Maynard Savings and Assabet Mills Prosper as Deposits Rise
The town shows a surge in savings with deposits rising at the Maynard Savings Bank and increased payroll at Assabet Mills under the American Woolen Co. The public deposits, insurance endowments, and new share sales indicate saving at over a quarter of a million dollars this year. Fire insurance expenditures are about $25,000 yearly, while wages and benefits at the mill rise by about 35 to 40 percent over 15 months.
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Ed Ward
Pe Neasion
Pe Maynard Trust Co
Hudson Cooperative
Maynard
Assabet
American Woolen ‘Co
Representa Te Glad
Memorial church sermon and woodland fire report
In Sudbury Mr and Mrs Waite and Vergon Tr were Sunday guests of W. Nenter. Rev A Street of Memorial church preached at services with late morning theme The Cross. A large tract of woodland burned Monday near the state road starting near the Seymore place on land owned by Mr Lemon.
Memorial Service at Union Church for Civil War Veterans
Concord Junction reverend leads May 27 memorial service at Union church honoring Old Concord Post G A R members and others who died in defense of the country in the Civil War. Morning worship at 10 45 with guest post members.
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Alfred W. Stdné
Old Concord Post
Union Church
If I Only Had a Million Comedy at St George Church
The Men’s Club of St George Episcopal presented a three act comedy If I Only Had a Million on Tuesday evening to a full house. Cast included John W. Smith Everett J Toop Hazel Easthope Catherine Mary Sales Mrs Duggan Maura Parkin Eddie George Cuttell Mrs De Lacy Alice McDonald Jean Nellie Wilson Edward Evanston Garland Percy Robinson Lord Ferdinand Rainscourt William MannAdam Mertens Harl Brierly H A Vanderlip Albert Easthope William Nannette Laura Parkin and Waino Kauppi with cabinet selections between acts.
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Men’s Club
Episcopal Church
St. George Episcopal Church
Parish Hall
John W. Smith
Everett J. Toop
Hazel Easthope
Catherine
Mary -Sales
Duggan
Maura
Parkin Eddie
George Cuttell
de Lacy
Alice McDonald
Jean
Nellie Wilson
Edward Evanston Garland
Percy Robinson
Lord Ferdinand Rainscourt
William Mann
Adam Mertens
Harl Brierly
H. A. Vanderlip
Albert Easthope William
Albert Easthope Nannette
Laura Parkin Waino Kauppi
Boston Ships Frozen Fish Cargo to England Under War Orders
A large consignment of frozen fish loaded in Boston is bound for England as part of a 14,000,000 pound British government order with Boston dealers. Governor McCall vetoed a 50 thousand dollar appropriation for Pilgrim Tercentenary preparations in Plymouth 1920 amid wartime conditions. Gillette Safety Razor workers staged a three minute fire drill with about one thousand employees leaving the six story Boston factory. Aldermax Hamlin of Everett Mass was fined twenty dollars for assaulting Mayor Mullen in the Everett board of aldermen chamber.
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Boston
England
McCall
Plymouth
Mass
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Hamlin
Everett
Masa
Mullen
Everett Board of Aldermen Chamber
Gppéalea
Memorial Address And Church Activities Noted
A memorial address will be given by the pastor with special music by the senior choir. The church school meets at 12. Endeavor societies for Junior Intermediate and Senior gather at 6 8 30 4 30 and 5 45. The topic is Financing the Kingdom. Evening service at 7. Junior choir alternates with Senior singing on Tuesday May 29 at 7 30 for mid week meeting. Topic: Devotion to Country. Suggested topics include moral purpose since the Civil War and the United States as servant of God amid new world conditions.
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Endeavor
United States
Batting Greats of 400: A Glimpse Into 19th Century Pastimers
The piece recalls 31 players who hit .400 or better since baseball’s big show began, led by era icons such as Ty Cobb and Jesse Burkett. It notes that only a few have matched the feat in the modern era, with American and National leagues each producing standout seasons, and Loren Delehanty and Sam Thompson among early 400 hitters.
