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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1934

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Boston Concert Highlights Young Musicians and Chorals

In Jordan Hall Boston on Sunday March 4 Mr Fabien Sevitzky conducted the Young Musicians Orchestra and Choral Ensemble in a well chosen program. Soloists included Dorothy Henderson Elizabeth Allen and Theodore Podnos with works by Mozart Beethoven Rachmaninoff. Podnos, a 14 or 15 year old violinist from Winthrop, drew praise for his Mozart concerto performance.

Fabien Sevitzky Jordan Hall Boston Beethoven Mozart Rachmaninoff Orand H Per “Romeo and Santaioe Winthrop Dorothy Henderson Lowell Road Elizabeth Ahen Cottage Park Road Theodore _H._Podnos Pr Grovers Avenue Win Coyce Podnos

Final Report On Unemployment By Board Of Selectmen

At the final 1933-34 meeting Chairman John J. Murray reported on the Unemployment Committee. About 42 citizens and 12 clubs contributed. $1469.82 raised, $1304.90 expended on pro jéés. groceries valued over $2000 distributed via house to house canvass. six tons of pork three tons of flour one ton of beans and more than a ton of butter and other items valued about 16008 distributed with weekly commodities totaling about 306. The committee collaborates with Boy Scouts on furniture drives and has distributed Federal coal valued at about $500 weekly through January. coal distribution will continue through May 1.

Board of Selectmen John J.murray Boy Scouts

Non Partisan League Dance Planned in Winthrop Elks Ballroom

The Non Partisan League schedules a March 16 dance in Winthrop Elks Ballroom with Ruby Newman’s orchestra and Sam Eisman, arranged tables, and festive St Patrick’s Day decor. Organizer William F Dealy reports strong advance ticket sales and urges reservations with League officers.

Winthrop Newman William F. Dealy Ars Dealy Eague

Winthrop Boys Rescued From Drifting Ice by Police

Four Winthrop boys aged 12 to 15 were saved from drifting on a cake of salt ice off Point Shirley. Patrolmen Leroy Coffin and Matthew Northrup waded into the icy water and threw a rope, pulling Rudolph Pollard John Moran Ralph Stolpe to shore. The youths had been playing tiddledy bend ers on the ice when it broke, drifting toward the channel. Residents alerted police, who responded without a boat option.

Winthrop Rudolph Pollard Pebble Avenue John Moran Ralph Harbor Avenue Douglas Stolpe Prospect Street Point Shirley Leroy Coffin Matthew Northrup

Champion dog Kid Boots Ace Stolen. owner seeks return

Louis Rudginsky of 160 Grovers Avenue reported his champion terrier Kid Boots Ace was taken from a Chicago show area. A caller demanded $500 for the dog's return, with no further contact after the ransom call. The thief also took the carried hamper used to transport the dog.

Louis Rudginsky Grovers Avenue Chicago Ace Rudginsky

Father and Son Night at Winthrop Lodge Elks March 14

Winthrop Lodge of Elks plans a Father and Son Night in the clubhouse on Wednesday March 14 with entertainment arranged by Past Exalted Ruler Frederick J Hogan. The program features a Harvard football talk by Head Coach Eddie Casey two boxing films a Carnera Schaff bout and the Schmelling Stribling 15 round match plus boxers and wrestlers. Also highlighted is a magic program by Winthrop magician Cal Dc No one with insights into magic challenges and psychology of performing.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Frederick J. Hogan Eddie Casey Harvard Winthrop Hans Dc Cal

Hearing March 16 on widening Shirley Gut in Boston

Representative Daniel J. Honan reports a public hearing set for Friday March 16 at 2 PM in Room 190 Post Office Building Boston. The hearing, arranged by the United States Engineering Corps, aims to hear residents on dredging and widening Shirley Gut and seeks broad participation from Winthrop citizens.

Daniel J. Honan William P. Connery, Jr Post Office Building Boston United States Engineering Corps Shirley Gut Honan Winthrop

New E B Tunnel to Open in May Under Harbor

Boston prepares to open a $19,000,000 traffic tunnel under the harbor in May. The tunnel will connect downtown Boston with East Boston and the North Shore motor routes and has been under construction for three years with engineers estimating an opening this spring.

Boston East Boston North Shore

Re Counts To Be Held Next Week

Close election margins spark possible recounts for Assessor Board of Selectmen and Moderator. Arthur M MacCarthy filed for recount after losing by 12 votes to Oliver Green. Blandford and Muldoon supporters may file as well. Clerk notes timing to be decided, with potential recount scheduled for Monday night or Saturday afternoon March 17.

