Meeting on Insurance Rates Set by Business Men Association
The Business Men's Association will hold a meeting at United Cooperative Dining Hall on December 1 to discuss rising insurance rates. Lahn notes the issue affects households, with C L Powers of Boston Fire Department manager and Travellers Insurance speaker addressing fire and casualty coverage and answering questions. Members are urged to attend with their insurance concerns and questions for experts.
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Powers
Weldéme
Wisconsin Summer Session Enrollments Rise In Out-of-State Figures
Schers and college professors voiced support as the Wisconsin summer session reports 5165 attendees. Women outnumber men by more than 2 to 1 with 2247 in attendance and 333 not holding degrees.
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Schers
Su Éate
College Profes
Wisconsin
Ien
Expenditure Report on Public Education Budget 1928
The document notes an expenditure of 161101 dollars for public education in 1928 under the adopted budget. It references the board or committee of education and mentions grants from the MAT program enabling certain shape improvements.
Concord Junction Wedding and Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Arthur Donoghue return from their wedding trip and occupy a Riverside avenue home. Miss Delima Christian spent the weekend with friends in Bristol New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Sherman Reed of New York visited Mr Reed's parents Mr and Mrs Frederick Reed during the holiday. Allen Kennedy of Central street underwent appendicitis surgery Wednesday at Emerson Hospital. Mr and Mrs A G Zeigler visited Buffalo New York to see their son George Zeigler who is seriously ill. David Robinson returned from Worcester Academy to spend the holiday with his parents.
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Arthur Donoghue
Riverside Avenue
Delima Christian
Bristol
N. H
Sherman Reed
New York
Reed
Frederick Reed
Allen Kennedy
Central Street
Emerson Hospital
iMr
A G Zeighler
Buffalo
George Zeigler
David Robinson
Worcester Academy
Marion Mason
Anderson
Farrell
St. Anselm’s College
M F Farrell
Edward O’connell
Margaret
Somerville
C X O'Connell
James Badge
James Maguire
Duncan McDonald
Portsmouth
Neil A. MacKenzie
Grand Narrows
Nova Scotia
Michael J Farrell
Home Burglary At Frank Cleaves Residence Reported
The home of Frank Cleaves was entered Saturday evening while the Cleaves were away. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window and goods valued at 50 dollars were stolen. Police note the work seems by novices as higher value items were left untouched.
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Frank Cleaves
Colombia Institutes Five Year Health Education Course
A presidential decree introduces a five year health education course in elementary schools across Colombia. The program covers individual social and public health and includes rural, daytime, and night schools with health ramphle material for pupils.
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Colombia
South America
Tax campaign urges continued push for lower local taxes
Orran Stone of the Associated Industries argues for ongoing efforts to cut local tax rates in Massachusetts. The 1927 average statewide rate is 28.55, down from 29.34 in 1926, with 210 of 307 municipalities reducing rates and 117 raising them. The 1927 Massachusetts Tax Laws edition was announced, noting state tax receipts rose 12.5 percent in 1926 and municipal taxes up 13 percent from 1925.
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Orran Stone
General M
Associated Industries
Massachusetts
Mr. Stone
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Lasteek
Dance Band to Perform in Concord Junction Friday
Mr and Mrs D Jones of Brockton visited Brockton friends while Broderick's famous dance band of Lowell is set to debut in Concord Junction Friday evening December 2 as part of the Annursnac Grange dance series. Mr and Mrs Moynihan joined Moynihan family for the holiday at Crest Street. Daly of Cambridge visited Hennessys on Sunday. Lena Brown Mareena Ring and Molyneux Ring spent the holiday in Brookline.
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D. Jones
Brockton
George A Hodgdon
Broderick
Lowell
Concord Junction
Annursnac Grange
John Moynihan
Moynihan
Concord Notables Attend Army-Navy Game in New York
Howard B Daniels Edward F Loughlin and Burleigh L Pratt attended the Army Navy football game in New York on Saturday with Judge Gibbs of Waltham. A concert will be held Thursday evening December 8 at the Methodist Episcopal church under the Brotherhood of the church. The children’s party planned for Saturday afternoon at the Parish House by Trinity Church was postponed due to illness. Mrs Joshua Bennett Holden returned to her apartment at the Hotel Brunswick Boston. Mrs Folden resides at the Colonial Inn part of the year. Charles Towle Mrs Wallace Conant and Benjamin Moodyenoke attended Trinity Congregational Church morning service Sunday for benevolence work as Rev Dr Gail Cleland gave the neutral sermon.
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Howard B Daniels
Edward F Loughlin
Burleigh L Pratt
New York
Judge Gibbs
Waltham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of the Church
Church Aid Society of
Trinity Church
Joshua Bennett Holden
Brunswick
Boston
Sandranca Mra Folden
Colonial Inn
Charles 7 Towle
Mra
Wallace R Conant
Benjamin Moodyenoke
Triniarian Congregational Church
Neual
Gail Cleland
Olsen-Duberger Wedding in Concord and Nashua Ceremony
Audrew Olsen daughter of Du Bercfr-Olsen of Chelmsford wed Rene Duberger son of Mr and Mrs Duberger. The nuptials were held in Nashua with a reception at 40 Walden Street Concord. The bride, Framingham Normal School graduate, teaches in Lebanon Connecticut. The groom, Concord High School Class of 1922 graduate, is active in athletics and civic life and works with Minute Man Press.
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DU Bercfr-Olsen
Lars Olsen Af
Corinthian Loden
State Guard Veterans Association
Minute Man Press
Concord Board of Trade Annual Meeting
The annual meeting and banquet of the Concord Board of Trade will be held tomorrow evening at the Continental Inn.
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Cconco'd Board OF Trade
Concord Board of Trade
Coiental Inn
St Bernard’s Reunion at Monument Hall Parish event
St Bernard’s church held its annual reunion at Monument Hall on Wednesday evening. A large parish turnout enjoyed social time and dancing from eight to one o’clock. Rev William H Finnick led with Rev Henry J Ryan assisting. Thomas Hutchinson Jr chaired the dance committee. refreshments were arranged by Mrs Daniel Hayes Mr James Powers and Mrs Michael Mullaney.
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ST. Bernard’s
St. Bernard’s Church
Ware
Monument Hall
William H Finnick
Henry J Ryan
Daniel Hayes
Tames Powers
Michael Mullaney
Trinity Church Concord Mats Rev Smith Dexter Rector
November 30 service at 7:30 p m includes Church Aid Society and Woman's Auxiliary. December 2 7 45 p m Boy Scouts. December 4 9 am Holy Communion and address 10 m Bible class and church school. Confirmation class at 11 a m Holy Communion.
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Trinity
Goncord
Mats Rev. Smith
O Dexter
Society and Woman's
Maynard police raids uncover liquor evidence
Two liquor raids led by Maynard Chief John Conners found incriminating evidence at Tony Popeniuk and Andrew Bolcheka's locations. Bolcheka was convicted of illegal sale with fines and a suspended jail term. Popeniuk was fined and a sale charge continued to 1928. Four scarlet fever cases were reported and the fire department quickly doused a house chimney fire.
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John ‘ Connors
Conners
Owen" Duggatt
Edward Johnson
Tony Popeniuk
Math Street
Ernest Rasmiésen
John Gallagher
Frank Downey
Andrew Holbheka
Florida” Road
Concord
Bolcheka
Popeniuk
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