Red Cross Field Staff Builds Unified New England Program
Red Cross in New England forms Field Staff to visit 117 chapters across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Field reps advise chapters on peace time service, meet weekly with division heads, and train under Division leadership to strengthen community Red Cross work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
New England
Maine
New Trompshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Whode Island
American Red Cross
Emic
Memders
KEW England
Dsvmcom
Eeee
Eee
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Marian E. Rowe
Essex County
Boston
Holyoke
Clinton
Franklin County
Greenfield
R. W. Husband
W. W. Weeden
Massachusets
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Fall River
New Bedford
Taunton
Franklin
Marian H. Studley
Brockton
Bridgewater
Rockland
Middleboro
Cape Cod
Harwichport
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Plymouth
Red Cross Extends Peace Time Service for Army and Navy
Arthur G. Rotch announces that the Red Cross will continue peace time service to the Army and Navy of the United States under its charter. New England Division chapters are instructed to maximize Home Service and Information Service for service members and families. The organization also assists discharged veterans with Public Health Service patients.
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Arthur G. Rotch
New England
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Army
Navy
United States
War and Navy Departments
Rotch
Ad. Cross
Conneciax Pk
United States Public Health Service
National Red Cross
Opes
Sugar exports and milk sugar trade impact on America
A. J. Pilling promotes a washing machine and electric goods as a local shop ad. The article analyzes large sugar exports hidden in condensed milk and preserved fruit, noting Europe bought vast amounts while Americans did not consume the excess. It warns of future shortages and urges support for local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Eaurope
Department of Commerce
Britain
France
Cuba
A. J. Pilling
Thor
Wood Side Av
Winthrop Notes Highlight Local Events and Ads
Town topics include ads for Lang the Shoeman and W F Stover as Edison lamps agent. Notable items cover Mrs Gillespie hosting the Pochauhantas Club, a goose supper, and new April records. Community notices mention minstrel show funds and a Harvard Glee Club concert benefiting Smith College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
BR. Haynes
Grafton Centre
N. TL
Winthrop Beach
W. F. Stover
Mra
Oilespie
Winthrop Center Station
L. F. Hunnewell
Main St
Boston
Milford
N. H
Mr. Hunnewell
Central Square Theatre
Winthrop
Frank Brown
East Boston
Everett Collopy
Tolman & Ham
D. Albert Ives
Centrest
Franklin Union Hall
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
M. J. Cochrane
Rose Sullivan
Reta Hunnewell
Lindenst
Alice Nielsen
Boston Opera Co
Symphony Hall
Daniel Sullivan
New York
Winthrop Royal Arch
Elks’ Hall
Ingraham
Massachusetts Society For Social Hygiene
Winthrop Young Women’s Hebrew Association
Temple Israel
Winthrop Teachers’ Association
Osborne Hall
L. J. Peltier
P. B. Chase
S. B. Quimby
H. D. Varina
Smith
Smith College
Winthrop Theatre
Harvard Glee Club
Local Shopkeeper Reports Theft and Arrests in Winthrop
Max Liverman reports stolen goods from his Shirley street grocery to Chief McNeill. James Turner detains Mike Donelick 29, charged with larceny of sugar 35 dollars. Donelick denies theft. Sugar seized as evidence used in court. 20 dollar fine imposed. Police seek the judge. Lieutenant Douglas, with Back Bay officer, locates Myrtle Scott at 26 Peterboro street on larceny charges from Shore Drive. Bail set at 200 dollars. case postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Liverman
Shirley St
McNeill
James J. Turner
Boston Court
Mike Donelick
Ghore Drive
Denelick
Turner
Léverman
Dalton
Winthrop Police Department
James H. Douglas
Boston
Shore Drive
Back Bay
Myrtle Scott
Peterboro St
Winthrop
Miss Scott
G. J. Green
Tenants Protecting League Forms in Winthrop Rent Fight
A rent payers group in Winthrop organizes as the Tenants Protective League to curb profiteering. Membership limited to rent payers, excluding real estate taxpayers, aims to press for a square deal amid reports of hardship from rising rents as landlords ride in dust proof limousines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Tenants’ Protective League
Davis George Andrew death notice and funeral details
Death notice for George Andrew Davis of Winthrop aged 51 52. Funeral held from 123 Quincy avenue Tuesday at 1 pm. Interment Cochituate Massachusetts. Conducted by Mr and Mrs Charles R Bennison undertakers 147 Winthrop Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Bennison
Winthrop St
Davis
Winthrop
George Andrew Davis
Quincy Av
Cochituate
Mass
Mrs Leonard visiting friends across New Hampshire and Maine
Mrs Jessie L Leonard of 44 Irwin Street has been visiting friends in Somersworth New Hampshire and old acquaintances in West Ossipee New Hampshire and Portland Maine. She plans to return May 10.
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Jessie L. Leonard
Irwin St
Somersworth
N. H
West Ossipee
Portland
Mrs Patch moves to 36 Charles St Winthrop Beach curtains rods
Mrs Patch announces her move from Irwin Street to 36 Charles Street Winthrop Beach. She continues to offer the same line of curtains and rods with a new telephone number Winthrop 1373 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Patch
Charles St
Winthrop Beach
Irwin St
Winthrop
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Athol
Rially
Jones
Katherine Lynn
Hanover
Louise B. Powers
Houston
Salem
Providence
R. 1
Boston Metropolitan
Cambridge
Newton
Bachrach
Katherine DD. Hardwick
Helen O8goodd
Miss Marian E. Rowe
Miss Marian H. Studley
Mafiy
Grace Pratt
Atlantic St
Robert A. Mackay
Dorchester
Whiton Hall
Codmandy
Porter Tewksbury
Washington Ave
Lee A. Davis
Tel
A. Freidberc
Pauline ST
Town Hall
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