Joe Petrucci
Bill McGillicuddy
Billy Lynch
Wallace McClean
Legion Nine
Billy Talcott
Danny
Honan
Dick Lamplough
Lynch
Talcott
Genovese
Ambergris Found Afloat From Whaling Voyages
When a whale is distressed the occasional result is ambergris a rare perfume base once called ambergrease by New England whalers. It is a solid fatty inflammable substance dull gray to black with a sweet earthy color. The dictionary labels it a biliary concretion in the sperm whale. Ambergris is usually found floating on water beaches or buried in sand. Long whaling voyages often return with some ambergris discovered during hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Always Prepared For Picnic Season
Warm days bring picnic plans and homemakers rely on refrigerators to store foods safely. Cold meats for sandwiches illustrate how proper refrigeration preserves flavor and color in high humidity, allowing bulk buying and sudden trips. The Cold Wall electric refrigerator offers advanced preservation without moisture loss, reducing drying and discoloration even when stored uncovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rosenthal
Cheddar’s Storied Past Noted in Local Lore
The Detroit News recounts Cheddar on the Great Western railway about 29 miles from Bristol tracing its ancient history. It highlights the town’s name from Gaelic roots, the Gorge with 450 foot cliffs, subterranean streams and limestone caves, and landmarks like the 200 year old Market Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Railway
Bristol
John Cabot
Sebastian
Matthew
North America
Detroit News
Ched
Cheddar
Cheddar Cliffs
British Isles
Mark of Quality for Old English Plate Traced to Guild Rules
The article explains silver marks dating from 1300 under the Goldsmiths Guild system. It notes city marks like Edinburgh thistle Birmingham anchor and Sheffield crown, the leopard’s head king’s mark, and changes to Britannia and leopard designs through 1876.
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Goldsmith’s Guild
Alice R. Rollins
Los Angeles Times
England
London
Thistle
Edinburgh
Anchor
Birmingham
Sheffield
Britannia
Montage in film gradually shows time without cuts
The term Montage comes from French meaning setting or assembling. In cinema it depicts continuous action without breaks or time gaps while signaling time passage through visual cues like falling leaves or turning calendar pages. American usage places the stress on the first syllable.
Settlement Along Ohio River Opens North Bank to Settlement
The article notes that the north side of the Ohio River was opened for settlement by the Ordinance of 1787. It highlights the legal basis for expansion and the early push to populate the newly opened lands along the river.
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Ohio River
Western Theatres Feature Nelson Eddy and Variety Picks
The Western presents Nelson Eddy in Let Freedom Ring at Winthrop and State Theatres this Friday and Saturday with Glenda Farrell in Torchy Runs for Mayor as co feature. Sunday and Monday show Confessions of a Nazi Spy starring Edward G Robinson, with Gracie Allen Murder Case as the co feature. Tuesday to Thursday brings Lucky Night with Robert Taylor and Myrna Loy, while King of the Turf stars Adolphe Menjou with Dolores Costello leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Eddy
Winthrop
State
Pioneer Days
Glenda Farrell
Torchy
Edward—G.robinson
Gracie Allen
S. S. van Dine
Robert Taylor
Myrna Loy
Adolphe Menjou
Dolores Costello
Nat's Liquor Store Opens Holiday Hours Before Fourth
Nat's Package Liquor at Shirley Street stays open until 11 30 p.m on the night before the Fourth for a full stock of imported and domestic wines liquors beer and ale. Free delivery by calling Ocean 2057. Open July 4 from 1 to 11 p.m.
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Nat
Shirley St
Ocean 2057
Termed Railroads Passing Fancy in Lancaster 1848
The Lancaster Ohio town board rejected a railroad company plan to build a station in 1848 deeming rail travel a passing fancy that would last only a few years. The decision reflects early doubts about rail transportation's permanence and impact on local towns.
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Lancaster
Ohio
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Wings OF the Navy
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Adolphe Menjou—King OF the Turf
Oce
Winthrop Quality Meat Shop
Magees Corner
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Tel
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Centre Street
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Nat’s Liquor Store
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