Marlboro Enterprise Notice Summary
A fragmented notice from Marlboro Massachusetts references the Marlboro Enterprise publication and postal classifications dated around 1879 1903 and mentions Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford areas. The legible fragment indicates a newspaper notice or post office filing with reference to second class matter status and postal timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Postoffice
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Massachusetts plans for roads and mines to spur prosperity
The article discusses rural road expansion, farm access, and a push for local road committees to prioritize main highways. It notes state efforts on geological and land surveys, unemployment relief through public works, and a police report on headlight and traffic violations. It cites 1950 figures on inspections, arrests, and fines, with comparisons to 1929 and 1930 data.
Massachusetts Survey Reports Resource Decline Amid Depression
The article notes widespread industrial downturn linked to poor management of land and resources. It cites the Massachuset's forestry and geology survey findings on abandoned acres and declining industries, urging better knowledge of quality and quantity of natural resources.
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Conference On Land Survey
Massachuset
Naturegie BiVen
Ple
Massachusetts
Geological Survey
Call for World Pact to End Leper Term Recast
Medical leaders in the Philippines urge a global agreement to replace the term leper with a less stigmatizing phrase Cane of leprosy proposed as a substitute. They argue name changes shift attitudes from horror to hope aiding eradication efforts. Boston Globe cites historical shifts from lunatic to insane to mental case.
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Philippine Islands
Auto campaign targets motorists over defective exts and plates
The headlight campaign by the Governor's Committee on street and highway safety led to actions against more than 12,000 motorists in six months, with figures submitted alongside the annual report.
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Sooon
Lagu
Soe
mMotolis
Governor's Committee On
Concord Man on All American Skeet Team
William J. Bulger of Concord is named to the All American skeet shooting team after a nationwide contest. Skeet Shooting News lauds his consistent scores and composure under pressure, noting two teammates from Massachusetts and competitors from New Jersey New York Louisiana Texas California.
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William J. Bulger
Concord Ts
Bulger
Massachusetts
Frank
Quincey Gun Club
Sulger
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Texas
Calfornia
Eftnild Hetfinage Sv
Sharkey And Hickey May Be Matched Here
A proposed boxing match pits Sharkey of Hudson against Hickey from Hudson with potential bouts against Vier Laoth or Eddie Sullivan after a letter from Hudson supporters. Bowling-fan group the Bowlaway Boys urge a Hickey challenge, claiming Young Hickey has a similar record to Sharkey and questions over Sharkey's insistence on facing top opponents.
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Sharkey
Hickey
Mariborian
Hudson
Vier Laoth
Eddie
Kid) Sullivan
Walpole
Hickes
Mr. Sharkey
Bowlaway Boys
Fro Hudson
Mons Sharkey
Lotti
Sullivan
Marlboro Merchants Laud Weeklies for Sales Campaign
Marlboro merchants praise the Community Day Sales conducted through the Weekly Enterprises and Marlboro daily papers. They credit the five weekly papers Maynard Concord Bedford Sudbury Acton with expanding reach to over 4000 copies weekly, boosting trade across Marlboro and surrounding towns.
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Marlboro
Maynard
Concord
Bedford
Sudbury
Acton
Chamber of Commerce Ine Catttle
Perdiags of
Social Evening and Local Visits In Sudbury Area
Aly Sudbury with DPS Charle Jb hosted dinner and bridge at Penlan with a small party of friends including Mrs K P Buckley Miss Helen Shullman and visiting dignitaries from Scituate Brookline and Waltham. Mr and Mrs B W MacDaniel of New York and Westport stayed as guests of Miss Gertrude M Halloran amid New York financial and construction ties. Harry Cutter recovering at home and Miss Beatrice Bowry of Boston spent the weekend with locals as she plans to reside in a house being built for her by Arthur White in a week or two.
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New York
Harry Cutter
Beatrice Bowry
Boston
Norman Bowry
Miss Bowry
Arthur White
Ladies Auxiliary Bridge Party To Support Legion Affairs
The Auxiliary of the Sudbery Post American Legion hosted a bridge party Friday evening to raise funds for the organization. Mrs Forrest D Bradshaw graciously lent her home for the event. Ten tables competed in the card game.
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Auxiliary
Sudbery
American Legion
Forrest D. Bradshaw
Maynard Magdalene Chapter Holds Installation Ceremony
C E S Chapter Magdalene hosts installation at Masonic Hall with grand conductress Margaret Sandhaze and attendants from Marlboro Concord Hudson Belmont and others. Presentations include past matron and past patron jewels to Bertha Carmichael and Richard Allen. Officers Nellie Parmenter Dorothy Alving Eva Frye Lessie McGarry Rachel Barlow lead the event with supper and collation.
