29 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1929
Page
1
An annual gathering of local Knights will be held on December 6 at Elks Hall. Members are invited to attend a community social with ceremonies and remarks from local leaders.
One off Cottage Park becomes a menace to locals as hulks and yachts line the harbor. All vessels from summer racing season were towed to an island and burned under orders to clear the waterway.
The notice outlines an annual exchange between the state and town concerning taxpay and related fiscal matters. It notes involved parties, scope of the agreement, and general procedural steps, with expectations for future communications and deadlines.
A public safety discussion praises the local committee for its work and notes similar efforts in other cities. The remarks emphasize current challenging situations and proposed improvements to address them.
Winthrop High defeated Taunton in a Thanksgiving Day clash at Fort Banks Field. Spectacular runs by Robert Giarla and solid plays from George Parsons and John Egan drove the win as Winthrop overcame weather and a tough foe. Large crowds, a strong band, and spirited cheering accompanied the season finale.
A church note invites families to attend with kids, encouraging parental participation in a community gathering at Copal Church.
Mrs. Carl S. Floyd, chairwoman of the Winthrop Chapter American Red Cross, marks her eleventh year leading the local branch. Washington National Headquarters sent a congratulatory telegram praising her continued leadership and noting the chapter’s record of accomplishment. Robert W. Bondy, assistant to the Vice Chairman, conveyed the message.
Winthrop Council 162 of the Knights of Columbus will hold its annual retreat starting Friday evening December 6 and continuing through Sunday December 8 at St Gabriel's Monastery in Brighton. About thirty members are expected.
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