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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
5
The 1923 Senior Snow Birds class schedule notes Winthrop Town Team versus Fort Banks at Ingleside Saturday afternoon at 3 39 and again Sunday afternoon at the Fort at 3 30. Fans invited to both games.
A large crowd watched Lamson A A defeat Fort Banks soldiers 9 to 5 at Fort Banks last Sunday. Lamson A A scored 5 runs in the first inning and 4 more in the ninth. Zeigler and Stubbs received big receptions when they batted.
At the Commonwealth Golf Club last Saturday Mr. C A Williams won the net for the second time and 18 holes with 33. The Review notes the nickname Red Top but suggests the proper title is Red Cap of the Winthrop Golf Club, Green's committee chairman.
On the final school day the track team presented a traveling bee to Mr J C Roman. Principal Clarke delivered the gift on behalf of the team and Mr Roman expressed gratification at the spirit shown which benefited the school. He retires this year and will join the faculty of Boston English High School in September.
The La Belle figure in a red dress invites friends to donate fudge and other candy for the Legion event to aid veterans. Contact Occam 157L-W or 268 Winthrop St to contribute while La Belle tours for the boys, including a veteran who served 18 months in France.
Nathaniel T Freeman of Beach section injured in Orleans on June 17 while on Cape cod travel. Edward E Leach, former grand exalted ruler of the BPOE, visited town last week and once lived here. Capt Dick Stoehr and wife toured Poland Springs with Boston Commandery, K T. Buy Green Tag for Legion Carnival July 4. Nurse Elizabeth Powell left for vacation in Nova Scotia with parents after a few days in Moncton NB. Pianos tuned and repaired, 3 dollars. Mrs George Verdi of Thornton plc ill with tonsillitis. Ladies Aid sale planned on Mrs David Belchers lawn Saturday afternoon June ee. Ernest Ambrey attacked by a dog near Beach Station last week. L M Glover returns from six months in the middle west. Mr and Mrs Edgar F Power away two weeks at Norwell MA. Walter S Ward sails for six months abroad. Charles Burke travels with Ward. John Hanmer of Orlando ay and family open summer home at Dennis MA. Clown Frolic at Winthrop Yacht Club before the Fourth with costumes prizes and dancing. Frank P Kenney of 25 George ? welcomes new arrival at his home for life.
A June 22 piano recital by Blanche M Hayes pupils with Irene Le Cour directing. A separate high school graduation surprise for John Fulham at Recard Murray's home ended with a rapid theatre return and a lobster dinner. Traditions of bowling victories and community service marked by Mrs Hills death in Winthrop. Funeral at St John's Episcopal Church and Interment in Winthrop Cemetery. The Legion Carnival set for July 4.
A concert featured young players performing pieces by Grese D Aubel Maxim Krogman Gaurlett and Faelten with Lillian Rembaum highlighting the Faelten system. Older students offered works by Charminade Sniding Sibelius Cadman McDowell Wachs Bohm Leybach Dvorak and others. Five duets delighted the audience as Barbara Marshall Marguerite Dilling Arthur Merrill Ruth Jones Theodore Coghlin E Jacobson among twenty participants performed. Pauline Gillespie gave Irene Hayes a large bouquet at curtain call.
Miss Rebecca R. Rachesky of Beachmont announces her engagement to Winsford Dinsfriend of Winthrop Beach. The couple plans a wedding next month in the local area.
The article explains brass as an alloy of copper and zinc and contrasts a traditional polish made from rotten stone and linseed oil with quicker metal polishes. It notes lacquered brass beds can be cleaned at home by first removing the lacquer with alcohol. It mentions Mrs Jennie Hills of 58 Winthrop on a Wednesday afternoon, June 20.
A note warns of a figure named Jesse James who will relieve others of a one dollar tag. The message reads as a warning about a potential theft or prank. No further context provided.
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