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National League
American Association
Arican
O'Neil
Caruthers
Robinson
St. Louis
Browning
Mack
Louisville
Lyons
Stovey
Athletics
Bedford
Orr
Metropolitans
Burns
Baltimore
Burch
Brooklyn
Anson
Chicago
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Brouthers
Thompson
Detroit
Duffy
Boston
Delehanty
Turner
Ty Cobb
Hd Delehanty
Jesse Burkett
Ross’ Bamies
Ed Delehanty
Sam Thompson
Pop Anson
Harry Stovey
Tyrus
Georgia
Ball Player Hickman Becomes Morgantown Mayor
Charlie Hickman once held the American League first baseman hitting record and played seven big league positions for seven clubs. He was elected mayor of Morgantown West Virginia a city of 15 000 to 20 000 people and home to West Virginia University. His baseball career spanned Morgantown Newcastle Boston Giants Cleveland Detroit Washington Chicago and the American association before retiring.
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West’ Virginia University
Hickman
Morgantown
Newcastle
Interstate
Boston Nationals
New ‘York Giants
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington American
Chicago White Sox
Goodby
Naismith Joins Army on War Leave
Dr. James A. Naismith head of KU physical training department granted leave for duration of the war. He serves as chaplain of the First regiment Kansas national guard and was on border duty with the regiment last summer.
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Naismith
Army
James A. Naismith
University of Kansas
Kansas National Guard
Regimient
Wagner Retires After Twenty Year Pirates Career
Hans Wagner, veteran shortstop for the Pittsburgh Pirates, appears set to retire after a twenty year career. He posted a .324 batting average, played in more games than any big league player, and was never removed from a game by an umpire. Wagner, married last December, ended his season amid salary dispute and aging decline.
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Hans Wagner
Pirates
Carnegie
Barney D
Pittsburgh
Hohus
Cerelgae Pirates
Unife
Dreyfus
Wagner
Hans’ Wagner
Dutchman
Bessie Baine Smith
Crafton
Fred Clarke Enlists With Natives If Needed
Former Pirates manager Fred Clarke says he will join Kansas volunteers if Uncle Sam requires Kansans to serve. He plans to help raise a Kansas regiment and will recruit himself. Also reports Flash Rogers defeated Kid Henry in two rounds in Philadelphia Monday night.
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Sam
Kansas
Fred Clarke
The
Pirates
Mr. Clarke
Flash Rogers
Kid Henry
Philadelphia
Maynard to host Leominster Rangers in season opener at Crowe Park
Maynard under captain Harold Morgan faces Leominster's Rangers this Saturday at 3 p.m. at John A Crowe park. The probable lineup includes Morgan Wilders Oates Sweeney Smith Lent O'Brien Ryan W Oates Morrill, with players funding the game and seeking fan support for weekly matches. Edward Boyce, former Concord High pitcher now with Boston College, is highlighted as this year's pitching sensation.
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Maynard
Maynards
Harold Morgan
Rangers
Leominster
John A. Crowe Park
Morgan
Wilders
Oates
Sweeney
Smith
Lent
O’brien
Ryan
Morrill
Y. M. S. C. Tecia
Edward Boyce
Concord
Boston College
Maynard All Star Defeats Marlboro in High-Scoring Match
The Maynard All Star bowling team beat the Marlboro Live Wires by 86 pins in a lively contest. Peterson led Maynard with a $26 total for the three strings. The score details follow.
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Maynard All Star
Marlboro
Peterson
Maynard
Sensational ten string match at Collins alleys Marlboro
Hayes of Marlboro defeated Hugh Connors in a sensational ten string match at Collins alleys Marlboro. The score was Hayes 1001 Connors 907 with Hayes converting a late strike in the final boxes of the last string.
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Hugh Connors
Hayes
Marlboro
Collins Alleys
Connors
Brick Wilder grabs $50 in Worcester New Haven game
In New Haven action on Saturday Fred Brick Wilder earned $50 after striking the Bull Durham sign in the distant outfield during the Worcester New Haven game. He was summoned after Tyler sustained a split finger and opened the tense moment with a fence breaking display.
