Children Day observances and community notices in Amherst
Amherst events include Bundsy School of St Peters Evangelist observing Children's Day with readings and music at 10 o clock Sunday. Brownhelm Congregational Church also hosts a Children’s Day program at 10. Sunday School sessions cancel. Also notes on W C T U institute in Kipton Henrietta, birthday surprise for Mrs Van Reuven, church social events and local civic appointments in Amherst and nearby areas.
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Amherst
Bundsy School
St. Peter's Evangelist
Brownhelm Congregational
U. Institute
Mrsfa Alchenool
Aliks Elsucke Smith
W.C_ TUL institute
Kipton
Henrietta
Henrietta High School
Jenne
America
Battle” For Freedom
A Curtis
Curtis
Cornell Univers Sity
New York City
Susan Hinman
Strickler
Nellie
Hill
WCLT
Ho.h.van
Reuven O
Jackson’ Street
Tov
la M. Brown
G.2 Perkins
Ial Lorne
Walter
Mark
Halland
Alma
Cora
Mar- Jone
Rem
Berts
George
Bert
Curland
Helen’ Smythe
Hhn‘ Keuren
Gerald
Edwin
Edith
Nadine McCoy
Tardies
Ladies’ “Society of the
South Amherst
Luncheon Hosts for Bridge Club and Kiwanis Meeting
Mrs. Fred Abbott Sr and Mrs. Hugh Wane hosted Bridge club members at Sheriff’s Acres for a luncheon. Twelve members attended and after eating, they played cards. A Kiwanis luncheon at Ramser’s Grille drew about forty attendees with a Lyceum representative outlining a winter course. Plans included Boy’s Day autos at Cleveland Baseball field and West Main street park committee to report next meeting.
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Wellington
Fred Abbott
Hugh Wane
Bridge Comb
Sheriff’s Acres
Skewanis
Kiwanis Club
Ramser’s Grilles
Lyceum Coi
Cleveland
West Main Street
Babson Analyzes Local Taxation and Bond Issues
Babson Park Massachusetts June 25 1926. Oxer W Babson notes rising local tax resentment as postwar bond issues drive tax rates higher. He cites road bonds and non property holders feeling the impact while Texas road bond rulings and federal tax changes shift investor interest toward taxable corporate bonds.
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Babson Park
Massachusetts
Lloxer W. Babson
Lottery Prize Fraud and City Distrubance Report
The tale recounts a lottery prize disruption in a city where a winning ticket was hidden in a coffee pot. A claimant surfaced but was interrupted by two others with forged lost-ticket stories, spoiling the award. The piece also touches on jail, court scrutiny, and social excess linked to a class-like system.
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Cologne
Galatz
Romar
Nolatz
Local Taxation Sparks Debate Over Municipal Bond Prices
The piece discusses a popular uprising against local taxation and its impact on non taxable bonds. It argues curtailment may offset tax legislation effects, praising municipal bonds as solid investments while noting uncertain long term outcomes. Reactions of business and investors are considered amid shifting money flow.
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Supreme Court
Fexas
Saur Ake
Wellington Resident Leaves for Chicago Visit
Mrs Albert Ray of St burg Finland and her two children Billy and Betty Jane have been visiting friends in Chicago. Mrs Ray expects to return to Wellington around August 11.
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Chicago
Albert Ray
St. Burg
Finland
Billy
Betty Jane
Ray
Wellington
Organist Engages New Player at LoNet Playhouse
New organist Manaser Powell has secured the services of Andrew C. Kock a Berlin Conservatory graduate to perform Tuesday through Saturday evenings at the Playhouse beginning Tuesday of next week during regular vacation periods for the LoNet theatre musicians.
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LoNet Theatre
Manaser Powell
Andrew C. Kock
Qberlin Conservatory
Train Spoils Concert Performance
A train incident disrupted a men's band concert at the venue as the event faced spoilage and delays. No injuries reported and organizers are reviewing the timetable and security.
Birth announced for June Elizabeth Gaston in Lakewood
Friends of Mr and Mrs Lane of Lakewood report the birth of their baby girl June Elizabeth Gaston. The announcement notes the newborn’s name and residence with a concise family update.
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Harry .Noltski
Wiliam Colander
Milan Avenue
Mr. and
Lane
Lakewood
Elizabeth
Weishs Gaston
Babson chart hints at 9 percent overall in business
The excerpt notes shifting spending among channels and murmurs complaints from some industries while the national business outlook remains solid, registering about 9 percent on the Babson chart. It suggests a broad, steady economy despite sector concerns.
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Babson
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