Kelman Receives Six Months And $300 Fine In Liquor Case
David Kelman of 329 Kirley Street was sentenced by the Boston District Court to six months in jail and fined 300 for liquor violations. He faced charges of exposing and keeping liquor and making two legal sales, with sentences split 200 and 100 on separate counts. Additional month came on an oldprohibition-related charge.
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Edge Patrick J. Lane
Jae
Boston District Court
Last Friay
David Kelman
Kirley Street
Kelman
Denis J. Kelleher
Wilam A. McNeil
James H
Frank E Whitman
Board of
Sectmen
Whitman
Om Kelman
Sealer Fines Man for Short Weight in Winthrop Court
In East Boston Court Douglas Crowe of 46 Marlboro Street Evreit was fined 15 dollars for short weight in ice in Winthrop. Russell Lang sealer of weights and measures filed the complaint.
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Boston
Douglas Crowe
Marlboro Street
Eveit
Winthrop
Russell Lang
Sealer
Weights and Meares
Catholic Club Holds Banquet With Plaudits and Gifts
More than two hundred members gather as Mrs. Edith M. Christopher presides and gives a welcome. Music by Coeur and Eleanor Diemer precedes a dinner where Mrs. Mae L Merrill is praised for her efforts. Mrs. Christopher presents Miss Mary Lane with a platinum and diamond shoulder pin.
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Edith M. Christopher
Music Dur Coeur
Eleanor Diemer
Mae L Merrill
Christopher
Mary Lane
Home burglary attempt leads to arrest near Roxbury
Mrs. Joshua Remby of 176 Circuit road alerted police after a man forced entry by breaking a door glass at 2:30 PM. Lieut. James H. Douglas and Patrolman James J. Turner chased and captured John J. Jennings of 3088 Washington street near Centre Station, who was identified by Mrs. Remby.
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Joshua Remby
Remby
Circuit Road
James H. Douglas
James J. Turner
John. J. Jennings
Washington Street
Roxbury
Railroad to adopt fifteen minute service system
Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad plans a fifteen minute schedule across the system in about two weeks replacing the current twenty minute service. Rush hours will keep ten minute service. Once electric traction is complete, more frequent daytime service and improved rush hour service are expected, with better connections at Orient Heights.
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Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Orient Heights
Firemen to Hold Memorial Service Sunday
Members of the Winthrop Firemen's Relief Association will attend memorial services for departed members this Sunday. They will meet at the Central Fire House on Pauline Street at 9 30 a m. President E F Belcher invites all members and past members to participate.
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Winthrop Firemen’s Relief Association
Central Fire House
Pauline Street
E. F. Belcher
Thrift Address Delights Junior High Students
Representative Edgar Power spoke on banking and thrift before 600 junior high students in the school auditorium on May 29. He praised the school bank’s growth and urged saving in small amounts, citing Coolidge and the need for attention to small daily tasks.
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Edgar Power
Willis
Representative Power
Miss Walker
Mr. Power
Power
Committee On Banks
President Coolidge
Andover Academy
Elks Plan Flag Day Exercises and Parade
The Elks Club plans a Flag Day event on Thursday June 14 including a parade from Town Hall at 745 PM to the Elks Clubhouse on Washington Avenue. Exalted Ruler Daniel J Honan heads a committee that invites military and fraternal groups to join the procession and public exercises. A Silver Cup will be awarded to a high school student for best essay on The Flag with the winner reading the judges choice that evening.
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Elks
Daniel J. Honan
Washington Avenue
Winthrop
Class Day Exercises Set for June 12 at Ingleside Park
Senior class events include a 2:15 panorama at Ingleside Park, 3:00 p m program in Winthrop Theatre, and a banquet with dancing in the high school gymnasium. Graduation follows June 20 at 8:00 p m with two tickets for each senior and three for graduation.
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Ingleside Park
Winthrop Theatre
Junior High School Savings Bank Ends Year With Big Deposits
Principal N Elliot Willis praised student savings at the Thursday assembly noting the last banking day would be Monday. Pupils deposited 306.30 the fourth largest of the year. Room 101 led seventh grade with 16.15 and Room 111 Nieckerson led all rooms with 54.25. Brackett 211 led ninth grade with 13.25 as transfers to student bank books begin. bank reopens in September next year.
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N. Elliot Willis
Miss Nieckerson
Miss Brackett
Awards for noteworthy public service honor New England telephone workers
Four of six national Theodore N. Vail medals awarded in 1927 go to New England telephone workers. The Gold medal with a $500 cash prize goes to Fred F. Brown, foreman, plant department, Connecticut Valley Telephone Company, Bradford, Vermont. Silver medals with $250 prizes include Mrs. Clara B. Pitkin, agent, White Plains, etc.
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Theodore N. Vail
New England
Fred F. Brown
Connecticut Valley Telephone Company
Bradford
Vermont
Clara B. Pitkin
White
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SIVEN
Udce Lane
Catholic Club
Winthrop Trust Company
U. S
Ham’s
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
Americoal
Telephone East
City Fuel Company
General Office
Congress St
Mass
Liberty
Rep
E. F. Power
Frigidaire
Henry E. Keough Co
Pauline St
Ocean
Winthrop Savings Bank
WEEI
A C
J. Pope
Preston B. Churchill
Savings Bank
Avenid
Winthrop St
Winthrop Centre
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