Baseball warmups and coaching notes in local section
Widespread prep work for high school teams as players and coaches organize workouts at multiple parks. Notable moves include Clinton High replacing Ford with new pitching prospects Ward Pay and teammates, while Hastings and Tondo draw attention as candidates for pitching roles.
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Joseph Bemmimes
Sanad
Conn
Jereune Sehediaia Wall Gnetade
Clinton High
Miford Bhiah
Pheotie
Tioani
Hastings
DaMar Enters Boston Marathon History with Return
Clarence H. DaMar, seven time winner and former Melrose Sunday school teacher, is among the first entries for the 35th Boston Athletic Association marathon. DaMar, now from Seone New Territory, hopes to extend his record as the most successful runner in the event. The marathon is set for April Patriots Day weekend.
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Boston
Clarence H. DaMar
Boston Athletic Association
DeMar
Melrose
Seone
N. T
DaMar
Credit Bureau Idea Attracts Hadean Merchants And Professionals
Reports indicate Hadean merchants and numerous professionals are ready to affiliate with a credit bureau. Officials foresee benefits for members with larger enrollments lowering costs, while a committee expects Petron to enroll soon.
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Ego Crediturease
Oh Clinton Organizaon
Credit
Lindson
Gasoline Tax Referendum Voters Face Delayed Ballot
Report notes debate over a gasoline tax referendum and whether the measure should be declared an emergency law. If an emergency clause exists it could take effect immediately, costing Ontario residents about £10,000,000 before voters can decide.
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Ontario
Conference on Fairs and Expositions Discusses Agricultural Exhibits
The International Association of Fairs and Expositions will meet with the Department of Agriculture during the week of Warei os to discuss improving dissemination of agricultural information through exhibits. Five representatives, including Milton Danziger and others from major state and county fairs, will present views from New England, the Lake States, and the Mine Want regions as the 1931 conference marks the fourth annual gathering.
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Washington
Arion
Anereniare Workers
Weelington
Warei Os
Agricultur
Milton Danziger
Rasie
Springfiel
Maes
AV. OR
Corey
Des Moines
Iowa
Aly
New England
Sittes
Department of Agriculture
Ander
Hit
State
Intentate
Daira
Freieha
Unsigned Framing of Department Programs Reaches Farmers
A brief report notes department efforts and fair activities reaching millions of farm people through large fairs and outreach.
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Dhe
Riya
Furouen
Wit
Maynard Visabelle Kenneds and Pythian Sister Members
Maynard Visabelle Kenneds and Mie Keeecien serve as chiefs of Progress Temple Pythian Sister. The group plans a meeting at Miconi Hall on March 28 with Mere Laura Lent Edith Landenstein and Miss Josephine leading. Attendees will discuss the annual Tremont Temple event and Tremont proceedings at Chip man talk.
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Visabelle Kenneds
Mie Keeecien
Progress Temple
Hada Tare
Searmbega
Oet
Pythien
Miconi Halle
Paris
Laura Lent
Josephine Hentoend
Edith Landenstein
Vaynard
Mase
Ebesette Pythian
Acton Meeting Speaker Mae Han Mah Pberme Tribute
The text notes Mrs Rolfe Bradours speaking at a local meeting with references to St Maeestine Morida and a woman’s involvement. It also includes a family thank you message from Mae Han Mah Pberme’s relatives for condolences after a recent death.
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Mae Han Mah Pberme Cee
Othe
Odd FeMews Reo Whist Honors Patricks Day Event
A reo whist was held at Odd FeMews on Patrick’s Day under local auspices. About thirty tables competed with prizes going to Masters Smith, Mrs McCarthy, Quinn, McSwetney, Malloney, Moxohan, Ledeard, and others from Brockton and West Concord including Johnson and Voere.
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Odd
Masther Smith
Ellen Quinn
Margaret McCarthy
Nason St
Julia McSwetney
West Concord
Jonnie Tlardy
Annie Cavey
Letia Lawrence James Malloney
John Moxoihan
Brockton
Harold Ledeard
William Qing
Robmn Voere
Veni Johnson
Bears to Meet Pere Marquette in Charity Hoop Tilt
The Marlboro College basketball squad faces Pere Marquette in a preliminary game, with Marlboro aiming to rebound after a lone tough loss this season on St. Jean Court. Standouts such as Tom Solan and Billy Kapers are expected to anchor the Marlboro lineup as they seek an early season upset.
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Marboere
St. Dean Tall
John Colitary
Veocerite
Finland
Pemainines
Sarward
Maronelles
Boston Whirland
Joonle Howe
Etroans
Cgolembhesk
Tower of Strencch
Lea Tish
Billy Kaeper
Seccessity Bridge Event At Masonic Hall Night
Reading from a damaged OCR report, a small social event at the Masonic Hall tonight featured readings and a music program. Mrs. M. Sanderson and Mrs. Ida Swett participated, with local ladies and community members in attendance.
Local Social Committee Appointments Noted
Taylor Percy Taylor Graham Forgie and Mr Lawson form the organizing party for the social. The social committee is chaired by Mrs Leila Hooper Mrs D Alving and Mrs Leese McCarry. Mrs Nellie Shearer leads the refreshment committee.
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