Fathers to Blame for No Schoolhouses
A town meeting last Monday addressing a $18 000 increase for school accommodations drew little concern from residents as to housing for children. Only 31 attended. 32 had shown before. The Advisory Committee recommended indefinitely postponing the article, suggesting temporary housing for the coming year and possible use of emergency funds. The meeting adjourned at 8 35 with plans for another session. the Committee chair argued the work could not be done with the current appropriation and urged the full amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Davison
Preston B. Churchill
Edgar F. Power
Dean G. Freeman
Alfred Tewksbury
Leon Guptill
Albert S. Smith
Harry W. Aiken
Elmer E. Dawson
Frank F. Cook
Albert
N. Waddell
Davison
Chatraint Dawson
Elmer B. Dawson
Jurors Drawn for May 17 Superior Court Session
Eight jurors were drawn at a selectmen meeting last Monday night to serve in the Superior Court Civil Session on May 17. The list includes Edmund Belcher of 90 Atlantic Street James Brennan 90 Winthrop Street Frank Capen 30 Atlantic Street Frank Cook 365 Shirley Street James Dunney 62 Temple Avenue William Smythe 77 Cottage Avenue Charles Whitney 90 Cottage Avenue and Lester Whittemore 71 Winthrop Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Edmund R. Belcher
Atlantic St
James M. Brennan
Winthrop St
Frank L. Capen
Frank D. Cook
Shirley St
James Dunney
Temple Av
William H. Smythe
Cottage
Charles H. Whitney
Lester B. Whittemore
Ivey Welcome at Winthrop First Church Reception
Wednesday evening an informal reception honored Rev. and Mrs. John L. Ivey at First M E Church Winthrop. Miss Helen Goldsmith presented roses from the Ladies Ald to Mrs Ivey. About 250 people greeted the new minister. The program featured piano solo by Mrs. Lucille Math Winthrop Mayor Harry Wright and speeches by Rev Ralph J Haughton and Rev R W Savage praising the church and urging support for the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Ivey
M. E. Church
Winthrop
Helen Goldsmith
Killarney
Ald
Ivey
George Burns
Burns
Harry Wright
Iveys
R. W. Savage
Unitarian Church
Men Meet at Armory on Court Road with Captain Ames
A group gathered at the old Armory building on Court Road where they met the authorized officer Captain Chester Ames. The encounter appears routine with no reports of incident or conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Armory
Court Rd
Chester Ames
Movement gathers ex service men in Winthrop drive
Lieut. Mel Colson aided the effort, familiar to Winthrop residents as a former member of the Machine Gun Company. Several ex service men joined the cause and others who wished to help were present to support the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel. Colson
Winthrop
Our Good Old Machine Gun Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winthrop Trust Company
Beacon Trust CO
Milk St
Boston
Winthrop Co-Operative Bank
A. BE. Whittemore
Winthrop Savings Bank
Treasure
Burton-Farber Coal Co
Winthrop Center Station
Gibbons
Elliot
Whittier
Washington St
M. A. Cuseck Snere AV
Basco
Scheole
Committee On In
Henry E. Keough Co
Pauline ST
Tel
New England
Catlin & Pelham
State St
Mass
George D. B. Catlin
Charles F. Pelham
Frederick C. Adams
J. H. Holmes, D.D.S
O. W Holmes, D.M.D
J. H. Holmes Winthrop
D. W. Holmes
Beach
W. F. Stover
Winthrop Beach
Tomr
Piano Solo
Mrs
Lucille Math
Ralph J. Haughton
Union Congregational Church
Doris Cook
Col
Benj. B. Shedd
Capt. Ames
John J. Ivey
Chester E. Ames
Godfrey Studio
Lieut
Melvin E. Colson
Benj. F. Drew
Woodside Ave
Lamb
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