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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1934
Page
2
The fragment discusses taxation policy focusing on expenditure needs and the adequacy of different theories. It notes restoration of benefits and ability to pay as partial explanations, stressing that neither theory alone suffices and that expenditures shape tax burdens. It remarks on the holding of direct taxes by the public during low mood periods.
Leann claims a pair of trousers sent to a cleaning shop contained holes and pockets with coins. Mrs Buisson produced witnesses at the Enterprise office and police headquarters. Officials note no valuables found at Needham plant. report states pockets held poles.
Martbors High girls team will meet Peters High girls at the school gym tomorrow afternoon. Martbors is favored based on their record. The piece notes the public interest and broader economic reflections.
Members of the order and their ladies attend a grand social affair in Massachusetts with the Exalted Ruler as a featured guest. Following dinner and addresses a program of entertainment and dancing is planned. Delegates from New England lodges, civic leaders, and past leaders will be honored and a wedding gift presentation to Past Grand Exalted Ruler James St. Nicholson is anticipated. The ruler and entourage will visit several lodges and graves of Presidents Adams and Adams Jr. Local lodge officers from Lynn, Springfield, Worcester, Brockton and Lawrence participate.
The Church of the Community marked its fifth anniversary with special services and installation of new officers. Recognition of new members during five years noted. Boy Scouts and Scout Committee guests, pastor addressing them at 10 45 am. At 7 pm a service titled Sold by Auction. February 16 Annual Supper with Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of Boston as speaker. Visiting preachers planned for Lent periods. Local business aims to meet community needs.
The article discusses serving brandy and punch at after dinner events. It notes hostesses may prefer a punch bowl centerpiece and explains highball and pony glasses for cocktails. It covers hot and cold punch distinctions and cautions on well mixed drinks to enhance an evening.
A Massachusetts report by Thomas L. Hinckley finds municipal operating costs in the state exceed those of comparable cities, costing about 25 million dollars annually. The study cites weak administration, too many public employees, and lack of centralized executive control as key factors.
The Marlboro Fish and Game Association acknowledges a gift of six bushels of corn from Samuel Mason, superintendent of Deerfoot Farms in Southboro, to the bird feeding committee chaired by William Roche. The club has fed birds since the first snowfall and uses funds to buy seed. Mason's donation will aid the committee's work across Southboro and surrounding areas.
Hudson Grange held a Valentine social at the Grand Army Memorial Building with Mrs. Catherine Daigneaut in charge and a brief business session led by Master Alfred F. Ordway. The event featured stunts names and refreshments and Annursnac Greenage of Concord will be entertained at the February 19 meeting.
A report notes a 50 percent higher ratio of municipal staff in 26 comparable Massachusetts cities though not exclusive. It states the general conclusion remains that abnormally large municipal workforces in large cities persisted over the past three years with job losses often followed by new hires.
Daley required three stitches for a gash after a hard collide. Bowen was hit by a puck and left for several minutes. Lovett wrenched his knee and retired. Maynard pressed hard and won in the final 30 seconds as Bennar scored twice for Stone in the second period. Final lineup lists Firestone and Maynard clubs with a 200 attendance. goals by Ota, Benway, Ollila and Jokisari noted.
Marlboro Hospital. Hudson resident Marlboro-Homer Reynolds age 43 of Riverroad Hudson died this morning after a short illness. He was believed to have had a shock Sunday and suffered cold exposure. He was taken from his camp on River road to the hospital for treatment yesterday. Survived by wife and three children of Merrimac Mass his parents Willis and Mrs Reynolds of Alton Bay N H and brother Dean Reynolds of this city. Body taken to Merrimac home. services set for Friday.
The state and federal inspection of Company L 181st Infantry was held at the state armory last night. It followed a recent redesignation under Lieutenant Harold V. Sheridan. Captain Allen J Kennedy and Captain Riley led the inspecting officers, with praise for the unit’s appearance and thorough checks of equipment supplies and records during the day and personnel that evening.
The Marlboro Jales Alliance of the Unitarian Church held an afternoon and evening gathering with a supper at 6 30. Birthday wishes were exchanged for Dr. Edward H. Ellis and Walter P. Frye as two large birthday cakes adorned the table.
Maynard's All States team tops the Intertowa Bowling league after the final half with 26 wins and 13 798 pinfall. Heathens and Blue Eagles follow with 21 and 19 wins respectively and strong high single totals from Buisson Lawton and others. The scene hints at a broader shift toward smarter budgeting as teams seek a new front in the season's close.
On Sunday at 10 46 the pastor will teach on the care for the His of Uile. The choir will sing appropriate anthems under George Lawton. Communion observed. Church School meets at 9 44 and 10 45 under Mrs Charlotte Stockbnldyze. The Men’s Bible Class now meets Wednesday 7 to 8. The Young People meet at 6. Next they hold a joint social with Acton Stow and others at the Acton Centre Church. The Men’s League meets Feb 13. A colloation follows the sermon. Philathea Class meets next Tuesday. Plans for a fellowship meeting with definite parts. Visitors hold a supper at the church Friday Fe a. Boy Scout Service among services.
The You Church hosted a Hoy Scout service on Tuesday February 6 featuring a sequence of selections. Participants gathered for a unified event marking the occasion as one service conducted by The You Church.
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