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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1939

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Transportation Matter To Be Debated At Sept 25 Town Meeting

A special town meeting is planned for Monday evening September 25 at the Junior High gymnasium. Articles will include the transportation report on acquiring the Winthrop branch by the Boston Elevated Railway and requests for extra appropriations for Public Welfare Soldiers' Benefits and other departments. The transportation panel will present findings and proposed consolidation of two units, with broad citizen interest expected.

Local Transportation Committee Winthrop Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Boston Elevated Railway Transportation Committee

Busy Year Planned By Crittenton Circle

The Winthrop Circle of the Florence Crittenton League outlines a busy year with an opening meeting on September 11 at Miss Mary Warnock’s home. Summer events included a Welcome House girls luncheon and theater party in June and a beach party in August hosted by Mrs. Ralph Woollett. Plans for a silver tea on October 9 are discussed along with a Towles Silversmith Shop visit on October 25 in Newburyport to support the November bazaar.

Winthrop Florence Crittenton League Mary Warnock Pratt Welcome House Ralph Woollett Towles Newburyport

3 108 Students Are Registered

A total of 3 108 pupils registered in town schools on opening day Wednesday, down 118 from last year. Junior and senior high schools saw the largest drop while other schools fell slightly. Registrations: Senior high 729, junior high 783, Edward B Newton 364, Centre 340, Shirley St 476, Highlands 416.

Edward B. Newton Centre School Shirley St Highlands School

Woman's Club Fair Planned for September 29

The Winthrop Woman's Club announces a fair on September 29 at Odd Fellows Hall. Committee chairs include Mrs. Carl Floyd for cooked foods, Mrs. Wendell Hodgkins for candy, Miss Estelle Fernald for fruits and vegetables, Mrs. John Brown for Garden Club, and others handling needlework, gifts, household items, parcel post handkerchiefs, aprons, bridge, tea, luncheon, decorations, and general planning led by R. Oxton.

Winthrop Woman’s Club Odd Fellows Hall Carl Floyd Wendell Hodgkins Estelle Fernald John Brown Garden Club Frank Gorman Alexander Wiley George Burns Theodore N. Waddell Theodore Naedele Geoge Gilbert Leslie Dunham Merle Penney R. Oxton

Many Boats Sail in Winthrop Regatta

Winthrop held its annual three day regatta over Labour Day weekend with around 220 yachts. Hosted by the Winthrop Yacht Club visiting yachtsmen competed in classes such as Manchester Class I Sonder Class K Mass Bay 15 Footers Quincy Pirates Star Class Adams Interclub Indian Class Winthrop 15s Yankee Dories Hustler Class Quincy 15s Zenith Class Radio Class Winabouts Peeps Snipe Class Maine Challenge Class Handicap Snowbirds and Small Handicap Class. First and second places were awarded in local classes during the event which ran three days.

Winthrop Winthrop Yacht Club Manchester Sonder Mass Bay Quincy Pirates Star Adams Yankee Dories Hustler Quincy Zenith Maine

Tax Rate of 28 Established for 1939 in Winthrop

Announcement notes the 1939 tax rate set at 28 per thousand, up from 27.60 in 1938. Total appropriations reach 893,556.23 versus 939,497.97 last year, with the rate increase mainly due to a higher State tax. State tax assessments jumped from 30,080 to 67,680, raising 33,840 to cover the deficit. Town valuation totals rise to 24,835,100 from 24,735,350. polls total 5,438, up from 5,279.

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Garden Club Flower Show A Weekend Feature

The Garden Club of the Winthrop Woman's Club prepares an eight annual flower show at Elk's Hall beginning Friday at 2 pm. The event features a “Garden Shop” by Mrs Sidney Packard and an educational herb corner curated by Mrs Arthur Hodges. Entry invites houseplants and specimen blooms, with tea provided by Mrs Crafts and horticultural help from Mrs Woollett. The public is urged to attend and support youth entries. additional details continue on page 3.

Elk's Hall Garden Club Winthrop Woman's Club Sidney Packard Arthur Hodges Winthrop Packard Ernest Key John Fielding R. S. Woollett John Brown

Plans Reception For New Minister

A welcome reception for Rev and Mrs Rowland C Adams the new minister and his wife of the Union Congregational Church is set for Friday evening September 8 at eight o clock in the church vestry. All members and friends are kindly invited to attend.

Rowland C. Adams Union Congregational Church

Town boards balk at paying share for railroad service

Refusal of Winthrop Board of Selectmen at a Tuesday meeting to vote favorably on a partial payment to the Boston Revere Beach Lynn railroad endangers local transportation plans. The move contradicts prior town meeting votes and the authority granted to the transportation committee to secure continued service with bondholders and railroad employees contributing funds.

Board of Selectmen Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Winthrop Transportation Committee United States District Court Black Federal Court Boston Revere Beach

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Crittenton Circle Woman’s Club Fair Assid Chocolates Beach HAM Winthrop Highlands OCE Winthrop Regatta Rockport Torials Worl Moody Monument CO Boylston-St H. P. Moody Heare Boardman Street Orient Heights E. B Gifts and Antiques R. & S. Antique Gift Shop Shirley Street the Transportation Committee R. Bucks Somerset Avenue Ocean Lewis’ Cafe Boulevard Revere Lewis’ Hotel and Cafe TEL Boulevard Theatre Mrs. Lewis
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