Pleasant Park Yacht Club Fifth Annual Banquet
The Pleasant Park Yacht Club held its fifth annual dinner at the clubhouse with over 100 members and guests served by a Boston caterer. Commodore E R King introduced ex Senator Edward Omar Bagley as toastmaster as speakers covered state finances Winthrop Revere ties and harbor security needs.
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Pleasant Park Yacht Club
Boston
E.R. King
Edward
John FE. Beck
Selectman Remby
Winthrop
Revere
Selectman Carr
John W. Pepper
Cottage Park
Commander Slack
Orient Heights
Ralph C. Goudy
Mass
Yacht Racing Union
Commodore Jones
Point Shirley
William I
Marler
Nathaniel
T. Freeman
John .A. Jessen
Washburn Weston
B. A. Ward
Joseph F. Preg
Walter M. Smith
John J. Kelly
Nathaniel T. Freeman
William Marler
Joseph H. McKeon
Angus Kirby
Joseph A. Milano
Paramount Photo Plays and Matinees Season Highlights
Paramount presents Mary Pickford in The Foundling in 5 parts with a special matinee Tuesday at 3 45 and Thursday Helen Holmes in When Rogues Fall Out in 3 parts Hobart Henley and Jane Novak star in Graft in 2 parts Saturday Paramount Photo Play features Constance Collier in The Tongues of Men in 5 parts Matinee at 2 30
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Paramount
Mary Pickford
the Foundling
Helen Holmes
Hobart Henley
Jane Novak
Constance Collier
Noted Lecturer To Address Parents Teachers Association
Denis A. McCarty presides as one of the largest crowds is expected for the Winthrop Parent Teachers Association meeting in Osborne Hall High School building Tuesday evening February 15. Dr. A E Winship eminent writer lecturer on education will be the principal speaker with 20 years of nationwide study and lecturing experience. An elaborate musical program precedes the address and a social hour follows in the gymnasium.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Norley
Mrs Ward
Mr. Berlin
Messrs. Wheeler
Farquhar
Flood Ward
Hodgdon
R.blaze
Harrington
Townsend
Shorey
Wheeler
Flood
Berlin
Bethel
Winthrop” Parent-Teachers Association
Osborne Hall
High
Denis A. McCarty
The
Asociation
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education of
Boston
Winship
Dr. Winship
Pople
Parent-Teachers Association
High Schoo
Popular Authors Literary Club Meets at Johnston Home
The tenth regular meeting of the Popular Authors Literary Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Susan M. Johnston's home 8 Temple avenue. Mrs. Irma Jensen presented a paper on Great Questions of the Hour including Feminism Prohibition and Universal Peace. Mrs. Margaret F Tobey read from Owen Wister The Pentecost of Calamity. The next session is planned at Mrs. Minnie Richards 106 Cottage avenue on February 29.
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Popular Authors' Literary Club
Susan M. Johnston
Temple Avenue
Irma Jensen
Margaret F. Tobey
Owen Wister
Minnie’ Richards
Cottage Avenue
Advertising Works: A Trial Will Convince You
An urging notice promotes trying advertising in this paper and invites readers to see results. The brief implies immediate action to test advertising impact and boost outcomes.
Winthrop Town Election Facing Fresh Candidate Field
With the annual town election less than three weeks away, new candidates surface for selectmen. Incumbents Remby Magee and Carr seek reelection, John W. Herbert runs again, Timothy J. Mahaney also enters, and Town Treasurer Harry W. Aiken Tax Collector Harold C. Bartlett and Town Clerk Presto B Churchill seek reelection likely unopposed. Several officials’ terms expire in March and will run again. Last year’s selectmen vote tallied Herbert 711, Bartlett 943, Churchill 989, with other totals shown.
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Selectmen
Harry W. Aiken
Harold C. Bartlett
Presto B.churchill
Edward S. Freeman
Board of Health
Albert S. Smith
Hollis
Thomas
Wesley Tyler
Nep
Crim
Tae Omen
Gane
Fal Lee
Herbert Feeds Ae Keates
Town Clerk Churchill Addresses Civic League
Town Clerk Preston B. Churchill spoke on probation before the Winthrop Woman's Civic League at the public Library Hall. He described pitiful juvenile cases handled by Chelsea Police Court and praised cross‑organization cooperation. The Civic League endorsed Baby Week and offered to cooperate for its success.
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Preston
B. Churchill
Winthrop Woman's Civic League
Public Library
Gree Carruth
Churchill
Chelsea
The
Civic League
Winthrop Woman Holds Maiden Name in Will Case
Agnes E Ryan editor of the Woman's Journal, a Winthrop resident, is challenging Probate Court rules by insisting on keeping her maiden name Agnes E Ryan after marriage to Harry B Stephens. The case questions whether a married woman must adopt her husband's surname in legal documents and wills.
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Agnes E. Ryan
Woman's Journal
Woman’s Journal
Winthrop
Salem
Avon
Miss Ryan
Orne
Harry R. Stephens
Mary RE
Agnes F. Ryan
Harry B. Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Mr.Stephens
Ex-Fire Chief Mahaney Files Candidacy for Board of Selectmen
Ex-Fire Chief Timothy T Mahaney announces his candidacy for the Board of Selectmen at the annual town election. He has served as superintendent of streets, inspectors of buildings, fire chief, and in other offices, and supporters deem him fully qualified for the office.
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Timothy
Mahaney
Ings
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Commodore
King
Winthrop Theatre
Ninear Centre
Masonic
Charlotte Greenwood
Sydney Grant
Jane
Dream Theatre
Parents Teachers Association
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Winthrop Centre
M. Main 9
Washington St
Metropolitan Trust CO
State Street
Maverick Square
East
First Ward
East Boston
Chandler M. Wood
William H. Stickney
Walter S. Crane
George W. Moses
T Mahaney
Bert Ayer
Winthrop Beach
Sth Regt. Infy. N.G., M.¥.M
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Bunker Hill St
Charlestown, Mass
Armory
Sullivan Sq
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Atlantic Ave
Rowe’s Wharf
Brown’s Drug Store
Highland Drug Store
Stovers Drug Store
Williams’ Pharmacy
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