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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
8
Old Bill Biggins voices concern over town spending and unaccepted streets while praising guardian oversight. The narrator urges practical progress, noting Wins on other areas and urging support for local campaigns and upcoming events.
A reader signs off as Old Timer urging participation in the morning Fourth of July auto parade for Precincts 1 and 2 and others. The note calls for civic involvement and community spirit.
John R. Barry of 181 River Road wins the Teschemacher Scholarship worth $1000 entitling him to enter Harvard. An Exeter School honor student, he joined Phi Beta Kappa, graduated cum laude, and led scholastic work while taking part in crew and band. He is son of ex-Selectman Joseph A. Barry and writer Mary G. Barry. his brother Gordon attends Georgetown University.
The Winthrop Post No 146 American Legion urges citizen support for its Annual Carnival and Field Day on July 4. Buyers of Official Green Tags at $1 may win one of eight prizes drawn at night, with participation options including field event attendance or the decorated automobile parade in the morning.
Death notices record the June losses of Lewis Henry Barnes, Ethel Hale Fink, and Annie Evans Gilbert. Barnes, 63, died in Beachmont and was buried after a June 28 service. Fink, widow of William H. Fink, died in Mt. Vernon and will be buried at Winthrop Cemetery. Gilbert, widow of Herman F. Gilbert, died in Winthrop and is to be interred in Brooklyn with services conducted by Bennison funeral home.
A furniture piece not matching a room can spoil the look even if costly. The Morris chair is often the offender, lingering from a past era in living rooms with mahogany or walnut classic lines, creating discord and spoiling the room.
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