The Weekly Enterprise Office Address and Publication Details
The Weekly Enterprise ofice Marlboro Massachusetts lists mailing address and publication schedule. It notes second class matter status, date and act year, plus subscription rates for one year six months and single copies. It mentions towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford as included areas.
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Enterprise Ofice
Liberty Street
Marlboo
Mass
Marlboro
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Candidates for Repeal Convention in Massachusetts
Officials announce a caucus of the governor and top state officers to nominate six delegates for the prohibition repeal convention. Ninety candidates across 15 districts will appear on the June 13 ballot. The process is described as a registering mechanism with no extra pay for delegates.
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State House
Massachusetts
Esther Andrews
Andrews
Advertising as Merchandising Medium in Newspapers
The piece argues that newspaper ads must be consistent and ongoing to build results. It compares ad campaigns to daily meals, urging merchants to allocate steady budgets and steadily use space to lower cost per sale and grow with increased volume.
Bedford News Roundup and Easter Holiday Moves
Mrs George Blinn returns from Washington D C while John McGilvary serves as a juror in Cambridge. Mrs Revert Sands visits Canada and her sons stay with Sands family in Fiteburg. Mabel Riese resumes Everett teaching duties and daughter Helen returns as Plymouth principal after Easter. Dodge family travels to Maine for break. Fire damages Reginald Douglas home on Burlington Road with four hundred chicks burned. water shortage worsens damage. Town employees receive a small pay boost after several weeks. Tax receipts arrive slowly and paydays become a welcome sight.
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George Blinn
Greast Road
Washington
D. C
John McGilvary
Hillside Ave
Superor Criminal Court
Cambridge
Revert Sands
Canada
Plymouth
Russell Dodge
Russell ,Jr
Great Road
Maine
Box
Reginald Douglas
Burlington Road
Concord social night held at Odd Fellows Hall
The Concord CD of a Hold Social Night featured an illustrated lecture on Flowers by Paul Frese of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Mrs John Gallagher and Miss Josephine Prendergast sang and played piano solos, with refreshments served under Mrs Cornelia Bedford.
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Christian’s
Cathol ¢ Daughters of
Amerca
Odd Fellow’s
West Concord
Paul Frese
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
John Gallaghey
Josephine Prengergust
Church Family Night at West Congord Union details
Thursday evening at 6 30 the April Church Family Night of the West Congord Union church will be held under the auspices of the Yelping Hand Society. A chop suey supper will be served under Mrs George Fenton and followed by society entertainment.
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West Congeord Union
Yelping Hand Society
George Fenton
May Breakfast by Ladies' Union at West Concord
The sixth annual May Breakfast of the Ladies Union at West Concord Union Church is set for Wednesday May 3 from 6 to 9 PM with Mrs Andrew Edwardson as committee chair. A mission for Massachusetts Reformatory Catholic prisoners opened Monday with mass. non Catholic prisoners joined in. Jesuit Rev Fr O'Brien of Boston College leads the week long mission ending Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Eugene Cammeyer of Pleasant Street are on a note trip to Philadelphia.
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Ladies’ Union
West Loncord Union
Andrew Edwardson
Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord
Fr O'Brien
Boston
College
Eugene Cammeyer
Pleasant Street
Philadelphia
Pratt H H winner ties for high score in Concord link event
Pratt and Cameron top the H H tournament at Concord Country Club with 39 points each. Buttrick places third with 35 as other listed players include Pecht 39, Wardwell 33, Fuaver Sham 338, Brown 32 and Edgarton 30 amid a trove of scores from the weekend event.
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H. H
Concord
Burleigh L Pratt
Alexander A Cameron
John Buttrick
Ragle
Brite
Par
Burleigh
Chas F Libby Wed Charles Libby Takes Bride
Frances A Pakus and Charles I Libby united in marriage at 3 pm in Immaculate Conception parish residence. Attendants Veronca Pakus and Richard Libby. Bride wore white satin with tulle veil and orange blossom coronet. Reception at Pakus home 3 Spruce Street. Guests from Brooklyn Jersey City Pawtucket Providence attended. Couple to reside at 3 Spruce Street after wedding trip.
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Marlboro
Frances A Pakus
Charles I. Libby
Immaculaté ‘Conception Church
Veronca Pakus
Richard Libby
Constant Pakus
Spruce Street
Whch
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jersey City
Pawtucket
R. I
Providence
Marlboro Man Cleared in Colleary Square Building Damage
Marlboro Frank Ventola of Mea ford the operator of a truck accused of striking the Bab cock building at Colleary Square weeks ago was found not guilty by a jury on charges of failing to reveal himself after causing property damage.
