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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
1
Winthrop Trust Company notes how the automobile has transformed local commerce and travel, making trips to cities and suburbs easier than before. The notice advertises safe deposit boxes at half the usual city prices to attract customers.
Last Sunday the Winthrop Fire Department gathered at Pauline Street Station for Firemen's Memorial Day. A parade formed led by Eldredge F Belcher with flags, then 30 uniformed firemen marched via Pauline and Buchanan to the cemetery for a memorial service and grave decorations. Rev John H Ivey spoke at the cemetery and at First Methodist Episcopal Church a sermon on Cutting Down Our Risks followed.
Little Horace Butler the three year old son of Patrolman and Mrs Raymond Butler died at 431 Winthrops Wednesday June 6 after a brief illness of a contagious disease. Friends and playmates gathered pennies to buy a bouquet placed in the tiny casket. The family thanks well wishers during this bereavement.
mail service on monday two deliveries by car riers on june 18th lobby closes at 12 noon usual holiday collections from street letter boxes
Reisman’s Orchestra plays for Ralph King’s dances this Saturday at the Elks Ballroom and every Saturday night starting June 23 at the Cliff House.
report states Nelson Floyd remains critically minorly improved with no notable change in condition as reporters go to press.
As presses, campaign to fund a 4000 yearly Scout budget proceeds with about 400 volunteers pledging 10 yearly for three years. Winthrop Post 146 A L backs Scouts by donating carnival proceeds and supports hiring a Scout Executive to form troops, train masters, interview parents and run the summer camp.
Walter J. Dolan died suddenly on a Friday evening at his Washington Chambers residence. He was active in local organizations and business, and his passing brings sorrow to many friends and colleagues.
The Winthrop Theatre hosted Class Day exercises with a large crowd. The operetta pleased the audience and Bounder Fulham dominated the program while Horace E Wise gave a welcome. Class gifts were well received and Principal Edward R Clarke praised the staff.
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