Yeggs Visit the Beach in Bold Holdup
Mrs. Isadore Swarts a Boston store operator was robbed near 409 Shirley Street in Winthrop around midnight Tuesday. A man leaped from a car, grabbed her bag containing about $3 and two pounds of sugar, then fled with accomplices in a car described by police. The incident may have targeted her daughter, and police suspect a professional Boston gang.
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Isadore Swarts
Boston
Shirley St
Nels R. Nelson
Vicinity
St Johns Guild Fair Nets $2000 in Two Days at Parish House
The annual St John’s Episcopal Parish fair at the Parish House on December 7 and 8 drew about 1500 attendees and total receipts reached 2000 dollars. The event showcased music by violinist Mrs. Hester R. Bradshaw and reflected broad parish cooperation across organizations. rector Rev Ralph M. Harper noted that many visitors leave impressed by the church’s effort.
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St. John’s Episcopal Parish
St. John's Guild
Winthrop
Hester R. Bradshaw
London
St. John's Episcopal Church
Ralph M. Harper
Elks Minstrels Drawbig crowd at Winthrop Theatre
Last Monday and Tuesday evenings the Winthrop Theatre capacity crowd witnessed the Elks minstrels. Proceeds will go to charity. Performers included Dick Stoehr Julian Stiles Harry Foley and others with Louis G H Tucker as interlocutor and a strong slate of soloists and dancing girls. The cabaret portion followed and the show earned applause. next up at Parker Hill Hospital for soldiers.
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Winthrop Theatre
Tts
Dick Stoehr
Julian Stiles
Harry Foley
Herbert Foley
Charlie Young
C. O. Bayrd
Jack Harvey
F. C. Scott
Louis G. H. Tucker
John V. O’donnell
Grace Pratt
Angus P. MacDonald
Charles Jenning
Henry W. Wilson
Ruth Lyng
Katherine Lyng
Josephine LaFleur
Adeline LeVangie
Marie LeVangie
Marie G. Barter
Helen Bell
RB. M. Dunn
Dorothy Verdi
Robert R. Millen
Scott and Bayrd
Daniel Callahan
Jim Burke
Parker Hill Hospital
Ted Lytell
Chris Ahearn
Eric L. Ambler
William Cawthorne
Fred Millen
Railroad Hearing Draws Wide Civic Delegation
A large turnout from our locality and Revere attends the State House hearing on railroad conditions. Speakers include Pres. Fenno Supt. John Sullivan Karl Adams and several road officials. Revere Mayor Walsworth and Senator Casassa press for attention as the decision awaits. The session ends at 1 10 p m with a decision to come.
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State House
Revere
Creamer
Lynn
Boston
Pres
Fenno
Karl Adams
John Sullivan
Adams
Winfred Tuck
Winchester
Guptill
F. W. Amidon
Harry E. Wright
G. Wallace Tibbetts
Mr. Newmarch
F. G. Dews
Francis O. Ball
Selectman
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