Celebration of Flag Day and wedding notice
The article notes remarks by officials including District Deputy Frederick T. Strachan and Col George A. Wieczorek during Flag Day events. It records a presentation of a gold purse to the guest of the evening, and announces the marriage of Clark to Miss Alice Lyng on Wednesday June 11 at 15 Mermaid Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick T. Strachan
Coloniel
George A. Wieczorek
John H. Devine
Lewis G. H Tucker
Angus P. MacDonald
Brendan J.keen
Thomas Benson
Charles P. Pike
Henry W. Wilson
Eugene Cronin
Michael J. Whalen
John H. Harron
J. Thomas Butler
Mr. Clark
motorcycle officer T M Northrup begins duties
Summer positions show a large turnout as Norton starts duty last Monday. Officers wore summer uniforms the previous Sunday and a major hearing on the garages at the Center drew a full Selectmen's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Northrup
Winthrop Lodge to Attend Mass Elks Convention in Pittsfield
Delegates from Winthrop Lodge of Elks will drive to Pittsfield for the Massachusetts State Elks Association session June 15 to 17. Grand Exalted Ruler James A McFarland of South Dakota will preside. The delegation is led by Exalted Ruler Walter J. Marsh and includes Albert P. Crossman Michael Grimes Arthur Lyng Arthur Waldo Lewis Tucker P E B and Daniel J. Honan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Lodge of Elks
State Elks Association
Pittsfield
James A McFarland
South Dakota
Walter J. Marsh
Winthrop Lodge
Albert P. Crossman
Michael 3. Grimes
Arthur E. Lyng
Arthur H. Waldo
Lewis G. H. Tucker
Danie J. Honan
Delicatessen Offers Weekend Meal Bundles for Trips
Town topics note the Delicatessen Shop at 19 Somerset Ave serves pre cooked food and bundles for weekend auto trips. Fred will prepare two choice lunches. Rimeples available at Edward F Walsh Drug Store and Magee’s.
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Somerset Av
Fred
Rimeples
Edward F. Walsh
Magee
William Weld Dies After Weeks of Illness
William Weld of 14 Waldemar Avenue Winthrop died last Saturday after a several week illness. Born in Boston around 187? he grew up in Winthrop and was associated with the Curtis Weld firm in Boston. Funeral services were held Monday at his home with Rev. W J Day officiating and burial in Winthrop Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Lillian P F. Waterman & Sons were the undertakers.
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Wiliam Weld
Waldemar Ayr
Mr. Weld
Boston
Tremomitst
Winthrop
Curtis € Weld
Lillian PF
Weld
Obituary notices and funeral details for Winthrop residents
Frank J. Strasberger of 24 Brookfield Road died suddenly at age 37. Funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church June 8 with Masonic services and burial at Winthrop Cemetery. Amelia Walsh of Winthrop Beach died June 6 at age 78 79. funeral at St. John's Episcopal Church June 9. burial Winthrop Cemetery. Joshua C. Small died at his daughter's home after years of suffering. born in Auburn Maine 64 years ago. Survived by wife Clara E. and daughter Mrs. Lorretta A. Thompson. funeral at 17 Tewksbury Street June date not specified. burial Winthrop Cemetery. Walter T. White listed as director of funerals.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ralph M. Harper
Winthrop Cemetery
Joshua C. Small
Henry J. Thompson
Tewksbury St
Mr. Small
Auburn
Clara E
Lorretta A. Thompson
W. L
Pinholes in Steel Plate Drill System Aids Calculator
The invention of a drill with ten spindles carries number six Morse drills to make ten thousandths and pin sized holes in a thirty second inch steel plate. Each sliver is driven by a belt in a chain head, all spinning at the same speed, finishing the drilling in ten seconds.
Public Hearing Set on Winthrop Street Junction Upgrade
The Board of Selectmen of Winthrop Mass on June 2 1924 orders laying out altering widening and relocating the junction of Pauline and Hermon Streets at the westerly corner. A public hearing is scheduled for Monday June 16 1924 at 9 p m in the Town Hall to take land for the proposed improvement. Attest Charles A Hagman Clerk.
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Winthrop
Mass
Hermon Street
Pauline Street
Board of Selectmen of
Charles A. Hagman
Board of Selectmen
Winthrop Board Sets Gasoline Storage Rules
In Winthrop Massachusetts on June 2 1924 the board of selectmen discussed keeping and storing gasoline in tanks of preferably approved design and location as part of local safety regulations.
Public Hearings Set On Gasoline Storage Licenses
Two notices from the Board of Selectmen schedule hearings for license requests to keep and store gasoline in tanks for a three car community garage at Walden Street near Main Street and for a set of garages at Nos 41-43 Tewksbury Street. They invite objections and appearances at Town Hall on Monday evening June 23, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewksbury Street
Selectmen’s Room
Town Hall
Charles A. Hagman
Board of Selectmen
Winthrop
Mass
Alfred Illingworth
Walden Street
Main Street
Sir Roger de Coverley and the Spectator Club
Sir Roger de Coverley represents a fictional English gentleman from the Spectator era. The name also named a dance akin to the Virginia reel and linked to the magazine’s lively tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Roger de Coverney
Spectator
Roger
Queen Anne
Sir Roger de Coverley
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Auto Supplies and Repairs Agency
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Center Station
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Winthrop Arms Hotel
Winthrop Highlands
Dupont
John V. O'Donnell
Clark
Old Town Hall
William Weld
Waterman & Sons
Charles R. Bennison
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Gunaber Et Praca Vere
Brellangham Ave
Samuel A. Price
Bradstreet Avenue
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Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
Creighton Hale
Wife
Elinor Glyn
B. F. Keith
Reginald Denny
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Monterey
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Comedy News
Booth Tarrington
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America
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