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Marlboro
Frank Ventola
Meaford
Babcock
Colleary Square
Prayer Talk and Treasurer Shakeup at Baptist Church
The Marlboro Senior Christian Endeavor Society met in the vestry to discuss the topic Prayer with Izetta Macfarlane leading a talk and members singing Take Time to The Holy. A special Executive Board meeting chaired by Helen Lincoln reviewed treasury plans and accepted Gardner Anderson's resignation as treasurer who is moving to Newton. Christine Benner and Jessie Fisher to propose a new treasurer at the next meeting. Meetings will pause on the 4th and resume in September.
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Barbara Tucker
Martha
Margaret Whitman
Clyde Wilbur
Gardner Anderson
Anderson
Newton
Jessie Fisher
Phyllis Benner
Ma.conary
Libby Honored as Son of Local Residents
Libby, son of Mr and Mrs John Libby of 6 Lawn Street, is mentioned as a local youth tied to the Libby family in this community notice.
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Libby Is
The
John Libby
Lawn Street
Maynard Belmont League Game Ends In Tie
Belmont High and Maynard High, contenders for the Middlesex League crown, battled to a 9 all tie at Crowe Park as rain halted play. Costanza hit four times for the Jometowners and Meehan did similarly for the Rich Town lads. A makeup date will be set if needed. The score stood 9 to 9 when play stopped.
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Maynard
Belmont H §S
Maynard H §S
Crowe Park
Jupe Pluvius
Costanza
Concord Players to Present Come Out of It Chen
The Concord Players announce the comedy Come Out of It Chen to be performed May 4 5 and 6. Tickets go on sale from Richardson Drug Company at 9 am on April 25 and may be ordered by mail to Charles G Edgarton.
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Chen
Concord Players
Richardson Drug Company
Charles G. Edgarton
Birthday Party for Barvara Williams at Harford Street
Bedford reports Barvara Williams, niece of Mrs. John Harrington, hosted a birthday party for seven playmates Friday at 3 pm. Games followed by ice cream and cake. Barvara graciously thanked guests as she opened presents. Attendees included Ruth McMahon, Marjorie Thaxter, Esther Sullivan, Mary McGrath, Helen Denham, Louise Kelley, Dorothy Perkins.
France Minister Jung to Represent Italy in Economics Talks
Rome reports that France Minister Jung, who will represent Italy in the economic discussions with President Roosevelt, is expected to sail from Genoa to New York aboard the Conte di Savola on April 26.
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Rome
France
Jung
Italy
Roosevelt
New York
Genoa
Mothers Week Planned by South Acton Congregational Church
The South Acton Congregational church team planned a Mothers Week from May 7 to 13. A social service with Magdalene Chapter OES Maynard is set for May 7, a Mother and Daughter’s supper is planned for May 10, and Rev Mullin of Huntington WV preached May 7. Also noted is the removal of the old rear horse shed and recovery news for Mrs Woodworth after surgery.
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Congregational Church
Magdalene Chapter
Maynard
Elizabeth Richardson
Somerville
Mary H. Lothrop
Emery D. Lothrop
Milford
Mass
Frank C. Lothrop
Mullin
Huntington
West Virginia
Arthur
South Acton
Emma ‘Quimby
Piper Road
Randall N, Woodworth
Woodworth
Appointed to High Position Samuel E Bloomberg Named Master in Chancery
Samuel E Bloomberg of Pittsfield has been appointed master in chancery for Berkshire County. He is the first Jewish lawyer in the county to hold the post. Born in Maynard in 1899, he is a Northeastern University Law School graduate, class of 1920. He is the son of Simon and Beatrice Bloomberg of Boston and brother of Harry Bloomberg, a Suffolk Law School professor. Local friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Maynard
Samuel E Bloomberg
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Bloomberg
Simon and Beatrice Bloomberg
Boston
Harry Bloomberg
Suffolk Law School
A Maynard
Northeastern College of Law
Concord Artillery Holds Regular Drill and Dance Night
A regular bill of the Concord Artillery was held at the State Armory Monday night with close order drill and rifle exercises. The officers attended a battalion school at the Woburn Armory on Sunday. Private James J. Driscoll was honorably discharged at term end. The fourth annual prize drill and dance will be held Wednesday night May 1.
