Amingham Marlboro Edin League Standings in Bowling
Framingham leads the league with Marlboro and Edin teams tied for first place in the Amingham Marlboro Edin Bowling standings submitted by Rotary member Joseph D. McCarthy. Maynard Otis and Hudson battle for third while Marlboro, Clinton, and Marlboro trails follow. Total pinfall shows Framingham ahead though wins and losses are even. standings list detailed scores and team records.
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Rotary
Joseph D. McCarthy
Framingham
Acoln
Marlboro
Soth
Det Jling
Maynard
Hudson
Positon
Jliis
Clinton
Framing
Lin
Gham
SBS
Eel Es
Bm Dr
Eee
Hudson Items Brief on Local Activities and Lodge News
Arthur Je Dacey visited Boston yesterday and returned to duties as manager of the Cambridge Co after three weeks illness. Worcester lodge will bring a group of candidates to Hudson to receive the first degree.
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Arthur Je Dacey
Boston
W Dunbar
Cottage Street
Cambridge Co
Bers
Thule Lodge
Worcester
Hudson
In whose hat bears the n Hubbard Label question
A fragmented passage discusses who holds the Hubbard Label and its significance in a debate over headwear distinctions. The text hints at recognition and prominence tied to a specific hat or label in a historical or ceremonial context.
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n-Hubbard
Deman
Local Property Moves in Prescott Block Rekindled by O Bedard
O Bedard of Cottage Street has taken a restement in the Prescott Block on Main Street, occupying a former site once held by William Irke who purchased land in Berlin.
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O. Bedard
Cottage Street
Prescott Block
Main Street
William Irke
Berlin
Local notices report medical, employment, and social events
Donald G. Lambert of Central street undergos appendicitis operation at Lowell hospital and services at St. Michael's church tonight. Miss Florence Jackson joins Firestone Footwear stitching department. Charles Parker remodels middle tenement on Felt street to six rooms, Fred W. Parker occupant. Federated church plans social Tuesday February 22 with Mrs Thonton Betts hosting a whist to aid future St Michael's church project. Rowin Wheeler at home with mumps. Tuesday whist club postponed to tomorrow at Miss Anna McDermott's home.
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Thonton Betts
School Street
St., Michael's Church
Anna McDermott
Local Election Results Highlight Town Officials Elected
In a close vote, Walter M. Carlegn won the selectmen seat with 268 votes, while Edward C. Woodward drew 143 and Jared L. Busby 8. Was the race for town officers, with specific tallying for constable Frank Gat present polling 392, and Blakely family members securing multiple posts. Other officers elected include town clerk Harry Alfen, treasurer Noriah Potter, and various committee and trust positions across three-year terms, with names such as O Elmer Eldridge and Rodney Leland appearing in the roll.
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North
Walter
M. Carlegn
Jared L. Buby
Edward C. Woodwar
Carlson
Busby
Land Woodward
Frank Gat
Eeletie
Robert Blakely
Ernest ¢ Blakely
Clarence Breault
Carl
Harry FP. Alfen
Noriah B. Potter
O. Elmer Eldridge
Kilwood Jennies
Frank Gates
Mvérett Blakely
Charles A. Ide
Eawin
Cotey
Louis J. Pentercost
Edwin Churchill
Rodney M. Leland
Joseph M. Stanley
Willian J. Potter
Clarenes
B. . Buckley
Gale and Wood Fund
F. J. Proctor
Gassett Fond
Jt Coffin
William L. Wedsworth
Hasting Fund
Elia FB
Corey
J. 2M. Coffin
Water
J. A. Hutch
Park
Chester V. Hunt
Dressmaking Demo Showcases Quick Tailored Style
Betsy praises a Piedevis woman's demonstration while Janet vows to mend her ways. The pair discuss a new Spring suit with an outside fastening red leather belt and a blouse that pairs with a practical three minute dressing routine.
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Janet
Betsy
Hudson Coach Martin Seeks Pitching Help For Baseball
Hudson high school faces a pitching shortage as coach Ward W Martin plans the baseball season. With games set from April to June against Wayland Marlboro Maynard Ashland Framingham Milford Westboro Hopkinton and others, the squad relies on aging infielders and limited pitchers to cover nine innings.
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Hudson
Ward W. Martin
Martin
Travers
Milford
Westboro
Rca
Martinton
Ashland
Marlboro
Framingham
Maynard
Hopkinton
Weather Outlook for Thursday Cloudy with Possible Rain
The brief notes suggest cloudy skies on Thursday with a likely chance of rain. No specific locations or temperatures are provided.
Concord Union Church Lenten Services Begin
Rev Alfred W Stone leads Lent series on Cardinal Facts of the Christian Path at Concord Union Church March 14 10 30 am ring service. Church school and Junior Senior Christian Endeavor services listed with evening sermon The Preaching of the Cross from Pauls First Letter to the Corinthians Boy Scouts meet March 14 Girl and Women lent classes March 16 Midweek service planned.
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Paul
Corinthians
Maynard Plans Season of Baseball Meeting
Joe White, former Maynard manager, will convene a town meeting to organize a team for the coming season. The gathering, open to all interested residents, will be held at the Masonic hall banquet room on March 24 or 31 when the hall is available. Miss Agnes Gibbons attended a musicians convention in Worcester today.
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Joe White
Maynard
Masonic Hall
Agnes Gibbons
Worcester
Collins Five Defeats Pastime Five in Midland Bowling
In a city bowling event Collins Five toppled Pastime Five with a 1467 to 1452 total pinfall. Kenneth Logan led with 135 in a 320 series while Collins compiled strong scores including 319 and 296 as team points were split among players.
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Collins
Pastime
Kenneth Logan
Schofield
Colina
J Collins
Ballard
Bastien
Nin
Burts
Brown
McBtide
Togan
Lord
Government Expert Foresees Long Oil Supplies Despite Shortage Fears
Harry H. Hill chief petroleum engineer of the United States Bureau of Mines tells the New York Times there is little reason for worry about motor fuel shortages. He cites abundant recoverable oil from existing pools, improvements in recovery methods, and potential production from coal and shales if needed, with exploration and larger discoveries likely to supply fuel for decades.
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Harry HM. Hill
United States Bureau of Mines
New York Times
Mfr
Aust Yard
Harry H. Hill
United States Bureau of Mites
United States
Hth
Alll
Gaathet
Mr. Hill
France
Europe
Scotland
Lindsly
Kyreau
Ollahoni
Bererral
Stat
Berlin Women’s Club Speakers Highlight Meeting Agenda
Arthur P. Curtis director of the eleventh district of the State Federation of Women’s clubs was principal speaker at the Berlin Tuesday Club. Members of the Women’s Missionary Guild will be guests of Agnes Guild at a Community House event in Southboro Friday afternoon.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Berlin
Women’s Asionry Guild
I Agnes Guild
A. Mee Ito
Southboro
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