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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
3
The Federal Reserve Bank urges closing of exchange accounts for 4th Liberty Bonds before June 30. A limited supply will be kept for over the counter exchanges up to a few days prior to that date. Winthrop Trust Co. announces the measure.
The Highlands women plan an entertainment on the Cliff House grounds on Saturday evening June 11 to raise funds for the Floating Hospital. Volunteers from Winthrop and Greater Boston will assist, led by a committee chaired by Mrs. William W. Colson with officers Mrs. G. Wallace Tibbetts and Mrs. F. Temple Scott among others.
In a Boston Tran script excerpt a woman rejects a proposal saying she won’t marry the best man on earth. He counters with a playful idea of marrying in an airplane. The dialogue highlights evolving romance and witty banter.
The corporation publishes the names of elected and qualified trustees and officers for Winthrop Savings Bank. The list includes AHREND C. POPE as president, ELMER E. DAWSON as vice president, and PRESTON B. CHURCHILL as treasurer, with numerous other named individuals. The notice references statutory sections and the June 4 date and location Winthrop.
The Cliff House opened its summer dance series with a successful inaugural evening. Local residents appear in news items including births, visits, career moves, and family travel. Several families plan summers away while church activities announce a children's baptism and observance of Children's Day on June 12.
Scientists define amethyst as a clear purple quartz variety. It ranks below diamond in hardness and resists acids. It can be cut with fire and heat dulls its color. The stone often hides in geodes, resting within granite beds or hollow rock spheres.
A brief editorial quote urges daily resolve to achieve nightly satisfaction. It emphasizes starting each day with determination to gain personal achievement and fulfillment.
Gray is the season’s predominant color in city dress from hats and gloves to capes and evening gowns. Designers favor gray in fabrics like silk crepe and serge with trims of fringe or embroidery, while tulle and dyed laces enrich evening wear. The piece notes Paris fashion influences, large hats, and new taffeta gowns with lace or organdie trimmings for street and afternoon use.
Next Wednesday the Unitarian Women's Alliance hosts a Strawberry Festival at the church. Benj F Delano will give an organ recital at 745 p m. The theatre party was a huge success and thanks are extended to all who assisted. Also notices on hardware store pricing, Y M H A delegations to Hartford and a benefit dance at the Y M H A Hall on June 15.
The document lists multiple individuals paired with street addresses including Julia-Laura L. Gehrken, F. Adelaide-Bella R. Goodwin in Fremont, Grant, Hawthorne Avenue residents, Henry H. Jones, John F. Zunino, Emma M. MacNamara, John E. E. Lynch, Reuben Maletz, Maxwell Sawyer on Sea Foam Avenue and Bartlett Road.
Postal schedule details list Winthrop MA office hours from 7 a m to 8 p m on weekdays and varying early morning and evening times for Sundays and holidays. It notes street letter boxes to be collected from Boston, specifies box locations, carrier delivery times, and a winter condition caveat. R M Baker P M signs the notice.
A Century Magazine excerpt extols dog loyalty as a constant, unfailing welcome guiding a man’s life. It argues that canine devotion surpasses human affection, celebrating the powerful bond between man and dog through poignant reflection.
A mother threatened to spank four year old Little David at bedtime. After a pause David asked where the bargain was, prompting a humorous exchange about parental discipline. The quip frames a domestic moment with a child’s wit.
Readers are urged to send in subscriptions to the Review to stay updated on summer activities. The notice emphasizes timely payment and ongoing engagement with local events and programs.
Legal notice from Winthrop Massachusetts dated June 3 1921 announces a special meeting of stockholders to be held at the Elks Building Washington Avenue Winthrop on Monday June 13 1921 at 8 pm to elect officers for the ensuing year and consider other important matters. All stockholders urged to attend promptly.
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