Concord Enterprise header and masthead details
The fragment lists publication data for the Concord Enterprise Press Inc including editor R W Currier and addresses in Marlboro and Concord Massachusetts with printing and distribution notes and subscription rates. It notes second class mailing and references typographical error policy.
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The
Enterprise Press, Inc
Liberty
St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
Concord
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice for Wednesday Issue
The notice states that advertising copy must be in the office by 2 o clock Wednesday the day before publication. It appears in a municipal or office notice style typical of a local newspaper classifieds section.
Concord selectman resigns after long service 1959
Ivan D. Servais submits his resignation as assessor effective May 1 1959 after 21 years on town boards including planning and selectmen work. He cites increasing workload and lack of trainee support plus need for clerical staff to handle new housing developments and New England Survey Service card system. He expresses no ill will toward colleagues and praises local reporting by Sudbury Enterprise.
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Board of Selectmen
Concord
Massachusetts
Planning Board
Supreme Court
Goernmen
Ruth E. Helsher
Conantum
Riverdale Ridgeway
Powers Road
Bii Acres
New England Survey Service
Nobiles Thector
Slean
Complete Patriots Day Program Detailed at Concord Event
The program lists participating units from Concord High School Band to British Veterans and 4 H clubs. Dismissal directions tell VB units to turn on Hubbard Street while others proceed on Stow Street. Highlights include a gun salute by Concord Independent Battery and wreath laying at the grave of British soldiers and the Concord Minute Man monument.
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Concord High School
Veterans Organizations
Sons of American Revolution
Concord Community Band
Concord Boy Scouts of America
Stoneham
Everett High School
Dedham
David M. Cleary
D.A
Charlestown
Concord Fire Department
Concord Fire Department,“Concord Civil Defense and Auxiliary Fire Department
Hack and ‘Tack Club
Littleton
Silver Spurs
Westford
Concord Independent Battery
Hubbard Street
Stow Street
Clear Stow-Everett Streets
State Armory
Old North Bridge
William E. Hays
Samuel Prescott
Albert W. Ashton
National Lancers
Deaan
George Ridout
Scord
Stedman Edward P Chase
Hays
Concord Minuteman
Tang
Echo
26Th VA
Selectmen approve 100000 borrowing act and permits
Maynard selectmen authorize a 100000 borrowing and approve various permits and actions. The board advertises bids for insurance specs, sets 60 day new hire eligibility, allows Seventh Day Adventist solicitation, refers plant sale renewal, and assigns insurance broker duties. It also grants boiler repair, Glendale street decision outreach, a beer wine license for Maynard Elks Carnival, and school grounds use for the carnival week.
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Glendale Street
Maynard Elks
Main Street
Girl Scout Weekend Trip To Cedar Hill Recapped
Maynard Girl Scout Troops 9 and 10 enjoyed a Cedar Hill camping weekend in Waltham. The trip featured lanterns, a maze, dining on beef stew and spaghetti, church services at St Jude’s and camp, with leaders Bunny Englehardt Jane Ver Milyea assisting and Mrs Robert Hanson and Mrs James Wheeler thanked for making the excursion possible.
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Cedar Hill
Maynard
Waltham
Hill Top
Connie Whitney
Margery Sherman
No. 9
Sandman
Gail Manning
Noreen Johnson
St. Jude’s Church
Carol McGlashing
Nancy Hanson
Bunny Englehardt
Jane
Vermilyea
Wsh
Robert Hanson
James Wheeler
Vi. Alurt
Parade and military exercises at field near Mill Dam
The text describes a parade reform and a review by grand marshal and staff at Mill Dam. Exercises move from seede area to the field between Old Manse and battle ground with Concord Independent Battery firing near the bridge. Public urged to avoid Battle ground Area and follow marshal commands at the bridge. Units to salute during the National Anthem with salutes defined by unit commanders.
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America
God Save the Queen
Concord High School
26Th Infantry Band
Mill Dam
Seede
Old Northee
Two Alarms In West Acton Fire Scene Highlights
West Acton fire crews responded to two incidents. First, a blaze at Arlington and Spruce streets amid work on a demolished house caused smoke and oil flames with a large crowd but minimal damage. Debris was allowed to burn as crews monitored nearby structures and the site eyed for a new post office. A second alarm Saturday night at Robert Sweeney’s Smart Road home was caused by a clothing box left on an electric stove, discovered by a neighbor and reported by fire fighters.
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West Acton
Arlington and
Spruce Streets
New
Robert Sweeney
Smart Road
Boosters Club Plans May Function After April 22 Meeting
Lincoln Sudbury Boosters Club schedules its regular meeting at Regional High School on April 22 at 7 30 PM. The event will finalize plans for a May function and include gym activities for members with sneakers required. Dues are three dollars annually and open to all area adult males.
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Sudury
Lincoln- Sudbury Boosters Club
Holy Name Group Welcomes Seven New Members
Seven new members were inducted into the Holy Name Society of St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church in West Acton Monday evening. Rev. Charles B. Kerans welcomed the group and celebrated benediction. Atty. Julian J. Jackson presided at a business meeting noting Holy Communion will be received the second Sunday at 7 o clock each month. Delegates attended the recent district meeting at Townsend. a communion breakfast is planned for June.
