Tibbetts Wins Republican Nomination in Local Primary
Tibbetts easily clinched the Republican nomination for Representative carrying three of five town precincts. He led his nearest opponent by a substantial margin with 3863 votes cast in a high turnout primary that also featured Daniel J. Hanan pursuing the Democratic bid and other GOP contenders like Callahan Atkinson and Goresemert drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wallace
Tibbetts
Tibbets
Witt
Sitein
Feisieette
Callahan
Aittle
Daniel J. ‘Hanan
Atkinson
Dave
Cam
Peten
Republican League
Gorsemert
Airplanes Honor Winthrop Pilot Henry M Jackson Jr
A six plane formation from Modtoyeld and East Boston airport paid final tribute to Henry M Jackson Jr who died suddenly at his Winthrop home. Funeral services were held with a requiem mass at St John the Evangelist. Friends and classmates attended as he was remembered for his flying training at St John’s and the University of Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modtoyeld
Boston
Winthrop
St John’s Preparatory School
Moye
Henry Wheeler
Cates
Henry Mo
Jack Hort
Narrow Gauge Service Delayed By Early Morning Slip
Morning commuters on the Narrow Gauge faced delays as boat service faltered and trains ran only to Orient Heights. Passengers were warned to transfer to Boston Elevated cars to finish their trips to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Orient Heights
George H. Russell Camp Meeting Notes and Preparations
Regular meeting held at its quarters on Tuesday evening despite election and church services. Members attended after addressing those duties. An interesting program was planned for the coming winter with concerns about hardship and possible sisterage, and preparations are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stesday
Clnmches
Community Hospital Carnival Trustees Thank Local Groups
Leslie F. Griffin of Winthrop Community Hospital extends thanks to Winthrop American Legion Post and participating organizations for the carnival. He notes the total realized is lower than last year but still helpful and requests support for installing needed mechanical devices. Griffin also thanks the Legion for a 250 dollar donation for a hospital room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom D. Brath
Community Hospital
E. Griffin
Legion Post
Mr.Griffin
Brath
Pital
Winthrop, Post
American Legion
Ake
Winthrop Board of Trade Opens Fall Meeting
The Winthrop Board of Trade held its first fall meeting Tuesday at Odd Fellows' Hall with Frank Whittrrall presiding in place of President McMurray. Giles of Boston Merchants Credit Bureau spoke on the bureau’s activities and opportunities for local merchants. The group plans monthly winter meetings, with October at the Colonial Inn on Shirley Street, and members are invited to join in Saturday’s parade and dedication of the new post office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Board of Trade
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Frank Bob Whittrrall
John C. McMurray
Giles
Merchants” Credit Bureau of Boston
Board of Trade
Shirley Street
Interclub Bowling League Opens October 14 1932
The Winthrop Interclub Bowling League enters its fourteenth season with opening play set for Friday October 14 1932. At the recent annual meeting Charles W. Derr outlined plans as the club prepares for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Interclub Bowling League
Charles W. Derr
Winthrop Post Office Dedication Parade and Exercises
The Post Office Dedication Committee invites citizens to a parade led by the Legion Band and Drum Corps at 3:00 P.M. Saturday in Metcalf Square, followed by ceremonies at the new Winthrop Post Office. The event aims to be a true community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Exerc
Winthrop
Metcalf Square
Legion Band
Winthrop High Opens 1932 Football Season
Winthrop High School begins its 1932 football campaign this Saturday September 24 at Marblehead. The ten game schedule includes six away games within the Mystic Valley League and six opponents from nearby towns. Home games move to Playstead Field due to conditions at Igleside Park.
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Winthrop High School
Marblehead
Winthrop
Arlington
Fitchburg
Fitchburgs
Woburn
Melrose
Swampscott
Winethrop
Watertown
Chelsea
Wakefield
Peabody
Mystic Valley League
Boston
Saboouch
Playstead
Igleside Park
Golf Club Dance Social Draws Fifty Couples
Heavy rain dampened the Winthrop Golf Club dance at the club headquarters. Despite the weather, the first fall party drew more than fifty couples, reflecting solid patron enthusiasm for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dafifen
Winthrop Golf Club
Financial figures from a balance sheet line items
The document lists capital and surplus figures, undivided profits, and reserves for interest taxes and contingencies. It records deposits and a large total balance amount in the hundreds of thousands to millions. The figures indicate a formal financial statement with various lines showing assets and equity components.
