Local Residents Relocate Within City Areas
Mr and Mrs William C Elliot of 118 Bartlett road have moved to an apartment in Boston. Mr and Mrs Frank A Dolloff of 88 Woodside avenue moved on Monday to their new home located in
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
4
Mr and Mrs William C Elliot of 118 Bartlett road have moved to an apartment in Boston. Mr and Mrs Frank A Dolloff of 88 Woodside avenue moved on Monday to their new home located in
A storefront proclaims a temporary tire price cut on Silvertowns, Commanders, Cavaliers by stressing first quality Goodrich tires with stretch matched cord construction. The message urges quick action as prices return to normal after the sale.
The program features Estelle G Kirby and Irene Turner performances, senior and junior class presidents, a class gift, and multiple prize awards. Notable honors include the Bentley Swift Memorial Cup, Washington and Franklin Medal, D A R proficiency prize, and scholarship recognitions amid diplomas conferred by Mr Albert R Steadfast.
Arthur M. McCarthy advocates extending the Elevated Bus service to the Winthrop Bridge. He cites petitions from Pleasant Street Ingalls and Battery Winthrop areas and Orient Heights residents paying ten cents to reach the Depot for Boston. Transfers would connect to the Main Line, aiding East Boston residents facing long winter walks.
Eleanor E Arnold of Revere Street and George E Thomas of Court Road Winthrop have announced their engagement. No wedding date has been set.
Dr and Mrs A S Wingersky announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Carolyn to Edward Smith of Somerset Avenue.
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