James G Walker Dies After Brain Hemorrhage in Boston Market Area
James G Walker aged in his 70s dies after a brain hemorrhage at his Boston wholesale beef firm J G Walker & Son Corp. He lived at 285 Pleasant Street Winthrop and previously at 36 North Street Boston. Survived by wife Sarah H and five children, he was active in local lodges and the Boston Produce Exchange. Funeral set for Saturday from his Winthrop residence with interment in Cambridge.
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North Street
Boston
James G. Walker
Mr. Walker
Bow
N. K
J. G. Walker & Son Corp
Walker
Harold
Sarah H
Fred J
Roger H
Winthrop High School
Wm. P. Garrish
Cottage Park Road
A. E. Whittemore
Pleasant Street
Howard Garrish
Winchester
Mass
Winthrop Lodge of Masons
Crystal Bay Lodge of Odd Fellows
Boston Produce Exchange
Cambridge
Hoodlums Attack Man Near Orient Heights Station
Henry P. Jones reports to Winthrop police that about 25 hoodlums accosted him near Orient Heights station early Sunday. He says the group, many intoxicated, assaulted him, and he fled to Winthrop Centre, arriving home bloodied after the mob dispersed.
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Jones
Orient Heights
Winthrop
Judge W H Preble Dies at 57 in Charlestown
Judge W H Preble, associate justice of the Charlestown Court for 16 years, died at his home 291 Bunker Hill Street Charles town of cerebral hemorrhage. He leaves a widow and six children Florence Elsie Grace Winifred Gladys and William Jr. Funeral was held Friday at 1 30 p m.
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W. H. Preble
Bunker Hil Street
Charlestown
Henry Price Lodge
A. F
A. M
Coeur”de Leon ‘Commandery
K. T
Massachusetts Consistory
Bunker Hill Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Boston Bar Association
Cliff Avenue
Had the Last Word in Street Quarrel over Ages
Two women argued about their ages in public, using strong language. One woman ended the dispute by saying she never knew her mother who deserted her as a baby and suggested the other might be the mother, prompting a conciliatory note.
Woman's Club Entertains 200 Children on Christmas Day
The St John's Parish House hosted a Children's Day program organized by the Woman's Club. Miss Anne Warner Baker performed a versatile set including car toons and shadowgraphs while a Christmas tree and candy gift boxes delighted about 200 kids. The club also donated funds to local Christmas charities.
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St. John’s Episcopal Sunday School
Belight
Reed
Adams
Henry
Mrs. Ruggles
Helen Gunderson
Peter Ruggles
Robert Johonnet
Sarah Maud
Mario
Aiken
Susan
Violet Hagman
Kitty
Helen Christopher
Peoria
Claire Griffin
Clement
Almont Lawton
Cornelius
George Phillips
Larry
Allison Johonnet
Evans
Bertha Nelson
Jessie Spence
Rebecca Gaddis
Anna Peterson
Dorothy Pilling
Ethel Green
Alice Young
Amy George
Florence Phillips
St. John’s Episcopal Parish
Anne Warner Baker
Miss Baker
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Steni
Secal’s Creamery
Winthrop St
Winthrop Center
Sumner Savings Bank
Meridian St
East
George W. Hargrave
William L. Calhoun
Charles T. Witt
James J. Mulloy
Tel
Killam’s
Miss Mabel
Golden
Bowdoin Street
East Boston
Meridian Street
Saratoga Street
William F. Dealy
Court Road
Cour Park
Waldemar Avenue
Shirley Street
Brown
Drugeist Winthrop Centre
Highlands
Winthrop Police
Henry P. Jones
River Road
Ory
Fletcher
Castoria
Woman's Club
Clara L. Newton
Beatrice M. Haywood
Florence I. Hewitt
Mary J. Cousins
Minnie A. Bowker
Emme I. Nichols
Edward T. Harrington
Washington Street
Mrs. Bennison
Floyd & Tucker
The
County Savings Bank of Chelsea
Justice OF the Peace
Winthrop Street
Jefferson
State Street
M. Boston Main
James R. Brown
Shirley St
Pleasant ST
Bartlett Road
Boston Harbor
Henry E. Keough CO
Pauline Street
Tel. Winthrop
William's Drug Store
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