Tax auction notices for Winthrop parcels in Suffolk 1941
The Collector of Taxes lists parcels in Winthrop Massachusetts to be taken for non payment of 1940 taxes. Named owners include Murray Beveridge, Max and Israel Boyarsky, Chelsea Trust Company, Edwin A Cobb, John E Dwyer, Jennie Eastman, Charles Foote, Sadie Glantz and others with parcel sizes and lot references. Actions scheduled for May 16 1941 at 10 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Murray Beveridge
Estelle K. Beveridge
Pleasant Street
Murray V. Beveridge
Gladys E. Tangard
Chelsea Trust Company
Park Avenue
Michael F. Kelly
Olivia Haddie
John Farrell
Benjamin D.robinson
Edwin A. Cobb
Triton Avenue
Undine Avenue
Court of Land Registration
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Land Court
Shirley Street
Suffolk Registry—of Deeds
Jennie E. Eastman
Cottage Park ‘Road
Willis T. Holmes
Sadie Glanz
Pauline Street
Dalla Rocciolo
Sally Kline
George C. Woods
Paine Street
Carl I. Nelson
Crowned Sovereign Queen crowned at Trinity Church Boston
Sunday at 4 o clock p m at Trinity Church Boston Alice M Kirkpatrick wife of James F Kirkpatrick and daughter of Mrs A J Youn was crowned sovereign queen of the Fleur de Lis order The ceremony featured regalia red green and white decorations Maids and maidens in full dress and Francis Hartford of Winthrop served as chief herald Delegations from many states attended and a St Johns choir piece closed the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Boston
Order
Francis Hartford
Winthrop
Hart
Mr. Harper
St. John’s
Lord
Lucy French
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Richard Rossman
Trinity
John ‘Hull
St. Ann’s Church
Revere
Hadley N. Williams
Church of Our Saviour
Cliftondale
Morris Arnold
St. John’s Church
Saugus
States
Winthrop Newsroom Snippets and Social Notes
Local column recalls Winthrop personalities visiting in the South and back home in cold weather. Mentions Miss Gertrude Baker’s birthday party, Ethel Moore returning to work after illness, and a birthday telegram from the Class of ’37. Notes Junior Brotherhood dance attendance, Boy Scouts fund drive, and Minstrel Revue tryouts at K of C Hall and Legion Dugout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Baker
Priscilla Bliss
K. of C. Hall
Legion
Captain Caddigan
Prichard
Winthrop
Charlie Farrell
Bob Remer
Prichard High School
Andover
First Church of Winthrop Service Schedule
The Methodist First Church of Winthrop lists 9:45 a m Church School 11:00 a m Nursery and Morning Worship with meditation on The Remission of Sin Holy Communion 6:30 p m Young People's Forum 6:30 p m Epworth League 7:30 p m Evening Worship Sermon The Prophet of Love Friday 8:00 p m Church Night and Bible Hour minister notes fellowship enlargement Public invited to attend these services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bélmont Hill
Carl W. Malley
Young
People’s Forum
John Brown
Epworth League
Prophet of Love
Shawls Spread From Napoleonic Campaign To European Style
Shawls known as Shawis entered European fashion over a century ago after Napoleon's campaigns. Soldiers allegedly carried them home as gifts, helping popularize the garment in court circles and city wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Napoleon
Scout Campaign Progress in Winthrop Effort
The Winthrop campaign reports 85 local Boy Scouts distributed 4800 campaign circulars to every home in one hour under District Commissioner John Flinn. Citizens may donate via check or money order to the Winthrop Boy Scout Fund at the Winthrop Trust Company, with a $2000 goal set to be reached by May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flinn
Winthrop
Catholic Action Club Hosts Ships Haven Evening
The Catholic Action Club held a large gathering at Ships Haven with Monsignor Richard J. Quinlan among dignitaries. A Costume Ball followed at St John’s Hall with George Moynihan and Frances Scoziello winning top prizes. Annette Maynard hosted the Sunday Evening Study Group on April 27 providing lunch and gifts to all members including Fathers Sullivan McInnis and Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Richard J. Quinlan
Eather Sullivan
Father McInnis
Father Walsh
Joseph Higginbottom
Richard Cox
St. John’s Hall
George Moynihan
Frances Scoziello
Ruth Lloyd
Dick Farren
Annette Maynard
Father Sullivan
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Office OF the Collector OF Taxes
Max
Israel Boyarsky
Wave Way
John E. Dwyer
Ocean ‘View Street
Charles R. Foote
Court Road
Sadie Glant
Woodside Avenue
Suf
Angelo Grande
Quincy Avenue
Stanley Cliff
Lot E
Libro
Edward A. Greenberg
Coral Avenue
Suffolk Registry of
Frank B. Greene
Winthrop Shore Drive
Guernsey Real Estate Trust
Winthrop Street
Theresa Horan
Dora DeCastro Jimenez
Grovers Avenue
Temple Avenue
Joseph Kaplan
River Road
Annie E. Keane
Angelo Koutrouba
Whitman and Howard
Civil Engineers
Board of Assessors
Fannie-Lerner
Cross Street
Almont Street
Elizabeth G. Lind
Fred ‘Lind
Alice M. Lind
Cutler Street
Mary McPherson
Revere Street
Jenny’ Manufactur- Co
Mary E. Regan
Mary—E. Regan
William and
Jessie S. Thacker
Annie V. Doyle
Dennis
Duldigs
Main Street
Pleasanton Road
John J
Margaret M. Patten
Sagamore Avenue
Mary A. Pimental
Ursula L. Madruga
Maria C. Rebello
Locust Street
Georgia
T. Plakins
Trident Avenue
Realty Incorporated
Olga Sklarow
Beach
Edith D
Bates Avenue
Bridget Miller
Horace Townsend
Perkins Street
Sarah T. Treanor
Crystal Cove Avenue
Nicholas and
Irene Tulipani
Wilshire Street
Irene’ Tulipani
Eyhole
John Harper
Jackie Budreau
South
Bing
Capitol Theatre
Lynn
Eye
Junior Brotherhood
Clayton Grainger
Gilbert Stuart
California
Hollywood
Ethel Moore
Pete
Nut and Bolt School
O'Neil
Junior
Metcalf Square
Aork
Fin
Peg
Bill Genovese
Cosmans
Pleasant St
Camp Edwards
Boy Scouts
K. of C
Miss O'Keefe
John Nolan
Sargents Stein
Marcey
Connelly
Brother Lynch
Julia
Alice Visall
British West Indies
Honduras
S. S. Annapolis
I. Cc. U
Mother
Lewis’ Cafe
Lewis
Lewis’ Hotel and Cafe
Boulevard
Boulevard Theatre
TEL
Mrs. Lewis
B. U. Glee Club
Boston’ University
James R. Houghton
Iself
New England
Paul E. Simpson
Glee Club
George Blair Jr
Robert Litchfield
Jack Budreau
Robert Graves
First Church OF
Methodist
Kelfer
Scout Campaign
Catholic Action Club
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