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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
3
The Federal Reserve Bank requests closing the account for exchanging 4th Liberty Bonds before June 30. A limited supply will be kept on hand a few days before that date to conduct over the counter exchanges. Winthrop Trust Co.
Mae Murray stars as Lady Falkland in The Right to Love at Winthrop Theatre. David Powell plays Colonel Loring in a tale of political intrigue and romance set in Constantinople with a courtroom turn and a dramatic murder, backed by a strong ensemble.
Town Topics reports a Saturday collision at the corner of Winthrop and Pleasant Streets. Dominic B. Moriarty of Point Shirley drove car 184 155, with Michael B. Grandon of East Boston behind the wheel of the other vehicle. Both cars sustained minor damage.
A June graduation service at St. John s Church School drew a crowded congregation including children, parents and friends. Eighth graders progressed to High School, seniors received New Testament diplomas, and several students earned Cross and Crown recognition for 1920 21 Attendance.
A family member signed the card signaling support for ongoing school work during vacation months. The gesture marks the first formal step to extend activities beyond the regular term.
Real estate deeds and a military pageant mark this Fort Banks event. Governor Cox will attend the July 5 pageant with a reception planned and General Edwards expected. Ticket distribution is underway with Army Relief Society and Red Cross support.
To the ladies of Winthrop a meeting is announced at the Elks Home Thursday evening June 28 at 8 o'clock. The program promises interesting facts on forming an Emblem Club within the order and details about the County Fair on August 6. The notice emphasizes inviting lady friends and cooperation for a pleasant evening.
George J. Hutchinson, president of the local council of the AARROIR, will chair the gathering. The event promises no admission fee and no collection, with the meeting focusing on plant closures and related issues. The notice advertises Douglas Hardware & Paint Co. at Center Station selling goods at Boston prices.
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