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West Acton
Holy Name Society of
South Acton Minstrels delight packed Acton audiences
The sixth annual South Acton Minstrels at Acton-Boxboro Regional High School drew near-packed houses Friday and Saturday. Rev. Robert E. Burt acted as interlocutor with his wife Ellen and daughter Kathy performing. End men provided laughs while the chorus, directed by Charles M. Davis, featured Alfa Anderson as guest pianist and accompanist for many vocalists. Encores were common on both evenings.
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Acton
South Acton
Isaac Davis Trail Talk Held by D A R Acton Chapter
Capt Isaac Davis Chapter met Thursday at Mrs Richard Petersons Chelmsford home. Guest Marie Hunt spoke on the Isaac Davis Trail tracing the route Acton to Concord and the Minute Men on April 19 1775. May luncheon planned.
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Acton
Isaac Davis
Richard’ Peterson
Southgate Road
Chelmsford
Marie Hunt
Worcester
North Acton
Toncore
Davis
Concord
Prof Hunt to Speak at Algonquin Council Banquet
Harvard educator Prof Harold C. Hunt will address Algonquin Council at Framingham High School April 29 dinner at 6 30 PM. Tickets from district officials and at 24 Union Avenue Framingham limit 600. Awards include Eagle Courts of Honor for Boy Scouts and leaders will be recognized.
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Harold C. Hunt
Harvard
Algonquin Council
New
Framingham High School
Council
Union Avenue
Framingham
Boy Stout
Hunit
U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Les William Eliot
Harvard University Graduate School of Education
Hunts
Chicago
Kansas City
New N.Y
Kalemazoga Johns
Wisconsin
Ofessor Hunt
University of Michigan
Teachers College
Columbia
University of Wisconsin
St. Louis University
Western College of Education
Park Cole
Hunt
American Council On Education
Rotary International
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Elks Hold Regular Meeting and Installation Maynard
Maynard Lodge Elks schedules next regular meeting and installation at B P O E Hall on Monday April 27 with Exalted Ruler Howard Prescott in charge.
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Maynard
Maynard Lodge Elks
B. P. O. E. Hall
Howard Prescott
Bus Crash Kills Nine in Tampico Route Mishap
A Monterrey bound bus from Monterrey plunged into a ravine north of Ciudad Mante, killing nine and injuring ten as it traveled through Tampico area Sunday. The crash occurred on the highway, prompting emergency responders to rush victims to nearby clinics. Authorities investigated the cause.
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Tampico
Mexico
UPI
Monterrey
Ciadel el Mante
Nantucket Celebrates 300 Years As Island Town And Naval History Hub
Nantucket Island marks its 300th anniversary this year since the 1659 sale that started its colonial settlement. The celebration features a Boston Symphony Orchestra concert, Nantucket crafts exhibits, a Navy destroyer visit, church suppers, and the 1800s costume parade. The Flying Dutchman sailing trials, family reunions of the first 11 families, and whaling seminars are also planned, highlighting Nantucket’s architectural heritage and naval lore.
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WantUcket Island
Massachusetts
Thomas Mayhew
Nantucket
America
Boston Symphony Orchestra
U. S. Navy
Mair Street
P T A To Hear MacGlashing Talk On Civil Defense
Maynard P T A plans a monthly meeting at the high school auditorium next Tuesday at 8 o clock. A director of civil defense will discuss a program for schools and show a film. New officers will be elected at the business session. Refreshments will be served. newcomers are welcome. In Inchon battle 19 000 Marines defeated 44 000 North Korean troops.
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Maynard
John W. Usher
McKinley Street
Cambridge
Stephen F. Lowell
Maynard P.T.A
Civil Defense
Inchon
Seoul
Probate Court Notice on Garry Trust Accounts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex reports the trustee of Mary Hinds Garry's trust estate seeks allowance of fifteenth through twentieth accounts for the benefit of Lewis Moore Hinds and others. Object by written appearance in Cambridge before 10:00 am on May 7, 1959. witness John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge. John V. Harvey Registrar. April 16 23 30
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary Hinds Garry
Concord
Lewis Moore Hinds
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John V. Harvey
Register
Maynard Board Seeks Group Insurance Bids 1959
The Maynard Board of Selectmen will accept sealed proposals at the Town Building until 8 P.M. Tuesday May 12 1959. Bids cover group life and health insurance under Chapter 32B of the state statutes.
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Maynard Board of Selectmen
Maynard
High School Board Holds Meeting on Appointments
The School No Board M committee held a town meeting to discuss recommendations for appointments including Mistretta for a position, with Ted Worsley presenting, and Frank J. White named in the original document.
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Ted
Worsley Fardyre
Mistretta
His
Frank J. White
Installation of Auxiliary Officers Reported in Town Meeting
A public notice describes the Maynard Mrs 1 ly Linden Street installation of Mrs Mildred and others as joint officers of a local auxiliary. The Town of su Board of US holds a Public Hearing on May 5 1959 at Town Hall regarding a zoning petition to register a lot age under the zoning code with details on parcels at the junction of Ply Petitioner must send authorized Board of A By Ed Clerk
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Maynard
Linden Street
Mildred
G. W
Leita Holly Rodger
Town OF Su
Board of U
Town by laws amended and distributed in Boston
Legal notice references amendments to Town of Adopted By laws chapter VII and VI and sections 1 and I. It notes expenditures and committee duties and declares the foregoing true copy by Eleanor Jones Town Clerk.
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Adopted
Margi
Boston
Mas
E. J. Mi
Eleanor Jones
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