Local Marlboro Enterprise Press masthead and ad policy
The Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts lists editors and addresses with billing details and a policy to reprint advertisements with typographical errors. It notes publication Thursdays and that ad copy must reach the office by 2 oclock Wednesday before publication.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enteprise Press Inc
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Wewbury Street
Boston
Modiern Avenue
New Yok
Concord National Holiday Program Celebrated with Parade and Flags
A historic holiday program in Concord featured a hymn by Girl Scouts, scroll presentations, and closing prayers. The Sons of the American Revolution gathered at Colonial Inn with Sen. Philip Graham Hamilton as guest speaker. A resolution urged flying flags at the State house daily. Attendees included Pakistan ambassador Aziz Ahmed and Begum Shereen Ahmed. Battle Road scouts later met in Lexington with Maj. Gen. Whitney as guest speaker.
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Edmund M. Higgins
St. Bernard’s Church
Monument Square
Sons of American Revolution
Colonial Inn
Philip Graham Hamilton
Needham
State House
Aziz Ahmed
Pakistan
Begum Shereen Ahmed
Battle Road
Miriam’s Corner
Lexington
John Carson
Hugh E. Kilmartin
Maj. Gen. Whitney
Concord Resumes First Communion Classes at Our Lady Help
First communion instruction will resume on Tuesday and Thursday at Our Lady Help of Christians Church at 4 o clock. The program resumes for parishioners and catechists in Concord.
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Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Maynard Zoning Board Hearing on Multiple Permits
Maynard Massachusetts will hold a public hearing May 18 1960 at 7 30 PM in the Town House on petitions including taxidermy service at 1 King Street real estate part time offices at 100 Acton Street 8 Maple Street 12 Tremont Street and 93 Acton Street a food manufacture permit at 93 Acton Street and a Brackett engineering office at 11 Harriman Court plus a third apartment at 24 Railroad Street and related matters filed by Stanley Kodzis I Matti Tervo Veikko B Pekkala Francis X Sousa Sam Wade Alvin H Fletcher Ree Realty Trust and others.
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Acton Street
Alvin H. Fletcher
Harriman Court
Brackett Heating and Cooling Engineers
Ree Realty Trust
Thomas L. Morse Jr
Town of
Maynard
Zoning Board of Appeals
Walter E. Carbone
Stow youths join Exercise Quick Strike at Fort Campbell
Army Privates Jerry J Higins and Philip D Beland of Stow participate with the 101st Airborne Division in Exercise Quick Strike at Fort Campbell and Camp Breckinridge. The drill runs to April 16 and covers helicopter river crossings ground and sky raids and ranging patrols. Higgins is 17 a Stow High School graduate and Beland attended Hale High School.
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Fort Campbell, Ky
AHTNC
Army
Jerry J. Higegins
Philip D. Beland
Stow
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Camp Breckinridge
Strategic Army Corps
STRAC
Fort Dix
N. J
506Th Infantry
Higgins
Joseph G. Higgins
Bardley, Lane
Stow High School
Beland
Alfred P. Beland
Bardley Lane
Hale High School
Open House Showcases Stow Students Art and Projects
Stow elementary pupils from grades 2 through 8 displayed wall charts paintings and other displays at the Center School during an April Open House. Parents and friends toured exhibits while teachers held informal conferences. P.T.A. President Mrs. Charles Childs noted the May meeting will elect new officers and a nominating slate is being prepared. The group invites all Stow residents to suggest topics for the 1960 1961 season amid a growing school population.
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Stow
Charles Childs
P.T.A
Wasuma Jamboree Over Weekend in Sudbury Area
About 300 Boy Scouts from Sudbury Wayland Framingham Hudson and Maynard attend the second annual Wasuma Jamboree at Narczynski Field Hudson Road starting 4:30 Friday. Events include flint and steel fire rope trophy tower building signaling tug of war obstacle race first aid and compass course with a council fire and an Indian dance by Wayland Scouts at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and trophies awarded afterward.
