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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1929

Page

2

Educational Preparation and the Growing Need in Modern Business

The article argues that scientific methods and formal training drive today’s business success. It highlights corporate push for technical education, notes high failure rates from lack of training, and promotes the American Institute of Banking as a model for continuous employee education and advancement through structured courses and certifications.

Harold Stonier America genetii @cally United States Ari Gore emi@avor American Institute of Banking American Bankers Association

City Manager Plan Widely Adopted in U S Cities

A National Municipal League report cites 406 cities using the city manager form, with March elections in Charlotte Logan Saranac Lake Orange and others boosting adoption. Rochester's finances are cited as proof of the plan's benefits and lasting appeal.

New York United States Russell Forbes National Municipal League Charlotte N. C Logan W. Va Saranac Lake N. Y Orange Mass Forbes Dayton Ohio Rochester Stephen B. Story J W. Esterline Indianapolis City Manager League

West Acton Visitors and Summer Plans Noted

West Acton notes show Clyde Tracy of Eliot Maine visiting the Traceys. Mrs Thirault of Sterling plans a Gloucester summer as in past years. Stella Morse suffered a severe indigestion attack. George Butler left school for work at the Sisson farm. G A R Convention and Relief Corps meet in Boston April 16 and 17. Moe Ford appointed delegate. Edward Hurley employed at Powder Mills. Ambrose Brady Holy Cross student cited for a $10,000 reward act of kindness. Scouts illustrate value of one good deed daily.

Clyde Tracy Eliot Maine Traceys Thirault Sterling Fred Armbert Gloucester Stella Morse George Butler Sisson Farm

West Acton Mrs Angie Knowlton Milestone Celebrated

West Acton Mrs Angie Knowlton received birthday congratulations last week from friends and relatives. The note reflects fond well wishes for her health and happiness in the years ahead.

Acton Angie Knowlton Knowlton

West Acton Students Granted Honor List Names

The April Torckh lists West Acton students Eleanor Costelo Edna Ones Roy Jones and Albert Haynes on the honor roll. The issue also prints the baseball schedule from April 2 through June 14 including Sudbury at Sudbury and Littleton at Acton.

West Acton

Through Closed Gates at West Acton Crossing

Passengers on the early morning train witnessed a small Ford ramble through closed gates at the State Road crossing in West Acton on its way to Boston ahead of an east bound express. There were no injuries.

West Acton State Road Boston

Fragmentary Car Incident Notes Frayed by Dialogue

Witness recounts minor damage and calm driver explanation. The text mentions Taason ex and a casual reference to Mira, cricket, and a toy sports model with Fords. The fragment seems to hint at a broader scene without a clear, complete incident or outcomes.

Taason Mira Cricket

4H Exhibit Rally Brings 44 Clubs to Concord

A 4H exhibit on April 6 at the Harvey Wheeler School in Concord gathered 44 Middlesex district clubs. Miss Annie Balette led several young girls who displayed embroidery and sewing, earning ribbons and honorable mention. Morning featured a moving picture, then stimulated by arranged tables, with stunts in the afternoon post lunch.

Middlesex Harvey Wheeler School Concord Annie Balette

Concord Grange Degrees Worked at Elk's Hall

Concord Grange No. 150 P of H held its third and fourth degrees Tuesday night at Elk's Hall. The Ladies Degree team performed the third degree well with Mrs. Nettie E. Wells as Master of the third degree. Mr. Benjamin Clark led the fourth degree. Inspecting deputy John son of Wachusett Grange of Leominster Mass assisted. Mrs. Clara Holden served refreshments. Mrs. Johnson, visiting deputy's wife, played piano.

Concord Grange P. of Elk’s Hall Nettie E. Wells Benjamin Clark Deputy Johnson Wachusett Grange Leominster Mass Clara Holden

Concord Grange Hosts Neighbors Night and Intermingled Entertainment

Visitors from Wachusett Clinton Acton Bittelon Maynard Boxboro Annursnac Granges attended the 3rd and 4th degrees at Concord. On April 8 Concord Grange will host Bedford Grange and fill chairs. On April 11 Concord will join Maynard Grange with a half hour of entertainment. Neighbors Night returns April 16 at Elk’s Hall Littleton with Boxborough Granges as guests.

Concord Wachusett Clinton Acton Bittleton Maynard Boxboro Annursnac Elk’s Hall Littleton Boxborough

State Rifle Team Rules for 1929 National Matches

Adjutant General issues detailed procedures for Marlboro and Hudson National Guard units to select the Massachusetts State Rifle Team for 1929 competitions. Applicants must submit two letters by April 27, receive score cards, and fire weekly from April 29 to June 23 at 200 and 300 yards on the A target. Final try-out at Guild June 29-30 with rifles and ammunition, with possible further training at Camp Curtis Guild and final National Matches return September 16.

Adjutant General Office National Guard United Services of New State House Boston Mass Ordnance Camp Curtis Guild Whey

Former President Calvi named to Life Insurance Board

New York Insurance Department announces that former President Calvi has accepted an appointment to the board of directors for Life Insurance Company of New York. He fills the vacancy left by the late Myron T. Herrick, per Kingsley, president of the company.

New York Calvi Life Insurance Compat Kingsley Station Myron T. Herrick

Stow Grange to Visit Acton Grange Tomorrow Evening

Stow Grange Hudson Stow and Acton Grange members plan an evening visit tomorrow to exchange greetings and discuss upcoming activities. The event highlights inter-Grange engagement and community ties.

Hudson Stow Acton Grange Grange

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