Club formed to aid Floating Hospital in Winthrop Dorchester
A meeting held July 29 at Madeline Dudley’s home formed a club of young residents from Winthrop and Dorchester to support the Floating Hospital. Officers named: President Madeline Dudley, Secretary Gladys Ramsdell, Treasurer Marion Stewart. Members include Dudley, Blanchard, Berry, Scates, Hitchcock, Stewart, McCarthy, McCarthy, Florence Dudley, Ramsdell, Rowe, Downe, and Douglass. The next meeting set for August 8 at 2 PM with Lucille Blanchard at 40 Cottage Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Dudley
Cottage Avenue
Winthrop and
Dorchester
Floating Hospital
Gladys Ramsdell
Marion Stewart
Lucille Blanchard
Winthrop
Gladys Berry
Georgia Scates
Marguerite Hitchcock
Marguerite McCarthy
Adelaide McCarthy
Florence Dudley
Doris Rowe
Elizabeth Downe
Alma Douglass
Sunday baseball on government reserve draws church protest
Wainthrop Sabbath controversy erupts as the W C T U denounces Sunday baseball on government reservations. Mrs S A Kinney cites a war game in Boston harbor where churches were childless due to the ball game. Col Hoskins notes soldiers have long played on Sundays at Fort Banks, deeming it harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Kinney
Boston Harbor
Hoskins
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Conry Questions Kelcher Candidacy for Fourth Term
Ex congressman Conry criticizes Kelcher on his Friday declaration to seek a fourth term in the 9th district. He cites Kelcher's silence on records and notes Kelcher pledged to repeal the Dick bill in 1902 and questions why he would seek a fourth term without clear rationale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conry
Kelcher
Congress
Yth
Washington
Boston Papers
Militia
Rescuers Save Four From Drowning Off Central Wharf
William Stinson H Callahan and Charley Olsen of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad ferried Ashburnham crew members to safety after a fishing party nearly drowned near Central wharf last Friday evening. Peter Foley John B Foley of Charlestown and John McDonough John Randolph Thomas Dineen of East Boston were among the rescued. one man was unconscious and treated at Relief hospital. Fogged harbor led to rumors the dory tangled with a steamer though none were in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stinson
H. Callahan
Charley Olsen
Boston
Revere Beach
Dory
Malden Bridge
Peter Foley
John B. Foley
Beach Street Place
Charlestown
John McDonough
John Randolph
Thomas Dineen
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
David C. Landry thanks friends and neighbors for many kindnesses shown during his recent bereavement. Send us your Want ads by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
McCarty & Co
David
C. Landry
George F Payne Dies Sudden in Winthrop Home
George F Payne, a leading Winthrop citizen, died suddenly at 15 Thornton Park on Thursday from a stroke. His wife was nearby at the Deane Winthrop House on Shirley street aiding bazaar work when he collapsed. A physician arrived too late. Payne had long been active in town affairs and once ran for town treasurer, and he formerly served as worshipful master of the Winthrop Lodge of Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Payne
Winthrop
Thornton Park
Payne
Deane Winthrop House
Shirley Street
Winthrop Lodge—of Masons
Racing in Rain at Winthrop Yacht Club Handicap
The Winthrop Yacht Club held its regular handicap yacht race on the inside course with a northeast wind. The motorboats ran a short course off the clubhouse, each with a start time allowance. Winners included Cor time Arbutus owned by Charles Allen in 25-Foot Class, Kittiewake V owned by A. E. Whittemore in 18 Foot Class, and Affinity owned by G. McCormack in the motor boat group, with times ranging from 44:51 to 47:04. Judges D. M. Wisely, Frank Jenkins, and L. E. King officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Yacht Club
Cor
Arbutus
Charles Allen
Pares Marion II
Goudy
Theresa, Waits& Jennings
Kittiewake V
A. E. Whittemore
Sagamore A A Defeats Boston Transcript 6 3 at Fort Banks
Sagamore A A of the Highlands won their first game on Monday defeating the Boston Transcript team 6 to 3 at Fort Banks. Key hitters were Gilky Loring and Schell for Sagamores while Claus and Maims led Transcripts. Foster allowed four hits with 18 strikeouts. Next game vs Everett at 8 30 this afternoon at Fort Field.
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Sagamore A. A
The
Highlands
Boston Transcript
Fort Banks
Gilky
Loring
Schell
Sagamores
Claus
Maims
Transcripts
Foster
Everett
Fort Field
Kind You Have Always Raught
An obituary notice honors a long life with family and friends recalling a generous, steadfast presence. The tribute highlights personal qualities, community ties, and enduring memory for those who bid farewell.
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F. W. Devoe
C. T. Reynolds
Winthrop Street
P.O
R. J. Promises
Bowdoin ST
E. F. Chisholm & GO
Lta Water St
Thornton Park, Winthro
Gstai
Channing Howard
Whitman & Howard Engineers and Surveyors
Devonshire Street
Revere
Fort Hill
Winnisimmet St
Chelsea
W. E. Meryman
Teleph
Beach
S. G. Irwin
Main St
Mass
T. J. Mahaney
Carpenter and
Court Road
Winthrop, Mass
Delight Furniture Polish
T. Goodwill Upholeterer
Sun & Visitor
Wainthrop
Chas
Ashburnhaws
Edward T. Harrington CO
Acanthus, S. Bloomfield
Law Motor Boats
C. B. Bragdon
Meridian St
East
E. C. Skuffers
Winthrop Highlands
Hamburg
Huntley & Palmers
Crosse & Blackwell
King Arthur
ETT H. Davis CO
Crest Ave
William D. Childress
Hermon St
A.¢J. Young
O. C. Nickerson
E. K. Tewksbury Real Estate
Winthrop Beach Station
William Lauder
Winthrop St
Winthrop Sun
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