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Sudbury
Wayland
Framingham
Hudson
Maynard
Narczynski
Hudson Road
Flint and Steel
Martyn Hall
Wasuma
Hiawatha
Hansel and Gretel at Center School Gym Friday
Sudbury Teachers Association presents the Hansel and Gretel film in Center School Gym Friday April 29 from 4 to 5 30 p m. The animated Technicolor tale shows two resourceful children outwitting a witch. All donations help fund the association scholarship.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Teachers’ Association
Hansel
Gretel
Parent
Sudbury Plans Talent Data Pool For Schools
A Sudbury subcommittee of the Citizen's Council for Sudbury Schools announced a talent data program. Short forms will be released April 28 through schools and papers and in shopping areas so residents can volunteer skills. After submissions, volunteers will be contacted to build a detailed record of contributions. The effort targets an early fall booklet listing talents to assist Sudbury teachers.
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Sudbury
Citizen’s Council For Sudbury
Tricks of a Green Thumb at Sudbury Garden Club
Mrs. Dorothy Swan Malley spoke on home gardening at the Thursday Garden Club meeting in Sudbury last week. Dessert was served by Mrs. Dexter G. Allen and Mrs. George Hackman, with club president Mrs. Frederick D. Good Jr. presiding. The club plans to restore Wayside Inn gardens and plant two trees at a local school, while Mrs. William R. Freitas will address the annual luncheon on May 12 at Wayside Inn.
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Sudbury
Dorothy Swan Malley
Stanley F. Rogers
Dexter G. Allen
George Hackman
Frederick D. Good, Jr
Wayside Inn
William R. Freitas
Garden Club Federation
Fern Talk Delights Sudbury Garden Club
Miss Esther Lovejoy, president of Malden Garden Club, spoke at the Sudbury Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Samuel Reed. She noted ferns offer beauty without high cost, and explained identifying features include fronds and sporophylls. Tea followed with a social hour hosted by Mrs. 8. Ellis Hand and helpers.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Garden Club
Samuel Reed
Esther Lovejoy
Ellis Hand
Harry E. Ferguson
Chester Harris
Albert Howard
Harold Johnson
Robert Ling
Sudbury Junior Rifle Club Dance Friday at Horse Pond School
Sudbury Parents League presents the annual Sudbury Junior Rifle Club dance at Horse Pond School this Friday from 8 to 1 30 pm. Mrs Howard Emmons serves as league president and the group supports theatre and youth activities for junior and high school students.
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Sudbury
Horse Pond School
Parents League
Howard Emmons
Ling
Kotila wins Patriots Day 26 mile grind in record pace
Paavo Kotila of Finland wins the 64th Patriot's Day marathon in 2 20 54 finishing 500 yards ahead of Gordon MacKenzie of New York. Johnny Kelly quits at 17 miles with blisters, while Veikko Koivumaki also places in the top five as the Finns dominate the field of 158.
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Paavo Kotila
Finland
Wellesley
Kottila
Gordon MacKenzie
New York
Exeter Street
Kotila
Veikko Koivumaki
Kolita
Natick
Wellesley College
Johnny Kelly
MacKenzie
Koivumaki
Kelly
America
Wellesley Square
Woodland
Jimmy Green
Saugus
Nyu Grad
Paavo Kolita
N. Y
James Green
Alfred A. Confalone
Wakefield
Alfred Breckenridge
USMC
Quantico
Robert Carman
Pittsburg
Robert Com
Culver City
Cal
Thomas Ryan
Long Beach
Robert Drake
Cancer Crusade Continues in Stow with April Drive Time
Stow co chairmen Mrs Robert Derby and Mrs Kendrick Bushnell announce the Cancer Crusade in Stow will occur April 28 from 6 to 8 p m with additional collection before and after to reach all residents. The drive aims to support research service and education as part of a national effort urged by officials and volunteers.
