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The Winthrop Review in Winthrop, Massachusetts

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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1921

Page

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Report of the Winthrop Trust Company Condition

The Winthrop Trust Company at Beese of Casinens filed a report to the Banking Department for the last thirty days showing average reserves of currency and specie 3.566 percent deposited in reserve banks 7.15 percent U S and Maas bonds 6.00 percent in Suffolk. The swearing officers included Harry W. Aiken treasurer and Almon R B Whittemore president with directors A C J Pope L E Griffin N Floyd and E A Thomas. Notary Preston B Churchill certified the oath.

U.S Suffolk U. S Mass Reserve Banka

Patrolman Daniel Murphy Part of Fourth Rescue of Summer

Metropolitan Park Police Patrolman Daniel F Murphy earned his fourth rescue of the season last Sunday when he swam through heavy surf to pull Mrs A B Freedman from 37 Tridentay to safety on the beach. Murphy, off duty on vacation, lives in East Boston and is praised for his bravery and first aid.

Daniel Murphy Daniel F. Murphy Metropolitan Park Police A. B. Freedman Tridentay Dan Boston Shore Drive

Plucky Girl at Point Shirley Dives to Save Child

Miss Dorothy B. Smith of East Boston, a 15 year old vacationer, plunged into the water at Point Shirley and rescued Thomas Shaughnes sy Jr., 2, who fell overboard from a small boat. The boat drifted away as the child disappeared twice. The beach was quiet and Smith reached him and brought him to shore.

Dorothy B. Smith East Boston Point Shirley Thomas Shaughnessy, Jr Point Thomas Shaughnnessy Allston Donald Carlson Winthrop Main Boston Bridge

Bill Miller Buried With Military Honors in West Roxbury

Private William A. Miller of the 101st Machine Gun Company, last Win soldier killed in World War I, was laid to rest with full military honors in St Joseph's family lot West Roxbury. Service featured a high mass at St John the Evangelist, processions with a caisson and six horses, and salutes by the crowd and Ives band.

William A. Miller 101St Machine Gun Company Win St. Joseph's West Roxbury Winthrop Post Anne Legion Pauline St. Fire Station Church of St John the Evangelist John H. Griffin John J. O’brien Charles A. Ulrich St. Joseph's Church Boston

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Winthrop Trust Company Beese of Casinens Banking Department Preston B. Churchill Winthrop Savings Bank Ahrend C. J. Pope Winthrop St Winthrop Tel Ocean Washington St W. F. Stover Winthrop Beach Louis Cohen Dan Murphy Dorothy E. Smith Miss Smith M. A. Cuseck Automobile Service T Bartlett American Bankers Corporation Massachusetts Washington Street Arthur W. Rowe Bill” Miller Legion Headquarters Body France Miller Legion Charles Lane, S. J the Immaculate Conception Church Frank E. Rogers St. Mary’s Church Winchester Sacred Heart Academy of Wellesley Ives Band Griffin Lane Russell Bacon American Legion Rnu 101St Regiment Machine Gun Co Earl Cliff House Winthrop Highlands Miss Devlin Wint Walton Park Melrose Highlands Telephone Melrose J. H. Holmes, D.D.S W Holmes D.M.D Bartlett Road Winthrop Centre Tremont St Boylston Subway Beach Dr. Holmes Laboratory Court St Woodside Ave Mazda Winthrop Celery Tel Neverleak
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