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New ‘Haven
Fred
Brick) Wilder
Bull Durham
New Haven
Veteran bowler Ed Billet defeats Campbell in Marlboro match
Maynard veteran Ed Billet won two three string matches against Campbell of Marlboro at the local alleys Tuesday night. Billet rolled 639 pins over six strings while Campbell totaled 693.
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Billet
Maynard
Campbell
Marlboro
Battlefield Sports Across France Amid War Draw
Soldiers relieve strain behind the lines with football boxing and wrestling. A Paris youths versus front line veterans game unfolds on a makeshift field with regimental flags as goals and an army chaplain as umpire. The young soldiers win as German cannon fire roars nearby.
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United States
France
Thorouilly
Paris
Blevets
French Sporting Society of
National Game Recap from New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia
Baseball standings and lineups from a New York Brooklyn Philadelphia set show team scores and batteries. Lineups include Miller Fischer Smith Benton Rariden McCa iy for New York and Coonbs Miller Horstman Watton for Brooklyn. Philadelphia features Lavender Oeschger Seaton Aldridge Hendrix Bitott Stuna with more players listed. American League mentions Cleveland and New Haven春.
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Natlor Legue
New Oar
Picauute
Cei Ceredeebestecce
New York
Miller
Fischer
Angaheos
Smith
Benton
Rariden
McCa Iy
Brooklyn
Brooklyn J
Loule
Loule Caelibecscceeatacdd 2 0H 2 Batteries—Coonbs
Horstman
Watton Snl
Philadelphia
RHE Chere
Seesentenreeree
Eeeghsap Sedabensees
Lavender
Oeschger
Ifer
Seaton
Aldridge
Hendrix
Bitott
Stuna
American League
Cleveland
Philadelphia Gem Oaebipevocee
Walkenbers
Schang
Coumbe
O’neill
New Haven
Dallaron Novan
Devine
Mangan
Rico
Norwegian champion enlists for United States Air Reserve
Ragnar OM, a Norwegian ski and sailing champ, applied for merit in the United States Army Air Reserve Corps. Chicago alumni meet reports participation amid broader enlistments. Over 100 Bohemian Sokol members enlisted recently, and 400 Army recruits were sent to a training depot from Chicago. Navy enlistments exceed 100 men.
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United Raess Corps
Ragnar OM
United States
Avia Reserve Corps
En Poe
Chicago
Army
Navy
Coveleskie Family Has New Pitching Prospect
Stanley Covaleskie of the Cleveland Americans says a younger brother John may have a faster arm than Harry Coveleskie of Detroit and Stanley, but was steered to infield duties and remains in the minor leagues.
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Coveleskie
Stanley Covaleskie
Cleveland Americans
Harry
Detroit
Stanley
John
Someboy
Won Easy Game in High-Scoring Baseball Affair
In a scoreboard heavy contest Jamieson led with two runs while Eaton O'Brien and others added fair marks. Batting highlights include 2 base hits by Jamieson Dunlop Pakkanen and 3 by OBrien Tervo Powers and Kane. OBrien issued eight walks and fanned seventeen as Kenie struck eleven in a long game. Umpire Hayes.
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M. H
Jamieson
Eaton
O’brien
Courtney
Pakkanen
Tervo
Powers
Kane
Jones
Cullinane
Smith
Allen
Kenie
Kelley
Wood
Hayes
C. H
Maynard H
A. 8
Concord
Maynard Boys
Brien
Kenle
Batt
Maynard Ho Jamieson
Og Eaton c
Eee
Oab
O’brien P
Eevee
Ween
el Powers
Ee Denniston
Steeeweee Kane
Tee
Dunlop Iftes
Merrick
J Jones
Vere
Atees
Smith If
Mimi AG Ie
Kelley Ss
Kenie Poe
Nash Cf
Ble
Felt
Hemenway
Kennedy
English boxer Ted Lewis wins decision over Joe Eagan at Armory A.A.
In a 12 round bout at the Armory A.A. last night Ted Kid Lewis of England defeated Joe Eagan on points. Eagan went the distance, and in the third round Jpuenan was knocked down for part of the count.
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Ted
Kid) Lewis
England
Joe Eagan
Armory
A. A
Eagan
Jpuenan
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