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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
4
The Weekly Enterprise is published in Marlboro Massachusetts every Wednesday by the Enterprise company at 16 Liberty Street. It is entered as second class matter in Marlboro and includes subscription rates with postage details.
The fragment suggests a discussion of a newspaper boy gaining experience through learning tests and judgments as a path to manhood, tying duties to industry and thrift. It also briefly mentions caffeine as a drug in coffee with the chemical name Trimethyloxy purin.
A local notice lists a morning service at 9 am led by Rev. Wake Cue Jovan from Manchester Colleges Oxford. It mentions planned events and seminar details connected to Harvard Divinity School and Hibbert.
Pupils at Maynard High School cast ballots in a student poll. The survey shows Roosevelt as a preferred candidate by a similar margin to the previous sample, with Charles Manty noted among participants.
The Sunday service will feature Christ's Solution to War and a missionary book sale. A church fair with a rummage and food sale is set for Saturday November 14 to raise funds. The Church School teachers and officers meet Wednesday November 11 at 7 pm to discuss teaching issues. The Church Council meets Monday November 9 at 7 pm. Mrs Irvin Howe previews December activities. Special booths will boost fair appeal.
Parents brought fifty six children to the Roosevelt school diphtheria clinic for first treatment by Dr. E J Flaherty assisted by Miss Edith Foster. About twelve school children and forty four pre school children were treated Monday morning with plans to complete the first round next Monday when late arrivals may join.
Concord offers an annual fair at Trinitarian Congregational Church with a choice array of useful and attractive articles for sale on Friday November 13.
The Legion Band sponsors a costume march with spirited music and notable excitement. For the fourth year, the event has proceeded without mischief or trouble, showcasing community revelry and seasonal festivities.
A nonstandard, folksy saying recalls a man who warned others to listen to a street parade. He tells of a friend who stopped, looked, and was struck by a locomotive. The message highlights heedfulness amid noisy public events.
A Congregational Church member died at her home and will be buried in the family lot at Glenwood Cemetery. The notice notes the home death and planned internment location.
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