Marlboro Enterprise consumes daily editions for local readers
The Weekly Enterprise published at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Mass operates as a local daily under Enterprise Incorporated. It lists second class matter and post office registration under federal acts. Subscription and distribution details include multiple town routes and postage considerations.
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Boy Scouts Launch Patriotic Program For Growth Of Citizenship
The Boy Scouts of America unveil a new patriotic program to develop gemain citizens, aiming to train boys to perform duties toward public interest. Officials note Scouting’s growth over ten years and expect broader participation during the twenty third anniversary celebration in February.
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Widespread Debate on Dignity and Federal Provisions
Readers discuss a proposed uniform provision for the dignity of former presidents and widows creating a broader debate on titles and privileges. The letter questions honoring past leaders and questions extending privileges beyond presidents and their spouses.
Advertisers urged to boost tourism and local hotels
The piece argues that tourists generate substantial revenue for communities and urges Florida and California hotel keepers to lobby for government support. It warns pessimists and self interested leaders hinder progress and calls cities to actively promote opportunities.
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Federal Income Tax Credit For Dependents Clarified
The text explains personal exemptions of 12000 for single filers 25000 for married couples and a 400 credit per dependent under tax law tied to financial support and age or disability criteria. It emphasizes dependency tests including mental or physical incapacity and primary support responsibility.
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Membership Drive Now On Wit vatare Ml hleanor Sher
A historical notice outlines a membership drive led by local figures including Mrs Susie Kelley Miss Minnie Downes and Florence Wilder in the Mayard area. The Virreent Club and home gatherings on Charles trees are mentioned with names of participating members and social activities such as bridge prizes won by Florence Wilcox and Lillian Weaving.
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Maynard High School Track Team At Boston Garden
Maynard High School track squad enters indoor meet at Boston Garden for its second appearance. Coach Charlie Matty has prepared boys with outdoor workouts and practice on boards. Local runners Kavaleski and Archer listed for middle distance and high jump while the relay team includes O Leary Piecwiez Gilleny Thompson. Proceeds from Friday party support veterans welfare at Bedford U S Hospital.
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Whists Held For Welfare Fund At WFOW Headquarters
Maynard Post Auxiliary held a welfare fund event at WFOW headquarters in a United Cooperative building last Friday. A special hour prize of 2 dollars drew bidders and participants in the charity game night.
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Funeral for Sotir Kristo in Concord
Sotir Kristo Maynard USvisto died Wednesday at age 64. A resident for about 25 years he ran a street ice cream cart. He leaves a wife, two daughters, and a son. Funeral services were held at the Russian Orthodox Church with burial at Lenwood Cemetery. Knights of Columbus held a meeting at Monument Hall with Grand Knight Terence J. McHugh presiding and Joseph McKenna arranging a 6:30 supper.
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Fifth Avenue Fashions New Spring Wardrobe Pattern
The notice promotes Pattern No 5145 a spring sewing pattern with wide armholes tucked sleeves and vertical seamings. It targets sizes 14 to 42 bust and showcases a bright check woolen and white pique collar cuffs and bow with a back view. The Spring Fashion Magazine offers sewing hints and new fashions at 10 cents.
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International Problems Discussed by Federation Speaker
Marlboro Mrs. William Austill of Newton spoke to Ye Colonial club at Mrs. George M. Moore’s Maple street home on global issues. She urged world citizens to foster international consciousness and favor conference solutions over war. The talk followed Geneva studies and included musical solos by Alicia Moore and Rena Goodell.
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Grange Neighbor Night Held by Southboro Group
Southboro Grange hosted Neighbor Night with Marlboro and Westboro lodge members as guests. A burlesque on the third degree provided entertainment featuring Leroy Howe Ernest Standish Carl Walker Alvin Taylor Francis Kavanaugh F Howard Brown Maurice Guy Joseph Riley Edward Stratton Everett Marshall J Aubrey Marshall and Raph Walker.
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Raph Walker
D A V Beauty Show and Dance in Framingham
The Fred S. Murphy chapter of D A V announces a beauty contest and dance on February 21 1983 at the Memorial Building Framingham with Art Wallace and his Orchestra. Prof Alfred Paolucci and his 40 piece Orchestra play 7:30 to 8:30 PM. Rayfields Inc to furnish a style show and gift Miss 1933. Disbursed Veterans of WWI to present Silver Loving Cup. Judges from Marlboro Natick Wellesley Milford Framingham Holliston. Mayor Charles A Lyons invited as guest.
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Stow Citizens Ticket Puts Forward New Town Candidates
Citizens form a new Government Citizenship Club to nominate a representative slate for Stow town offices. William H. Buckley seeks Selectman, Charles S. Whitney Town Clerk, Chilford A. Martin School Board, Albert Wy. Drechsler Assessor, Nils A. Lander and Guy W. McCarthy Constables. Voters see a shift toward broader representation in the upcoming election.
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What New York is Wearing Smart frock with clever seaming details
What New York presents a small yet polished silk frock featuring a plain bodice and a distinctive neckline. The dress showcases well placed skirt seaming and comes in crinkly crepe or plain silk. Style No. 3409 offers sizes 14 to 40 inch bust with fabric requirements.
Entertainment at Hudson Lodge IOOF meeting featured
A large Maynard delegation attended the Hudson lodge IOOF meeting last night. William Buckworth directed a program that included the one act comedy He Liked Them Modern performed by Walter Denniston Howard Prescott Mrs Eleanor Jones Mrs Lloward Prescott Edith Laubenstein and William Buckworth. A short sketch Samantha Changes Her Mind was presented by Mrs Dorothy Alving Mrs Phyllis Savikoski and Edith McAus.
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Anson Isorpi Performs With Odd Fellows Quartet
Anson Isorpi entertained with saxophone solos joined by the Odd Fellows quartet and musicians Ralph and William Jones Elmer Cook and George Lawton performing several selections.
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Parish Notes and Church Activities Highlight February Events
Mrs. Emenne oM Brown is confined to home by illness. The Unitarian church youth group marks the annual Young People’s Sunday on February 12 with Arthur L Proctor of Marlboro as speaker. WCTU meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Ira G Dudley’s home.
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