Condition at Close of Business May 19 1920 39 10450
The record shows the closing condition figures for May 19, 1920 with a balance figure of 39 and 10450 in unspecified units. No further context or narrative is provided in the fragment.
22 May 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1920
Page
1
The record shows the closing condition figures for May 19, 1920 with a balance figure of 39 and 10450 in unspecified units. No further context or narrative is provided in the fragment.
Commercial Manager H. K. Vincens explains that paper shortages, equipment scarcities, and winter transport problems slow new subscriber installs. The company notes 62 000 line gains in 1919 and about 24 000 in the first four months of the current year, with priority given to maintaining existing service and upgrading switchboards before adding new connections.
Mrs Lillian G Walch longtime Eastern Star member and charter secretary of Colonial Chapter Winthrop has spent over two decades in Massachusetts and fifteen years in Winthrop. She rose through local offices to Associate Grand Conductress and then to higher posts culminating May 14 in selection for the grand office. The Grand Chapter closes Friday.
Miss Alice Murray of Dorchester announced her engagement at the Hockomock Club gathering hosted at her home. Kewpie brides and lilies of the valley graced the table, adding a festive ambiance to the moment.
Two former Winthrop Machine Gun Company members Harold W. Crockford and Jobs A. Webster have been recommended for the Distinguished Service Cross. The column notes Winthrop’s civic character and public service while praising the two men after their return from France.
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