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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
7
Five and six room homes offered at 7500 and 6500 dollars. Point Shirley property with six rooms, summer home, modern and waterside. Call Ocean 0887 for information. An eight room house with two car garage on waterfront features private beach, pier and float in an exclusive neighborhood.
Mrs Ellen E Morgan of 263 Bowdoin street is seriously ill as Winthrop’s oldest resident. Edward Douglas has been a patient at Community Hospital since Oct 2. Miss Paterson of Branford, Conn visited Ralph Shorey this week. Mr G Verdi and wife return from Nova Scotia. Crystal Bay Associates host Hallowe en party and dance Oct 29 with Billy Lesser orchestra at Odd Fellows Hall. D Ernest Belcher left by motor for Florida. A resident reports five men acting suspiciously. they abandoned a car owned by Mr Cohen of Dolphin Ave after attempting to steal it.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Suffolk cites Beatrice Siresee's guardians petition. Ollie M Strasburger seeks court authority to release ward rights in real estate. hearing set October 29, 1925 at 10 AM in Boston. Publication in Winthrop Review for three weeks and mail notice seven days before hearing.
Public notice seeks all persons with claims against M. Santanello and Pauline at Winthrop Center market. Claims must be filed with proof by October 26, 1925 at 3 Eastman Street Medford Massachusetts, care of M Mazman.
Winthrop Post American Legion advances on its Hermon street project with the roof in place and construction nearing completion. The group anticipates moving under cover soon as weather allows.
An advertisement asserts that Dominant offers a safe alternative that won’t burn or explode while delivering a bright shine. The copy emphasizes safety and high visibility as key benefits for potential buyers.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk County. Honora C. Hansen, administratrix of Anna H. Cochrane, seeks to add Sarah H. Morris as heir at law and next of kin. Hearing scheduled October 15, 1925 at 10:00 am in Suffolk Court. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Winthrop Review. Witness Judge William M. Prest. Register Arthur W. Sullivan.
Mary A. Cuseck petitions the Land Court in Boston to register and confirm title to a Winthrop parcel described by boundary lines against multiple claimants including Susannah H. White and Vira S. Marshall. The plan shows Stowe Terrace, Sargent Street, and adjacent lands. A failure to appear by the date could yield a default and bar contest of the decree.
A reflective aphorism highlights how a person can turn setback into victory by choosing a better position and waiting for favorable conditions. The quote emphasizes resilience and steady progress as key to future success.
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