Bert Enos Wins Literary Prize Contest
Bertram Enos of Clark University Worcester tied for third place in Harper's Magazine intercollegiate literary contest among thousands of students. He submitted the short story A Moment Hurries By and has been a leading contributor to Clark Monthly advancing scholarship goals for capable students.
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Bertram Enos
Lewis Enos
Fairviewst
Clark University
Worcester
Harper's Magazine
United States
Bert
Clark
Ent
Clark Monthly
March Shares On Sale At Trimount Co-Operative Bank
The notice offers shares ranging from 1 to 40 per person at Trimount Co-Operative Bank in Boston. It instructs buyers to mail checks and promises prompt pass book delivery with quarterly dividend compounding and small withdrawal loss. Edgar F. Power is listed as Winthrop Director.
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Edgar F. Power
Winthrop
Trimount Co-Operative Bank
Tremont St
Boston
Tewksbury, Winthrop resident, dies suddenly at home
Eugene Sargent Tewksbury died suddenly at his Pleasant Street home on May 27. Born August 26, 1864, in Winthrop he was a descendant of Gov. William Bradford, a father and grandfather to three, and left a widow Mabel Eastman, a son Charles Sumner Tewksbury of Watertown, a daughter Mrs Erwin Stanley of Winthrop, a brother Charles H. Tewksbury, a sister Mrs Mary McCulley, and three grandchildren.
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Eugene S. Tewksbury
Winthrop
Charles M. S. Tewksbury
Francesca Pendleton
Northport
Eugene Sargent Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Somerset
L. P. Frost
Mr. Tewksbury
Mabel F. Eastman
Malden
Effingham Falls
N. H
Pleasant St
Old
New England
Gov
William Bradford
Colony
Charles Sumner Tewksbury
Watertown
Erwin Stanley
Charles H. Tewksbury
N H
Card of Thanks for Eugene Sargent Tewksbury
The family expresses sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness words of sympathy and floral pieces in their bereavement for the loss of their husband and father Eugene Sargent Tewksbury.
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Eugene Sargent Tewksbury
Bird Champion Sprinter Relates Pheasant Speed to Humans
The article notes a pheasant’s top speed around 15 to 18 mph and compares it to a college sprinter running 100 yards in ten seconds. It observes the bird’s shorter stride yet remarkable performance, highlighting the pheasant’s rapid bursts relative to human pace.
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Detroit News
Memorial Day Exercises at Shirley Street School
Memorial Day services were held Friday May 27 at Shirley Street School led by Principal Preston L. Chase. The program featured class recitations songs and a flag salute with students from Miss Edwards Segal Petersen Goodridge and Ward classes performing various pieces and readings.
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Shirley Street
Preston L. Chase
Eleanor Freeman
Edwin Ball
Selma Freeman
Ruth Philips
Francis Colson
Florence Block
Miss Petersen
Miss Segal
Albert Moriarty
Stanley Epstein
Herbert Greenblat
Jack Solomon
Miss Wing
Mildred Schwartz
Miss Goodridge
Miss Ward
Edmund Brown
George H. Russell
May 26 Rangers Visit Colonial House in Natick
On May 26 the Rangers traveled to Natick led by Mrs. George Burns. Hostess Mrs. John Glidden welcomed them to a 1704 colonial house with large fireplaces brick ovens and a smoking compartment. They toured the grounds and enjoyed luncheon before a final walk.
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Natick
George Burns
John Glidden
John C McMurray Appointed Official Brake Tester
John C. McMurray has been appointed the official brake tester near Boston by the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. He holds the cards for customers having their brakes tested at his Putnam Street garage near Pauline Street.
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John C. McMurray
Boston
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Mr. McMurray
Putnam St
Pauline St
Boy Scout News Highlights Local Activities and Talks
West Peabody scout events feature Gilbert Lame's wood carving exhibit at Junior High. Clarence DeMar praises Nova Scotia trip to about 200 boys. Scouts Woods and Lincoln relay governor's message from Saratoga Street to Town Hall. Memorial parade draws 150. many skip for weekend plans. Meetings pause after June 9 for summer.
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Gilbert E. Lame
West Peabody
Lame
Charles H. Leibfried
Sumac
Harry Woods
Edward Lincoln
Saratoga St
Boston
Town Hall
Town Topics Highlights and Local Notices
Mrs Taschioglou of 36 Sturgis street became a patient at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs W B Haines motored to South Portland and back by motor, with a weekend trip to Haverhill and Newport. Harold G Leighton welcomed a baby girl on May 28. Several Winthrop girls appeared in Miss Mabel Golden's recital at Notre Dame East Boston. A spectator photographed the World War Memorial and a man asked for a photo to be sent to Mayor Walsh.
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Winthrop
Mabel Golden
Notre Dame
Boston
Edna Lorance
Marshall St
Mayor Walsh
Revere City Hall
Property Ownership Listings for Various Residents
A series of property filing names listing owners and adjacent streets including Pleasant Street Crocker Fremont Street Beacon Street Read Street and Read Street shown with multiple co owners and spouses reflected in the Pleasant and Fremont street area. The notice references individuals such as Mary S Ossrea and Nellie C Andrew with several others.
Help Ourselves, Not Ask Providence For Rescue
A terse regional dialect remark reflects a sentiment that self-reliance would prevent repeated pleas for divine aid, as quoted in the Atlanta Constitution.
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Atlanta Constitution
United States Treasury Announces 3 Percent Bonds Exchange
Holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds are invited to exchange their holdings for new United States Treasury bonds dated June 15 1927 with a 3 percent interest rate. The new bonds mature in twenty years and may be redeemed after sixteen years. Exchange at par is offered with accrued interest paid as of June 15 1927. The existing bonds are called for payment November 15 1927 and will stop bearing interest then. Exchange is limited in time and must be handled through banks or trust companies or a Federal Reserve Bank. Washington May 31 1927.
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United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Helen F. Stanley
Buchanan St
Mass
Alfred J. Pilling
Edwards
Patriots
Pik
Lillian Somers
Melvin Stone
Melvin Goldberg
Robert Foster
Jerry Rawlins
Rangers
Hibernia Savings Bank
Court Street
BOY G Scout News
Senior High
Junior High
Highlands
Long & Margeson Service
Undertakers
Ocean
Walden St
Chester Ave
H. N. Downs & Son
Locust Street
W. B. Haines
Haverhill
South Portland
B. J. Ahearn
Center
Newport, R. I
Bernhardt
Aspinwall
Harold G. Leighton
Pearl Av
Marguerite Kirby
Lorretta Eldridge
Katherine Ahearn
Angela Bransfield
Katherine Downing
Mary Ormond
Alice Rolfe
Katherine Mogan
Anna Vitale
Margaret Dowling
Brother Williams
Treasury
Washington
Pete
Adanger
Quivy
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I Casteon Co
Leggo
Athies
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