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Cancer Crusade
Stow
Robert Derby
Kendrick Bushnell
The
Cancer Society
Derby
Bushnell
America
Beacon Hill Open House Saturday April 23
A Beacon Hill open house event will be held Saturday April 23 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets are sold by the Women's City Club at 40 Beacon Street Boston. The tour includes 12 notable houses across Mt. Vernon Louisburg Square West Cedar Chestnut and Acorn streets and the Women's City Club twin houses facing the Common built in 1818. Many homes are being converted to apartments and the event offers a chance to view Beacon Hill before changes reduce access. Women in the area lead committees for the affair.
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Sudbury
Beacon Hill
Women’s City Club
Beacon Street
Boston
Mt. Vernon Street
Louisburg Square
West Cedar Street
Chestnut Street
Acorn Street
Women's City Club
Bedford Couple Return From Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs Gaston Goyette of Duneim Road recently returned from a visit to Florida.
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Mrs. Gaston Goyette
Duneim Road
Florida
Demonstration at Regional High School Monday Evening
Sudbury Regional High School P T A schedules a gym demonstration by physical education staff Paul Volk and Mary Louise Roberts. Boys and girls perform tumbling folk dancing fencing and parallel bar routines by Per Adler one of two Norwegian high school students sponsored by Studentange. Science department display and refreshments follow in the cafeteria.
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Sudbury
Lincoln
Paul Volk
Mary Louise Roberts
Physical Education Department
Per Adler
Studentange. Committee
Per
Housewives and Household Helpers Face Social Security Rules
More than 100000 housewives nationwide may be violating social security laws by not reporting wages paid to household workers. Employers must file quarterly reports for cash wages totaling $50 or more, listing worker name, social security number, and taxes due. Delinquent employers risk back taxes, penalties, and loss of benefits accuracy. Local SSA reps in Marlboro, Concord, and Maynard offer guidance and forms.
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Social Security Administration
Internal ‘Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Waltham
Marlboro City Hall
Concord Post Office
Maynard Town House
St Pauls Choir Rehearsals Schedule and Meeting
The children's choir will rehearse Friday at 3 30 P M and the seniors at 8 15 P M. The executive committee meets at the church on Wednesday at 6 P M. A planned ornamentation event is slated for May.
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St. Paul’s
Oreinaton
Recent Deaths Fung Carlisle-Edward Anderson, 89
Fung Carlisle-Edward Anderson, 89, former Curve Street resident and retired farmer, died at a Chelmsford nursing home after a three year illness. Born March 1, 1871 in Norway, he lived in Carlisle over 20 years and was survived by a son Amfin of Lowell, four grandchildren, a brother John of South Acton, and two sisters in South Acton. Funeral was held Monday at Evangelical Free Church in Concord with Rev. Donald Barnes officiating. Burial followed at Green Cemetery. Arrangements by MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home, Concord.
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Carlisle
Edward ‘Anderson
Curve Street
Chelmsford
Norway
Thorea Anderson
Amfin
Lowell
John
South Acton
Ola Monson
Annie Christofferson
Evangelical Free Church
Concord
Donald Barrnes
Green Cemetery
MacRae-- Tunnicliffe Funeral
East Acton Resident Han selpacker Dies at 74
East Acton George W Han selpacker 74 of Great Road formerly of Waltham died at home April 12 after a heart attack. Native of Jemsey New Brunswick he was in trucking until retirement. Survived by son George Lorimer and five grandchildren including Margaret Warren Ruth Sickman and other relatives. Services held Friday Wentworth Chapel Waltham Rev S Lester Ralph officiated. Burial Mount Feake Cemetery.
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East Acton
George W. Hanselpacker
Great Road
Waltham
Jemsey
New Brunswick
George
Lorimer
Margaret) Warren
St. Petersberg
Fla
Carl
Alice) Sickman
Charles
Ruth) Tikpetts
Wentworth ‘Chapel
Marion T Smith longtime Concord resident dies in New Jersey
Marion T Breen Smith 81 longtime Concord resident died Saturday in Ramsey New Jersey. She was born in Ireland widow of Patrick A Smith survived by three daughters Lilah Coe Ramsey New Jersey Marion Kammerick Chevy Chase Maryland and Vera Counihan Kensington Maryland 12 grandchildren Services conducted yesterday at Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home followed by high mass at St Bernard's Church Rev James H Connolly celebrant with Deacon Rev Thomas F Brosnan and Fr John A York. Interment in St Bernard's Cemetery Bearers Joseph Hayes John Smith Henry Smith Jack Castor Lawrence Hennessy Thomas Hayes.
