Old Timer Praises 1924 High School Graduates and Local Leaders
An exchange recounts praise for the 1924 high school graduation class, noting Ina Minto's prize wins and strong essays by Eber Wells, Joe Guidi, Elizabeth Kent, and Frances Shober. It highlights Principal Clarke and the Commercial Course placements, and laments political cynicism while urging continued support for the Boy Scouts and Legion fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Ina Minto
Eber Wells
Joe Guidi
Elizabeth Kent
Frances Shober
Dickie’ Whorf
Oliver Twist
Clarke
Charlie McGlue
Democrats of
Mass
CAL
Pat Harrison
Washington
Tom Walsh
Montana
Calvin Coolidge
U. S
Third International
Wareham
Ferris
Charlie Williams
Scouts
Legion
Love and danger amid fall woodland pursuit
Gerry frets over Dick's faith as he flirts with Miss Sidney Sails. In a mistimed chase through tangled brush, Gerry finds Dick fallen, yet he declares happiness, insisting the fear of betrayal was unfounded and he sought solace in her arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Sidney
Bettie
Miss Sidney
Major
Brown Betty
Betty
Darling
Pal
Church Notices at First Baptist Church
Rev William J Day conducts morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 with sermons by the pastor Bible School at noon Y P S C H 615 referenced within the Hermon Street church notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William J. Day
Union Church of Christ at Point Shirley Notice
Union Church at Point Shirley invites all to weekly church school Sundays at 11 with classes for all and a Sunday evening preaching service at 7 30. The church functions as a community church offering a welcoming atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church OF Christt
Point Shirley
First Unitarian Church Schedule with Sermon and Recital
The First Unitarian Church posts a Sunday program led by Rev. Herbert L. Buzzell with worship at 10 45 and a sermon titled The Four Greatest Words in Our Language. Sunday school at noon, Men s Bible Class in session, Leonard Cushman superintendent Maude Paradis Lane organist Ethel Dyffryn soloist Organ recital at 8 P M by Laymen s League with L F Heidelberg in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Cushman
Maude Paradis Lane
Ethel Dyffryn
L. F. Heidelberg
First Church of Christ Scientist Notice
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 165 Winthrop Street lists Sunday services at 10 45 in the church building. Lesson sermon titled Christian Science. Sunday school for under 20 meets at 10 45 in the Social Hall Masonic Building. testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 00. Free public reading room in the church edifice.
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Winthrop Street
Christian Sci
Masonic
Temple Tifereth Israel Daily Services Notice
Temple Tifereth Israel in Shirley street Winthrop announces daily services at 7 a.m. Special services Friday at sunset and every Saturday at 8 a.m.
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Shirley St
Winthrop
St John’s Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Corner of Buchanan and Londonists Ralph M. Harper rector leads 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion and 10.45 a.m. Morning service with sermon by the rector Eugene P. Whittier is organist and choirmaster in this parish notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner
Buchanan and
Londonists
Ralph M. Harper
Eugene P. Whittier
First Church of Winthrop Methodists Service Schedule
Metcalf Square lists John L Ivey as pastor with 9 30 Sunday School for Junior Primary and Beginners. 10 30 morning worship by Mrs Amelia Lueck Frantz as soloist. 12 00 Sunday School Intermediate Senior and Adult. 6 30 Young People. 7 30 evening worship led by F Bauer. Friday 8 pm prayer meeting and Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Lueck Frantz
Young People’s Meeting
F. Bauer
John the Evangelist church schedule summary
Mass times listed for John the Evangelist on Winthrop Street include 7 8 30 10 15 and 21 30. Children urged to attend 8 30 mass. Sunday School after. Daily masses at 6 and 7 AM. First Friday masses at 5 30 and 7 30. Holy Hour 7 45 to 8 45.
Obituary of Henry C. Kalish of Circuit Road
Henry C. Kalish 61, of 185 Circuit Road died suddenly at home June 18. A Chelsea native, he lived in the park section 20 years and belonged to Palestine Lodge Masons and other local groups. Survived by son Luther and sister Miss Carrie E., with services held at home and interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Walter T. White directed the funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Kalish
Circuit Rd
Park Section
Chelsea
Palestine Lodge of Masons
Carrie E
Woodlawn Cemetery
Mrs Isabel S Dyer Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Isabel S Dyer wife of George W Dyer died Wednesday June 18 at home 112 Hermon St after a long illness.Born in Conway New Hampshire 69 years ago she moved to this town about 30 years ago and helped win the charter of Margaret Winthrop Lodge of Rebekahs. Funeral services were held last Friday conducted by Robert A Walsh reader of First Church of Christ Scientist Winthrop. Interment was in Winthrop. Survived by husband three daughters Ruth Woods Lulu Knott and Clarence Linz of Washington one son Charles Dyer of Medford and two brothers George Webster Swampscott and Seth Webster Lynn.
