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The Winthrop Review

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Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1939

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Plant Rosa Rugosa to beautify Winthrop and ban ragweed

The Winthrop Flower and Property Owners Club urges residents to plant Rosa Rugosa as the town flower. The shrub withstands salt air and cold winds, blooms pink from June to October, and bears red fruit in fall. It forms screens and enhances parks, churches, and golf courses. April is planting time. orders go through chairman Roy Pigeon or Garden Clubs.

Winthrop Roy Pigeon

Hamilton Appointed Convention Delegate

Commodore George J. Hamilton of the Pleasant Park Yacht Club receives a letter from Governor Saltonstall notifying his appointment as a delegate to the Thirty-Fourth Convention of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington DC on March 23-24, 1939. The nomination comes on the suggestion of Commissioner William F. Callahan, Massachusetts Bay Yacht Clubs.

George J. Hamilton Pleasant Park Yacht Club Saltonstall Massachusetts Bay Yacht Clubs Winthrop Mass William F. Callahan National Rivers and Harbors Congress Mayflower Hotel Washington, D. C Leverett Saltonstall

Foreign Missionary Auxiliary celebrates 20th anniversary

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Auxiliary of the Methodist Church marks its 20th anniversary with a Sunday evening service at 7 30 in the Winthrop Methodist Church. Mrs Howard M LeSourd of Newton will speak, accompanied by a vested choir and organ solo, with congregational singing led by Mrs Leland G Floyd.

Woman’s Foreign Missionary Auxiliary of the Methodist Church United Missionary Societies Methodist Church Winthrop Howard M. LeSourd Newton Winthrop Woman’s Club

Winthrop Cemetery Board Elects Fred Gardner Smith Chairman

Fred Gardner Smith, ex Advisory Committee member, was chosen chairman of the Winthrop Board of Cemetery Commissioners at a meeting held last week.

Fred Gardner Smith Winthrop Board of Cemetery Commissioners

Dinner Honor To Walter G. Baker

A testimonial dinner will be given to Walter G. Baker chairman of the Board of Selectmen. The event will be at Odd Fellows Hall next Wednesday evening March 22. Tickets are one dollar.

Walter G. Baker Board of Selectmen Odd Fellows

Hospital Aid In Regular Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the Directors of the Hospital Aid of Winthrop Community Hospital was held on March 9, 1939 with 12 members present. The Purchasing Committee was authorized to purchase various supplies. A food sale was planned for March 25 at Belcher's Flowers Shop under chairmanship of Mrs. Arthur Gibby. Thirteen items were mended and twenty four new articles were handed in.

Winthrop Community Hospital Matthew C.walsh Belcher’s Arthur Gibby

Resignation of Rev R E Gilmore as Winthrop pastor

Rev R E Gilmore resigns after three years at Union Congregational Church Beach Winthrop having received a call from North Congregational Church of New Bedford The church committee selected him from 35 candidates and his departure increases church membership by over 100 during his tenure Action on the resignation will occur at a special meeting next Sunday

North Congregational Church New Bedford Winthrop R. E. Gilmore Union Congregational Church The Beach Gilmore North Congregational Church of Rev. Gilmore

Town Meeting to Consider 45 Articles Monday Evening

The annual town meeting will be held Monday in the Junior high gym to consider 45 articles including department budget requests. The Advisory Committee predicts a tax rate rise to about 29.75, a peak aided by planned borrowing unless recommendations are adopted. Salaries for town officials may be cut, sparking debate as the meeting aims to curb the rate before reaching thirty dollars.

Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Transportation Committee Board of Assessors Advisory Committee

Cottage Park Yacht Club Plans New Radio Fleet

The Cottage Park Yacht Club seeks to expand its fleet in Winthrop with radio boats financed through Willis J. Reid & Sons boatyard. The plan, officially linked to Pleasant Park Yacht Club, invites members to participate and promote recruitment for the club's special offer.

Cottage Park

Winthrop Endures Weekend Blizzard Strikes Town

Winthrop faced its worst March storm in the century as heavy snow blanketed streets. The Street Department kept plows running, traffic slowed but remained passable, and trains ran with a few hours disruption when a pole fell. High tides and winds caused surf and road washouts from Shirley Gut to Deer Island, stranding pumping plant workers.

Winthrop New England Fred Tewksbury Fritz Westlin Shore Drive Shirley St Shirley Gut Point Shirley Deer Island Metropolitan Sewage Station

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