All Set for Series Maynard vs Hudson Basketball Faceoff
The article outlines a three game series between Maynard and Hudson with Maynard led by Bunter and featuring Grant Deac Finn Ned Bower Tobin and Kelly. Hudson manager Pat Kane Al Whalen praise the team, with Joe White predicting a Maynard sweep in two and a coin toss to decide a potential third game if needed.
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Maynard
Hudson
Ri Cloah
Atime Hall
Bunter
Maynard Five
Fighting Outfit
Grant
Deac Finn
Ned Bower
den Tobin
Kelly
Shirley
Suc
Sadson
Nesantela
Cyr
Murphy
Pop Renkert
Camp
Jack Timmons
Whalen
Mr. Kane
Baseball Fans Plan Mass Meeting Amid Harmony Debate
A large gathering of baseball fans will meet soon after a conference with John Ary president of the Baseball Association. The group remains split into two camps over appointing a new manager and harmonizing finances. William Former treasurer and Mr O Leary have spoken on funding and leadership as the season nears, with hopes to field a Maynard nine again this summer.
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John Ary
The
Baseball Association
Ove
William Former
Association
O'Leary
Friends of the Game
Maynard
Veterans Set to Claim 1922 Bowling Championship
The Veterans team leads the standings with 62 wins and 18 losses and appears favored to finish as 1922 champions. Other clubs listed include ME Geedie eke cccess with 42 34, NE BS gk with 39 63, and Sexton’s Land at 33 47. This week’s games feature K os versus Gi ants tonight and Veterans versus M C A A on Thursday as Marlboro hosts a three game series next Monday.
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BS Veterans
Geedie Eke
Cccess
Gk So
Esses
Sexton's Land
Ssc Aies
K. Os
Giants
Maynard
Marlboro
Pastime Beats V. F. W. In Close Alley Match
Pastime team defeated the V. F. W. team last night at Pastime alleys in a tight, early lead contest. The Kibosh on the Vets came as their second string faltered, giving Pastime the win in a match noted for its shifting momentum.
Today We Learn AI Exercise We Never Knew Before
A brief note explores a new AI exercise that reveals unfamiliar insights and approaches. It highlights practical steps and outcomes for learners seeking novel methods in artificial intelligence practice.
Concord Junction Youth Shines At Wor Academy Track Meet
Francis Wetherbee of Concord Junction led Worcester at the U S Preparatory School meet in Boston. He won the 60 yard dash heat and final, scored 10 points, and excelled in the 800 yard race with a fast time without spikes. He impressed as a top college prospect in school track.
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Francis P. Wetherbee
Wor_ Academy
Stu
Francis
Concord Junction
Ernest E. Wetherbee
U. S
Boston
Worcester
al. Miller
Ralph Colson
Wetherbee
Union Church Schedule Preview Dr Eddie Addy Talk
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone announces Sunday morning sermon The Open Door What Shall We Send Through It Dr Eddy Addy of Boston will speak February 26 on world conditions He has visited war zones and follows international political and religious matters All welcome to all services of the church
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
Christ
Ladies’ Union
Brewer Addy
Boston
Eddy
Club dues rise and Lincoln flag salute adopted
By unanimous vote the annual dues increase from 1.50 to 2.00 was approved. The club adopted the Lincoln salute. At the next regular meeting on Monday March 27 Miss Ruth Shepley pianist and Miss Eleanor Ballou vocalist will attend. Mlnny Jewell of Concord and Boston will lecture on The Difficulties of Investment. A prior program on Monday March 23 featured Home Talent Day with a musical program by Ruth Shepley and Eleanor Ballou.
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Mlnny “Jewell
Concord
Boston
Jewell
Ruth Shepley
Eleanor Ballou
Mary Hagerty Margerty Dies in Nashua After Illness
Mary Hagerty Margerty daughter of the late James Ity died at her mother's Nashua New Hampshire home Sunday night March 12 after a long illness. Born in Concord twenty one years ago she graduated from Concord High School in 1918 and was beloved by classmates for her gentle god loving disposition. Survived by her mother Mrs Frank Greanley of Nashua and sisters Mrs Harry Patterson Raymond Cull and Miss Gertrude. Mass was held at St Her n church on Wednesday morning March 15 at 9 30. John cousins of the deceased bard Lof tus and William Towler, classmates.
