Tag Along Fourth Carnival Promises Big Cash Prizes
Winthrop Post No. 146 American Legion holds its Sixth Annual Carnival and Field Day on July 4 at Ingleside Park. They seek community help for a new home with $500 in cash prizes and engage the YD Band for a grand celebration. Buy your tag today.
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Machine Gun Company Wins First Prize in Quincy
Winthrop residents cheer the Old Machine Gun Company for earning first prize at Quincy’s 300th celebration. Their Memorial Day and Flag Day display impressed the town as they carried a blue banner in the parade.
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Machine Gun Company
Quincy
Winthrop
Elks Midnite Frolic to Feature All Professional Talent
The Winthrop Elks announce a midnight vaudeville show at the Winthrop Theatre on July 3 into July 4. The lineup will be all new acts and drafted from Boston presentations, aiming for a balanced program with comedy, singing, dancing, ventriloquism, and novelty closing.
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Winthrop Review
Winthrop
Winthrop Elks
Winthrop Theatre
H. C. Kleemann
Boston
The
Elks’ Midnite Frolic Committee
Winthrop High School honors and sports awards 1920s
Winthrop High School announces high achievers including Russell B. Tewksbury who earned a Doctor of Science from Johns Hopkins at 25 after MIT and NY Public Health service. Athletes receive the W and T letters for baseball and track. Henry Rock earns shoes for top value in a winning season. Walter Morrison, class of 1920, earns a Boston University Bachelor of Business Administration while working at the Second National Bank.
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Henry Rock
Robert McGarigle
Vincent Petrucci
Martin Delorey
Lester Wise
Ernest Baker
Thomas Trainor
Thomas Carnicelli
Mardocheo Saggese
Justin Rex
Cornelius Donovan
Raymond Flannery
Lewis Briggs
Edwin Floyd
Richard Dees
C. W. Davy
Walter B. Morrison
Boston University
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Second National Bank
Boston
Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association Boosts Call Fees
The Winthrop Visiting Nurse Association voted to raise call charges from 60 to 75 cents to maintain services amid rising free calls. Donations from local groups and individuals plus a Yacht Club Play program funded operations as the monthly report shows 212 patients and visits averaging 20 to 40 minutes, with various care categories and billing outcomes.
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Felicity Club
Austin Belcher
F. Tyler
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Town topics delegates and travelers in brief notes
Richard R Flynn P D C and George H Russell P A Q M G served as delegates at a Massachusetts U W V encampment in Chelsea. Miss Muriel T Dorr of Sargent Street spends June at Posse Nissen School Girls Camp in Hillsboro New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs J Henry Flynn of The Frederick sailed June 20 on Scythia for an extended tour of the British Isles and the continent.
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George H. Russell
Chelsea
Muriel T. Dorr
Sargent St
Posse-Nissen School
Hillsboro
N. H
Mrs. J. Henry Flynn
Frederick
Scythia
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Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club Presents Lincoln Street Concert
Next Monday evening the Winthrop Catholic Woman's Club will host a concert in St. John's Hall Lin coln Street under the club's auspices. Miss Rose Sullivan in charge promises a program with music and comedy worth attending. Tickets available by phoning Ocean 1082 J.
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St. John’s Hall
Lincoln St
Club
Rose Sullivan
Fire halts firemen at suspected arson site
Firemen are delayed by a blaze at 419 Reverest in a three decker, an area with prior fires fueling suspicions of arson. A wreath and flag were placed on each fallen fireman's grave after a cemetery visit, and the department faced ongoing alarms as officials from the Firemen's Association and Board of Fire Engineers were named.
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R. H. Harper
Firemen’s Association
Chas. H. Lawrence
Chas
Cleaning Walks With Lime And Salt Mix
A historic tip suggests cleaning concrete surfaces by mixing a pound of lime with one gallon of water and a handful of salt. The solution is stirred well and applied with an old broom to scrub the surface for a clean result.
Cure of Evil Inspires Historic Reflection
A compact aphorism by E. H. Chapin reflects on humanity's pattern of turning to cure when evil becomes intolerable, framing moral progress as a response to hardship.
Honor roll students chart independent paths after school
The Florida Times-Union notes that whether boys or girls, those listed on the honor roll tend to follow similar self reliance when they reach adulthood and enter the world on their own terms.
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Florida Times-Union
Forced to pay note indorsed for friend sparks ire
A Rochester Times Union item quotes a harsh line about friendship ending after a person is compelled to settle a note they endorsed for a friend. The quote implies lasting resentment once a debt is paid under pressure.
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