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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1925

Page

5

Commodore's Cup Goes to Sally in Yacht Club Race

The Cot tage Park Yacht Club Labor Day final drew local sailors to a rivalry between the Sally, Dr Mayo's boat, and the Beta, T. E. Smith's. Sally finished five seconds ahead to win the Commodore's Cup donated by Commodore Horace T Keys. The Beta earned the Vice Commodore's Cup for Mr Smith. Snowbird class winner was J Gore's Tuff Luck.

Cottage Park Yacht Club Dr. Mayo T. E. Smith Horace T. Keys Roy Pigeon Winthrop Yacht Club Luther Harrington

Winthrop Golf Club hosts kickers tournament and fall events

At Winthrop Golf Club on Saturday a 27 player kickers tournament with self appointed handicaps yielded H. O. Munsterman and D. J. O'Brien as co winners with the committee set net score. Open dates include September 11 12 and a fall championship qualification with Sailor stars and local boat entries noted.

H. O. Munsterman D. J. O’brien Woods Irons

Neponset Town Team to Face Winthrop Athletics in Sat Game

Baseball promoter Harry McLean announces a Sept 12 game at 3 15 PM between Neponset Town Team and Winthrop Athletics. He urges fans to attend and contribute coins to help cover remaining season expenses amid low attendance.

Harry McLean Neponset Town Winthrop Athletics

Town Topics Dominant shines as vacation notes drift

Merle Penney and wife leave for a vacation near Poland Spring. John W. Hendricks Jr. of Oaklands Street, star catcher for Old Colony Trust Baseball, tours New York with his team after an undefeated season in Boston. Mrs Anna Moody and sister Agnes Gilbert visit Mohawk Trail with Moody’s son Chester. Johnnie Law and Douglas Gleason return from a Buzzards Bay motor boat trip.

John W. Hendricks, Jr Oakland Sr Old Colony Trust New York Bankers’ Athletic Club Boston League of New York Anna Moody Agnes Gilbert Mrs. Moody Chester Johnnie Law Lincoln

Local Residents Take Trips and Return Home

Mr and Mrs James Gillies of 51 Birch Rd depart for a New Hampshire vacation while Mr and Mrs Frank Homer of Madison Ave are home from a Northern New York motor trip. They met Amos Crooks at Lake Titus and returned through the White Mountains. Deputy Sheriff John J Gallagher of 180 Shirley St and family spent August at Breezy Hill Farm. Frank Melville of Charlestown visited last Sunday evening and found a tire stolen from 32 Oakland St. Miss Elizabeth Blandford of 121 Bartlett Rd returned from two months in the Canadian Rockies and Pacific Coast States.

James Gillies Birch Rd New Hampshire Frank Homer Madison Av New York Lake Titus Amos Jack) Crooks Montreal White Mountains John J. Gallagher Shirley St Breezy Hill Farm Frank Melville Charlestown Oakland St Elizabeth Blandford Bartlett Rd Canadian Rockies Pacific Coast States

Town Affairs and Community Involvement Emphasized

Town government issues are framed as the duty and concern of every resident. The notice urges active citizen participation in local governance and community decisions.

To Let Rentals in Fine Location and Water Side Near Station

Several 19th century style rental notices list furnished rooms with kitchenette and attic space, a light housekeeping option, and larger multiple room homes. Prices range from $25 to $65 monthly with contact tel numbers Ocean 1272 M Ocean 1227 W Ocean 1828 R Congress 7500 and Ocean 1868 M. Locations include near Thornton Station and Washington Ave water side areas. Listings specify proximity to trains and schools and indicate apartments with modern amenities and heating.

Ocean Washington Ay Thornton Station Congress

Fight over Daylight Time in Massachusetts Courts

The Massachusetts Daylight Saving Act faces a federal suit filed in Boston on September 3 by Attorney Frank W. Morrison for diverse plaintiffs led by the Massachusetts State Grange and Hadley residents. The complaint seeks to strike down the act as unconstitutional, citing impacts on agriculture, interstate commerce, and state contract obligations, with anticipated appeal to the Supreme Court.