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Concord Artillery
State Armory
Woburn Amory
James J. Driscoll
The Col onel s Maid at Harvey Wheeler School May 2
Last call for The Colonel s Maid to be staged at the Harvey Wheeler School on Tuesday May 2 with the same cast as in its two earlier successes. Warren B Goddard stars alongside a large ensemble including Richard W McCalbe Colonel Richard Byrd Miss Marian E Frame Marjorie Byrd Robert L McAuley and Julia Carroll among others.
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Harvey Wheeler
Warren B. Goddard
Robert Rudd
Richard W. McCalbe
Richard Byrd
Marian E Frame
Marjorie ‘Byrd
Robert L McAuley
Rudd
Theodora Blodzgell
John Carroll
Alison Massie
Julia’ Carroll
Egbert T. Montague
Ned Graydon
Kerl Madsen
James Boscom
Josephine Pearce
Ching-A-Ling
Maynard Ladies Auxiliary Plans 26th Anniversary Dinner
Maynard The Ladies Auxiliary AD 11 will mark its 26th anniversary next Tuesday with a supper and entertainment at Odd Fellows hall. A Progres ive Lodge K of P delegation will attend the Grand Lodge convention at Pythian Castle. Mizpah Rebekah lodge held a whist party this afternoon at Odd Fellows hall. Frank C. Sheridan announced a hearing on utility price investigation at the State House on Wednesday May 10. Maynard Grange music program for Go To Church Sunday includes duets and choir pieces. group will attend the M E Church.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythos
Pythian Castle
Peter Woodland Lodge
Lynn
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Frank C. Sheridan
State House
Maynard Grange
God Is
Alan Palmer
Adelaide Sims
Firefighters Contain First Brush Fire Of Season
Box 52 was founded Monday afternoon for the first brush fire of the season on the Davis Road. The firemen made short work of it.
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Box 52
Davis Road
Concord Choral Society Benefits Charity Concert
The Concord Choral Society plans a May 10 concert at Concord Academy gym for the Concord Unemployment Committee. The program features sacred and secular works by Praetorius Festa Bach Mozart Tschaikowsky Holst and folk songs with two instrumental groups including Schumann Arensky and Brahms selections.
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Concord Choral Society
Concord
Concord Academy Gymnasium
Praetorius
Festa
Bach
Wayden
Mozart
Tschaikovsky
Holst
Schumann and
Arensky
Harry B. Little
Guiseppe de Lelis
Goncord
Chuir
Alfred M. Uhler
Johannes Brahms
Charles E. Brown
Benj. R. Bulkeley
Stedman Butrick Sr
William A Reedday
Thomas W
C. J. Rocks
Anne Root
W. K. Shaw, Jr
I. Servais
iMrs. S. ‘T. Short
M. JC. ‘Taylor
H. P. Thorpe
G. W Vialle
Waddell
Helen Wadsworth
Eleanor Way
R. K
H. D. ‘H. Williams
Altos
Marion Barker
C. S. Bumford
B. P. Daniels
Ellen, Emerson
Mollie W. Enders
Regina Feeney
Cyrus Hosmer
Carolyn Hosmer
C. S. Johnson
List of Names From Meeting Minutes
A fragment lists numerous individuals including G. M. Johnson, Adelaide Potter, Catherine, J. Wheeler, Walter S., J.W. Ballou, Gale, P. A. Davis, W. N. Mullaney, Raga, Thor, Bhatti, C. H. Bhatti, Conant, D. He Sheehan Short, and A. M. Uhler among others. The partial OCR provides no context or roles.
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G. M. Johnson
James
Adelaide Potter
Nolds
Catherine
A .H. Uhler
J Wheeler
Walter S. W .Tenors
J.W. Ballou
Gale
P. A. Davis
W. N Mullaney
Raga
E Spaulding
P. Thor Bases
C. H. Bhatti
C. Fish
W. B. Conant
P.A. Jr
R. Heminway
Jk. T Hewill) Johnson
C. W. Locke
JM K Raynolds
D. HE Sheehan Short
A. .M. Uhler
W.worth
Concord Troop 31 to Renew Charter With Ceremony
On Friday evening at Trinity Parish House 1 the Concord Boy Scout Troop 31 will receive its charter for the coming year. The event marks renewal and future accomplishments for the troop. A Parents Night follows inviting all parents relatives and scouts of the troop to attend.
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Trinity Parish House
Anniversary Mass for Sister Catherine Julie in St church
An anniversary Mass will be offered for the late Sister Catherine Julie at St church Friday morning. The request comes from the Academy Alumna tion group led by Mrs Elsie Tower, Mrs Tower, and Charles J Tow.
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Catherine Julie
St. Church
5Ael’s Academy
Elsie Tower
Mrss Tower
Charles J Tow
St. Peters U'S
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