Community backs Scouting survey shows view toward programs
A survey of opinions on Girl Scouting finds 42 percent prefer outdoor activities and 42 percent want to work with a troop. Seventy eight percent show interest in attending a general course and day camp interest reaches 47 percent. Community support hinges on clearer publicity and wider personal participation, urges Mrs Hope Cote.
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Eddie Casey Names All New England Teams for 1937
Eddie Casey presents an All New England first team with a second and third squad to challenge the top lineup. He credits coaches officials and fans for insights while praising standout stars from smaller colleges and a season of notable gridiron action.
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Family letters detail town scandal and personal news
The writer reports health, family visits, and gifts to a missionary society while describing a sensational local murder case blamed on a Methodist minister. The letter notes court exams, town commotion, arrivals, weddings, and reuniting workers as the community recovers.
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