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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1928

Page

3

Fragmentary dialogue about costs and habits in odd phrasing

The text presents a jumble of questions and exclamations about expenses and keeping up with trends. It hints at requests for guidance on finances and personal tactics, but the meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.

Adventists at World Conference report in Springfield

Special correspondence describes the Seventh Day Adventists World Conference in Springfield. Attendees from Hudson Marlboro Newton and Essex counties hear mission reports from Elder Kyle B. Haynes and Elder W H Branson about South America and India missions, including tribal conversions, native teachers, and baptismal scenes along the Amazon and riverfront villages.

Springfield Hudson A. F. Hitchings Pleasant St Lena Stone Grove = street Frank Hazeldine Browns “Corner Chester Murphy My Street Ware Marlboro George H. Blood Ada River Street D. K. Bettle Roland Essex Street Arthur. Powers Highland Street Clinton Whippy Stevens Street Mice Nourse Newton Street Seventh Day Adventists Kyle B. Haynes South America W H. Branson Haynes Hitler Haynes Ama‘mor Indias Stahl Hitler Stahl Niles Aeic Jones

Maynard School Plans Study Programs For All Grades

C H Walker new superintendent of Maynard schools outlines push for a unified Program of Studies. He cites Moore minimum course framework for grades one through eight and plans for a High School program with teacher cooperation and committee approval. The letter notes prioritizing curriculum development, Art supervision, and a future part time supervisor for Art in high school. September 28, 1928.

C. W. Walker Maynard Mass Moore Ayer Groton C. H. Walker

Sheiks to Meet Dorchester at Alumni Field Next Sunday

The Sheiks lineup will feature several new players for the game against Dorchester at Alumni field gridiron next Sunday after noon at 2 30. Dorchester has suffered only one defeat in two seasons. On Oct 14 the Sheiks face the Tigers at Marlboro.

Sheiks Dorchester T. T Alumni Field Dorchester Tigers Marlboro

Entomologist Reports European Corn Borer in Maynard

M. J. Kelley of the Bureau of Entomology U S Department of Agriculture inspected Maynard for corn borer infestation. Of 800 stalks examined, 205 were infested, a rate of 13 percent.

M. J. Kelley Bureau of Entomologist United States Department of Agriculture Maynard Department Regar

Robert Hall Elected Junior Class President at Cushing

Robert Hall of King Philip Road was elected president of the Junior class at Cushing. He is expected to play right guard in the season opener at Cushing against Montpelier Seminary.

Robert Hall King Philip Road Cushing Hall Montpelier Seminary

Rally Meeting by Christian Endeavor at Memorial Church

A large rally meeting of the Christian Endeavor is planned for Sunday evening at 7 30 in the vestry of Memorial Congregational Church. The gathering will be led by the young people.

Christian Madeavor Memorial Congregational Church

C E quartet to perform at first meeting with youth appeal

The C. E. quartet will give special music and several members will help with instruments. A short sketch will be presented by delegates to the Northfield Conference Retreats and a social hour will follow. Leaders hope many young people attend this first meeting.

C. E. Quartet Northfield C. E

Opposition to ads that misrepresent fishing stocks

The American Game Protective Association condemns tourist advertising that exaggerates fishing conditions on U S lakes and streams. Officials note fishing declines despite restocking, urge restraint by tourism bureaus and sportsmen to avoid harming conservation and future sport.

American Game Protective Association United States America

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