Marlboro Enterprise ad rates and publication notes
Marlboro Mass edition notes publication details for The Enterprise Press Inc. Local address Main St Concord and Marlboro office, second class notice date August 25 1908, weekly Thursday issue, typographical error reprint policy, Eastern representation in Boston and New York, subscription information incomplete.
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Mattex
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Jusuus Mathews
Madison Avenue
New York
Hunting and Fishing Licenses Reach Record High Nationwide
U S fish and wildlife service reports a record high in hunting and fishing licenses sold last year. Fishing permits totalled 17 052 478, up about 900 000 from the prior year, with gross state revenue at 35 602 903 dollars. Worcester County leads Massachusetts in licenses and sportsmen organization memberships, driving local fish and game efforts.
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U.S. Ish
Witauie
Bay State
Worcester County
Surplus Salesmen Plan Europe Trade Mission
A group of 19 farmers will tour Europe under the Department of Agriculture to market surplus butter wheat and cotton. Secretary Benson warns liquidation is essential to avoid spoilage losses while courting France Spain Italy Greece Portugal Germany Egypt Turkey and Israel as potential customers.
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Europe
Department of Agriculture
Articulture
Benson Hhus
France
Spain
Italy
Greece
Portugal
Germany
Egypt
Turkey
Israel
Eek
State to Take Part in Polio Vaccine Test
Massachusetts will join a nationwide test of the Jonas Salk polio vaccine on school children after a favorable advisory committee ruling. Local boards of health in 30 communities will decide on participation with tests starting just before mid May and running through the school year end.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Samuel B. Kirkwood
Roy Feemster
Boards of Health
Feemster
Jonas Salk
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
R M Hatch Ex Native Dies At 75
Concord native Richard Myrick Hatch 75 died at Emerson Hospital Monday. A Watertown resident, he was an accountant and paymaster at Walker & Pratt Watertown before dissolution ten years ago. Survived by wife Estella F Chaplin, son Richard M Hatch of Concord, daughter Mrs Walter Bowen of Manchester NH, 10 grandchildren and four great grandchildren, sister Mrs Wallace B Conant. Funeral held at St John’s Methodist Watertown with burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Concord
Richard Myrick Hatch
Emerson Hospital
Hatch
Watertown
Burdett Business College
Boston
Walker & Pratt Manufacturing Company
Morgan Memorial
Home Loan Company, Inc
Sgt and Mrs Nolan Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary
West Concord police Sergt. and Mrs. Frederick Nolan observe their 25th wedding anniversary today. They married April 27 1929 in Concord by Rev. Smith O Dexter. Esther Elizabeth McLaughlin of Acton is his wife. They reside in Concord. He has served over 31 years on the Concord police force. They have two daughters Mrs Booth Jackson and Helen Nolan, two sons Corporal Frederick Nolan Jr with the U S Marine Corps in Jacksonville Florida and David Nolan a junior high student, plus one grandson.
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West Concord
Frederick Nolan
Harrington Avenue
Nolan
Concord
Smith O. Dexter
Esther Elizabeth McLaughlin
Acton
Sergt. Nolan
Booth Jackson
Helen Nolan
Corp
Frederick Nolan, Jr
U. S. Marine Corps
Jacksonville
Florida
David Nolan
DeMolay Confers Degree for Concord Members
Concord Chapter of the Order of De Molay met at the Masonic temple with Master Councillor George Hodgmann presiding. Degree work was held for three candidates James Rich ie Daniel Puffer and Stephen Puffer of Concord with visitors from Boston and Lexington welcomed. Plans were made for the mothers degree on May 9.
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Concord
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
George Hodgmann
James Richie
Daniel Puffer
Stephen Puffer
Boston
Lexington
Egg whites whip best at room temperature
To achieve stiff peaks beat egg whites after warming to room temperature. Let eggs sit out briefly before separating and whisking until glossy and firm.
Poultry Consumption Up 75 Percent Since Prewar Era
In 1954 every man woman and child in the United States consumed about 35 pounds of poultry on average. The figure marks a 75 percent rise over prewar levels reflecting growing demand for chicken and turkey across the country.
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U. S
Concord residents challenge hiring outsiders for police jobs
Three Concord police candidates protest the appointment of out-of-towners to the local force. They claim local residents offered more applications and challenge the closed-door selectmen meetings, urging openness and resident favoritism in vacancies. Signers include Secondg P. Sablone Charles E. Foley Williem McHugh.