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Concord
Mrrs
Marion T. (Breen) Smith
Ramsey
N.J
Ireland
Patrick A. Smith
Lilah Coe
N. J
Marion Kammerick
Chevy Chase Ma
Vera Counihan
Kensington
St.Bernard’s Cemetery
Fr. Connolly
Joseph Hayes
John Smith
Henry Smith
Jack Castor
Lawrence Hennessy
Thomas Hayes
Maynard Man Veitch 71 Dies in Huntington New York
Maynard Raymond W Veitch 71 formerly of Maynard dies suddenly Saturday in Huntington New York where he had lived for many years He was born in Maynard and attended Dartmouth College He worked as an executive at American Woolen Company He leaves a son Robert a sister Mrs Helen Kitt Kitchin South Freeport Maine and a brother John Seattle Funeral services were held Monday at Harry A Taylor Funeral Home Northport New York
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Maynard
Raymond W. Veitch
Huntington
Long Island
N. Y
Dartmouth College
Bill Cunningham
American Woolen Company
Maynard Country Club
Robert
Helen Kitt Kitchin
South Freepond
John
Seattle
Wash
Harry Ia. Taylor
Northport
Bergstrom Rites Set In West Concord for 72 Year Old
West Concord Nils Henry Wilhelm Bergstrom 72 of 40 Barretts Mill Road died at home Monday. Born in Sweden December 11 1887 he lived in town for years work as a car center and belonged to Apostolic Lutheran Church Worcester. Surviving: two daughters Mrs John Lindquist Mrs Kaario Manni two sons Carl T Arthur H eleven grandchildren and three brothers John Alfred Axel. Services 2 p.m. today at West Concord Union Church with Rev Edwin B Nylen and Rev Reino Kallio officiating. Burial Mount Pleasant Arlington. Arrangements MacRae Tunicliffe Funeral Home.
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West Concord
Nils Henry Wilhelm Bergstrom
Barretts Mill Road
Sweden
Apostolic Lutheran Church
Worcester
Johanna
Roos) Bergstrom
John Lindquist
Wes.Concord
Kaario Manni
Littleton
Carl T
Arlington
Maynard Woman Dies After Illness At 47
Mrs Crowley Nevers a 47 resident of Maynard died Monday after an illness. She was born in yy. She leaves her mother Mrs Eaj South Acton two daughters Florence Beauregard and Catherine Lupo, and Emma Gibbons erdale. She also leaves three brothers Maynard Francis Seal Albert Maynard. Services were held at Sheehan and White this morning followed by an solemn high mass at St Bridget's Church. Burial was in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Maynard
Crowley) Nevers
Eaj South Acton
Florence Beauregard
Catherine Lupo
Emma Gibbons Erdale
Francis
Seal Albert
Sheehan & White F
Emn
St. Bridget’s
Chur
St. Bridget
Ie Town
Edward McNall, Edward McNall Namesake, 80, Concord Resident
Edward McNall, 80, formerly of Lexington Edna Namara, died last Friday. Survived by a sister Mrs Walsh of Watertown and William McN of Concord. Funeral from the Memorial Home with high mass at Brigid's Church. Burial at St Bernard's in Concord. Television sets market in massachusetts Rhode Island and Connell devices noted.
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Lexington
Namara
Walsh
Watertown
Stow Planning Board Hears Public Zoning By Law Amendments
The Stow Plc announces a public hearing at Stow Town Hall under 40A 6 to consider amendments to the Zoning By Law proposed for February 14 1949. Items include adding sections and off street parking rules with penalties for violations and schedule changes for various uses.
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Stow
Stow PLC
Stow Town Hall
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