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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
4
Practical stenographers with many years of experience offer individual instruction in shorthand and typewriting. The program emphasizes hands on practice, accuracy, and speed, suitable for beginners and advanced students seeking to improve practical skills.
The Waterbury American and Greenfield Gazette comment on Secretary of State Bryan's resignation as a prudent act amid global tension. They contrast American hesitation with European mobilization, noting lax Puget Sound fort protections and the risk of misperception by Germany.
The Malden News argues that a robust Fourth of July celebration is the best municipal investment, teaching citizenship and national spirit. It urges that officials resist economy cuts and use funds to welcome newcomers and reinforce patriotic values through public festivities.
A Thursday holiday disrupts the publishing schedule for weekly papers. Missing news items and ads this week blamed on staff workload and post holiday delays. The previous Friday’s parade, reception, and ball were praised for organization, with weather noted as the only minor setback.
The post office sub station at Winthrop Beach changes from Totman and Ham's to Baldwin's Drug Store in a noted local transfer.
Winthrop High beat Swampscott High in the Interurban School League 13 to 8 after Swampscott committed most of the 11 errors. The game featured pitching by Sheehan and Williams for Winthrop with Mulligan and Cate catching.
Listing of parcel transfers and estate actions includes Esther S Geldert to William Hartshorn on Tewksbury street and Dolphin avenue deeds, Stone trustee to Matilda Stone on Cutler street, Hughes and Curtin exchanges on Court road, O'Toole to Mae Wright on Nahant avenue, and Fitzgerald to Wright at Nahant avenue, with dollar considerations noted.
Deane Winthrop Chapter DAR plans a June 26 outing with a 10.14 train from South Station for guests of Mrs. Ella Howe Libbey of East Milton. They will visit the Dorothy Q house in Quincy and take a 9.22 train from Winthrop Centre with a box luncheon.
Collector of Taxes of Winthrop announces sale by auction on July 14 1915 at 2 p.m. at Town Hall for Bertha Harris and H B Tewesbury properties in Winthrop Suffolk MA to satisfy unpaid taxes and costs. Descriptions include Trident Avenue parcels and lots 79 78 part 80 with specified boundaries and deeds. The notice lists balances due for 1913 and 1913 tax amounts.
Unpaid sidewalk assessments on several parcels in Winthrop MA will be sold at public auction at the Town Hall on Wednesday July 14 1915 at 2 p m to cover unpaid taxes and related costs. Parcels include Lot 73 Atlantic Street 4724 square feet under LLEN T O MALLEY heirs. Lot 47 Beach Road 2400 square feet under SARAH SCHWARTZ heirs. Lot 17 Orlando Avenue 10248 square feet under FRANK G VOLPE and George H Bloy.
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