Annual Meeting of the Winthrop Fourth of July Association
The annual meeting reports receipts of 1412.48 and balances 329.45 with expenses for fireworks badges prizes and programs. Elected officers include President Elmer Dawson First Vice President C A Nevers Second Vice President Dean Freeman Third Vice President D A McCarthy Treasurer Harry W Aiken Secretary M V B Sullivan and several directors. The event featured Albert Leonard Squier’s South American tour photos and a talk at the new high school hall.
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Albert Leonard Squier
South American
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New
Panama Canal
Andes
Harry W. Aiken
Elmer
Dawson
C. A. Nevers
Sawyer Brown Wedding Among prettiest of the season
Miss Gladys Helane Brown and Greenfield Thompson Sawyer wed at the bride’s home 5 Ingle side Avenue in a ceremony by the Rev. at First Methodist Episcopal Church Winthrop. Guests from neighboring towns attended as banners, palms, flowers, and an orchestra framed the reception and send off.
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Ingleside Avenue
Gladys Helane Brown
Roscoe Dana Brown
Greenfield Thompson Sawyer
Fannie Sawyer
Winthrop
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Ordway
Ruby Gallagher
E. B. Smith
Cambridge
Margaret Sawyer
Evelyn
Doane
Guy Sawyer
Frank Morrison
Paul Bertelsen
Charles Dingwell
Sawyer
Thornton Park
Pretty home wedding joins Crocker and Douglass family ties
Miss Lillian Douglass wed Mr. Raymond Crocker at her mother Mrs. Carrie Douglass’s home 51 Read street in a ceremony attended by intimate friends. Ruth Appleton played the wedding march and Miss Linda Douglass served as bridesmaid. Clarence Illgen was best man. Numerous relatives and friends appeared for the reception and gifts reflected modern fashion.
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Carrie E. Douglass
Read Street
Lillian Douglass
Raymond Crocker
Falmouth
M. E.ghinfotie
Ruth Appleton
Linda Douglass
Clarence Illgen
Ilen
Olga Stockwell
Ritatockwell
Loren Hall
J. H.douglass
F. W. Simson
Helen
Simple life resolve by Bishop Vincent
A quotation of daily resolve urging a simple sincere serene life. It emphasizes repelling discontent anxiety discouragement and selfishness, and cultivating cheerfulness magnanimity charity holy silence economy in expenditure careful conversation diligence in service fidelity and childlike trust in God.
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Vincent
Huddell Challenges Bagley to Joint Debate
Progressive senator candidate Arthur M. Huddell challenges Senator Bagley to a district wide joint debate. Huddell proposes the debate be held at a Bagley chosen location and time. He lists topics of district importance but will discuss any Bagley selects if his topics are not agreed.
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Arthur M. Huddell
Senator Bagley
Bagley
Huddell
Blue of the Sky Color Linked to Oxygen
Scientific American notes that oxygen gives a blue tint to air, deepens with thickness, and may help explain the sky's blue color, though solid forms could differ. The article discusses how liquid air appears bluish and how this relates to atmospheric coloration.
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Scientific American
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Coe - Nowe
Segal’s Creamery
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Winthrop Center
Sumner Savings Bank
Meridian St
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George W. Hargrave
William L. Calhoun
Charles T. Witt
James J. Mulloy
Killam
Killam’s
County Savings Bank
Broadway
Bellingham
Sta. Chelsea
Mass
Floyd & Tucker
Winthrop Centre
Mabel J. Golden
Bowdoin Street
East Boston
Meridian Street
Saratoga Street
William F. Dealy
Court Road
Real Estate & Insurance News
Rexall
Kilburn C. Brown
Winthrop Highlands
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Winthrop Fourth OF July Association
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Dean Rik Freeman
D. A. McCarthy
M. V.B. Sullivan
Harry N. Bloomfield
Frank W. Belcher
Joseph A. Barry
Eugene Cronin
E. D. Osborn
F. G. Dews
T. J. Mahaney
Sawyer-Brown
Venice
Mrs. Sawyer
Crocker-Douglass
Edward J. Harrington CO
Washington Street
Mr. Mes. Bennison
City Hall
Elliot
Washington St
Telepho
Whittie
Point Shirley
James R. Brown
Shirley St
A. E. Whittemore
Pleasant ST
Bartlett Road
Boston Harbor
Henry E. Keough CO
Pauline Street
Tel
Williams
William’s Drug Store
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