Winthrop Trust Company Money Saved
Bank advertises savings options with interest on daily balances and a $100 checking balance requirement. It highlights a savings department that has paid 5 percent dividends for four years.
06 Sep 1924
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1924
Page
1
Bank advertises savings options with interest on daily balances and a $100 checking balance requirement. It highlights a savings department that has paid 5 percent dividends for four years.
Condition at close shows total resources 29 750 00 152 200 14 and liabilities. Deposits amount to 100 600 66 70 193 42 2 058 341 82 27 638 79.
Primary Day is set for next Tuesday with polls opening at six and closing at eight. Town Clerk Mrs Bessie Dodge has completed preparations. Five candidates vie for district senate seats with three Republicans Cox Tibbetts Bradbury and two Democrats Harvey Nilam. Precinct officials appointed include Eaton ward en Berridge clerk Murphy inspector Keenan and Celimaine Pek for Precinct 4.
Malcolm J. Nichols, 12, of Winthrop Beach, saved seven year old William Kneeland from drowning in the basin behind the ER's Home last Friday. Kneeland, visiting the area with his parents, struggled with an unseen depth and swam without a life jacket before sinking twice. Nichols heard cries, reached the boy as he surfaced, and pulled him to shore by the jersey.
The War Department promotes Defense Day on Sept 12 to demonstrate how armies can mobilize quickly and cheaply, aiming to save lives and reduce suffering. It stresses the event is a public demonstration of mobilization plans, not a mobilization itself. The piece urges restraint, arguing for general mobilization in peace time and questions the need for a rapid disbanding of the National Guard.
Col Kilbourne, from the War College in Washington, assumes command of the Port Banks artillery district this week. He plans to meet town officials, visit Defense Day preparations, and maintain cordial relations with citizens and the unit. He arrives amid local activity and a readiness to strengthen community ties.
Dedham A A visited Winthrop Baseball Club and fought a close loss and a win in a sun baked day. Healey and Kearns required relief from heat while Jack Gore ramged in for a late score and Colin s three base hit highlighted the ninth inning rally. Three runs score in a tense frame as showing stars Archdeacon Weschrob and Mandeville.
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