United States District Court Equity Boston Frank W. Morrison Worcester United States Supreme Court Massachusetts State Grange Hadley Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Charles F. Clark Sunderland Frances C. Snow Williamsburg Charles W. Mann Methuen Jay R. Benton Frederick W. Cook Payson Smith William S. Youngsman Massachusetts Morrison Congress Commonwealth of Massachusetts United States Commonwealth

D J Honan opens new fire and gasoline station

The D J Honan Co. opened a modern fire and gasoline station on Pauline Street next to the Fire House. Daniel J. Honan and his brother Bill hosted many car owners and received numerous tributes including a letter from Col George A Wieczorek. A drawing determined the Diamond Card Tire winner. W D Wills won a 33x4 Diamond Cord Tire and tube.

D. J. Honan Co Pauline St Daniel J. Honan Bill

President John F Coghlan Nearloses Eye

John F Coghlan of 68 Thornton plc. was injured last Sunday in his garden when a stalk blade penetrated his eye. He remains under constant medical care and is a popular local resident and president of the Legion Daddys.

John F. Coghlan Thornton PLC Mr. Coghlan The Legion Daddys

Fire harms Winthrop Bridge planks after box call

Shortly after noon on Thursday a box 412 was brought in for a fire. Investigators say the blaze started on the planks of Winthrop Bridge.

Winthrop Bridge

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. m. .S Rep W. Ward Ralph Harney Sally H. W. Mayo Beta the Harp William Cohan Gore Woring McNutt Webster G. E. Smith Harp W. T. Cowan Loring Little Flea Webster Cocecmmmun Winthrop Golf Club Hupset Chelsea Winthrop Fall River Swampscott Lynn Classical Lynn Eng Lish Beverly Marblehead Peabody Revere W. O. Causer L. Burgher T. Benson E. W. Benson G. F. Howatt C. A. Williams G. J. Buchanan C. H. Whitney J. H. Stevens E. E. Dawson H. N. Clough F. C. Ball A. W. Larkin M. Welsh P. W. Fletcher, Jr J. L. Jones N. BE. Kellenberger Greater Dan” O’brien Pete” Howatt Okee” Causer Winthroj Golf Club Amos Crooks Bob” Beveridge Hustler H. m Carney Eemenmemeen Harrington Huskie Floyd Cenetmanennnanmmenen Hawk Garrett Answer Sears Hebe Whaley Wae Tae Footers Blitzen Gray Remnmmneunne Comet Bergman Wannmman Dancer Mitchell Sreeeees Woonnene Prancer Buttouzhs Veeemmene R. C. Beveridge H. E. Keough J. R. Hanmer W. HE. Titus BSH Cotegee J. J. Murray C. Whitney Ss. L. Burgher Ga Buchanan P. W. Fletcher H. C. Slocomb E. M. Jenningson C. W. Pennington Marshall Welsh H. N. Clough W G. F. Howatt Meg O A. R. Stedfast A.W. Crooks P. W. Fletcher,. Jr Labor Day Columbus Day H . O. Munsterman BH. McLaughlin Nnemnenman H. D. Hodgkinson T . R. Covey E M. Jennings Atticus Sireas C. W. Pennington Frinton A. W. Crooks Merle Penney Waldemaray Poland Spring Winthrop Hlds Board OF Selectmen Mass J. F. Richardson Cottage Park Road Somerset Avenue Town Hall Charles A. Hagman Grange D. J. Honan Mr. Wills Pres Wegener's Delicatessen Stores Turner Centre Gorton van Camp Frankforts Crest Ave Somerset Ave Winthrop Cash Market Winthrop Street Magee’s Cor. Tel Broilers Woodside Avenue Mabel J. Golden Central Sq East Crocker Washington Avenue Lowell Road A. E. Whittemore Bartlett CUS Main Street Magee's Corner
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