Reade Announces Engagement of Mary Gertrude Reade
Selectman and Mrs. A B Reade of 83 Shore Drive announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Mary Gertrude to Prentiss Leland Grant of Waterville Maine with no wedding date set.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
3
Selectman and Mrs. A B Reade of 83 Shore Drive announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Mary Gertrude to Prentiss Leland Grant of Waterville Maine with no wedding date set.
The article details an early campaign move with a pre campaign solicitation system. A special pre campaign committee received pledge cards for potential large donors and lists fifty nine named individuals assigned to the effort.
Town topics note a Legion Auxiliary meeting scheduled for Monday evening in the Fort Banks gymnasium. Paul Ochs of Circuit Road has entered Colby College at Waterville Maine.
A new campaign procedure assigns each team a 100 percent quota based on assigned family cards. Daily reports show the percentage of quota secured, not dollar amounts, with captains knowing only their team's target and progress.
Next Friday afternoon a whist party will be held in St John s Hall on Lincoln Street. The matrons in charge are Mrs Elizabeth Canney, Mrs Anna Gould and Mrs Margaret A Foote. Playing will commence at eight.
A community survey supports a $125000 minimum goal for a Building Fund Campaign and recommends rating every family by pledge capacity. The plan emphasizes three year installments over cash gifts and keeps ratings confidential for solicitors to target pledges. An advertisement touts DOMINANT metal polish.
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