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Margerty
James Ity
Nashua
N.H
Concord
Concord High School
Hagerty
Frank Greanley
Harry Patterson
Raymond Cull
Gertrude i
St Hern Church
St Bernard’s Ry
John
Bard Loftus
William Towler
Beauty in Desert charm and color worth the traveler’s praise
A writer extols the American desert as a garden of Allah with varied landscapes From the Painted Desert to the Gila region the scene shifts from grand color blocks to green vegetation Its beauty endures beyond human marks and records, a timeless desert seen through nature’s palette
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Coronado
Colorado
Montezuma
Casa Grande
Gila River
Painted Desert
Grand Canyon
Chris
Science Monitor
Sunlight praised as a master hygienist by Dr Saleeby
Dr C W Saleeby argues sunlight acts as an antiseptic and stimulant improving vital processes and disease resistance. He notes Canadian children benefit from sun exposure more than Scottish city children, citing sun cures observed in Canada and Switzerland under Dr Rollier since 1903.
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C. W. Saleeby
F. BR
Edinburgh
Manchester Guardian
Canada
Switzerland
Rollier
Violet and Ultraviolet Sun Rays Discussed
A brief note mentions being in violet and ultraviolet sun rays for hygienic and therapeutic purposes.
Parish Clockwinder Sticks to Penny A Day Duty
In Staple near Sandwich England the parish clockwinder who served 25 years resigned after wartime. He earned six pence per week to wind the clock daily a wage matched by a Birmingham statue keeper. Amid a wartime wage rise most workers gained more but he kept his original rate and kept the parish clock wound.
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Staple
Sandwich
England
Eldes Winder
Birmingham
Nelson
Proposing is Only Interesting Thing He Does
A young man tells Miss Cayenne he is tired of asking for her help. She responds that proposing is the main interesting action he performs, in a conversational exchange that hints at romantic context.
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Miss Cayenne
Maynard Fraternal Groups Plan Banquet and Building Society
Maynard council K of C forms Building association at Tuesday meeting and outlines plans for April 18 banquet at Colonial hall. First degree to be exemplified next meeting. St Patrick’s Day activities by Div 44 AOH and auxiliary feature Alford Concert Co at Colonial hall. Maynard Moose Lodge elects officers led by Harry McKenna as dictator and others including Elmer Mattson and Thomas Lawlor in top roles.
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Maynard Council
K. of C
Building Association Incorporated
Colonial Hall
St. Patrick’s
Colonial
Alford Concert Co
Maynard Lodge
Order of Moose
Harry McKenna
Elmer Mattson
Thomas Lawlor
Eric Simon
Wm. Hayward
George Elson
Mooseherat
Joseph Schessia
Alternite
Notable Maynard Resident William Hird Dies at 80
William Hird a respected Samay native and Maynard resident died of pneumonia at his daughter’s home on Summer Street at age 80. He arrived in America at 21 from Bradford Yorkshire and worked at the American Powder Co plant for years. Survived by son George Hird and daughter Minnie Johnson, plus brother Joseph Hird, he held Forester orders and was a charter member of Maynard Court of Foresters. Funeral services were conducted by Rev David M Angell, with hymn singing, and burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
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William Hird
Samay
Miniate Johnson
Mr Hird
Bradford
Yorkshire
Ameria
Maynard
American Powie Co
George Hird
Minnie Johnson
Joseph Hird
Hird
Order of Foresters
Maynard Court of Foresters
Poston
David M. Angell
Methodist Church
John Sunderland
Arthur Jordan
William Hooper
Michael Murray
Peter Olsen
James Hunt
Powder Mill
Glenwood Cemetery
Hard work builds progress not instant riches
A fragmented text advises that real success requires long, dull labor and strong concentration. It argues there is no shortcut to achievement, with later tasks becoming more engaging as progress appears, and stresses tackling the rough work first each day.
Meistersingers of Boston Give Distinguished Concert
The Meistersingers of Boston performed at Colonial Hall on Tuesday evening in a program of operatic, classical, and popular selections. Tenors Harold S. Tripp Allan C. Prescott W E Whittaker Robert MacKensie Arthur Cole Lester M. Bartlett and basses Franklyn G. Field John R. Jones Percy F. Baker Dr. George R Clark A Cameron Steele W E Davidson and William E. Weston accompanied at the piano by Mr Weston. Grace Sanborn Cole added to the entertainment and George H Woods organized the event through his public school music duties.
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Meistersingers
Boston
Maynard
Harold S. Tripp
Allan C. Prescott
W. E. Whittaker
Robert MacKensie
Arthur Cole
Lester M. Bartlett
Franklyn G. Field
John R. Jones
Percy F. Baker
George R Clark
A. Cameron Steele
W. E. Davidson
William E. Weston
Lucia
Tripp
Mr. Field
Grace Sanborn Cole
George H. Woods
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