Town Topics Briefs From Around Town
Walter Haines and his uncle visited Washington for Easter and returned to college this week. Mrs Charles J Tiews of Atlantic Street welcomes a baby girl and Charles receives cigars for friends. Geneva Diggins returns to Winthrop from Hooksett New Hampshire after illness. Mr and Mrs M B Winegar host guests this week. Mrs John F Archambeau of Portland Maine visits a former classmate. Pianos tuned and repaired for $3.00. contact Joseph Bernhardt West Somerville. Reference Geo Wales, supervisor of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Haines
Washington
Charles
J. Tiews
Atlantic St. Charles
M. B. Winegar
Woodside Av
John F. Archambeau
Portland
Joseph Bernhardt
Powder House Blvd
West Somerville
Tel
Somerville
Geo. Wales
Adjusting Your Garter
A brief note from the Duluth Herald on poise in social settings describes the final test as calmly fixing a sock supporter amid feminine amusement.
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Duluth Herald
Douglas Willard Douglas Tie The Knot In Lan caster Church
Katharine Louise Willard and Alexander Tenney Douglas wed in Lancaster at 2 pm officiated by Reverend Charles A Place. The bride wore white georgette and silver lace with lilies of the valley and roses. Attending ushers included Walton Kilbourn and others. ceremony followed by a chapel reception. The bride, Simmons College graduate, will work in Cleveland. the groom, a Navy veteran, is with Norton Company in Cleveland. After Bermuda trip, the couple will reside in Cleveland Heights Ohio.
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Lancaster
Katharine Louise Willard
Alexander Tenney Douglas
Charles A. Place
A. C. Kilbourn
Groton
Walton G. Kilbourn
William A. Kilbourn
Francis H. Willard, Jr
Raymond D. Taylor
Mary B.S. Bailey
Ruth Giles
Rachel Farwell
Mary Webber
Gladys Cameron
William Arthur Kilbourn
Simmons College
National Lamp Works of
Cleveland
Frank Avery Douglas
Winthrop
Norton Company of
Worcester
Charles Bulfinch
Lon Coggins Passes On Fireman Leader Dies
Funeral held at 2 for Capt. Lon Coggins in Winthrop in one of the town’s largest fireman funerals. Rev John L Ivey officiated at First Methodist Church with Emmanuel Quartette and Minnie Floyd at the organ. A long procession included local firemen, police, and visiting departments as bells tolled and the Odd Fellows ritual was read at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Capt. Coggins
John L. Ivey
Emmanuel Quartette
Minnie Floyd
Mr. Ivey
Worcester
Warren H. Belcher
Crystal Bay Lodge
Charles G. Craib
Winthrop
Anna Woods
Winthrop Fire Department
William F. Lehman
Box 52 Association of
Boston
Samuel Brown
George F. Floyd
Harry Maskell
John Morris
Timothy A. McCarthy
Charles Burrill
Arthur W. Menchin
Frank Cochrane
Winthrop Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Center Fire Station
Coggins
Whist Party Planned in Pau Line Street Legion Hall
Three organizations host a whist party in Legion Hall Pau Line St on Tuesday evening April 28 for a charitable cause. Preparations aim for at least 75 tables and 100 prizes with the slogan Help Us Build Our New Home. Reserve the date and attend the biggest and best whist party in Winthrop.
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Legion Hall
Pauline St
Winthrop
Leary and McCarthy Wed in First Easter Ceremony of 1925
Francis Joseph Leary and Edna McCarthy were married by Rev. John J. O'Brien at St. John the Evangelist Parish in the parochial residence. The groom is a Cambridge businessman. the bride, daughter of Lieut. John McCarthy, was given away by family and attended by Miss Beatrice McCarthy of Dorchester. A Niagara Falls honeymoon follows a two week western trip. they will reside in Cambridge after returning.
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St. John the Evangelist Parish
Francis Joseph Leary
Edna McCarthy
John J. O’brien
John McCarthy
Main St
United States Navy
Irene McCarthy
Edna
Winthrop
Beatrice McCarthy
Dorchester
Niagara Falls
Farewell to Ivey Family
Mr Ivey serves as District Superintendent of the Worcester District of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Worcester Massachusetts as his home at 15 Berwick Street is noted on this page.
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Ivey Family
Ivey
Berwick St
Worcester
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
B. F. Keith
Harold Lloyd
Jack
Pathe
Assessors Freeman Injury Highlights Local Cycling Pioneer
Freeman, noted as a top national bicycle rider since the early 1970s, suffered an injury while riding. He is believed to have operated one of the first dozen wheels used in the United States.
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Mr. Freeman
United States
Winthrop Catholic Women’s Club Requiem Mass Set
A requiem mass will be celebrated at 7 oclock next Monday morning April 20 in St John the Evangelist Church. All members of the club are expected to be present.
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St. John the Evangelist Church
Rhetorical Quote on Moral Characters From a 19th Century Column
The speaker reflects on aging and warns that despite many warnings one seldom meets a truly completely bad person. He notes long travels and limited time left, emphasizing the rarity of utter moral corruption. The remark appears in a Col lier's collection in the Atchison Globe.
Twelve Japanese holidays listed in Post article
The Pittsburgh Post cites twelve national holidays in Japan with names such as Shiho-Hai Genshi-sai Shin-nenen kai Kigen-setsu Shuki-korei-sai Jim mu-Tenn Meiji-Tenno Ten-chossetsu Shuku-jitsu Nji-name-sai Shunkikerle and Kan-name-sai, noting cultural observances.
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Japan
Pittsburgh Post
Woman Charged With Assault Remarks Spark Gossip
A London woman facing charges of assault commented that the accuser’s fortune lay in her face, while she claimed the other’s character remained as straight as her clothes prop. The exchange drew attention in local gossip.
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London
Principle of Memory as Power to Revive Ideas
The text defines memory as the ability to revive ideas once imprinted but later hidden from sight. It emphasizes recall of ideas that have faded or been laid aside and later brought back to mind.
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Homer
Candy Shop
Winthrop Street
Homer Theatre
Winthrop Players
Fred G. Knell
Winthrop Theatre
Grant Mitchell
Winthrop Cash Market
Magee’s Cor
Ocean
Wegener Delicatessen
Somerset Ave
Winthrop Centre
Crest Ave
Winthrop Highlands
Fred H. Wegener
Dade A Communications
N. Downs & Son
Locust Street
Mass
Geneva Diggins
Hooksett, N. H
Douglas—Willard
Bermuda
Douglas
Sycamore Rd
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
F. A. Douglas
A. G. Kilbourn
F. H. Willard
Nashua
New Hampshire
Everett King
Mary Goss
Clinton
Edward R. Clarke
John H. Wheelock
Fitzwilliam
Lon Coggins
Whist Party
Winthrop Post
Daddies’ Club
Leary—Mccarthy
Mr. Leary
Cambridge
Thomas F. Casey
Leary
Lieut. McCarthy
Winthrop Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary
Richard R. Flynn
Cottage Park Rd
Saturday Center Drug Co. Cor
Woodside Ave
Bartlet
Winthrop Center
Freeman
Winthrop Catholic Woman’s Club
B. W. Howe
Atchison Globe
Collier’s
Winthrop Theatres
Pathe Review
Johnny Hines
Pathe Comedu
Vaudeville
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Fifth Avenue Models
News Weekly
Douglas Fairbanks
Bobby Vernon
Frank Mayo
Virginia Valli
Monty Banks
Clara J. Paine
Winthrop ST
Winthrop, Mass
Ham’s
Vermont
Ige
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