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Winning Essay on Topic of Public Library
By Kay Stensland
With the
125th Anniversary of West Concord this past summer early history was wanted
of the public library. It was
hard to ascertain the date of this essay but it may have been from the
1930's.
From the
start of the Study Club's in 1921 it has helped to sponsor the city library.
Here is President Rita Gilbert of the Study Club holding a book of
library meeting minutes with the pasted clipping of the essay.
Following is
the wording of the printed newspaper article of the 'winning essay on the
topic of public library'. Visit from the Dominican Republic
A pastor and his family from the Dominican Republic recently visited with the Faith Community Church. Pastor Amos and Rosa Cáceres, along with their children Betsy and Abdiel, were in the state August 5-13 and the church hosted an evening with them August 8th.Since he only speaks Spanish, his daughter Betsy interpreted. She is fluent in both Spanish and English. The Cáceres family comes from the city of Hato Mayor in the Domincan Republic. The Dominican Republic is a nation in the Caribbean. Dr. Cáceres serves as pastor of Primera Iglesia Bautista (First Baptist Church).
Watch for Kids!
Be aware of the little ones crossing streets. Whether it is school or
vacation time they are often crossing the streets and roads without warning
to the passing traffic. One place in particular is Front Street in Claremont
where children dart back and forth to Memorial Park and parked vehicles
obscure the view until they are in the roadway. Children seldom think to
look before crossing and large trucks can take longer to stop than an
automobile. Keep everyone safe and stay alert, especially on the busy city
streets.
18th annual Cherry Grove Central Airpark air show was held last weekend. Windy conditions kept a lot if the ultra lights away but the weather was perfect for everyone else.
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