Fort Banks Hospital Aid Hosts Weekly Charity Events
Mrs A P Downs led a May through June schedule of hospital visits at Fort Banks with a long list of donors and hostesses. Volunteers supplied snacks, crackers, delicacies, and flowers, while a post dance storm interruption tested community resolve. Adjutant Gilbert praised the volunteers and the ninth anniversary bouquet marked by the couple. The Lth Company at Fort Heath received an Edigon talking machine and seventy five records from Mrs T D Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Downs
F. N. Barbour
H. Barton
C. W. H. Blood
B. L. Cobb
B. F. Harmon
F. E. Housh
H. N. Howe
C. D. W. Jarvis
H. L. Jarvis
Charles.j. Jacobs
Mesdames Leon Dutch
William Crowell
Roy Cutting
Elizabeth Hayes
Miss Hayes
Irwin Hollander
Edward Richardson
Harry Wood
William Jenkins
Mary E. Butler
Raymond Clark
Owen Grant
L. Haynes
Ellen Handlin
Eleanor Jenkins
W. A. Natalie
George A. Jenkins
Carrie Arnold
Geneva Diggin
Blanche Hayes
Richard Flynn
Walter Staples
Henry M. Jackson
Abbie P. Josselyn
Post Exchange
Fort Banks
Military Hospital Aid
Throp
Charles _ E. Cowan
D. J. Bergin
Fred Maggett
Addie’ Dunham
Halsey W. Kelly
Garfield” McLeod
Alan Newton
Charles Webber
Matthew Walsh
Gilbert
Hospital
Forts Banks and Heath
T. D. Sullivan
Lth
Fort Heath
Winthrop H S Upsets Saugus 16 to 4 to Lead League
Winthrop High won its fourth straight Interurban League game, defeating Saugus High 16 to 4 on Wednesday. Carstensen pitched well with two triples, and Baker Foran and Sullivan sparked the offense as Winthrop built an early lead and held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop High
Saugus High
Carstensen
Baker
Foran and Sullivan
Letters From World War I Front Bring Church Faith Home
A rector reports two letters from Winthrop boys overseas praising St. John’s Church for faith and guidance. One letter from the trenches asks how the church can be more real in a soldier’s life and suggests a Men’s Club or Bible class to strengthen fellowship. The other notes spiritual growth, camp prayers, and expectations of action around May 45 as aircraft and guns roar in the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Harper
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Winthrop
Rench
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Parish
St. John’s
St. John's
Eve's Daughter and Sennett Comedy Headline All Star Vaudeville
Paramount presents Billie Burke in Eve's Daughter a five part stage play with her noted personality and charm plus a two reel Mack Sennett comedy on the same bill all star vaudeville show Saturday eight acts Monday June 17 Wallace Reid stars in The House of Silence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Lasky
Julian Eltinge
Marion Fairfax
Gail Kane
World Pictures
Montague Love
Barbara Castleton
Madge Evans
George MacQuarrie
Louise Vale
Bill Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Paramount Picture
Billie Burke
Alice Ramsey
ALL Star
Wallace Reid
Registration Day Enrolls 58 War Volunteers in Winthrop
Winthrop Draft Board records show 58 men aged 21 registered during the period at the Elks building, with 9 p.m. closing. The turnout fell short of the expected 100 due to many enlisting early, reflecting a strong wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Winthrop
Draft Board
Elks
Alexander
I P
Hutchinson
Boyan
Charles
Bellevue
Briggs
Norman R
Brewster
Brown
Ralph E
Quincy
Brugnani
Edward J
Shirley
Burns
Gerald J
Sunnyside
Canner
Irving
Underhill
Carr
Clarence I
Cowen
George
Oakland
Curran
E. J
River Road
Cyr
Francis D
Dagzett
Harold C
Prospect
Daly
Richard A
Main
Daw
Walter E
Dries
Gottfried, Jr
Farrand
Samuel
Seymour
Flannery
Joseph Q
Taylor
Flores
Carl C
Thornton
Furlong
Henry T
Godfrey
Kenneth M
Goodman
Leo H
Halligan
Nicholas A
Hersey
Harold ‘S
Woodside
Hillberg
Carl J
Beal
Hoffman
Carl K
Hermon
Holzwasser
A. S
Wave Way
Horrigan
Norman J
Jones
Joseph
Pleasant
Kelsey
Alton S
James
Kelso
Walter A
Tharsen
Pontus F
Leighton
H. G
Bowdoin
Lowell
James R
Luther
Chas. T
Read
McRury
John
Marsden
Clarence N
Trident
Miller, Myer
Nevada
Merton
Stanley K
Nelson
Howard J
WONT CROWD PHONES LINE DECISIONS BY COMMISSION
The public service commission says no new phones will be added to single and two party lines without approval from William H. O'Bria department. Additional lines will not be installed on busy routes to avoid overcrowding. The ruling follows a prior hint that extra phones might be allowed. No other means exist for those without telephones to obtain service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. O'Brea
Promotion Elevates Major Albert S. Smith in U S Army
Major Albert S. Smith promoted to UBE Major and named in charge of the local headquarters in the Department of the Northeast. He is a member of the Winthrow Board of Health and formerly served as superintendent of building and appliances at Teleh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Smith
Engineer ‘Reserve Corps
Department of the Northeast
Smith
Winthrow, Board of Health
Teleh
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the White Laundry CO
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Harold B
Wilbur
Prop
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
Massachusetts
A. E. Whittemore
Centre Station
France
Bert Ayer
Packard
Back Bay
Peerless. T
Studebaker
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William Fox
William Farnum
Ralph Connor
O'Connor
F. P
Parker
Chas. W
Riedl
Walter B
Rowe
Robert
Springid
Ryan
James W
Lincoln
Sauntry
John J
Sagamore
Silverman
Ralph
Ralph A
Thomas B
Marshall Vaz
Morris N
Waldo
Clarence H
Grover
Wallace
Guy S
Sewall
Walsh
Kenneth B
Wheeler
John W
Centre
Wharf
Benj. L
Somerset
Wilson
Edw. W
Washington
Winn
Howard A
Woude
Benjamin W
UBE
Mrs. Bennison
Winthrop St
Ana
Fresw
Roasren
Correc
Brazil
Winthrop Drug CO
P. J. Kinnier
Winthrop Beach
Boston
Tremont St
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