Arthur M., MacCarthy Oliver Green Sidney E. Blandford Board of Selectmen Frederick J. Muldoon Blandford Pigeon Donald McLeod

Atkinson Elected Chairman of Board

The newly elected Board of Selectmen held its first meeting Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. They were sworn in by Town Clerk McLeod and began functioning at 4:35 p.m. Leonard Atkinson was elected chairman with appointments of Charles A. Hagman as Clerk, Timothy S. Mahaney as Superintendent of Streets, John J. Kennedy as Superintendent of Sewers, Joseph Poor as Superintendent of Fire Alarm Systems, and Mrs. Marion Johnson as Supervisor of Public Welfare.

Board of Selectwench McLeod Leonard €. Atkinson Charles A. Hagman Timothy Mahaney John J. Kennedy Joseph Poor Marion~ Johnson

Additional $25,000 Allocated for Winthrop CWA Projects

John Murray Federal Administrator for Winthrop CWA and PWA work reports that an extra $25,000 has been allocated to Winthrop for Civil Works Administration projects this week. The notice confirms funds designated to ongoing local public works programs.

John “J. Murray Winthrop Cwa PWA Winthrop

Davison Defeats Muldoon for Moderator in Tight Race

The annual town election produced a record high turnout with many close contests. Joseph K. Davison defeated Frederic J. Muldoon for Moderator by 62 votes while Green beat MacCarthy for Assessor by 12. Other tight finishes occurred for Selectmen Health and Library Trustee positions as precinct results shifted late.

Davison Muldoon Green MacCarthy Joseph. Kk. Davison Frederic J. Muldoon Board of Selectmen Board of Health Selectmen Léonard C. Atkinson William C. Walsh Roy W. Pigeon Sidney E. Blandford Pigeon Fisher O'Donnell Gillespie Ruskin Grandin Stevens Monahan Flye Whittier Whorf Hubbard Thomas White Henry Moynihan Harry “Aiken Donald McLeod Planning Board Ralph K. Burns Fred H. Clark Frank S. Farquhar Michael I. Grimes Clyde H. Heath Winthrop Divic Association Republican League Winthrop Cive ‘Association

Musical Comedy Behind The Scenes at Elks Ballroom

The musical comedy Behind The Scenes will be presented April 3 and 4 at the Elks Ballroom by members of the Richard Metcalf Post Now 1664 Veterans of Foreign Wars. The cast includes Gertrude Russell Helen Wyke Betty Brown Estellé Buschena Irene Bumps Russell Younger John Collins Victor Dalquist Herman Shanbeck Thomas Brown John McCarthy Louis L Palmer with a large list of fanmakers and supporting players. Director Scott Palmer leads rehearsals as the show promises catchy numbers spectacular effects and new costumes. Tickets are selling quickly and booster sheet has drawn strong response in the Review.

Elks’ Ballroom Richard Metcalf Winthrop Aude “Scott Palmer Gertrude Russell Helen Wyke Betty Brown Estellé Buschena Irene Bumps Russell Younger John’ Collins Victor Dalquist Herman Shanb Eck Thomas Brown John McCarthy Louis L. Palmer Louise Brown Paula Brown Eileen Collins Marie Cahill Margaret Cahill Margaret Cudosca Jean Donaldson Helen Dalquist Ruth Dennis Inez Hileen Halligan Eleanor Hinckley Marie Koutrouba Wilfrid Johnson Jeanette Lindsay Dorothy Lindsay Marjorie Larson Elaine ‘Moriarty Claire McGlaughlin Doris McLaughlin Eleanor McCormack William Murphy Gertrude McKinley Doris’ Matthews Virginia O’néil Mary O'Neil Joan T O’ Shea George Russell Charles “Budge ‘Shannon Ruth Shaneck Herman Shaneck Marilan Shore

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Theodore H. Podnos John J. Murray Ham Ham’s Castenlas Winthrop Beach —Centré Highlands Winthrop Trust Company Winthrop, Mass SOA Frese Begis Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Savings Department Elk’s Hall Father and Son Lodge of Elks E. B Nat Shirley Street Winthrop Co-operative Bank Andy Whittemore Atkinson Walsh William H. Walsh Leonard C. Atkenson Roy Gene Walsh Ty Oh. Lothrop, Jr Lewis B Pierce Hugh McK Hewitt Charles Colton Paul Howard George Gillooly Frank W. Tucker Mhlard F.smith Arthur M. MacCarthy William B.welton George Rowe Edward Sargent Melbourne Bo Tewksbury Old and New Episcopal Parish House Wf.w. Post
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