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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1926
Page
1
A Wa r board meeting is set for Tuesday at 6 at Masonic Hall. Women will be provided. Greentlaw Novelty Trio with vocalist and accompanist Eimer J. are listed for entertainment.
Mann the tax collector announces mailing of real and personal property bills this week. The levy totals 161 141 dollars designated for appropriation with remaining funds to meet state and county expenses including tuberculosis. An evening session is planned for Saturday October 16 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. to discuss the tax bills.
Lucy N White known as the nurse at the mill has left the Assabet mill accident department. She will enter Columbia College for a dermatology specialty course and provided a resume summarizing her accident department work. Her report notes extensive injury variety from fractures to minor ailments and stresses the need for vigilance to prevent infections.
Supt. Charles T. Judge announces Major Michael Dee succeeds Major George F. Mulcahy as master of Deer Island House of Correction. Dee has 19 years in Commonwealth service since 1907, served as captain in 1914, and held key roles at the Reformatory and State Prison. A Concord native, he is praised for his long service and fitness for the post.
Middlesex School opened its 1926 football season Saturday with a comfortable win over Boston Trade School. The show of strength suggested a promising campaign for the Middlesex team and its 1926 prospects.
William Waransky of 137 Main Street, 36, a World War veteran, was arrested after Lebovich was found in a street with his throat cut. Mrs. Sezerzen identified Waransky as the other man at her Pine Street home Friday night and a fight followed. Waransky described as shell shock victim with long service. Lebovich in critical but improving condition.
Memorial services were held for Mrs. Johnson at the Methodist Episcopal church, with Rev Pedersen delivering a tender tribute. Burial followed at Feepy Hollow cemetery. Born February 1 1900 in Concord she lived there all her life and was active in Epworth League and Ladies Aid. She is survived by her husband infant son and other family members.
Miss Lilla Adams spent the week Mise Y returned from Marlboro Wednesday. The primary 4 nt of the Memorial school, where she has been a teacher and superintendent for years, went to see her winter. Marshall Byington of Vermont spent the weekend with his sister.
Three architects working for Henry Ford have remained at the Sagamore Inn in Sudbury for three days to resolve tana land issues involving three parties owning parcels adjoining the Ford estate. Authorities offered no information, but it is known Ford proposed $100 per acre for the land needed.
The Union Congregational Sunday School and Ladies Servenlent Society mark seventy fifth year with a special service on October 3. At 9 46 a m a welcome will be extended to past members and officers. Rev Christopher W Cobler of Hancock church Lexington will speak and preach at 10 46. Officers and members will be recognized in reminiscence.
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