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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
2
Peter recounts Compton Parmalee’s chilling past and the doomed pursuit of Jim Hennepin. The tale uses desert footprints and a buried map to reveal Parmalee’s fear of discovery, the blackmailer’s curse, and a planned dangerous marriage to hide his crimes.
Peter reveals a scarred pursuit of a vanished man who revisits the Mescalero Pueblo two hundred miles from nowhere to reclaim Father Carlos map. Brena faces the truth as the seeker reappears and the desert looms, close to a climactic moment. (To be Continued) GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL NOTES record rally details and awards in Winthrop.
The Winthrop Chapter American Red Cross met Oct 28 at Osborne Hall with record attendance. Highlights included work in the Dental Clinic, Salvage Shop, Junior Department and Production, 1328 dental operations and 723 fillings in 1924-25, and calls for 30,000 sweaters for troops. Directors elected for three years and speakers from New England Division noted.
Owners are urged to obtain 1926 auto registration assistance from Daniel J. Honan proprietor of D J Honan Co on Pauline Street next to the Fire House. Honan, former assistant manager of the Automobile Registry, offers 1926 registration blanks and plate services and invites Winthrop motorists to seek guidance on registration licensing and operator matters.
A Scandinavian hotel window view misread a foreign sign. The phrase Dam Bad Rum appeared misleading as an advertisement but actually signified that baths for ladies were provided at the opposite building. The item illustrates how non English notices can deceive unskilled observers.
The Review acknowledges omissions of several organizations including the Woman's Reserve Corp Point Shirley Clam Club Monday Club Thursday Ten Felicity Club and Young Woman's Guild Episcopal and invites readers to report any others for publication.
Mrs Fenton reported clothesline thieves stripping wash early Tuesday. Wm J Irwin found his car missing after stopping nearby and notified police around 1 am. Firefighters reported a fire in a car on Nevada Street which Irwin later confirmed as his vehicle. The Bread and Pie Shop on Somerset Ave sold last Monday to Winthrop ladies. Everybodys Cash Market changed hands with Sam Dobby purchasing the market.
Mrs. Alice C. Pike long time resident died at 104 Locust Street after a long illness. Known as Alice C. McDonald a nurse specializing in children's cases. Married to Albert F. Pike by Fr. Griffin on April 2 1923. Funeral held Tuesday at St John the Evangelist Church at 9 with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
The Court of Honor surprised the Oak Troop with a delightful Hallowe en party featuring a Chamber of Horrors and regular games. Guests acted as judges for a drum and bugle contest won by Scout D Browne as drummer with J Flaxman and F Glaser as buglers. Buglers played Taps before dismissal.
An elderly mother counsels a young housewife to view interruptions as opportunities. She argues life is full of interruptions and each ring or knock can be useful, from helping neighbors to civic work or pleasant news. The piece urges gratitude for interruptions and compares them to stage entrances.
Parties and weddings served with Ham's Ice Cream. see Ham's Specials on Page 8. For expert information on real estate contact Ella Abbott at 151 Cottage Park Rd.
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