Three Hundred Boy Scouts Demonstrate at Annual Field Day
About 300 Boy Scouts from the Third District showcased scout work at Ingle side Park led by Winthrop hosts. Delegations from Chelsea Lynn and Revere attended with officials including Elmer E. Dawson and Walter L. Tufts, highlighting drills in fire building water boiling first aid knot tying and signaling.
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Boy Scouts
Ingleside Park
Winthrop
Chelsea
Lynn
Revere
Elmer E. Dawson
William H. Gardner
Leslie E. Griffin
C. A. Newmarch
Whitman E. Smith
Third District
Walter L. Tufts
W. A. Rabb
George A. Barrows
Margeson, Sape
M._B
Tewksbury
Scout Games Highlight Events and Routines
Scout games feature equipment race antelope race puptent contest first aid demonstration signalling knot tying and closing exercises showcasing teamwork and practical skills.
Last Meeting Before Fall by Winthrop Historical Assoc
The Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association held its final meeting of the season at the Deane Winthrop House on Tuesday evening June 6. About sixty five members and guests shared supper, president Elmer E Dawson led the business session, selectmen spoke on town duties, three new members were voted in, and the next meeting is set for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association
Deane Winethrop House
Elizabeth S. Marshall
Elmer E. Dawson
Board of Selectmen
Winthrop Highlands
Mel Adams
Winthrop Highlands Association
Highlands
Shore Drive
Cliff Avenue
Leighton House
Paul Revere
Bil Shakespeare
Leighton
Highlandites
Ladies' Whist Club Hosts Successful Fundraiser Party
The Pleasant Park Yacht Club clubhouse hosted a Whist Party with over 150 players guided by Mrs. William Donovan's club. It raised funds for the Raise the Roof campaign and awarded souvenirs to top players. Mrs Donovan notes continued regular afternoon parties until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Park, Yacht Club
Ladies’ Whist Club
William Donovan
L. E. Hayden
E. Andrew Malone
Margaret Sullivan
Daniel J. Donoghue
Joseph H. McKeon
Annie J. McGillicuddy
Chester H
Clapp
Charles Friedman
Clarence E. Chase
William Clisby
William Watson
William F. Lehman
Donovan
Winthrop Favorites Feature Stirring Ring Drama
A stirring arri in Winthrop highlights a main event at the ring. The aramount feature draws attention to standout performances and local interest, with eve ning crowds and sharp competition shaping the narrative.
High School Girl Awarded Verdict Against Plymouth Rubber Co
Suffolk County jury awards Marjorie A. Lee 6000 damages in a suit against Plymouth Rubber Co Canton for injuries from aNovember 30 1912 accident when a tree being cut near the company’s property fell on her auto striking her head and face leaving her unconscious for hours. The case notes her sister Mary and Miss Dallahan present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie A. Lee
Centre Street
Suffolk County
Plymouth Rubber Co
Canton
Miss Lee
Helen L. Dallahan
Springdale Finishing Co
Mary
Miss Dal
A Bank's Business and the Co operative Plan
A bank earns profit by lending on good security at interest. The co operative bank model offers real estate loans with easy monthly payments and the borrower earns interest on payments. Workingsmens of Boston provides approachable service and patient guidance to applicants, reflecting a bank's aim to profit through lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Bank
Workingmens of
Boston
Winthrop Builder Fined After Guilty Plea in Inspection Case
Albanus Maddocks a local builder was arraigned in East Boston district court on charges of using improperly mixed concrete and starting construction without a permit. He pleaded guilty. Judge Joseph H. Barnes imposed fines totaling 25 dollars with 15 dollars on the first complaint and 10 dollars on the second. Town Counsel Orcutt prosecuted for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albanus Maddocks
East Boston
Thurdsay
Charles F. Hargrave
Maddocks
Joseph H. Barnes
Orcutt
Children to Appear in Recital at Winthrop Knights Hall
Mss Ruth Levin of Emerson College of Oratory will present her pupils in a recital at the Knights of Columbus Hall Winthrop Centre on Thursday evening June 11 Readings and the operatta Peggy's Dream feature Abram Levin Isabel Butler as Jack and EVA little Pansy Siegel of Dorchester will be the doll presented to Peggy Molly Price in Peggy's Dream at Mrs Levin's recital Treothy Gaddis daughter of James Gaddis will appear as Miss Muffet and Molly Lilian Price as Bo Beep Many other Mother Goose characters from Winthrop Dorchester and Roxbury participate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Levin
Emerson College of Oratory
Winthrop
Boston
Knights of Columbus
Winthrop Centre
Peggy
Abram Levin
Isabel Butler
Dorothy Reade
Jack
Eva
Pansy Siegel
Dorchester
Mlly Price
Higghlands Association Adds Thirty Three Members
At a special Winthroy Highlands Association board meeting on Tuesday evening thirty one new members were voted in and two membership privileges granted. This brings total new enrollments to fifty four after a prior meeting added twenty one members. A neighborhood improvement effort led by the White Wings cleanup volunteer has spurred interest, along with new bulletin boards at the Highlands station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthroy Highlands Association Board of Directors
White Wings
Highlands
Highlands Station
Leighton House License Refused by Winthrop Selectmen
Local board rejects Lena Green petition for an inn holder license at Leighton House in Grovers and Crest avenues. Residents fear discrimination against Jews as Highlands oppose hotels and nightlife. Green vows to contest decision in court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Lena Green
Leighton House
Highlands
Selectmen
Grovers and
Crest Avenues
Browns One Cent Sale Extended At Rexall Store
Due to bad weather K B Browns Rex al store extends the one cent sale to Monday June 12. The sale has drawn many customers despite the conditions with bathing cap bargains drawing attention as shoppers hurry to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Rexal
Centre Restaurant Sets Up First Local Dining Spot
The Centre Restaurant on Woodside and Somerset avenues near Centre station offers a fine Sunday dinner and a daily menu. It is the first real restaurant the Centre has had, and the young men behind it deserve credit. Prices are low and food is good as they build a growing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside
Somerset Avenues
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WM. C. Skaggs
Mortician
Winthrop Srt
Winthrop Theatre
Paramount
Dustin Farnum
David Garrick
Marcus Loew
Knickerbocker Star
Myrtle Reeves
Richard Johnson
Francis Ford
Grace Cunard
Valentine Grant
Dream Theatre
Mons
Paramount Photoplay
Garrick
Knickerbocker
Fea‘ Johnson
TY Reels
Aramount
RNUM
Richard Lionatre
Sford
Ine Grant
Higghlands Association
Metropolitan Trust CO
State Street
Maverick Square
East
First Ward
Chandler
Woop
William HH. Stickney
Walter 8. Crane
George W. Moses
Frank F. Cook
Hotel Colonial
Trafalgar
Massachusetts Avenue
Norway Street
New Ventremen
EOR Autos
Guy A. Piscopo
Maurice Green
Fhe
Browns
Winthrop St
Winthrop, Tel
Whittier
Insurance
Washington Sty
Main
National
Duck and Candle Pin Congress
Bert Ayer
Winthrop Beach
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