Park seating boosts Ingleside Park capacity with bleachers
Through efforts of Principal Frederic Loomis and Park Board Chairman Carl H Wheeler Ingleside Park gains the Fort Banks bleachers adding 1200 seats. For high school athletics spectators will pay ten cents per seat at three home events Chelsea November 11 Woburn November 18 and Revere Thanksgiving Day. Users must present a bleacher ticket sold by students at all home games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic
Loomis
Carl H. Wheeler
Park Board
Fort Banks
Ingleside Park
Chelsea
Woburn
Revere
tHeans
Winthrop Projects Pass State Board
State board approval clears Winthrop construction plans in Woburn and Waltham for sewer trunk extension and public works. Projected expenditures include 134 570 for Abersona trunk sewer, 40 520 for PWweb projects, 45 420 for sanitary and storm sewers, and 35 800 for sidewalk work. Further reviews await Washington approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Waltham
Winthrop
Simars
Faner
Abersona
Winthrops Pubin
Washipeton
Requests for Help Start Coming to Aid Unemployed
The campaign to aid town unemployed in securing work is showing results as requests for men to perform various tasks come into the Review office. Gratifying progress is noted with opportunities for many types of jobs such as cleaning yards, washing windows, painting, and other duties helping these men earn a few dollars. The paper urges continued citizen participation to extend the labor effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feary
Fullerton Rushed to Hospital After Appendectomy
Local Chevrolet dealer Gordon G Fullerton was rushed to Community Hospital Sunday for an appendix operation shortly after his wife returned home from the same hospital where she underwent a similar procedure. Latest reports say Mr Fullerton is resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Fullerton
Filllerton
Haley of Winthrop Joins Harvard Football Rising Crimson Quarterback
Haley of Winthrop, former local high school and Worcester Academy star, joins Harvard as a varsity quarterback. He is rated by observers as Harvard's likely first team signal caller. The piece notes his participation in practice, his leadership, and compares him with other Harvard quarterbacks while hinting at upcoming games and the season outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bol
Haley
Winthrop
Worcester Academy
Star
Harvard
Toor
Hharward
Tony Sities
Tiene
Wismer
Dr Hartmere to be Buried Saturday
Dr Samuel J Hartmere 38 of 175 Pleasant street Winthrop died of a heart attack at home Wednesday. native of East Boston, Boston College high school graduate, Hobart College and Tufts Medical School MD. survived by mother and three siblings. funeral Saturday 10 am solemn high mass at St Johns Evangelist Winthrop. burial Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Hartmere
Pleasant Street
Winthrop
Boston City Hospital
Hartmere
Boston
Boston College High School
Hobart College
N.Y
Tufts Medical School
City Hospital
Commonwealth Avenue
University Club
Boston Kiwantis Club
Winthrop Knishis
Columbus
Annie Hartmere
Pleasant ~ Street
Henry Hartmere
Rossinale de Hit E
Mara G. Phetai
Red Cross Chapter Speaker Highlights Massachusetts Relief Efforts
The Winthrop American Red Cross chapter met at the Barn on Shirley Street with Margery Dakin Allen, MA Red Cross field rep, detailing relief work during disasters. She noted Massachusetts chapters total 59 and Winthrop ranking high in demonstrated aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Chapter
American Red Gi Srs
Shirley Streat
Margery Dakin Allen
Red Cross
Massachusetts
New England
Ahen
Winthrop
Community Chest Plan for Winthrop Draws Favorable Action
At a Monday meeting in the Town Hall Hearing Room Neo Partisan League officials voiced confidence that community support exists for a Community Chest Plan in Winthrop. A planning session and potential public gathering were discussed as organizers prepare for a broader effort. Continued coverage on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Ferest Qgani
Neo Partisan League
Conan
Bethany
Nile
Apeap
Will Broadcast No School Signal
The superintendent arranges a radio broadcast on WANAC and WET to explain a no school signal for Bremdlua area amid communication issues. Officials coordinate with stations to notify residents as schools determine closures due to the fire and weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neus Ath
WANAC
Bremdlua
Winchip
Storney Hyer
Rusuten
Brother of ex Mayor Nichols resigns deputy collector post
Woodiger Nichols, brother of former Boston Mayor Malcolm EO Nichols and noted Republican, resigns as deputy collector of Internal Revenue in the adits section. The move follows a notice handed in Monday to permit the new appointee to select his own successor as collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natheael
Woodiger
Malcolm EO Nichols
Boston
Nichols
Das
Saul
Tuberculin Test for Local Pupils Opens in Winthrop
The State Health Department begins a tuberculin test program in Winthrop to screen schoolchildren and preschoolers for tuberculosis. Enrollment is about 2205 in the district and applications are open to teachers and parents. The program starts Friday November 3 with information available from the Superintendent of Schools office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Microvedi
Pliosichis
Ofr
Winthrop
Department of “Health
Superintendent of Schools
Gibby urges state police aid for small towns
Former Selectman Arthur W. Gibby speaks to a large Non-Partisan League gathering in Town Hall Hearing Room. He criticizes plain clothes officers and advocates a state police force for short-term town needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Arthur W. Gibby
Republican League
Gibby
Conference planned for next Thursday at St John’s Parish House
Delegates will assemble November 9 at St John’s Episcopal Parish House for services and conferences. Reports from parishes cover three key accomplishments of district women and girls. An informal discussion aims to engage every woman in church work, led by Miss Jyva Corey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Parish House
Mitsnerite Thoms
Nevadlie
Gertrude Emery
Danenaa
Ehateh Throngh
Massachusetts Mattern
Jyva
Corey
Brookline
Armed Robbers Hold Up Walshs Drug Store at Main Street
Two gunmen entered Walshs Drug Store at 315 Main Street and forced Manager Edward Walsh to surrender about 200 dollars. They escaped in a waiting machine. Police link the robbery to similar hold ups in Revere and Lynnfield earlier the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Main Street
Edward Fe Walsh
Revere
Legion Plans Busy Armistice Week End
Winthrop Post No 146 American Legion maps a busy Armistice weekend with its fifteenth annual Armistice Ball on Friday November 10 at Elks Hall. The drum corps and band will join in the Armistice Day parade in Boston on November 11 and perform at the Elks Armistice Day initiation that evening. The ball is open to the public and will showcase local veterans organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Post
American Legion
Elks Hall
Boston
Post
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Winthrop Projects
State Board
Kuncheon
Ham
Tae Rhahen
Tas
Ay Pacrsttiedts
Teyievieg
Food Exchange
Ham’s Stores
Jem
G. G. Fullerton
TRUST
TAX Club
Vacation Club
Quarterback
Bob" Haley
Benjamin L. Whorf
Mrs
Harry Whorf
Fidet Bory
Curtis Oil CO
Redconse
Ruby Newman and His
Ritz-Carlton Orchestra
Winthrop Arms Hotel
Dr. Hartmere
Mani
Supt. E. R. Clarke
Tidewater Coal Company
Border ST
TELE
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
A. E. Whiptemore
Elks Ballroom
College City Orchestra
Bru
Barins
Totem
Legion
E.B
Colmar Tailoring and Cleansing CO
Maverick Sq
E. Boston
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