Jensen Jensen Dies From Injuries At Concord Junction Home
David Robinson of Worcester Academy served as an usher at the Harvard Yale game as details emerge on Jens Jensen who died from injuries after a late Tuesday car collision near Emerson Hospital on November 8. He was born in Denmark in 1863 and lived at 142 Wealth Ave. His service included a Concord church funeral with floral tributes and remarks from local officials. Survived by a daughter Mrs. Wm. A. Joy of Yonkers and three sons Otto Jensen, Percy Jensen, and Oscar Jensen, plus brothers Nils and Morris Jensen.
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Jens
Jed
Emerson
Nei
Iyronday
Wealth Ave
Charles Y
Concord
Mass, Reformatory
Maynard
Jensen
Watertown
Sophia Peterson
Wm. A. Joy
Yonkers
N. Y
Otto Jensen
Waverley
Percy B. Jensen
Concord Junction
Oscar N. Jensen
Rochester N. Y
Nils Jensen
Lincoln
Morris Jensen
Cambridge
David Robinson
Worcester Academy
Sale of Cattle Birds and Produce at Asberg Farm North Sudbury
On Friday November 25 1927 at 1 PM Howard C Burr of South Sudbury Mass advertises a sale for Mr John R Asberg at the Asberg Farm Concord Road North Sudbury Mass. The lot includes ten good cows from thoroughbred stock some recently freshened and others due to freshen in December a heifer one bull fifty hens and pullets six tons of squash twenty tons of hay and more items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard. C. Burr
South Sudbury
Mass
John R. Asberg
Asberg
Concord Road
North Sudbury
John R. Asherg
Maynard Schoolbook Purchases and Funding Report
Maynard town reports $15,655 due on November 20 1927 under Part 1 Chapter 70 General Laws for state reimbursement on teacher employment. Over 5000 text books bought by Superintendent Fogwell since January 1 1927, with many for Maynard Senior High and junior grades. Funds healthy, one dollar of value per dollar spent, soft coal used in schools, Roosevelt building updates. Best wishes sent to Goward family at Daytona residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Commissioner of Education
Commissioner of Corporations and Taxation
Maynard Public
Fogwell
Roosevelt
Concord Cooperative Bank marks sixth annual report milestone
The Concord Cooperative Bank reports assets above half a million with a goal of over one million. Real estate loans rose by 90,850 and share loans by 8,645 while savings grew 74,124 and profits 14,275.34. There are 917 shareholders, 149 real estate loans, and quarterly dividends of 1.14 percent. Board member James Nagle resigns.
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Commissioner of Banks of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
James Nagle
Nagle
First Move Toward Acton Fair Next Year
South Acton November 22 President Goward of the Acton Agricultural Association convened officers and directors at the Nagog Inn to launch the Acton Fair of 1998. He named chairmen for several committees and aims to decide on sex matters soon. Andrew J. Phillips was chosen chairman of the corn and vegetables committee. Ground rearrangement for a larger horse show was discussed with James R. Tuttle George W. Mead and others named as committee for that project. The group plans meetings September 2 and 28, 1997, and adjourned to enjoy a social hour after business. Attendees included James R. Tuttle George A. Richardson and others.
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South Acton
Goward
Acton Agricultural Association
Nagog Inn
North Acton
Andrew J. Phillips
Wis
R. Tuttle
George W. Mead
George A. Richardson
Nurkee
Frank A.meea
Murray Brown
Crow
Concord Junction News Briefs From Local Society
A wide mix of community items includes Bramin Franklin Meade and George Gardner on vacation from Maas Reformatory, Mrs Elizabeth Hennessey singing at Hibernian installation, and Mrs Harry Carroll’s family burial in Lincoln. Waldo Lapham lays a Riverside Park cellar. McCaffreys attend a Lynn wedding. Stunt night at Annursnac Grange fined nonparticipants. next meeting to elect officers. Mrs Stuart Farquhar passes away. hockey league opening game in Boston attended. Concord Junction schools hosted visiting day. Union Church announces Thanksgiving events with sermon on The Grace of Gratitude and a Pilgrim illustrated talk. Town calendar notes Boy Scouts, Ladies Union, Midweek Service and marriage intentions for Stella Cook and Harold White. Maynard residents visiting Rochester. Rainbow for Girls demonstrates initiatory degree at Hawthorne Chapter ARF week. Collected notes preserve local society tone and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramin
Frank Meade
George Gardner Ady
Maas, Reformatory
Elizabeth Hennessey
Harry ‘Carroll
Lincoln
Waldo Lapham
Riverside Park
Louis J McCaffrey l
Edward
Lynn
Annursnac
Grange
Maud Kelley
Sach
Stuart -Farquhar
Elm Place
Daniel Hayes
John LeLaney
Edward Lawton
Boston
Concord Junction
Clégr
Stella Cook
Harold White
Maynard
Mr. Assabet
Gogg
Williams
Rochester
N. H
James Hunt
Maynard Assembly
Rainbow
Hawthorne
Concord
Hewitt
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Ormatory
Yenson
Denmark
Boston Company
Strathmore Mills
Turkey
Nason
Idén Street
Lerer’s
Best
Bankis Concord
Veterans Building
Walden Street
Cdhcartl
Concord Cooperative Bank
Acton
Concord Jct
Union Church
Alfred W Stone
Society of Christian Wr
Fra Scrooby
New England
Boy Scouts
Ladies’ Union
Oxfords
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
L.M
Walker
Prop
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