W J Marsh 50 Years to Coast on Railroad
Walter J. Marsh of Winthrop Lodge Elks leaves South Station for Portland July 14 to attend Grand Lodge. He will stop in Chicago for a reception by the Chicago Elks as part of a half century with a small railroad and veteran engineer Joe Cyr who has spent most of his life on the Boston Land Company line serving Winthrop commuters. The routine includes morning runs, work trains, and evening operations ending around 6 P M. Continued on Page 8.
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Walter J. Marsh
Winthrop Lodge of Elks
Grand Lodge
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Marsh
Chicago
Chicago Lodge of Elks
Boston Land Company
Winthrop
Mr. Cyr
Joe
Boston
Chicago Lodge hosts wives and 100-piece band
Wives with their 100-piece band were guests of the local Lodge and expressed appreciation through resolutions sent to Winthrop Lodge at their next regular meeting. The Chicago delegation in Portland will have special headquarters and have invited Mr Marsh to be their guest during his stay.
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Chicago
Winthrop Lodge
Portland
Mr. Marsh
Winthrop Legion Auxiliary Celebrates Fifth Birthday
The final meeting of the Winthrop Legion Auxiliary was a costume party held Friday evening. Members arrived in costumes and enjoyed a fine evening with refreshments. Mrs. Walter McMullen served as chairman.
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Winthrop Legion Auxiliary
Walter McMullen
Major H. C. Daniels Suffering From Muscular Ailment
Major H. C. Daniels of the United States Marine Corps retired is at home with muscular trouble in his limbs. The latest report says he is improving and may be back in about ten days.
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H. C. Daniels
Mrs Fraser to Visit Nutley This July
Mrs William A Fraser of Buchan an Sr travels to Nutley New Jersey to stay with her daughter during July.
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William A. Fraser of
Buchanan Sr
Nutley, N. J
Lost items at Winthrop Trust Co found purse returns
Notice asks the finder of a small blue purse at Winthrop Trust Co last Saturday to return Rosary Beads and a fraternity pin to Dorothy M. Verdi at 70 Thornton Park.
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Winthrop Trust Co
Dorothy M. Verdi
Thornton Park
Elks Ladies Host Weekly Whist Series at Elks Home
Mrs. Julia A. Horrigan to lead the hope chest project with an Aug. 1 Elks Fair. A weekly whist series will run Mondays at 8 p m at the Elks home with prizes for players to raise funds for the chest. Next Monday evening Mrs. Horrigan will host, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Merrill and Mrs. Daley J Gaudet.
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Elks Ladies
Julia A. Horrigan
Elks Home
Hope Chest Fund
Horrigan
Arthur Merrill
Daley J. Gaudet
Playgrounds Open Monday at 9 A.M. for Summer
Playgrounds opposite Pauline Fire Station will open Monday at 9 A.M. for the summer. Mel Carver will be present along with the same ladies who assisted him last season.
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Pauline
Mel Carver
Mrs Melville Becomes Mother Of Son In Winthrop Region
Mrs Irene Melville, book keeper on the Winthrop Review, is the proud mother of a son born Tuesday morning weighing ten and a half pounds, a cause for local celebration among readers and neighbors.
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Irene Melville
Winthrop Review
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Winthrop Trust Company
U. S
Mortgage Loans Investments
Bank
Justice of the Peace
Notary Public
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
A. E. Whittemore
Winthrop Savings Bank
Bartlett Road
A. C. J. Fope
Preston B. Churchill
AGEN
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Co
Winthrop St
Winthrop Tel
Ocean
Washington St
W.J. Marsh
Elks
Portland, Oregon
Hollywood
Joseph J.cyr
Sunnyside
Joseph James Cyr
Roy E. Hilton
Orient Heights
Onl
Nokol
United States
Henry E. Keough CO
Pauline Street
TEL
The
Underwriters’ Laboratories
American Nokol Company
Ingleside Park
Legion Boys
Uncle Sam
Col
C. E. Kilbourne
Fort
Punch
Mrs. Judy
Midway
Winthrop Athletics
Old Timers
Joe Donovan
L. Sheehan
Jellison
L. Barry
Monti
S. S
Bill Harbor
J. Archdeacon
C. Hagman
C. F
F. Sheehan
Hermon Street
Legion Auxiliary
Fort Banks
Jimmy Madden
Roxbury
U.S. Navy
New England VS
Joe Dominguez
Louis Firp
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