26 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
1
The Winthrop Trust Company reports cash and deposits data as of close of business June 11 1920 showing balances in cash from banks 39166077 and 8744800 total assets 1 112 56892 1850 90421917 with deposits over 1. The notice questions why not do your banking in Win and highlights deposit totals.
Partial OCR snippet notes a death at Reverm 2 with timing unclear, mentions 6 p.m. and Wednesday evenings from 7 until unspecified.
Frank H. Byrne 45 a Winthrop resident and well known Elks and Mason was found dead in his locker at the Winthrop Yacht Club. Medical Examiner says death from accidental gas poisoning and the body taken to North Grove Morgue Boston. details note he lit the gas to heat the locker and fell asleep with gas cocks open amid a strong wind.
Many June wedding guests gathered for Melvillo and friends before they left for a honeymoon trip to New York Atlantic City and Washington adding a celebratory note to local society circles.
Miss Helen Halladay Hayden and Mr Harry van Hoosear Knight were married at St John s Episcopal Church on Wednesday afternoon June 23. Rev Ralph M Harper officiated. The couple left for a Maine honeymoon and will reside at 28 James Av after returning. Knight has served in St John s choir for 12 years.
The class of 1990 graduated 122 students, the largest in school history, with 61 boys and 61 girls. Credit goes to the School Committee, Principal Clarke, and Supt. Frank A. Douglas. The auditorium overflowed with relatives as a strong program unfolded, including March Class Marshal Richard Curran and the song program by the Class of 1920 and the High School Orchestra.
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