Second Class Matter Notice from Marlboro Post Office 1908
Notice published by Enterprise Press Marlboro notes second class matter under the 1879 act. Mentions potential corrections and reprints for typographical errors. References to Julius Matthews Agency Boston and New York. subscription rates listed.
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Marlboro
Massachutenn
Enter- Press Inc
Enterprise Press
Ho Financial
Juline Met Special Agency
Nibury J
Boston
Julius Matthews
Avenue
New York
Save Men and Widows Urged to End Fatal Cycle
A distressed speaker urges society to reduce self sacrifice and focus on men’s survival. The speech highlights widows and children, urging moderation to prevent further losses and suggest support through psychiatric and social services.
Unemployment in China and urban planning ideas bloom
A United Nations note warns 17 million Chinese could be jobless as the economy slows while 600 million workers age 15 to 64 may rise to 660 million. Mothers have more births than jobs, said to frustrate communist leaders. In Chicago a proposed project adds rose bushes between expressway sides to reduce glare noise and hazards, while moonlit nights test safety and distraction concerns.
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United Nations
China
American Municipal Association
Chicago
League
Editor Letters Praise Sudbury Young Rats Program
A感谢 letter thanks Dear Mrs Chids and the Enterprise editor for space given to kids. it notes favorable reader reports and heavy headings that boosted the program. Alfred J Crowley signs the letter praising cooperation that aids work for the young rats of Sudbury.
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Chids
Sudbury
Winonas To Hold Scrabble Party At Church
Winonas Rebekah Lodge plans a Scrabble Party at the Community Universalist Church on Wednesday May 1. Miss Norma Smith will preside over the business session and Theresa Harland will lead the program. A delegation will attend the Rebekah Assembly in Hote Bradford Boston from April 30 to May 2.
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South Acton
Winona Re
Whitman to Speak at Unitarian League Dinner
The Concord Unitarian Laymen's League holds its annual meeting at 8 p.m. in the vestry next Thursday May 2 with a 6 45 p.m. roast beef dinner. Prof Walter Whitman a league member and Geneva peace conference participant will address the gathering.
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Concord
Unitarian Laymen’s League
League
Walter Whitman
Whitman
Eisenhower
Geneva
Remembering Simple Living and Family Crafts
A reminiscence recalls sewing stockings, spinning wool, and knitting in a rural home. The narrator describes helping with geese, feather beds, and using a wood stove, while noting how time spent with family around the fire shaped daily life.
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Frankton
Erie
Concord Pastor to Lead Morning Worship in Vermont
Reverend Robert Bills of St Albans Vermont will preside at the Sunday morning worship service at Trinity Congregational Church at 11 oclock. Members of the Middlesex Union Association will attend the meeting at Chestnut Street Congregational Church Worcester Sunday at 3 p.m. Senior Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Donald Bresnick leads worship and Barbara Bates speaks on Activites of the Older Youth Group.
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Concord
Robert Bills
St.Alans
Trinitarian Congregational’ Church
Ll*O’clork
Middisex Union Association
Chestnut Street
Bedford Group Dances For Grange At Town Hall
Bedford group from Phyllis L Richards school entertained the Bedford Grange at the Town Hall. Performers included Gloria Jean Finan Toe Ballet Sandra Vanzini Loreen Pearl and roller skate tap. An enthusiastic audience enjoyed the program and a repeat show is planned for Saturday evening May 11.
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Hulkeh
Phyllis L. Richards
Bedford Grange
Town Hall
Bedford
Gloria Jean Finan
Sandra Vanzini
Loreen Pearl
Will
Maynard Woman's Fellowship Plans Annual Meeting
The Maynard Woman's Fellowship of the Union Congregational Church will hold its annual meeting and election of officers on Thursday May 2 at 8 p.m. at the church. Mrs. William H. West will preside. The nominating committee will present officers for the coming year. The Constitution by the Executive Committee will be presented. Plans for the June dinner meeting will be announced. A social hour will follow.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Church
William H. West
Howard B. Case
Harold Goodwin
Janette M. Taylor
Public Auction Notice for Cancer Fund Sale
Hudson estate auctions to settle multiple local estates. First auction Thursday May 2 and every Thursday at 7 30 P M at Van Auction Barn Lower Main Street Hudson. Listings include maple den set virtually new. Items from Hudson Marlboro Berlin Sudbury Meynard Bolton Concord Northboro Southboro Acton Waltham.
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UBLIC
Lower Main St
Hudson Tel
Hudson
Marlboro
Berlin
Sudbury
Meynard
Bolton
Concord
Northboro
Southboro
Acton
Waltham
Partiai
New England Bank to Buy California Mortgages
Washington reports England money moves to California to ease West Coast housing credit. Worcester Federal Savings & Loan will buy a participating interest in a large block of conventional mortgages from the Los Angeles Association under a new administration policy allowing federal savings and loan associations to purchase mortgages nationwide.
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Washington
England
California
Worcester Federal Savings & Loan Association
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
White House
New England
Southwest
Worcester Federal
Los Angeles Association
Plan Breakfast West Acton Monthly Meeting at St Elizabeth Church
Holy Name Society met at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church hall last week with president Raymond Vorce presiding. Guest speaker Charles Monahan spoke on the TV Mass. Al Notar named breakfast chairman with May 19 set, possibly at Concord.