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Isabel S. Dyer
George W. Dyer
Hermon ‘St
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Winthrop
C.E. Tasker
Ruth Woods
Lulu Knott
Clarence Linz
Washington
Charles Dyer
Medford
George Webster
Swampscott
Seth Webster
Lynn
Winthrop Cemetery
Bennison
Union Congregational Church Services and Schedule
The Union Congregational Church in Winthrop Beach lists Rev. Thomas Street as pastor and provides weekly programs including Primary and Junior Sunday Schools at 9 30 A M Morning Service at 10 45 A M Intermediate Sunday School at 12 10 P M and the Young People's Society and Men's Bible Class with evening meetings on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 6 30 P M and the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 13 10 P M.
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Union Congregational Church
Tewksbury St
Winthrop Beach
Thomas Street
Ocean
Young People’s Society
Ambiguous Burlington Grave Tribute to 19th Century Woman
A Burlington Vermont cemetery bears a gravestone inscription for a woman who died in 1833. It states she lived with her husband 50 years and died in the confident hope of a better life. The clear meaning or identity remains unstated.
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Burlington, Vt
Harrington Pioneer Jeweler of Boston Dies in Cottage Hill
Luther T. Harrington a prominent Winthrop and Boston jeweler died Monday evening at his Cottage Hill home after a short illness. Born in Calumet New Hampshire in 1848 he moved to Boston and built a renowned career. obituary notes his status as a leading local figure.
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Luther T. Harrington
Winthrop
Boston
Terrace Ay
Cottage Hill
Calumet
N. H
Miss Edna Hagman Dies at Home at Erysipelas
Edna I Hagman youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Erick G Hagman of 6 Loring Road died Friday evening at her home from erysipelas Funeral services were held Monday at St Johns Episcopal Church Rev Ralph M Harper officiating Music by the boys choir and organist P Whittier Cemetery survivors include her parents brothers Charles A Hagman Geo E and Arthur and three sisters Florence Violet and Lillian H Carver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna I. Hagman
Erick G. Hagman
Loring Rd
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ralph M. Harper
P. Whittier
Winthrop Cemetery
Board of Selectmen
Chas. A. Hagman
Geo. E. and
Arthur
Florence
Violet
Lillian H. Carver
Mrs Catherine Hilly Dies After Long Town Residence
Mrs Catherine Hilly widow of James C Hilly died at her home 374 Shirley street Saturday after more than 40 years in town. Funeral services were held Sunday at St John the Evangelist Church with Rev John J O'Brien officiating. She is survived by one son Charles J Hilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hilly
James C. Hilly
Shirley St
St. John the Evangelist Church
John J. O’brien
Charles J. Hilly
Removing Ceiling Spots with Alcohol and Lime
Popular Science Monthly explains a method to remove ceiling spots. Dissolve lime in alcohol until it crumbles, brush the mixture on the spot, let it dry, then paint over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Proposals Sought for Sea Wall and Steps at Bartlett Road
Winthrop Massachusetts invites sealed bids for constructing a sea wall and steps at Bartlett Road foot. Specifications available after June 23, 1924. Bids require a $100 certified check, payable to the Town, and must be delivered to the Selectmen by 8 PM June 30, 1924. The town may reject any or all proposals.
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Winthrop
Mass
Bartlett Road
Town Hall
Whitman & Howard
Devonshire Street
Boston
Sea Wall
Insects Vastly Outnumber Other Species Worldwide
The article notes that insect diversity far exceeds all other living things, with about 750000 insect kinds currently counted, excluding parasites. Europe has 350000 insect species and oak and pine trees host hundreds of kinds. Beetles alone show 190000 varieties.
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Europe
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Massachusetts
Review Telephone Ocean
George H. Russell
Board of Trade
New England
Review Tel
Jane Gordon
Rea
Western Newspaper Union
Gmer
Mrs. Spaulding
Geraldine
Miss Sidney Sails
Miss Sails
Hermon Street
Bible School
First Unitarian Church
Herbert L. Buzzell
Ence
Temple Tiffereth Israel
John’s Episcopal Church
First Church OF
Winthrop, Methodist Episcopal
Metcalf Square
John L. ‘Ivey
John the Evangelist
John H. Griffin
Revere
Suburban Gas & Electric Company
Harrington & Freeman
Court St
Harrington
Winthrop Trust Co
Winthrop Savings Bank
Luther
Mr. Eaton
Melrose
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Walter T. White
Isabel
Dyer
Legion Carnival
Joshua Remby
Arthur W. Gibby
Artemas B. Reade
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