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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1926
Page
1
Condition at close of business shows total resources 1 211 598 00 and deposits 2 375 404 82 with capital and surplus figures 100 000 00 109 370 05 17 831 46 and tax reserve 435 206 58. Liabilities include undivided earnings 283 062 73 and other items totaling 268 137 67 244 202 51.
Miss Eliase Norton Ford wed Frederic W. Hutchinson in a June ceremony at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Dr. C. Oscar Ford officiated as the organ played Lohengrin. The bridal party included ushers, bridesmaids, a maid of honor, and a flower girl with several attendants.
Winthrop Lodge 1078 BPOE marks the 150th anniversary of the American Flag on June 14 at 8 p m. in Elks Home Washington Ave. A parade led by Coast Artillery Band precedes the event with town organizations and the Anthrop Lodge. The program features patriotic singing, a talk by George E Curran of Boston, ritual work, and a silver cup awarded for the best essay on the flag by Winthrop High School pupils. Public invited.
Tuesday afternoon at Center Station the 82 year old Thomas Fyn of 247 Main St stepped onto the tracks as the Boston bound train arrived. He was struck by the engine, losing part of his left hand and three fingers, and severely injuring his right leg. Dragged about 40 feet, he was taken to Community Hospital where he remained in danger but improved by Thursday noon. He is an uncle of Mrs. J Arthur Merrill and lived with her.
Winthrop High School Class of 1926 held its class day in the Winthrop Theatre at 2:30 with a sold out audience. The day featured a march from Ingleside Park, class officers led by President Roger E Titus, a program of songs and scenes from the operetta Pepita, a class prophecy by Norman Corwin, and a Mexican backdrop painted by John A. Pike.
A long sequence of individuals including Richard D. Abrams Dorothy Adams Phyllis Altmeyer William Ames Eleanor Arnold Laura Atkinson Doris Baker Ernest Baker Nancy Baker Robert Ball Gladys Barclay Carl Baskin Frank Bauer Mary Becker Isabel Blandford George Boyle Catherine Brady Mildred Bridgman Sarah Brooks Waldo Bucek George Burke Ruth Canton Thomas Carnicelli Sylvia Ceder Caroline Ciampa Kendall Clark Ruth Clarke Adeline Clougherty Paul Connor Anna Cook Robert Copenhagen Norman Corwin Ruth Cousins George Crocker Otis Crocker Robert Crossman Esther Curran Alice Cavenhall Dorothy Davis Martin Delorey John Devlin Leslie Dimes Margaret Dineen Dorothy Dixon Cecile Donohue Ralph Ferrar Evelyn Fingold Irene Fisher Bernard Flannery Minnie Fleishman Ada Foley Madeline Fopiano Virginia Fowler Paul Frankland Joseph Fraser Milton Friedenberg Eva Garr John Gillon George Glass Lazarus Goldberg Sydney Goldberg Stephen Grady Joseph Gray Gwendolyn Hall Helen Hall Violet Hannaford John Harkins Eileen Hayes Stanley Healy Raymond Herbert Ruth Herbert Stella Hinchcliffe Ruth Irish Evangeline Jenkins Walter Johnson Miriam Ke.
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