Tel Aviv Section Announces New Term Initiatives
The Tel Aviv section unveils a new term program focusing on urban development and civic engagement. Officials cite improved services and resident input as core goals for the upcoming period.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1927
Page
7
The Tel Aviv section unveils a new term program focusing on urban development and civic engagement. Officials cite improved services and resident input as core goals for the upcoming period.
An editorial discusses shifting views on keeping wild birds in cages and urges humane treatment. It cites Audubon and the American Game Protective Association advocating reform, noting increased species protection and public education as key factors.
The prohibition unit of the Treasury faces a large civil service task as 19000 men and women apply for about 2500 positions. Examinations spread across 500 cities, with vacancies ranging from assistant commissioners to field inspectors. Some current officials seek tenure under new civil service rules, while delays push hiring into November.
Mass NOW 4 reports Paul V with a score of 259 in the latest tally.
Colonial era tribute advances at Manteo Island to honor America’s first native-born aviator. A memorial complex with a beacon and hall is planned with a tentative cost around 200 900 dollars. The project involves the Navy and Commerce Departments and a commission led by W C Wright to oversee construction.
Paris reports two new stamps to honor the American Legion in France as it arrives. A 90 centimes stamp bears George Washington, and a one franc fifty centimes stamp features Lafayette. The stamps will be valid only in September, boosting their collector value. A Sinking Fund Stamp, valued at 1 fr 50, will be sold in sets of three for 30 francs, contributing to the fund.
Boston July 2 publication of the first directory about New England attractions announced by the New England Council. A twelve page illustrated folder titled New England to Find Where To Go is in colonial buff and blue, prepared by a committee chaired by Hirram W. Ricker of Maine. It lists more than 150 publicity literature sources including railroad guides state bureaus and chambers of commerce.
Mary Bidsiak a Mt Tom girl, aged about Y-year, swam in the Connecticut opposite Mt. Tom station and caught a 13-pound muskrat?鱼. She grabbed a 3-foot fish? The report notes assistance by William Karavatha as they landed the creature after it struggled.
Mrs John Olson of Concord Junction received her wedding ring nine years after losing it at White Pond during a Maynard family outing. The ring surfaced at the pond’s bottom carried by a Maynard relative and returned to the grateful owner.
Purina Mills expands distribution of Omolene Horse Feed in the region. The firm, with over 33 years in business, claims leadership and offers free Purina service men to advise feeders on nutrition, management, housing, and cattle and poultry diseases through Whitney Coal & Grain Co.
The eleventh annual Sheehan Family Association reunion will be at Mrs. Mary E B Sheehan's home 301 Main Street Concord Junction next Sunday. A basket lunch follows the 12 o'clock gathering with a business meeting at 1. Prizes will honor the oldest and youngest members mother with largest family and the Sheehan distant arriver. Athletic events include races jumble and a baseball game. Dennis A Sheehan is president with officers Mrs Julie Sheehan Downing Miss Hazel Manion Julia Downing and Dr John D Sheehan also on the slate.
It lists treasurer Dennis A Sheehan and executive committees with Ellen Sheehan as historian. Chairman roles cover Grounds Timothy Sheehan, colors Dennis A Sheehan, sports unknown Sheehan, entertainment Mrs Catherine Sullivan Sheehan, publicity Mrs Elizabeth Sheehan Mahoney, special prize Mrs Julia Downing, refreshments Edward Sheehan, coordinating Edward Sheehan. It is expected that more than 300 will attend.
Mrs Ida Bradford Harris wife of Leon M Harris died Tuesday after a short illness. The funeral from her Elm Street home included a 1 30 p m service with Rev David Fraser officiating. Interment in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Concord. Born in Cherryfield Maine to Nicolas and Jessie Bradford she lived in Somerville most of life before moving five years ago to Concord Junction. Survived by husband and sister Jessie Bradford of Concord Junction.
Local readers hear of moves and visits as Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Dunklee relocate to Milford Mississippi. Eleanor Morse spent the week with her aunt in Maynard. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Clark of Honduras are visitors hosted by Mrs. Clark’s mother Mrs. Emma Clark for two weeks. Mrs. Lloyd Downie and children are mentioned in the same notice.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merchant have returned home after a pleasant two week vacation spent visiting relatives in Vermont.
Acton Centre hosts a lawn party and dances on August 42 with Bad Romer from 7 to 9 by Acton Cadet Band, then Swante's Actonians Orchestra from 9 to 12 for music and solo numbers by both groups. Special solo performances promised. come enjoy a good time.
The West Acton summer school conducted by Rev and Mrs Ratstone closed Friday with an exhibition. Attendance averaged 26 to 55 with enrollments up to 70. Children learned handcrafts and Bible study, with girls making fancy shoe trees and basketry and boys carving toys in wood.
Weenie S Pratt announced today that the Coal and Grain Co management changes are underway. The statement signals organizational shifts and future plans for production and distribution efficiency.
At Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst about 200 dairymen gathered for the ninth Arm and Home Week. Prof Morrison urged efficient use of feeds stressing alfalfa and common feeds over costly concentrates to keep costs down. Thursday’s crowd neared 1200 with Dallas Lore Sharp discussing literature tied to farming and the life of John Burroughs.
Fragmented lines report Prof Barton and Mrs William Evans at a talk in Grange hall. Friends and Nancy Melvin travel companions discuss a Lakes and Northwest trip with Mrs Melvin and Mrs Nancy Guane.
A terse record notes Chief Burr and the King warriors defeating Hudson with a score of 6 to 2. The text mentions efforts to claim scalps from pale faces, framing the victory in combative terms.
After a brief illness Kr Henle Defense passed away at Cambridge hospital following a service held at St Elizabeth Church on Wednesday attended by many.
The article recounts the aging windjammer fleet of the Alaska Packers Association. Fifteen ships including the Star of India and Star of Lapland voyage annually from Alameda to Bristol Bay and back, carrying canned salmon to markets while preserving old sailing traditions.
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