Report of the Winthrop Trust Company June 1923 condition
The Winthrop Trust Company of Winthrop Massachusetts submits its condition as of June 36 1923 to the Commissioner of Banks. The last thirty days average reserve ratios are shown as 3.46 percent in gold and specie 6.89 percent in deposits in reserve banks and 6.00 percent in U S and Massachusetts bonds. The officers and directors Harry W Aiken treasurer Shimon E Whittemore president Leslie E Griffin William Mane Kien C Brown Edward A Thomas testified to the accuracy of the statement before Preston B Churchill whose commission expires March 17 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Trust Company
Winthrop
Mass
U.S and Mass
Harry W. Aiken
Shimon £. Whittemore
Leslie E. Griffin
Wiliam Mane
Kien C. Brown
Edward A. Thomas
Winthrop Trust
U. S. and
Christmas Club
Golf talk and town pride lift up Playstead and scouts
A lively town chat covers golf success at the links and the hospital crowd’s misgivings about past plans. Speakers praise George Gibby and Charlie Williams for keeping grounds moving, hail Nelson Floyd, and back civic boosters while joking about politics and molasses lessons. The piece hints at a Camp Winthrop scout visit next month and a grandson’s ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Biggins
Bill
Charles Williams
Warren Titus
George Gibby
John Hanmer
Charlie Williams
Nelson
Floyd
Winthrop Golf Club to Host July Meet and Pro Hire
The Winthrop Golf Club announces a Saturday handicap tournament in two classes with medal play and prizes for best gross and best net scores. George F. Ausbach, former amateur now professional, will become the club's pro on July 19 and will teach lessons, sell clubs and balls, and oversee the new facilities. The event draws a large local turnout and interest from New England golfers, with Teedso Open participation July 17 and 18 by Ausbach as a lead in.
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Winthrop Golf Club
Charles W. Pennington
New England
Winthrop Club
George F. Ausbach
George
Tedesco
Ausbach
England
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Aulbach
Winthrop
Greens
Duffy
Winthrop Baseball Association Formed In Town
A large meeting at Legion Hall organized the Winthrop Baseball Association with Judge Charles J. Brown as president and Fred J. Murphy, Fred Tenney, and George H. Russell in key roles. Over 100 dollars was collected for funds, plans were made for a game this Saturday against Huntington of Lowell, and ongoing efforts aim to raise about 1000 dollars to establish a permanent club with 1924 season goals.
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Fred Tenney
Legion Hall
Charles J. Brown
Winthrop Baseball Association
Fred J. Murphy
Judge Brown
Community Hospital
East Boston District Court
Harry C. Graff
Winthrop
George H. Russell
Winthrop Review
Graff
Huntington
Lowell
Ingleside
Paul D. Osborne
Henry J. Barry
C. Jos. Harvey
Fred Ramsey
Walter
Col
George A. Wieczorek
Stanley Roberts
Howard Crombie
Wm. Hoar
Bill Clancy
Harry Goodwin
Charles Doherty
H. W. Rich
John Herbert, Jr
George Waite
Frank Sheehan
J. Crimming
W. R. Rich
Stuart Atkins
Alphon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Banking Department
Suffolk
Preston B. Churchill
Justice of the Peace
Fihis
Intaraat
Winthrop Co-Operative Bank
A. E. Whittemore
Thas
Winthrop Savings Bank
Bartlett
Imu
St. Tel
Ocean
Biggins
Ferris
Camp Winthrop
Jerusalem
George F. Aulbach
Ingleside Park
New Winthrop Baseball Ass
Henry E. Keough Co
Pauline Street
Cons Gibbons
Jefferson ST
Burton-Farber Coal Co
Centre Station
Beach Edison Lamps
Ocean Winthrop
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