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Hree
Concord
Town House
Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
P. Sablone
Charles E. Foley
Williem McHugh
Letter urging donations to American Cancer Society in Concord
Rosamond Hepburn, Concord Chairman, writes from Barretts M.1 road urging Massachusetts residents to donate to the American Cancer Society. She notes 73 000 cures last year and 9 000 cancer deaths in the state, emphasizes ongoing research and education, and explains there is no campaign in Concord this year. Checks to American Cancer Society may be sent to Mrs Andrew Hepburn.
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American Cancer ‘Society
Massachusetts
American Cancer Society
Concord
House O House
Andrew H. Hepburn
Barretts
Concord High Seniors Tour New York City
Fifteen Concord high school seniors spent vacation week in New York City staying at the Woodstock Hotel. They visited the Planetarium NBC Radio City Music Hall and saw Rose Marie plus a 35 mile Circle Tour of Manhattan Island. The group toured Wall Street the U N Building and the Empire State Building and dined at the Brass Rail Times Square before returning home with chaperones W Harold O Connor and Miss Miriam C Clark.
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Concord
Concord High
Woodstock
New York City
Sheila Dougherty
John Snelling
Owen Nichols
Nancy Mee- Walter
Charlie Napoli
Barbara Pereira
Dean Soule
John Magoon
Caroline Brooks
Paul Berube
Bob Witherell
Maxine Fultz
David Kane
Connie Finan
Planetarium
Radio City Music Hall
Manhattan Island
Wall Street
U. N. Building
Empire State Building
Brass Rail
Times Square
W. Harold O'Connor
Miriam C. Clark
Concord Students Enter Science Fair At MIT
Three co prize winners from Concord High School science fair sponsored by the Concord Lions Club last month will compete at MIT this week in a Boston newspaper sponsored event. Douglas Sinclair Christopher Billings and Robert McWalter join about 250 entrants vying for honors at the Rockwell Cage.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Boston
Douglas Sinclair
Christopher Billings
Robert McWalter
Rockwell Cage
Mystery Ride Planned by Concord Rainbow Assembly
Concord Rainbow Assembly meets Saturday at 7 30 in Masonic Temple with Miss Marjorie Metzler Carlisle presiding Elections of officers will be held and a mystery ride planned Members aim to attend the grand assembly in Boston on May 7 and 8
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Concord
Concord Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Marjorie Metzler
Carlisle
Boston
Joint Musical in Stow Town Hall Presented by Hale and Gleasondale
Hale High School and Gleasondale School will present a joint concert at Stow Town Hall on May 6 and 7 at 8 p.m. featuring a 40 piece Hale band, the Gleasondale Tonnettes, and the Gleasondale Gilee Club with about 50 voices. Proceeds will fund new musical instruments. Tickets available from students or at the door until sold out.
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Stow
Hale High School
Gleasondale
Stow Town Hall
Robert Lacey
Audrey Frieze
Tonnettes
Nearby towns close in on cancer campaign goal
Concord and several suburbs near the 100 percent mark in the Massachusetts cancer campaign with a state goal of 710000. Concord 87 percent Carlisle 86 percent Littleton 92 percent Sudbury 64 percent Boxborough 80 percent Maynard Acton Bedford and others either unreported or below 62 percent.
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Concord
Adrian O’keeffe
Massachusetts
Andrew H. Hepburn
Carlisle
Richard Warren
Littleton
Donald D. Prouty
Sudbury
Stuart Edgerly
Boxborough
Anne. K. Steele
Maynard
Acton
Bedford
New Concord cruiser enters service with Ford fleet
Concord police introduce a new cruiser, shifting from Chevrolet models. The department plans to replace two 1953 cruisers with Ford vehicles and expects the new cars to arrive later this year.
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Concord
Concordment
Mrs Driscoll of Maynard Dies at 83
Mrs Dora L Driscoll of 4 Bancroft Street Maynard died at her home last Wednesday afternoon at age 83. She widow of John J Driscoll former street superintendent. Survived by sister Mrs Joseph O'Brien of Maynard. Funeral from her home Saturday morning with prayers at St Bridget’s at 9. Buried in parish cemetery. Post burial solemn requiem mass held last Monday at St Bridget’s. Fowler Funeral service handled arrangements.
