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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
2
The piece describes headlights as a major danger to night motorists and pedestrians. It likens approaching beams to two moons and warns drivers may not stop for blinding glare, despite cautions and crusades against the glare.
The piece notes a brisk summer rise in activity across stores, factories, and railroads. It cites rising wages and increased car loadings as indicators of revived commerce and consumer demand. It highlights confidence from seasonal adoption of goods like furniture and autos, with many returning to work and production near peak summer levels.
The fragment discusses recurring human failings from ancient empires to modern nations, warning that selfishness and pride erode societies. It contrasts past conquerors with Rome and Greece, noting cultural destruction and the fragility of collective virtue across eras.
Mr and Mrs Alfred J Ing recount a May 1933 voyage from Boston to England aboard the Britannic with stops in Galway, Cobh, and Liverpool. They describe calm seas, daily entertainment, excellent food and service, and visits to numerous towns and historic sites including Newstead Abbey, Nottingham Castle, Sherwood Forest, Dukeries, Bolton Abbey, and Isle of Man.
A poetic reminiscence on a Brooklet wedding between Greene and Mann. The piece meditates on seasons, aging, and enduring friendship as life flows from spring to winter. It evokes memories of youth, shared paths, and a faith-filled salute to love beyond death.
Frank Rentz from Madison, born blind, received an eye operation at two, had animal eye grafts, learned to control his eyes, and earned a University of Wisconsin Law School diploma at age twenty four. The piece links his progress to broader scattered notes from the era.
The Burdett College fall term exercises at Tremont featured graduates and new business administration courses. President Fred O H Burdett oversaw the event where students including Winthrop Edward My Chyse and Gordon Strang were noted, with the term beginning September 5.
At the Century of Progress fair the Firedtone Factory and Exhibition Building featuring a Singing Color Fountain attracts large crowds. Harvey S. Firestone showcases tire making with automatic machines and patented processes, drawing millions to see the modern tire machinery in action. The event includes industry demonstrations and surrounding fair attractions as visitors tour the displays.
Mrs. Forward wore white organdie with peach sash for a ceremony at the Point Loma church. The maid of honor Fane Waldheim of Norwood and bridesmaids Margery Forward and others wore white organdie with ice green sashes. The wedding party included best man Robert Forward and ushers Joseph Kuebler Jr Riley Ivin Paul Porter John Crabill. After the ceremony a Cliff House reception featured pastel peonies delphinium and Canterbury bells. The couple will reside in San Diego after Sept 1 following a Banff Lake Louise trip.
Frances Geraldine Goodwin and John Clifford Rowan were married in a June 28 ceremony at St John the Evangelist Church Winthrop. The bride wore white mousseline de soie with orange blossoms and carried roses and lilies. Guests included family members from Winthrop and nearby Newburyport with a reception at the Chiff House.
A group of independent garage owners from Everett Chelsea Winthrop and surrounding towns formed the Independent Garage Men to promote honesty and integrity in repairs. They aim for elevated standards, collective buying, and joint advertising while meeting bi monthly at the American Legion Building in Revere. Charter members include Walter G Baker Service Station and Leightons Service Station among others.
Catherine F Atwood a retired Boston schoolteacher died Friday at her home in Winthrop Mass The service was held Sunday afternoon at First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal The late Mrs Atwood had taught for many years in the Cape Cod area and Boston schools leaving a lengthy teaching career behind
A reflective Winthrop column extols the town as an all around playground with beaches green lawns and gardens while noting summer heat in Boston and suburbs. The piece observes civic mood changes income taxes and local welfare efforts and urges reader participation in government and community events like a Legion carnival and Fourth of July planning.
The piece argues that business should settle its own disputes without courts and government, urging more backbone and self regulation. It suggests the nation relies too much on departments and boards, and praises a shift toward private governance for business and the public.
Rev. C Oscar Ford D D minister leads summer schedule at First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal Holy Communion reception of new members and a Friday prayer service at eight in the evening with Sunday worship program noted.
Statement from Guy H. Lothrop Jr expresses gratitude for publicity and public support for the Children Day Outing. He thanks merchants and townspeople who contributed time and money, acknowledging a grand day for the kids and the league’s appreciation.
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