Winthrop Sun and Visitor merger notice
Publication text indicates a local paper named Winthrop Sun and Visitor established 1881 and consolidated 1905. Includes ads and deadline notes for week insertion, late items via telephone, and subscription rates. Entry confirms postal details and office address at Shirley street near Beach Station.
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Winthrop Visitor
Shirley Street
Beach Station
Winthrop Centre Station
Sun & Visitor Office
Town approves park playground funding and worker pay rise
The town meets last week voted unanimously to confirm Park Commissioners acts for playground purposes and to raise wages for town laborers, noting the cost of living has risen while pay had not. The summer weather has uplifted hotel staff.
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Park Commissioners
Bancroft Urges Unselfish Civic Leadership For Common Good
General Bancroft argues for a leadership focused on community advancement rather than personal gain. He envisions a resourceful figure with no political or financial ambition who unites diverse interests, exercises team play, and steers resources for the whole city’s benefit. He cites sport, art, religion, and public service as examples of dedicated leadership.
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William A. Bancroft
Boston
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No single leader can advance community needs alone
The author warns that personal gain or narrow aims corrupt public leadership. He argues a trusted, strong leader is needed, not a politician focused on self promotion or empty movements. Boston requires a genuine, public-spirited figure to address its greatest needs.
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Boston
Obituary of William H. Coggins of Winthrop Maine
William H. Coggins, aged about 85, a Winthrop resident and carpenter, died suddenly while at work. Born in Lube c Maine, he moved to Winthrop as a youth, raised four children, and was survived by two sons Alonzo and Minnie and daughter Etta Jones along with siblings in Maine and California. Funeral services were at 24 Belcher Street conducted by Rev. White, with interment in Winthrop cemetery. local firemen and policemen served as pallbearers.
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William H. Coggins
Winthrop
Lubec
Maine
Doane
Etta Jones
Alonzo Coggins
Jones
Minnie Coggins
California
Belcher Street
Mr. White
First Baptist Church
Winthrop Cemetery
Graduation exercises mark grammar school diploma day
The grammar school awarded diplomas at the annual graduation in the high school assembly hall Tuesday morning. Miss May Cusick led a march and Rev G E Stokes gave the invocation as the chorus performed several selections including The Stars That Above Us Are Shining Monroe White aerials and Welcome Pretty Primrose.
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Grammar School
May Cusick
G.E. Stokes
Monroe White Alry
Murray Burke
Ruth Tewksbury
Mary Galvin
Ruth Richards
Halstead Lewis
Merry June
Leslie Britton
Edward B. Newton
St Pauls Episcopal Picnic At Lexington Park Scenes
About 130 members of St Pauls Episcopal church and Sunday school attended the annual picnic at Lexington park last week riding in special cars. The school baseball nine faced Beachmont boys in a friendly game while superintendent Walter P Simonds, confined by illness, was missed at home.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lexington Park
Beachmont Boys
Walter, P. Simonds
Winthrop High School 1910 Graduation Exercises
The 1910 Winthrop high school class graduated in the school hall with parents and friends filling seats. Valedictory urged living by the motto rowing not drifting, while the class received diplomas after readings, music, and a gift of a bound dictionary and stand. Sixteen graduates completed typewriting and stenography with top exam results, and many have secured good salaries.
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Winthrop High School
Charles W. Henry
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Chester Clisham
Helen Josephine Cousins
Elmer E. Dawson
Adah-Lucine Dow
John Wentworth. Flieger
Walter E. Floyd
Velita Heaton Griffiths
Elizabeth Hale
Leona Hiltz
Margery Joy
Lucy Ward Kelley
Frank A
Rose Samuel
Winthrop James Snow
Rae Somerville
Lillian M. Southard
Bertha Mildred Spofford
Alice May Tolman
Mary F. Turnbull
Winifred
W. Woollcott
Elinor Young
Boston
E. D. Osborn
Elks Plan Circus in Winthrop This Summer
Winthrop Lodge of Elks to stage a circus August 3 4 5 and 6 with Saturday matinee. Executive committee preps a grand local event featuring first class acts amateur burlesque by lodge members and after concerts. Peanuts pink lemonade and side show wonders promised as advance ticket sales begin soon.
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Winthrop Lodge
Elks
Winthrop
Roosevelt
Africa
Pa what’s the Woman question in Chicago Record Herald
A clipped line from the Chicago Record Herald ponders the so called Woman question. The quote contrasts public intrigue with private affection, hinting at social expectations and romantic doubt in early 20th century society.
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Chicago Record- Herald
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