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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

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Camp Powow Opens Six Week Season For Bay Shore Scouts

Camp Powow in Amesbury Massachusetts opens its fourteenth season on Tuesday July 5 welcoming Bay Shore Council scouts including Winthrop. Staff features veterans like Harry Twomey Philip Johnson Albert Lalime Alexander Walker Hector Rafuse and Paul Noren with new member Daniel Wormwood. The camp spans about thirty acres with two island camps on Tuxbury Pond and a canoe friendly Powow River. Facilities include thirteen cabins a mess hall a hospital and a main lodge with athletic fields courts and rings. Health and safety are emphasized with Arthur Johnson Red Cross supervision for the hospital and Dr Mudge on call in Amesbury. Waterfront lifeguards led by Clarence C Moore supervise water activities while fitness tests help tailor activities. Meals are prepared by Mr and Mrs Moran noted for Sunday chicken dinners and Mike Morans famous ice cream.

Powow Scouts of the Bay Shore Council, Inc Winthrop Harry Twomey Philip Johnson Albert Lalime Alexander Walker Hector Rafuse Paul Noren Daniel Wormwood Swampscott Paul Dwyer Ass’t Amesbury Massachusetts Whittier Country Tuxbury Pond Wich Powaw Whittier Garipay Memorial Hospital Pine Grove Arthur Johnson Red Cross Mudge Clarence C. Moore Moran Mike” Moran Les

Sunday Services at First Church of Christ Scientist

Sunday evening services will be held during July and August at 7 30 in the First Church of Christ Scientist 165 Winthrop St All are welcome to attend.

Church of Christ, Scientist Winthrop St

Plan Meeting To Adopt Town Flower In Winthrop

Winthrop plans a July 7 meeting to discuss adopting a town flower or plant program as part of a New England beautification drive. Mrs Renee Nash Hamilton leads the effort inviting residents to share views at 8 PM in the Town Hall Hearing Room.

New England New York South California Texas Winthrop Renee Nash Hamilton

Night Before the Fourth Ladies Night at Pleasant Park Yacht Club

The Pleasant Park Yacht Club hosts its annual Night Before the Fourth Ladies Night on Sunday evening. Members and their wives and families are invited for a turkey supper entertainment and dancing at the clubhouse.

Pleasant Park Yacht Club

Winthrop Lodge Elks Observe First Anniversary Banquet

Winthrop Lodge of Elks marked its 31st anniversary with a banquet at the Elks Home last Saturday. John R. Sullivan chaired the committee and received praise for arrangements. Toastmaster Rep Daniel J. Honan introduced Andrew A. Biggio who thanked Charter Members as honored guests.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Elks John R. Sullivan Eugene Cronin

Winthrop Yacht Club Carnival Planned as Busy Event

Indications from recent meetings show the Winthrop Yacht Club Carnival to be the busiest and most interesting yet. Commodore David M. Wiseley leads a strong committee with Vice Commodore Richard Tewksbury and Rear Commodore Gordon Nelson arranging a visitor reception. Band concerts run three nights from 8 to 10, with door prizes every fifteen minutes.

Winthrop Yacht Club David M. Wiseley Richard Tewksbury Gordon Nelson

Winthrop Post Hosts Three Day Independence Carnival

Winthrop Post No 146 American Legion opens a four day celebration on July 1 at Edward B Newton School grounds featuring a three mile road race, fireworks and prizes including a 1988 Plymouth Coach plus cash awards. Various amusements, concerts by local bands, treasure hunts and an amateur show are planned with community leaders coordinating the events.

Winthrop Post No. 146 American Legion Edward B. Newton Paulinest Plymouth Winthrop Squadron Sons of the Legion Band Winthrop Winthrop Center Ross F. Batchelder Legion John F. McNeil SVC Carnival Committee

Services Held for Mrs. C. H. Lane

Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine H. Lane wife of Judge Patrick J. Lane associate justice of the East Boston court were held at St John the Evangelist Church with a high mass of requiem. Survived by husband twins Everett H. Lane and Edward L. Lane and daughter Edna P. Lane all attorneys. resident of the town for many years.

Catherine H. Lane Patrick J. Lane East Boston Court Washington Ave St. John the Evangelist Church

Harvard Honors John Whorf with Degree

John Whorf, a Winthrop native and noted watercolor artist, received an honorary degree from Harvard College during last week’s graduation exercises. The award honors his national and international fame in art. he resides in Brookline with his family.

John Whorf Harvard Harvard College Winthrop Sarah EK Harry C. Whorf Somerset Ave Mr. Whorf Brookline

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