Lively Hearing On Zone Change At Point Shirley
Harold Winters of the Planning Board faced calls to bow out from a land use petition at Point Shirley. Oliver Green for petitioners argued bias risk and urged Winters recuse himself, but Chairman Grimes said the matter could not be removed from the board. Green claimed granting the change would set a tea room on the jetty and boost Point Shirley’s appeal, asserting no harmful effects on neighboring property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Winters
Planning Board
Point Shirley
Oliver Green
Winters
Grimes
Green
Winthrop Kiwanis Hear Coach Perry On Football
Coach Robert Perry of Winthrop High spoke at the Kiwanis Club about football rule changes and wing formations. He described lessons from coaching schools at Illinois and Notre Dame and demonstrations on the blackboard. A Ladies Night is planned for October 4 with Tommy Thompson dinners and a cinema discussion by Stan Snyder, followed by cards and dancing.
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Kiwanis Club
Winthrop: Arms Hotel
Robert Perry
Winthrop Senior High School
Perry
University of Ilinois
University of Notre Dame
Esata
Tommy Thompson
Statphn Snyder
Winthrop and
State Theatres
Women’s Club to Hear Talk on Juniors at Lebanon
Mrs. Crowell of Upland Road is fired up to speak Thursday afternoon September 22 at the 36th Field Meeting in Lebanon New Hampshire. Her topic is What Can We Do for Our Juniors. Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole of the General Federation will also speak and address. Luncheon at the Hanover Inn follows with a visit to St Gandens colony. Churchill invites club women to inspect her collection of Indian Curiosities.
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J. Cowell
Flora Spaulding
N. H. Federation of Women's Club
Lebanon
N. H
Crowell
Grace Morrison Poole
General Federation of Women' S Clubs
Hanover Inn
St. Gandens’ Colony
Churchill
Qub
Local Yacht Club Hosts Large Fine Dinner
Commodore George S. Hamilton led a committee of 43 hundred men from four town sections at the Pleasant Park Yacht Club for an expansive dinner. Senator Conde J. Brodbine opened the event with remarks on his interest in yachting and pledges to assist the Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Park
George S. Hamilton
Pleasant Park Yacht Club
Conde J. Brodbine
One-Man Cars Sought by Narrow Gauge Authority
Boston Revere Beady Lynn Railroad seeks approval to buy and run one man cars on lines to Lynn and Winthrop during off peak hours. Petition cites wage and power savings and reduced injury costs to offset revenue drop. Hearing scheduled for Monday October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Winthrop
Boston, Revere Beady & Lynn Railroad Company
Public Utilities Department
Boston
Winthrop to Dedicate New Federal Post Office Building
Congressmen Inderhill and Hurley will speak at Winthrop the Saturday dedication of its new Federal post office in Metal Square. A town committee arranged a parade, exercises, and a dinner at the Winthrop Arms Hotel with costs covered by private contributions and a local legion corps offering free music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Inderhill
Pestwaster
WE. Hurley
Boston
Winthrop
Méteal Square
Board of
Selectmen
Senya Barry
Knoe Wreettis
Winthrop Arms Hotel
Winthrop Legio Pert
White Appointed To Fill Vacancy On Park Board
At a joint meeting of the Board of Selectmen and Park Commissioners Thomas A. White of 19 Williams Street was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy on the Board of Park Commissioners until the next town election. He succeeds Fred W. Ramsey who resigned. White is known locally as Tommy and is praised as an up and coming town affair minded member. He will work in harmony with Chairman Carl Wheeler and Albert Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
the Park Commissioners
Thomas A. White
Williams Street
Board of Park Commissioners
Fred W. Ramsey
Tommy
Storkitey
Carl Wheeler
Albert Hayes
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G. Wallace Tibbetes
Henry M. Jackson
George H. Russell
OLR New Lending Pfibrary
Acawinithirop Beach
Centre
Highlands
Ham’s Specials Lending Library
Muriel
Rockefeller
Phillie
Perfrecto
J. A. Londres
A. Bouquet
Blackstone
MCA Londres
Rocky Ford
Havana
Dexter
Pippins
Peter Schuyler
G.b-T
Ham's Stores
Winthrop. Beach
Spanish Gables
Revere
L. E. Griffin
States Hospital
Leslie FE. Griffin
Winthrop Community Hospital, Inc
Merchants Credit Bureau of Boston
Winthrop Trust Company
United States
Teoans Time Mort Investments Bank
Sloan
Byrts
TAX Club
Thur
Bob Perry
W.H.S
Sen
Railroad
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
Whittemore
White
Henry E. Keough CO
Pauline Street Ocean
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