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St. Bridget’s
Fowler
Arbor Day Observed by State Clubs in Sudbury
Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs plans Arbor Day on May 8 at Memorial Forest Reservation South Sudbury from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. About 200 trees will be planted under District Forester Norman Gardner with possible Natural Resources Division officials attending. A 2:15 p.m. specimen tree dedication and a 2:30 p.m. flag dedication ceremony honor Gold Star Mother Mrs William Munroe.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Memorial Forest Reservation
South Sudbury
Norman Gardner
Natural Resources Division
The
Commonwealth
Forest Grove
Wayside Inn
Federation
William Munroe
Forest Reservation
Sudbury Chief Issues 3 Day Fire Report
Sudbury chief lists multiple grass and brush fires from April 20 to 22. Incidents include Maynard road blaze near Alexander property two acres burned, rescue of a wedged child on Dutton road, and mutual aid responses to Stow and the Ammunition Depot.
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Sudbury
Maynard Road
Alexander
Sherman
Dutton Road
Basswood Avenue
Willis Lake Drive
Stow
Lincoln Road
Sherman Bridge
Wayland
Old County Road
Ammhunition
Bedford Woman’s Community Club Scholarships Open
The Bedford Woman’s Community Club invites applications through June 1 for two scholarships to graduates who plan further study. One $150 and one $100 award consider scholastic rank in the top third and community and school contributions. Send applications to Mrs. Dana B. Clark, scholarship chairman, North Road, Bedford.
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Bedford
Bedford Woman’s Community Club
Dana B. Clark
North Road
Maynard 4-H Clubs Exhibit Saturday in George Washington Auditorium
Maynard 4-H clubs hold their annual exhibit in the George Washington auditorium on Saturday at two oclock. About 70 children display sewing knitting cooking and crafts with a program featuring Camp Middlesex pictures and a dress and knitted article revue. Blue ribbons qualify for Achievement Day in Cary hall Lexington May 8 with 4-H pins for first-year members.
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Maynard
George Washington Auditorium
Camp Middlesex
Cary Hall
Lexington
Woman's Club To Hold Election Luncheon Meeting
Sudbury Woman's Club plans its annual luncheon and meeting at the 1775 House Lexington on Wednesday May 5 at 1 p.m. Reservations with Mrs Francis Raynor Miss Elizabeth M Walker or Mrs Merle L Hamilton.
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Sudbury Woman’s Club
Lexington
Conford
Francis Raynor
Elizabeth M. Walker
Merle L. Hamilton
Rummage Sale for Parker Street Hall posted
Maynard All-American Club will hold a rummage sale at Parker Street Hall on Saturday May 22 starting at 10 30 a m Proceeds fund new scenery and stage items The committee chaired by Helen Ketola includes Gertrude Syrjanen Aune Jaakola Huldah Nelson Mabel Hytonen and Tyyne Glad
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Maynard
Parker Street Hall
Helen Ketola
Gertrude Syrjanen
Aune Jaakola
Huldah Nelson
Mabel Hytonen
Tyyne Glad
Lost Book Notice for Pass Book No 624
Payment stopped on Pass Book No 624 reported by Concord Operative Bank of Concord Massachusetts with dates April 29 May 6 13 as the public notice was issued.
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Concord Operative Bank
Concord
Mass
Proposed Speed Route Changes in Lexington and Bedford
Public works notice announces a hearing on proposed motor vehicle speed changes along Routes 4 and 25 in Lexington and Bedford. The plan sets varying speeds up to 40 mph over a 2.60 mile corridor beginning south of the highway start and ending at the town line, with a session in 1954 at 3 15 P.M. at Joshua Street Boston.
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Lexington
of Public Works
Distrar of Motor V
Will
Joshua Street
Bosto
Bedford
Bem
Begin
Ford
Town Board Sets Hearing on Sanitary Permit for Lot
A Middlesex probate notice reports Acton residents Samuel Melis and Jack K Ho facing a conservatorship matter filed with the Commonwealth. The filing dates and procedures are listed as the court sets a twenty day deadline for appearances.
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Cone Board of Heal
Hi Martha
Samuel Melis
Jack K. HO
Commonwealth i Middlesex
Acton
Jowance
John Ae
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Northboro Girls
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Hudson High School
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