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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1939

Page

8

Community Notes Return Home and Vacation Plans

Local residents share travels and visits across towns. Roland Mattison of Artington lists acquaintances at Lake Sunapee and Concord. families, nurses, and church members are noted for trips to Falmouth, Maine, and Maine motor tours. Concord churches host services and an ambassador visit. scouts plan a three week trek to Camp Sa chem in New Hampshire.

Richard Carlen Camp Sachem Antrim New Hampshire Camp Saa Paul Boyd James

Inmate Prisoner John Nolan in Critical Condition

Fragmented report notes John Nolan of Concord, a prisoner, was critically injured a week ago and was expected to recover enough to return to duty. Edward Megin and others suffered injuries including a hand wound and cane use as the ball game incident unfolded. Betty Ingham and Anna Hunt are mentioned in unrelated community items.

Edward Megin John Nolan Concord

Local Notes From Sudbury and Nearby Areas

Anna Wohlrah is reappointed as miensk at South Sudbury. William MacCulloch attends the World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland, Ohio. Stephen Gray shows improvement and may return home soon. Rev. Elmore Brown and family depart for an annual vacation in Gloucester returning Labor Day night. Church services resume at M. Church with Sunday school. Summer heating work underway under the Board of Trustees. Renova tion of the vestry planned after completion. Mr. Brown finished an eight day Meth dist Camp meeting at Sterling. Alan Elwell of Amherst visiting the Cutler home. he is engaged to Miss Isadore Cutler. Walter Hayden, 70, dies in West Medford. burial in Sudbury. Nellie Hogan, 95, dies in Marlboro. mother and grandmother of the Frogan family. Mrs. Frank No Goodnow hospitalized at Framingham. Sweet corn from Stone farm sold to Boston market. Old coach house at Wayside Inn moved across state road toward the oak tree. Chief Hall and Burr assist. Two new teachers appointed at the High School. Harry Kenda

Anna Wohlrah Miensk South Sudbury William“W. MacCulloch Mhaneger Pestherland Farm Cleveland Ohio Laconia N. H Stephen Gray Elmore ‘Brown Gloucester Pga School Board of ‘Trustees Brown Sterling Alan Elwell Amherst Sandham Road Elwell Isadore Cutler Walter Hayden West Medford Sudbury Nellie Hogan Marlboro Frogan Ace Frank No Goodnow Framingham Hospital Boston Stone Farm Wayside Inn State Road Hall Burr Harry Kenda

Prospective apple crop rise eyed at Marlboro meeting

Massachusetts Fruit Growers Association officials report an expected increase in early apple output, with Baldwins likely smaller than last year but overall crop near average. John E Rice Orchards host a night lighting demonstration and the event featured talks on packing, wholesale markets, and packaging for chain stores.

Vale E. Piper Massachusetts Dept Rice Orchards Massachusetts Fruit Grow- Sat Association John Ride ‘Orchards Massachusetts Department ‘of Agriculture England Piper Canada Macintosh Edwinson

Day of Strife Better No Day of Strife

The fragment hints at a proverb or editorial noting that avoiding conflict is preferable to discord. It may reflect a cautious stance on public dispute or political tension without detailing participants or events. The exact source and context remain unclear.

Always Hero Worship According to Zarlyle

A compact quotation discusses hero worship and its persistence across mankind. It notes that hell worship exists, has existed, and will persist universally among all people.

Zarlyle

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