Winthrop High School Grants Largest Graduation Class
The 53 graduates received diplomas in Assembly Hall with prayers by Rev. W. W. Peck and music by the high school orchestra. Halstead Harden Lewis gave the Salutatory and Franklin Henry Wells the Valedictory and Class Presentation. The ceremony featured essays, a prize, and a list of graduates led by rank.
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Winthrop High School
Assembly Hall
W. W. Peck
Halstead Harden Lewis
Franklin Henry Wells
William W. Peck
Florence Rebecca Hughes
Catherine Mary Hayes
Ruth Isabel Tewksbury
Benjamin Lee Whorf
Melba
Dinner Honors Local Senator and Reps for Town Work
A Point Shirley Club dinner praised Senator Edward C. R. Bagley and Representatives Beck and Casassa for $8,000 sea wall reimbursement, dredging appropriations, bridge and dual $25,000 sea wall bills at Great Head and Grover's Cliff. Attendees urged them as next election candidates, with acts framed for town approval.
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Point Shirley
Edward C. R. Bagley
John E. Beck
Andrew A. Casassa
Eugene Cronin
Bell Isle Inlet
Great Heads
Grovers Cliff
Winthrop
North Shore
Carr
Bagley
Orcutt
G. W. Tibbetts
Winthrop Highland Improvement Association
Beck
Casassa
Fred G. Curtis
B. J. Keenan
Harold Orcutt
Harry W. Aiken
Channing Howard
F. W. F. Woollcott
L. L. McLean
F. G. Dews
Charles A. Hagman
W. G. Ball
H. J. Wood
F. H. Byrne
H. Collins
F. N. Barbour
Dr. Grainger
C.L. Ridgway
Class Day of Winthrop High Observed at School
Winthrop High School held its class day on the school lawn at 3 30 Wednesday afternoon. Clarence Pike read the class history by Florence Hughes, Darren Perille delivered the oration, Franklin Wells wrote the prophecy read by Ralph Mahoney, and class gifts arranged by Helen Elward were presented by Blanche Donohue. The program closed with the class song by Ruth Tewksbury.
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Winthrop High School
Clarence Pike
Florence Hughes
Darren Perille
Franklin Wells
Ralph Mahoney
Helen Elward
Blanche Donohue
Visiting Nurse Association aims to help Winthrop residents
The Visiting Nurse Association assists Winthrop residents with nurse visits at home and promotes scientific home care. Since district nurse Mrs Abbey started on April 2 she has made 100 visits averaging 10 weekly, working with four town doctors and aiding four minor operations. Not all patients pay full fees. Rose Day proceeds, to be raised June 27, will fund the association with roses sold at stations for 10 cents or more.
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Visiting Nurse Association
Winthrop
Abbey
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William F. Dealy
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Weston’s
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George Monroe White
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Frank .F. Cook
William M. Allen Russell Bartlett
Luella A. Belcher
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John C. Butner, Jr
Dorothy Butterfield
Beatrice M. Coffin
Jane W. Fletcher
Alvin L. Flint
Mary A. Galvin
David.l. Garratt
Blanche Graham
Raymond Gray
Florence E. Hagman
William G. Harber
Catherine M. Hayes
Edgar M. Holahan
Nelson E. Hooper
Florence R. Hughes
Alton S. Kelsey
Viola M. Kempton
Ralph M. King
Dorothy L. Kinney
Anna J. Knudson
Emma S. Knudson
Elsie M. Lewis
Halstead H. Lewis
Fritz Locke
Ralph G. Mahony
May E. McCarthy
Phylis B. Nichols Marion C. O’brien
Clarence H. Pike
Ruth’ Richards
Julia E. Shine
Anna L. Smith
David Spunt Darien
Terrile
Hazel ‘B. ‘Thompson
Elaine M. Tibbetts
Franklin H. ‘Wells
Marjorie H. Wellington
George M. White
Benjamin L. Whort
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WILS
Object OF Visiting Nurse Association
Edward T. Harrington
Bennison
Crover Ave
Flo
Yd & Tucker
Bert Ayer
Prop
James R. Brown
Shirley St
A. E. Whittemore
Pleasant ST
East Boston Savings Bank
Ainsley R. Hooper
Alvin P. Johnson
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