Five vice commanders named by national Legion convention
The national constitution of the American Legion calls for election of five vice commanders from distinct states with no more than three from army veterans. Readings profile John G. Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan, Thomas Goldingay Newark New Jersey, Claudius G. Pendill Racine Wisconsin, James G. Serugham Reno Nevada, and E. J. Winslett Dadeville Alabama, noting their war service and Legion roles.
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American Legion
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fort Sheridan
Eighteenth Infantry
Emery
Legion
Thomas Goldingay
Minst
United States
United Af
Newark
N. J
Naval Reserve of
New Jersey
Leutenant
Cuban
I Newaris
U.S
Massachusetts
American Legion of New Jersey
Claudius G. Pendill
Marquette
Michigan University
Racine
Wis
United States Navy
Oklahoma
Signal Oficer
Cieel
Kenosha
James G. Serugham
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Engineering College
University of Nevada
Nevada
Ordnance Department
Washington
Nevardna Department
National Executive Committee
Reno
E. J. Winslett
Dadeville
Alm
Paris
Alabama
Cleveland
South
3390 Models For The 1921 Auto Show
Boston hosts a major auto exposition at Mechanic Building opening March 12 with 87 passenger car makes and 350 models plus 57 truck makes on display. Eight cars are new to the Boston Show and several trucks debut. the accessory display claims record breadth, with many first time participants from the Motor Accessory Manufacturers Association.
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Boston
Mechanic
New England
Addit
Copley Plaza Hotel
Wills Sainte Claire
Dixie Flyer
Dorris
Dupont
Gardner
Hanson
Handrey Knight
Kelsey
Landsden
Old Hickory
Anager Campbell
Motor Accessory Manufacturers Association
Campbell
Show Week in Boston to Draw Big Crowd
The motor industry sees New England as a sign of prosperity with dealers requesting hotel reservations. The speaker notes widespread anticipation that Show Week in Boston will attract a large attendance as the region recovers.
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New England
Boston
Harding Pleased With Wilson Recovery and Inaugural Plans
President-elect Harding expresses pleasure at President Wilson's recovery enough to attend theatre and accept a luncheon invitation on Inauguration Day. He asks for a quiet simple luncheon with only immediate families. Public joy grows over bipartisan harmony as both plan March 4 festivities.
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Harding
Wilson
Maynard Listed Among Top Postal Savings Offices
The Maynard postal savings office ranks tenth in Massachusetts by deposits, out of 184 offices in the state, per the 1920 United States Postal Savings System annual report. Boston holds the top position, with Norwood and Fitchburg also noted among leading towns and cities.
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United States Postal Savings System
United States
Maynard
Massachusetts
Norwood
Boston
Fitchburg
Maynard Post Office Noted for Deposits Across New England
In New England there are 504 offices receiving deposits and Maynard stands among them. The article highlights Maynard residents as industrious and responsible, suggesting favorable advertising. Deposits can be made in amounts from $1.00 upwards at any Post Office open hours.
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New England
Maynard
Aso
Belmont H S edge Maynard by one in tense finish
Belmont High School defeated Maynard High School 19 to 18 at Pastime Hall in a tightly contested game. The winning basket by Hash came as time was signaled up and sparked debate over the officials and timer as fans praised the home team’s effort and banded supporters.
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Belmont H
Bates
Belmont
Marsh Rf
McLean If
Starbuck c
Cook
O'Brien Ib
Kellogg Ib
Maynard H
Gis
Vodoklys. Ib Hk
Dimery Ib
Tc Pe
Lerer Rb
Stuckert c
Driscoll If
Marsden Rf
High School Honors Coach Patrick Hynes with Gift
Patrick Hynes, athletic coach and dramatics director, was presented with a gold chain knife by the 1921 Athletic Association. Students and teachers praised his revival of athletics after years without football and his work with basketball hockey and drama. Principal H. F. Bates made the presentation.
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Patrick &. Hynes
Hynes
H. F. Bates
Bowling Teams Shake Off Winter Slump In City Clash
Bowling teams emerge from dormancy as Eagles oppose K of C on Thursday night. Victory sets up a Cricket and M U challenge, with several clubs waiting for action while an AltoStar combination forms to chase the town title.
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Eagles
K of C
M. U
Furd
Y. Be
Wooifer
But He's on His Way Uncle Tom and the Goats Destination
Uncle Tom arrives at the station with a goit to ship north but freight agent struggles to determine its destination. A frayed tag only shows a failing cord. The irate uncle declares the goat has eaten its own destination.
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Uncle Tom
American Legion
Long-serving Moynihan at Assabet mill featured in booster issue
John B Moynihan, born 1856 in Gleasondale, is highlighted as the oldest weave room employee at the Assabet mill with 47 years of service. He started at 16 as a loom fixer for 42 years after earlier roles as a weaver and chain builder, spanning four generations of Moynihans employed at the mill.
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John B. Moynihan
Assabet Mill
American Woolen Employees
Moynihan
Gleasondale
Assabet
Iliam
101St Infantry
Cornelius
Albert
104Th
Westfield
Sheridan's Orchestra Engaged By Vocalion Co for Boston Studio
Sheridan's orchestra after proving capable of turning out phonograph records has been engaged by the Vocalion Co. They will play Thursday at the Gray Gulf Records studio in Boston for reproduction with records to be sold within the month. Mrs Forrest Howe substituted as public school teacher in London for the past week. Bill Hunts return as driver for American Express Co. is greeted like spring. The school board organized for the year with Dr S R Garlang as chairman and L Everett Wilson as secretary. Trustees of Public Library organized with John Hannon as chairman and Robert Legter as secretary. Mrs Charles Weaving of Boston visited her grandmother, Mrs Hannah Shea, Pring Lane.
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L. Everett Wilson
Trustees of
Public Library
John Hannon
Robert Legter
Charles Weaving
Boston
Hannah Shea
Pring Lane
Mooney Begins Overseer Role at Gleasondale Mill
James Mooney starts as overseer of the spinning room at the Gleasondale mill on Monday with best wishes from friends and fellow workers. He plans to move his family to Gleasondale in the spring.
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James Mooney
Gleasondale Mill
Mooney
Gleasondale
Senior Class Concert and Dance Planned for April
The senior class of the high school will host a concert and dance on April 12 aiming to outdo the recent minstrel show by the Athletic Association. A brief Assabet Aerie FOE session was held at Eagle Hall last night. Social club officers to be elected the first Sunday in March. Mrs L A Clark and two Fitchburg daughters were weekend guests of M extinnah Sullivan on Harrison St.
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The
Athletic Association
Eagle’hall
L. A. Clark
Fitchburg
Mix Tinnah Sullivan
Harrison St
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