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West Acton
Holy Name Society
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Raymond Vorce
Charles Monahan
Townsend
Boston College
Daniel F. Dunn
al Notar
Concord
First Parish Unitarian announces sermons and meetings
Interim minister Rev. Robert Dale Richardson will preach on Peter Went Fishing at 11 o clock. Junior Young People meet at 6 30 p m with Robert L Moore presenting slides from Mexico City. The King's Daughters meet Tuesday at 2 p m with a 7 4 a m service in the chapel followed by a breakfast and reservations through the minister.
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Concord
Robert Dale Richardson
First
Unitarian Church
Peter
Robert L. Moore
Mexico City
Easter Sunrise Services At Johnson Home Draw Large Crowd
A large delegation of church members attended the Easter Sunday sunrise service hosted by the Christian Endeavor at the home of Mr and Mrs A H Johnson on Westford Street. Sunday morning Rev Robert B Dempsey pastor conducted two worship services both well attended.
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Carlisle
Christian Endeavor
A. H. Johnson
Westford Street
Robert B. Dempsey
Local Scouts Celebrate International Theme at Council Event
More than 1500 Bay Path and area Girl Scouts and readers from Marlboro Medway Framingham Southboro Sudbury and Hopkinton gathered at Cinema Theatre Shopper's World for a world wide recognition of Girl Scouting. Framingham Scouts carried 22 country flags and Miss Marion Roberts Massachusetts Girl Scouts executive director led songs and slides. Marlboro Brownies and Intermediate Scouts helped with ushers and seating. Miss Mary Fee serves on the Juliette Low committee of Bay Path Council.
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Bay Path
Marlboro
Medway
Framingham
Southboro
Sud
Hopkinton
Shopper's World
Juliette Low
Miss Marion Roberts
Massachusetts Girl Scouts
Sudbury
Miss Roberts
Scouts of
International Friendship Fund
Mary Fee
Bay Path Council
Maynard A Meet for St George's Fair Plans
A meeting of the members of the committee for the Annual St George's Episcopal Church Fair will be held on Wednesday evening May 1 at 8 p m at the parish house. Plans for the October 19 fair will be discussed and attendees urged to attend. Mrs Grace Stokes is chairman and Mr Louis Maglione is co chairman.
New Hampshire Ski Club Hosts 1957 North American Championship
The Winnipe Gaukee Ski Club of Gilford sponsored the 1957 North American championship tests in jumping cross country and combined held March 9 and 10.
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New Hampshire
Winnipegaukee Ski Club
Gilford
Trackmen Wallop Punchard In Meet at Andover
Concord high school track team dominated Punchard at Andover winning 724 to 22.5. They swept events including 220 yard dash, discus and shot put while taking all first places except the 100 yard dash the mile and the high jump where ties occurred.
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Concord
Walloping Punchard
Andover
Concord Little League Holds Weekend Tryouts
Concord plans a Little League season with tryouts this weekend for ages 10 and under on Saturday at 10 a.m. and 11 to 12 on Sunday at 2 p.m. Opening day is May 18 at 2 p.m. in Concord, with a parade and ceremonies at Emerson Playground.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Dodgers
Tigers
Charles F. Greene
Walter H. Higginbotham
Edward, Kantorski
Robert “ . Remon Rote
Eee
Pony League Tryouts Set for Maynard Valley
Pony League tryouts for the As sabet Valley Pony League will be held at Pony Park this coming Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. Boys not yet turning in applications may close the field. Players who were on a Pony League team last year must sign an application again.
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Maynard
Assabet Valley Pony League
Closo Field
Pony League
Mill Dam Bowlers Honor Longtime Leaders at Banquet
Concord Mill Dam League bowlers met at Elks Hall for their annual banquet hosted by Russ Palmer. President Bob Malloy led awards with Secretary Tom Hopkins assisting. Honored guests included George Wilkinson, Bob Donaghue, Joe Jungers, Jack Taylor, Barry Higgins, Rudy Currier, and Jack Halliday. New officers named: President Hopkins and Secretary Freddie.
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Concord—Mill Dam
Elks Hall
Russ Palmer
Golden Rooster
Bob Malloy
Tom Hopkins
George Wilkinson
West Concord League
Bob Donaghey
K. of C
Joe Jungers
Holy Name League
Jack Taylor
Alleys
Bedford
Holy Name Loop To Dine May 1st
Concord Holy Name Bowling League schedules annual banquet at Musketauquid Sportsmen's Club on May 1 at 7 30 PM. Championship team awards to follow rolloff. a movie program and several guests expected.
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Holy Name
Wset
Concord
Holy Name Bowling League
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s
Maynard School News Recaps Principals Conference
Miss Florence Wilder attended the 34th annual Conference of Principals of Junior and Senior High School at State Teachers College Framingham. Maynard Police Association awards two $100 scholarships to graduating seniors. Maynard Woman's Club pledges a scholarship for a class member in need. Mr Mattioli attended the conference April 15 16 at Framingham. Coolidge School pupil John Bingle grade 6 adopted a new dog.
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Florence Wilder
State Teachers College
Framingham
Massachusetts
Schol News
Frediano D. Mattioli
Maynard Police Association
Maynard Woman’s Club
Mattioli
Concord Stars Shine In National Month Play
incomplete text indicates Concord and Jeanne as players with top marks in a national month event. Al Baptiste noted, reads like prep sports brief about Grade 5 performance and anticipated reads.
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Concord
Jeanne
Susa
al Baptiste
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