Town Topics in Crystal Bay Lodge notes 120 attend
Past Grand Master Joseph Belcher speaks at Town Topics in Wadsworth Hall. Alden R. Chambers of Pleasant Park travels for the American Legion as National Vice Commander. Winthrop Athletics sold its home and furnishings at auction. W F Stover’s, Edison lamps agent, is the town’s popular drug store. Fred Gillespie of Wilshire street improves after illness. Godfrey Studio showcases photographs of children and locals. Fort Banks tractor to level refuse dumps saves money. Major Albert Smith to lead the project. Mr and Mrs H Rolfe of Quincy TIL referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth Hall
Crystal Bay Lodge
Joseph Belcher
Alden R. Chambers
Pleasant Park Ro
Washington
American Legion
Winthrop Athletics
Winthrop Beach
W. F. Stover
Board of Health
Fort Banks
Albert §. Smith
U. S. Engineers
H. Rolfe
Quincy, Til
Innovative New England Pair Celebrate Long Lives at Quin cy Home
Over 80 years old and hale, Mr. Rolfe and his younger wife enjoy travel from the Soldiers' Home at Quin cy. They recently left Winthrop for a prolonged Maine and provincial tour. The couple, both Civil War era veterans, have led a life of happiness and adventure.
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Wicoa
Rolfe
Wenglander
Navy
Quincy
Winthrop
Maine
Provinces
Michael de Simone
Highway Department
Thomas Sheehan
Ladies Night at Winthrop Lodge Entertainment
Ladies' Night proceedings at Winthrop Lodge A F and A M in Elke Hall drew about 400 attendees. The hospitable committee led by G L H Stevenson organized the program with Harold Crockford as secretary and a roster of members. Dancing continued after the show until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Lodge
Elke Hall
G. L. H. Stevenson
Harold Crockford
John Williams
David Belcher
David Wisely
Bore Effectually Cured In a Factory Tale
A worker known for long tales of past factories faced a week of questions about his previous jobs. Each inquiry tallied the years claimed, ending with a notebook showing 78 years of service. The deception drew laughter and prompted him to change his storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Lawrence
Origins of Christmas Cards And Early Makers
The piece traces early card origins to W C T Dobson and John C Horsley with Sir Henry Cole linked to early designs. It notes Chinese New Year pictures influenced later European practice, identifies laundries and mass card sales around 1845 to 1846, and credits American printing for advancing quality and design in Christmas card printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. T. Dobson
John
Horsley
Sir Henry Cole
China
Europe
London
Mail
Uganda's Diverse Fauna Rich in Lakes and Lands
The article highlights Uganda's unmatched biodiversity with water birds such as storks cranes and flamingoes, large eagles feeding on fish, hippos and crocodiles in waters, and abundant land wildlife including elephants buffaloes leopards hyenas wildcats rhinoceroses zebras ostriches and many antelopes. It also notes smaller species like squirrels parrots monkeys and guinea fowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uganda
Fire alert at 1007 Shirley Street ends with rescued baby
Police and Chief McNeill respond to smoke from 1007 Shirley Street. Lieut. Douglas discovers a stove fire in the kitchen with beans and grease ignited. A sleeping three year old baby is found amid the commotion. Chickens are removed. timely police arrival averts tragedy. Earlier, a fire at Fort Banks Incubator is quickly extinguished.
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Jaahson
McNeil
House
Harry Wright
United States
Fort Banks
Obituary for Joseph J. Colson
Joseph J. Colson, a well known resident, died Thursday May 20. Funeral services will be at his home at 76 Sunnyside Avenue on Saturday at 2 pm. He was a noted musician and a member of Winthrop Lodge of Hike. Elks officers conducted the lodge service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Colson
Sunnyside
Winthrop Lodge
Hike
Elks
Enrollment for Pageant at Old High School Building
Next Wednesday and Thursday evenings an adult enrollment session runs from 7 45 to 10 45 at the Old High School Building Mr Whorf will be present and no children are eligible as enough have been enrolled It notes only six weeks remain until July 4 and urges attendance on either evening.
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Whorf
Dream’s Significance in Falling Dreams
The falling dream is seen as a warning of impending trouble, typically pecuniary, though not very serious. Reaching the bottom in the dream may signal gravest misfortune such as illness or accident.
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Winthrop Review
Winthrop, Mass
Mrs. Pickett
Ocean View Ox
Magee's Corner
Harry V. Granding Kilby
Boston
Eleanor Young
Concorday
Herman P. Chelius
Tel
Back Bay
Washington Av
Winthrop St
A. E. Whittemore
Advt
Plate Glass Insurance
Beach
Harry V. Granding
Kilby ST
Winthrop Highlands
Crawford
Magee
Henry E. Keough Co
Pauline St
Judicial
Fidelity
Highlands and
High School
J. J. Dervan
Winthrop Center Station
T. F. Burke
O. D
B. Kolodny
Ocean Spray Station
Win
Winthrop Center
Hoffman
Herman St
Hutchinson
Main St
C. L. Ridgway
Pemberton Sq
Tel. Haymarket
Basil Thorne
Winthrop Quay
Highland Restaurant
Highlands
D. P. Curtin
Kirsch
R. W. Patch
Charles St
Tuckers’ Farm
Lincoln St
Pemberton
W. Davy & Son
Center Station
Winthrop News Co
Sargent St
Tucker
W. R
C. W. Davy & Son
Winthrop Theatre
BE. W. H
Boylston St
GALE
River Rd
Tei
M. Luke
Bowdoinst
Kimball
Pfiat
Pleasant
Waltromses
Shaw's
Winthrop Centre
B. Kolodny. Tel
Bradley
Lincoln St. Tel
Cliff Ave
Hear Ocean
W. C. Torrey
Sewall Ave
Prospect Av
O. F. Belcher
Cottage Part Rd
Bewall Ave
National Springs
Sewallay
5Eo Ib
Belcher’s
Stone's Bakery
Shirley
Godfrey
Bank Building
A. R. Canner
Shirley St
Winthrop Winthrop
Men’s Union
Lisle
Hamburg
Police
Tema
Winston
Notary 35
Crest Ave
Highlands Station
Wis
the Electric Shop
Woodside Avenue
A. J. Pilling
Edison Lamp
Electric
W. W. Fuller
Sales Mgr
Pleasant St
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