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Bertha Carmichael
Richard Allen
Marlboro
Concord
Hudson
Belmont
Newtonville
Natick
Magdalene Chapter
Nellie Parmenter
Worthymatron
Dorothy Alving
Albert Tallant
Eva Frye
Lessie McGarry
Rachel Barlow
Leitha Hooper
Martha Hartin
Bertha Carmichael Marshal
Maude Gutteridge
Ellen Jones
Adah
Emily Lent
Ruth
Bella Gruber
Esther
Phyllis Priest
Martha
Helen MacPherson
Heleda
Celia Gruber
Harry Burnham
Sentinel
Banquet for Concord High Athletes Honors teams and coaches
About fifty Concord High School athletes who won letters will be guests at a Veterans Building banquet on Thursday evening January 29. Speakers include Jimmy Knox Harvard 1898 Clarence Houston Tufts physical education head and coaches Foster and Raymond with Warren Goddard chairing. Letters will be presented by Principal Goodwin and Loughlin will serve as toastmaster. Tickets are obtainable from the committee members.
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Concord High School
Veterans Building
Jimmy” Knox
Harvard
Clarence P. Houston
Concord
Martin F Goodwin
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord High
Harold Tompkins
Richard W McCabe
John Bruce
Karl Spooner
Edward F Loughlin
Charles S Robinson
Fred Edwardson
Terence McHugh
Frank Price
Burleigh L. Pratt
William H Dee
Thomas du Berger
Lowell P George
Collation of Sandwiches Cake and Coffee Served
A fine time was enjoyed with a collation featuring sandwiches cake and coffee. The event offered light refreshments and a sociable gathering atmosphere for attendees.
Sudbury Real Estate Agents Found Guilty In Land Fraud Case
Sudbury real estate agent Sudbury M Foss and Acton resident Alexander Dymsza were convicted in Middlesex Criminal Court Cambridge of conspiracy to obtain money by false pretences. They were fined 500 dollars each and Mrs Malvina Dymsza received one year probation. The case involved forged signatures on a deed trading a South Boston home for an Acton farm later found to be dilapidated with swampy land and no timber. Peabody, a longtime Sudbury resident who sells peanuts at Braves Field, was blind and unaware of the alleged deception until after foreclosure.
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Sudbury
Fred M. Foss
South Sudbury
Alexander Dymsza
Acton
John M. Gibs
Middlesex Criminal Court
Cambridge
Malvina Dymsza
Eugene L. Peabody
Peabodys
Boston
Peabody’s
Peabody
Peabody's
Braves Field
Maynard Girls Rally Past Littleton in Narrow Win
Maynard Maynard H S girls beat Littleton High School 27 to 19 at Littleton last night. Principal James King coached using his first and second teams with Catherine Coughlan scoring 14 points. Maynard lineup includes Marsden, Kitowicz, Coughlan, Nyholm, Koskella, Lawson, Jokela, Gruber, Sablett, Sienkiewicz, Glebus. Littleton starters noted.
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Maynard
Maynard H. S
Littleton H. S. Birls
Littleton
James King
Catherine Coughlan
Dorothy Marsden
Alice Kitowicz
Sylvia Nyholm
V'elet Koskella
Eleanor Lawson
Elma Jokela
Helen Sczerzen
Jeanette Gruber
Mary Sawyer
Arne
Ladies' Union to Meet at West Concord Church
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church will hold its next meeting on Tuesday January 27 in the church parlors. Mrs Irving S Duren will preside and Mrs Robert W Carter is chair man of the hostesses.
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Ladies’ Union of the
West Concord Union Church
Irving S. Duren
Robert W. Carter
Ireland shown by Knights of Columbus in Monument Hall
Under Concord Council auspices the motion picture Ireland was presented Monday evening to a large audience at Monument Hall and was well received. Annie L. Gately, who died yesterday in Wood Square, had funeral mass at St Michael's Church this morning, with burial in the parish cemetery and funeral arrangements handled by M. K. Mane.
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Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Ireland
Monument Hall
Annie L. Gately H Hudson
Annie L. Gately
Wood Square
L. D. Chadbourne
St. Michael’s Church
Bur al
Mrs Judkins Injured After Fall on Ice
Mrs Harold I Judkins suffered a broken bone in her ankle when she slipped on ice Sunday. She was treated locally and expected to recover.
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Harold I. Judkins
Our Greatest Battle at Union Church in West Concord
Union Church West Concord Mass schedules a Jan 26 morning service with sermon Our Greatest Battle and an evening talk Prodigals of Today led by Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone. Guests from Maynard and Stow join the Christian Endeavor groups for a special 6:30 service.
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West Concord
Mass
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavors Societies of
Maynard and Stow
Allison Smith
Stow
Ladies Union
Robert W. Carter
Women's Parish Association Meets in Concord Vestry
The First Parish Women’s Parish Association gathered in the vestry for an afternoon meeting. Rev. John Denman of Bedford spoke on a scholarly topic and Miss Molly Harlow reported on the Young People’s Religious Unit. Refreshments followed under Mrs Cyrua Hosier’s direction.
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Women's Parish Association
First Parish
John Denman
First
Bedford
Molly Harlow
Young Peoples
Cyrua Hosier
Willow Rebekah Lodge Holds Monday Roll Call Supper
Willow Rebekah Lodge members gathered for a roll call supper at Odd Fellows Hall West Concord. Noble Grand Mrs Cora MacLeod presided with Vice Grand Mrs Gertrude Meder assisting. Mrs Alice Montague read the roll as S Thompson provided entertainment and the lodge staged the ply Fixing It Up With The Boss under Miss Esther Leighton. Community singing followed led by Jacob Meder.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Esther Leighton
Jacob Meder
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