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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1959

Page

5

Social Security Benefit Increases In 1959 Also Tax Hike

The 1998 amendments to the Social Security Act raise benefits for old age survivors and disability recipients by about 7 percent beginning January 1959. The tax rate for employers and employees rises to 2.44 percent, and the tax base increases to 4,800 dollars. Self employed individuals pay the tax on the first 4,800 dollars of net income, with the rate up to 3.34 percent. Beneficiaries will gain higher monthly payments while payroll and self employment taxes fund the program’s financial health. Local representatives are available Wednesdays in Marshboe City Hall and Fridays at Concord Post Office and Maynard Town House.

A. Keyes Itham Social Security District R. Keyes Ada Waltham Martlbore City Hall Concord Post Office Maynard Town House

Hale High School Honor Roll List

Hale High School announces the honor roll with Principal Joseph Oakey listing seniors Judy McCon nel, Leah Malmberg, Joy Nor geal, Mary Terro. honors for Lorna Clark, Judy Kinsley, Dorothy Spaulding. juniors Noreen Donovan, Norma Joki, Keren Katvala, Elaine Paquet. sophomores Nella Addy, Davene Brewer, Sandra Caniy hell, Jane Luxton, Elaine Fletcher plus Henry Schmelzer and Beecher Wash wien and Charlotte Bidombers, Jan O Bey, Judy Wynaught.

Americans Spend About 75 Billion on Food in 1958

Americans spent about 75 billion dollars on food in 1958, an increase of four billion dollars from 1957, reflecting rising consumer costs and household budgeting trends during the year.

Worcester Bishop Named Bishop of Pittsburgh

Most Rev J J Wright bishop of Worcester diocese in Central Massachusetts has been named bishop of the Pittsburgh diocese by Pope John XXIII. Wright, 48, formerly secretary to Cardinal OConnell and longtime Worcester official, will be installed in about six weeks after his nine years in Worcester.

J. J. Wright Worcester Massachusetts Pittsburg Pope John, XXIII Wright Ne Ok Towet William . Cardinal O'Connell

Leadership Achievement Award Honors Northeastern ROTC Cadets

North eastern University cadets received Leadership Achievement Awards for the 1957 58 year. Awards go to the top ten percent of ROTC cadets for leadership initiative and diligence with a letter of commendation from the unit commander. Recipients include Carroll F Craft 497 Main Street West Concord.

Community Notes From A Local Parish And School

Fire Chief and Mrs James P Lund Jr of West Acton Road celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on February 3rd. Rev Carl Scovel of First Parish Sudbury preaches at Stow on February 8. Stow School held Mantox tuberculosis tests January 27 under Dr Edgar Bell with volunteers including Mrs John Vincent and students David Vincent and Lorna Clark. Makeup clinic planned for absentees and families with positive reactions. Youth Fellowship of Union Evangelical church meets Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at the Paquets home. Morning services change to 11:00 a.m. starting February 15 led by Rev Eugene Watson. Whe Mathers Club meets February 10 at Pilgr ove School. Girl Scout and Brownie parents meet February 11 at Stone House to discuss next summer event at Warrens Hill. Quote from William A McDonnell, President U S Chamber of Commerce.

James P. Lund, Jr West Acton Road Stow School Edgar Bell Ellen Bell Henry Harvey John Vincent Paul Winston Earle Cummings David Vincent Lorna Clark Mary Tervon Yovee Punty Noreen Donovan Youth Fellowship of Union Evangelical Church Sundey Elaine Paula Paquets Eugene 4 . Watson Stone House Center School Warren’s Hill

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