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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
7
Notice items describe furnished second floor suite with radio and piano near Thornton station and a Highlands room with private American family including breakfast options. Also cites a legal notice in Suffolk probate requiring service of citation and show cause, with dates and mailing steps recorded.
A succession of deed records shows Brennan Neill Brennan and others transferring properties on Thornton and Shirley Streets to various buyers. Farr, Corrigan, Shindler, Williams and Belcher are among the linked parties with numerous parcels and street addresses including Pleasant, Vine, Winthrop, Bowdoin, Court, and Hermon.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists Schlehuber Inc and partners such as Al Silverman and Max Spector & Sons with multiple Ocean and Roxbury addresses and telephone-like codes, including Lynn and Boston references, all from 1921 era business listings.
The Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club hosts a Friday afternoon whist party in St John’s Hall on Lincoln Street. Mrs. Margaret Foote and Mrs. Julia A Horrigan lead the event with many dainty prizes for players.
The Winthrop Catholic Women's Club WHIST event scheduled for Friday October 9 has been postponed to Friday evening October 17. All whist lovers are invited to attend.
The Red Cross Salvage Shop on Shirley street Beach section across from the engine house offers affordable goods for those with limited income. Citizens with clothing or furniture to donate are asked to send items or call Mrs Edgar F Power Ocean 1299 for pickup, with Saturday evenings always open.
Angus P. MacDonald, formerly of Winthrop and now in Arlington, is elected grand knight of Arlington Council Knights of Columbus. He previously served as exalted ruler of Winthrop Lodge of Elks. Also noted is the death of Neponset resident David W. Connell, once a familiar summer presence to Winthrop residents.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts petitions to register and confirm title to a Winthrop parcel with buildings bounded by Sargent Street H White land Marshall and Stowe Terrace. A court hearing set for October 26, 1925 in Boston to show cause. failure to appear will concede the petition and bar contest.
A five year old bursts with drama saying she will be sick from measles after playing with the Goodwin children. She pleads to eat unlimited candy before illness takes hold, prompting a parental response about illness and indulgence.
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