Republican Party Stumbles Toward Clear Position in 1928 Race
The article tracks the unsettled GOP scene as President Coolidge is seen as out, with no clear nominee yet. Dawes Lowden Hoover and Longworth are cited as tentative options amid factional debates in Iowa Chicago New York and Maine New Hampshire. Allies weigh drafting Coolidge or backing others as delegates shift and media weigh Hughes and Watson rumors.
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Southboro Grange to Meet in Town Hall Next Tuesday
Southboro Grange announces its first meeting in the Town Hall next Tuesday night at 6. Joseph Gould, in charge of arrangements, will speak on planting hardy fall flowers. The program includes music and dancing with a business meeting led by Master F Courtland Fuller. Arrangements will be made for the annual Cattle Show on September 21.
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L T C Club to Meet Monday in Southboro
The L T C club will meet Monday night at Miss Julia Fitzgerald's Marloro Road home. The program includes a business meeting before social time, and plans for an early fall club banquet will be discussed. Birth announced of a son to Mr and Mrs Neil Foley of Framingham at Framingham Hospital last Sunday night. Mrs Foley formerly Miss Mallon Mahoney, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Mahoney.
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Local Society Notes Highlight Concord and Jamaica Plain Visitors
Marlboro Miss Raines of Jamaica Plain visits sister Mrs Albert Ryan of Concord Road. William O'Brien on Hudson Street takes a new job in the Gute lis factor y. Mrs Katherine Laughlin of East Boston visits Mrs Neil Fay on Howe Street. Mrs Katherine Sullivan entertains nieces from Clinton for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Whipple and family of Hayden Street return from Cape vacation. Gordon Wilcox on Hayden Street accepts a position in the Curtis office. Mrs Robert Russell and daughter Lillian of Quincy visit MBI and Mrs Nelson Smith on Essex Street. Malcolm Salmon of Shewsbury visits Mrs Katherine Sullivan over weekend. Frank Bachand of General Falls Rhode Island visits Francis Kane.
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