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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
3
The bride was escorted by her sister Mrs. Benjamin D. Simmons of Winthrop as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Dorothy, Anna and Celia Siden of Maldem. Best man was Leo Steinberg, brother of the groom. The couple left for a trip to Beraba.
Miss Emilie Estelle Bouer and Robert Alfred Walch wed in a small Monday ceremony at the bride’s sister’s home near St John’s Episcopal Church. The couple resides at 80 Belle Vue and 58 Winthrop Street respectively.
Noted philosopher Rousseau cites the claim that humans are the least suited to live in flocks as part of a wider meditation on social living and human nature.
Announcement reveals the engagement of Miss Margaret H. Barter daughter of Mrs William H Barter 33 Circuit Rd to Jonathan L Walker Harvard 23 son of Dr and Mrs Wm H Walker of Boston Barter alumni of Mt St Marys Seminary Hooksett NH and student at Leland Powers School of the Spoken Word
Mr. Charles F. Noyes announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Violet E to Mr. Edmund T. Roach. The couple are noted among Winthrop’s younger set and well known in local social circles.
The Steamer Scythia set sail for Europe last Saturday with several Winthrop residents aboard and more on the dock to bid farewell. Sailed: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Haigh of 125 Sargent Street, William H. Fielding of 18 Chester Avenue, and Arthur G. Taylor of 88 Winthrop Street.
Finance Commander A. S. Smith and Walter Nickerson lead the finance and vice commander roles. The document lists chairmen and members across Athletics Publicity Concessions Grounds and the Carnival Executive Committee with past commanders named among the leadership.
The telephone strike did not affect Winthrop. Chief Operator Flynn led a loyal group at Ocean Exchange with no disruption except Tuesday when Boston pickets roamed Madison Ave. They urged workers to join, but Wednesday saw no pickets and service stayed normal.
About 40 ladies played whist on Mrs Carrie O Duston's Main Street lawn due to heat. Prizes were awarded to several players including Mrs M J Cochrane and Mrs G H Russell. Buy your Green Tag now for the Legion Carnival July 4.
The Echo school paper marks graduation with praise for its editorial staff and superb 110 page book produced by students. It includes class photos an excellent likeness of Mr. Edward R. Clarke and a moving letter to the class. Dick Whorf's cartoons are noted as memorable.
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