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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1923
Page
1
The Winthrop Trust Company argues busy men save time by banking with them without city visits. They claim equal or higher interest on checking accounts and dividend payments for the past three years, suggesting better convenience and returns.
Condition at December 4 1922 shows assets of 1 860 778 08 with loans and investments and a capital of 166 066 66. Deposits total 1 633 644 35 and surplus earnings reserve 64 269 91. Banknotes note hours of operation and deposit accessibility via Beacon Trust Company in Boston for transfers.
Very sick William N Jenkins of Winthrop and Greater Boston is in a Boston hospital after stomach surgery. His home is 175 Pleasant St. Jenkins once ran for Selectman. Paul D Osborne, local Winthrop baseball figure, was injured in a Friday accident with his brother Harold when their Ford skidded in rain near Atlantic Ave Boston, causing a crash.
A man named Paul was knocked out when glass shattered during an incident involving a fight. He sustained head and hand lacerations, required stitches, was taken to Relief Hospital, then returned home and began rapid recovery. Harold escaped harm.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Winthrop Legion Post will hold a whist party in Legion Hall at 8 on Friday evening December 7 to benefit the Welfare fund. Committee in charge: Mrs. M. K. Fox, Mrs. Wm. P. Kearney, Mrs. John Coghlan, and Miss Aumie F. McGillicuddy.
Citizens eye town office in March with several candidates canvassing for support. Fred Ramsey had withdrawn from the Park Board contest, opening a vacancy once filled by Dr Mayo. Clarence H. Ochs of 91 Dr людейjemttrd was publicly indicated as a candidate with supporters.
A Wednesday 10 15 p m fire was found in the Casino coat room at Winthrop Beach. Engineer Finch alerted trains and fire boxes and firefighters quickly controlled the blaze. Origin unknown as the building has stood empty for weeks. damage not yet estimated.
Thanksgiving Day 1923 etched in Winthrop football lore as the muddiest scene and a 27 to 21 victory over Revere. The crowd neared 10,000 at Curtis Park under perfect weather with Fort Banks band accompaniment. Spectacular plays from Spector and Stockwell sparked Winthrop as Revere fought back, but Bevere and Beck's drives sealed the win amid a bruising second half and subs in the final period.
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