Winthrop Legion to Lead All Day July Fourth Celebration
Three weeks remain until the public Fourth of July event in Winthrop led by the Winthrop Legion, with Capt. Dick Stoehr directing a carnival. The program includes sports, a Legion versus Knights of Columbus baseball game, aviators, and a community fund drive supported by a $1 admission that funds a hospital donation. Volunteers across committees organize concessions, finance, bonfires, music, housing, publicity, athletics, grounds, and a Ladies Auxiliary list of participants and officers.
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Winthrop
Winthrop Legion
Ingleside Park
Legion
Knights of Columbus
Handicap of Fear and the Weakening in Trials
A meditation by John Woolman warns that fear traps many, halting duty and delaying aid. When fear governs, hands weaken and ears dull, clouding the path of the righteous and hindering timely action in times of trial.
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John Woolman
Colonial Chapter Pop Concert Shines At Winthrop Beach
A Colonial Chapter 96, Order of Eastern Star event at the Casino Winthrop Beach on June 15 drew a large crowd. The program featured a high quality chorus with Mrs. Ella Duchemin Nutter and Mrs. Jean Forsberg as soloists, and Mr. John E. Williams and Mr. Eber I. Wells in the quartet and sextette numbers. Numerous locals attended, including Mrs. Lillian G. Walch of Massachusetts as chairwoman and an extensive list of Mrs. and Mr. attendees.
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Colonial Chapter 96
Order of Eastern Star
Winthrop Beach
Lillian G. Walch
Massachusetts
Ella Duchemin Nutter
Jean Forsberg
John E. Williams
Eber I. Wells
Nutter
Forsberg
Mr. Wells
Mr. Williams
Lucia
Margaretta T. Winter
Rodney W. Walch
Amos W. Crooks
Stanley Seabury
Howard Davis
Allen W. Newton
E. H. Leonard
Warren
E. Titus
W. M
Elks Lawn Party Draws Happy Crowd But Slower Outdoor Turnout
The Elks Home lawn party the night before June 17 drew a warm indoor turnout despite a cold wind. George W. Verdi and committee praised the event as Strachan Orchestra provided dancing while Exalted Ruler Angus P. Macdonald led the Elks toast at 11 PM. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Verdi, Crossman, Dolan, Tucker, Smith, Marsh, and others.
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Elks Home
George W. Verdi
Strachan
Elks
Angus P. Macdonald
A. P. Crossman
W. J. Dolan
L. G. H. Tucker
Benj. P. Smith
Walter J. Marsh
A. J
New Central Office Names Aspinwall and Kenmore
When distributing 350000 copies of the Boston directory starts in season two new central office names Aspinwall and Kenmore will be established Aspinwall designates Brookline listings forming the nucleus of the new switching center to be opened late in fall while Kenmore will serve part of the Back Bay exchange territory The Back Bay central office nears capacity and changes only affect exchange designations in the directory
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Boston
Aspinwall
Kenmore
Brookline
Back Bay
Rings in Wood Show Density Variations Across Species
The American Forestry Magazine notes growth rings appear in temperate and tropical trees but prominences vary. Common readable examples include basswood, aspen, paper birch, tulipwood, holly, tupelo, buckeye, yellow cedar, and certain pines, firs, and spruces.
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Tropics
American Forestry Magazine
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P. C. Richmond
Stoehr
Comar
Alberts. Smith
Harold W. Mayo
Francis L." Sheehan
R. P. Bouillard
P. C. Henry L. Tenry
Harvey A. Kelley
William G. Harber, Jr
Arthur W. Rowe
Richard R. Flynn
Ralph L. Day
G. W. Nickerson
James E. Cody
Raymond EF. Delaney
Albert Hayes
Stanley A. Roberts
John H. Archdeacon
Edward F. Sullivan
Albert S. Smith
Francis L. Sheehan
R. P. Rouillard
Charles A. Hagman
Bonfire
John J. Morris
Carl G. Fors
Music
D. A. Ives
Lewis B. Pierce
House
Howard A. Perkins
Stewart Atkins
Everett S. Witham
P. C. R. G. Stoehr
Geo. R. Russell
Geo. F. Gundersen
Chas
J. Marsh
H. W. Mayo
Alfred Friedman
Alfred Silberberg
Wm. Abely
Mary Winston
Treas
Wm. Horrigan
Corr
Anna McGillicuddy
Lillian Ruskin
Austin McCormack
Wm. H. Fielding
Thomas Donovan
Henry Lappen
George Lappen
Maude Hallam
John H. Fielding
Carrie Duston
Agnes Brogan
Eleanor Brogan
Gertrude Sullivan
Grace C. Sheehan
Geneva Diggins
Eleanor Abely
Catherine Donovan
Edna Fox
Mary Tierney
C. E. McCarthy
Walter J. Dolan
John Cotter
Cunningham
Vera Hallam
Anna Cassidy
Clair Fulham
M. V. McGillicuddy
Blanch Hayes
Nellie Buckley
Anna Fuller
Agnes Hayes
Miss Greenwood
Winthrop Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
K. OF C
F. K. Hatfeld
W. P
John Fiske
Henry E. Keough
Sewell Verney
C.w.howard
Chas. Ellis
Wm. Mills
Ed. Homer, Jr
W. E. Dow
H. Bloomfield
C. Root
Hemenway
W. E. Foster
McPherson
W. J. Kavanaugh
Harry Hamilton
Stearns
W. A. Carstensen
A. J. Paine
Philip Bailey
Frank Homer
H. H. Sobey
F. Gardner Smith
Chas. Blaze
F. W. Clark
Mathew Walsh
Harland Pratt
Alfred Allen
K. C. Brown
David Belcher
Walter C. Taylor
Clifton Mills
H. Lewis
A. Kirk
E. I. Wills
Dorothy Cousins
Sadie Somerville
Vernon Morse
Miss Flynn
Dorothy Stearns
Doris Clark
Beatrice Brown
Fannie Harlow
Dorothy M. Roberts
L. Bucknam
Thomas White
Henry S. Wilson
Norman Harrigan
Herbert Foley
Andrew Mulloy
Chas. McKenzie
W. Honan
George Cusick
Leland Grant
Richard McClintock
Francis Littleton
Carl Newmarch
Edmund Spence
Chester McClintock
Bachrach
Elks Lawn Party
Aspinwall and
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