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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
4
Winn Bi, a figure linked to a local dispute, is reported in this brief item. Details are unreadable in the fragment, but the text hints at an incident or event connected to a Winn Bi, with possible dates and locations not clearly legible.
Sudbury reports the Girl Scouts held their first meeting of the season at Whiting Hall on Tuesday evening. Ert Hall, attending Gushing Academy, was home over the weekend.
Allan Markley, publisher of the Sudbury Enterprise, attests to the ownership and management of the Concord Enterprise Marlboro Mass listing the publisher editor and managers. It names owners stockholders and security holders including Enter verise Press Inc Consolidated Newspapers of New England and individuals in Boston New York and Washington. The document outlines fiduciary relationships and affiant’s belief as to accuracy per the 1912 act.
Chancellor John Edwards urges members to participate in a busy year focusing on roster growth and delinquent rescue. Elmer D. Robinson will visit as District Deputy to outline activities and Home Protection Insurance benefits. A Get Acquainted Night is set for October 10 as the first social feature.
London reports a heated dispute over This Side Idolatry by Bechhofer Roberts as Ep hesian alleging Dickens was hypocritical and avaricious. Supporters and relatives condemn the portrayal while admirers cite Carlyle and Forster accounts as more reliable.
In Paris near the Opera Leccine shop creates feather light footwear noted for minimal leather and intricate cut-out motifs. A Sicilian bootmaker turned Parisian boasts lifetime wear and fashionable models combining lizard skin with patent leather and pastel tones.
In Cleveland on September 28 ten thousand delegates from U S local transportation managements converge for a four day showdown. An association official says the event will test five years of progressive policies and weigh modernization efforts such as lighter aluminum cars and enhanced interiors.
Edwin Farnham Greene announces Mawin Farnham Green and Co Inc to act as textile managers aiding in consolidation and financing. He argues the industry is not doomed but must catch up with changing fashion, distribution, and material mixes, highlighting opportunities in readjustment and new concepts for cotton wool and silk based products.
Marlboro hosts the second public whist in the Ladies' Social Circle series in the Social Hall tonight. Hostesses are Mrs Helena Hiderkin and Mrs Nellie Hodgkins.
The article notes calls to prove that modernization is worthwhile by showing from records and costs that the new equipment pays for itself, arguing that progress requires demonstrable financial benefit.
Northampton Massachusetts September 29 Special Dr Caroline A Yale principal emeritus of Clarke School and pioneer for deaf education marks her 80th birthday. Former pupils and officials gather at Round Hill Cottage with messages from Britain Denmark Japan Canada India and many U S states praising her lifetime of teaching and leadership in oral education for deaf children.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a highly specialized form of professional work. It mentions deep technical effort and broad world context, but with incomplete details. Readers are left seeking fuller context and confirmation of specifics.
The Maynard Hill Press reports on Maynard High School victories at Alumni Field and upcoming plays. Highlights include the 13 0 football win, the first social at the Hi auditorium, the Magic of the play The Whi cast with Silas Green Aunt Jane and Jane Mary Lake, and a growing ice cream business by the athletic association.
Sudbury voters will meet at the Library on Wednesday from seven till nine to register. Another session is set for Wednesday Oct. 10 in the Selectmen's room at Town Hall from 1 noon until 10 o'clock. The last chance to vote in the presidential election is to have your name on the voting list.
A social gathering will be held on October 8 at Odd 1 under the auspices of the dinner lodge. Lady Warwick Lodge of St George hosted the Thursday night event where four prizes were awarded to Hellawell and Henry M.
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