Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Banquet and Events
Next Monday evening the Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club will hold its annual banquet at the Westmin ster. Miss Rose B Sullivan chairs the event and has planned a fine program. Weekly whist parties occur Fridays in St Johns Hall hosted by Mrs Julia Horrigan and Miss Susan Hasson. A surprise party for Miss Sullivan at 99 Main St featured a sapphire and pearl bracelet from the executive board. Refreshments were served by hostess Miss Madeline Cochrane.
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Westminster
Rose B. Sullivan
Tel. Ocean
St. John’s Hall
Julia Horrigan
Susan Hasson
Main St
Blanche Hayes
Miss Sullivan
Madeline Cochrane
Townsend Sails for England for Summer Travel
Miss Lillian Townsend a third grade teacher at Center School sailed for England last Sunday with her father and will spend the summer traveling in England and on the continent.
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Lillian Townsend
Center School
England
Unitarian ministers attend Boston May meeting
Rev. Sidney S. Robins of Ann Arbor and Rev. Ralph M. Harper travel to Boston for the May gathering of the American Unitarian Association. Also noted are piano tuning services by Joseph Bernhardt and a Springfield visit by Colonial Chapter Eastern Star representatives Mr and Mrs Hunt Mrs Joshua Remby and Miss Elizabeth Davis. A Happiwork Pastime Package is promoted for rainy days at Ham's Stores.
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Sidney S. Robins
First Unitarian Church
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ralph M. Harper
American Unitarian Association
Boston
Colonial Chapter
the Order of Eastern Star
Springfield
Hunt
Joshua Remby
P. M
Elizabeth Davis
Mr. Hunt
Fred Knell
Knell
N. E. Willis
Jack Knell
Winthrop
Miss Spence
Richard Whorf
Call on Tablers Dutch Girl at Ham's Centre Store
A Saturday evening event invites patrons to view Tablers Dutch Girl at Ham's Centre Store. The special display emphasizes new lines and seasonal goods available for the weekend.
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Ham
Telephone Operators Observe Mothers Day in Ocean Exchange Tribute
Ocean Exchange operators marked Mothers Day with a first time demonstration led by Miss Mae Vaughan. Mothers gathered in the Madison Avenue building reception room for readings, a welcome address by District Manager Arthur Ledwith, and a committee service with refreshments and rose gifts.
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Ocean Exchange
Mae HE. Vaughan
Madison Av
Paterle Kirby
Edna McNeil
Reading
Blanche F. McDonoghue
Arthur Ledwith
Man Rescued After Gas, Self Harm Attempt at Tewksbury St
Police and Fire units responded to a false alarm at 46 Tewksbury Street when James Barker attempted self harm by turning on gas and cutting his wrists. He was taken to Community Hospital for treatment by Dr. C. F. Mahoney and reportedly recovered by Sunday.
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Tewksbury St
Quick
Wells
Butler
James Barker
C. F.mahoney
Jim
Barker
Town Meeting Articles on Budgets and Water Department
Town Meeting continues with Article 8 seeking funds to repair Grovers are. Article 4 proposes including the Water Department in the municipal budget after January 1, 1926 and limiting expenditures to appropriated amounts. Article 5 asks for water rates and rents set to cover maintenance and operating costs. Article 6 requests salaries for Water Commissioners.
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Water Commissioners
Water Dept
Frigidaire Now Handled by a Winthrop Concern
The Henry BE. Keough Co. of Winthrop becomes the local dealer for Frigidaire units serving Revere East Boston Winthrop and Chelsea. Trained technicians conduct factory service and installation with several completed in the territory.
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Henry BE. Keough Co
Winthrop
Revere
Boston
Chelsea
Counting the Stars at Naval Observatory Reveals Brightness Limit
The naval observatory reports photographs of the entire heavens showing stars as faint as magnitude 17 and 18. Using photographic plates, researchers can count or determine the total number of stars bright enough to appear on the plates.
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Naval Observatory
Extraordinary Nature Moderates Mind and Speech in Anger
A reflective line notes that restraining anger and speaking calmly is a mark of rare character and self control. It emphasizes patience, inner balance, and disciplined behavior as signs of high nature.
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Anna W. Cook
Annie
Pa Simmons
Sadie Bloom
Henry Simmons
Uncle Henry
Francis T. Lithgow
Roger Shields
John Martin
Donald Swift
Letty
Gay Lothoro
Chester
Chester, Whom He Believed Had Really Had A Love Affair With His Letty
William Baker
Glossary of Anglo-Saxon and Old Saxon from Epinal fragment
A glossary dating to the end of the seventh century is preserved at Epinal France. It is said to have been written after the Moyen Moutier abbey Lenones origin.
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Epinal
France
Moyen Moutier Abbey
Lenones
Temperamental Leading Lady Faces Jealousy Storm
In a provocative backstage exchange a temperamental leading actress denies an on set head injury but admits a surge of jealousy sparked by seeing numerous other stars. The dialogue hints at strife within a production and the stresses of fame.
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Homer
Candy Shop
Winthrop Street
Homer Theatre
Winthrop Cash Market
Magee'’S Cor. Tel
Ocean
Leg
Lam Lamb
Wegener Delicatessen
Somerset Ave
Winthrop Centre
Crest Ave
Winthrop Highlands
Fred H. Wegener
N. Downs & Son
Locust Street
Mass
Oakland
Crest Avenue
Col. Revere St
WM. A. Byrne
WM. H. Gibbons
Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club
Joseph Bernhardt
Tel
Geo. Wales
Annie Hillberg
Adelaide V. Robicheau
Helen Bell
Viola Stanwood
Josephine Walsh
May Halligan
Ethel Quirk
Helen Boushell
Blanche F. Donoghue
Fire Department
Town Meeting
Frigidaire
A Winthrop Concern
Mickie
Hesperus
Bae “Aan
RTA
Review
Winthrop Theatres
Thomas Meighan
Lila Lee
Pn the Review
B. F. Keith
Vaudeville
Claire Windsor
Bert Roach
William Haines
Lucille Rickson
News Weekly
Patsy Ruth Miller
Ben Alexander
Matt Moore
Mary Carr
Pathe
Love’ News Weekly
Doris Kenyon
Ian Keith
Mary Astor
Playfellow Association
Battling
Orioles
Glenn Tryon
Clara J. Paine
Winthrop ST
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