Is not what you EARN but what you SAVE
A compact notice from Home Savings Institution invites readers to Wednesday and Saturday evening sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. to discuss saving options and penny management. The ad emphasizes saving over earning.
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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
8
A compact notice from Home Savings Institution invites readers to Wednesday and Saturday evening sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. to discuss saving options and penny management. The ad emphasizes saving over earning.
The Winthrop church on Hermon Street lists morning and evening worship with Bible study and Friday prayer meetings. Rev. W F Beaman will speak at the union church event, a Bible school supper, Precious Jewels meeting with life certificates, and a church choir note about Grace Allen Boysen's solo.
Rev. W. Litchfield leads services at 10 45 morning and 12 o'clock Sunday school. Young People's Religious Union at 6. Seats free. Paragraph Pulpit feature welcomes all. Rev. A D K Shurtleff may preach tomorrow morning. YPRU meets in vestry at 6 30. Members returning from Boston anniversary meetings. Chaplain Litchfield to Pem broke for Memorial Day address.
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal at 215 Winthrop Street hosts a May 31 schedule led by Rev. Charles Tilton with a quartet and Minnie Floyd at the organ. Sunday services include sermon Heroes from the General Conference, Sunday school, Tilton Class, Epworth League, and an evening talk by Hon. George H. Carter.
The article presents a faith pledge describing belief in God Jesus and brotherhood. It notes Mrs. Joshua Remby hosting guests Mrs. Livingston of Prince Edward Island and Mrs. D Armatrong visiting Circuit Road residence.
The Memorial Day service at the Unitarian church featured the Winthropper Veterans and Ladies Reserve Corps with flag processions led by Commander Irving W. Campbell. Rev. W. C. Litchfield delivered remarks from Psalm 112 6 and reflected on the Civil War's meaning for unity and peace.
Miss Helen Fairfield arrives from Winter Park to visit Mrs. Tewksbury. Twins welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Webster. Dr. Webber visits family in Winthrop. High School baseball trip to Peterboro with two games. Various social events including lodge services and dances. Real estate firm changes hands with A J Young to manage estate affairs. Summer guest lists include Harvard librarian Minnie McIntyre and others from Boston and Dorchester.
A 24 year old man from South Boston fell from a roller coaster at the beach around 5 PM Tuesday. Christopher Walsh was thrown over the seat, hung from a cross brace about 20 feet up, and taken to Wonderland emergency department with a four inch head gash, a broken right ankle, and a bruised shoulder before being moved to Massachusetts General Hospital.
Local businessmen advocate keeping publicity current by regular newspaper advertising to reach customers and sustain visibility in the market. The note underscores the value of consistent notices and recurring promotion in the community paper.
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