Marlboro Enterprise ad rates and contact list
The Marlboro based Enterprise Press Inc publishes the Concord Enterprise weekly on Thursdays. Notices list contact addresses in Marlboro Boston and New York. Subscription rates show single copies eight cents and one year twenty two dollars.
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The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Walden
Concord Tel
Emerson
Underground shelters as city arteries face costly debate
A discussion in The American City magazine argues for underground underground truck routes as everyday assets to ease surface congestion and bolster economy, while noting $38 billion costs and the need for studies on food and care during an attack. Oklahoma marks its 50th state exposition with Governor Gary leading a ceremonial start.
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Thas
Municipal Officies
Oklahoma
Gary
Sooner
Oklahoma City
Meigs Wins By 22 Votes In Acton Selectman Race
Letter to voters from Katherine Mary Kinsley of West Acton questions the close election result for selectman. She notes Meigs won by 22 votes with 404 for Meigs and calls for independent voices in Acton politics. The letter dates July 29, 1957.
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Acton
Acton Enterprise
Meigs
Arene Cobs
Katherine
Mary Kinsley
Central Street
Mass
Controversy Over New Beach Area Sparks Taxpayer Friction
Local debate centers on a $59,000 beach project with Brennan and Nickols clashing over intended use. Taxpayers claim they cannot swim in the area while officials say the space is temporary for water safety lessons and will open to sunbathers after August 20. The Red Cross opposition compounds pressure as Nelson pushes for reevaluation and reseeding.
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Brennan
Nickols
American Red Cross
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Nelson
Te County
Bay Path Girl Scouts Leave Camp Bay Path
Sudbury reports half way point at Camp Virginia Bay Path Council Girl Scout Camp in Boston as two week groups depart. Scouts from Framingham Marlboro Medway Hopkinton Southboro Sudbury Medford return home with memories of campfires hikes and crafts while merit badges for fall are pursued. Miss Kay Allen and Miss Lucy Sealey announce departure to attend International Camp in Canada next week with units bound for a future council representation.
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Sudbury
Virginia
Bay Path Council
Boston
Kay Allen
Lucy Sealey
Southboro
Margaret Clark
Mar¢ia Clements
Ellen Dean
Beverly Ente
Charlene Geller
Judith Guglielmo
Connie Hanley
Nancy Joyce
Patricia Kelly
Karen Kiley
Elizabeth Larraway
Jean Lovering
Patricia Marr
Karen Montana
Dorothy Murphy
Andrea Owens
Pamela Piper
June Silver
Ellen Smith
Susan Smith
Barbara Stanley
Marie Sullivan
Sue’ Vodoklys
Janet Webb
Sandra
Johnston and Cahoon Qualify in New England Amateur Golf
Reggie Johnston and Harold Cahoon Jr representing Concord qualified for further title play at Wyatt Rhode Island after rounds of 155 and 156 respectively on Tuesday. About 25 million harmonicas are in use in the U S, more than all other instruments combined.
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Concord
Reggie Johnston
Harold Cahoon, Jr
New England
Wyatt, R.I
U. S
Nyatt
R.I
Harold
Butch’ Cahoon, Jr
Geary Repeats Club Championship At Concord Country Club
Geary wins another club championship at Concord Country Club. Playoffs were completed before vacation. No tournament last week due to vacation. next week Harold Cahoon, pro and manager, and assistant Stan Wasiuk plan a new event.
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Concord
Cal Geary
Concord Country Club
Harold Cahoon
Stan Wasiuk
Kiwanis Camp Program Opens August 8 for Sudbury Youths
Sudbury Kiwanis continues its camp program aiding children with limited means. Aggasiz Village and Camp Wonderland groups depart August 8 and August 12 respectively, with volunteers transporting them to Aggasiz Village and Sharon. Camp gear, a defined packing list, and supervised supervision are noted, with total Kiwanis support exceeding $700.
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Camp Wonderland
Maureen Boyd
Martha Curran
Eva Elwin
Donny Hill
Stuart Fletcher
Stephanie Riffin
Jury Riffin
Rodney Yetton
Kathleen Yetton
George Place
Danny Place
Dotty Place
South Sudbury Post Office
Larry Leone
R. Merriam
Sudbury Kiwanis
Sharon
Kiwanian
Carleton Ellins
Herb Brooks
Buttner
Camyn Wonderland
Salvation Army
Sudbury
Kiwanis
Faith Elwin
Girl Scout
Paul Bisson
Judy Enos
Plum Island
Bernice G. Hapgood
R.N
David W. Hapgood
Irving Place
Onderland
Donald Atkins
Belio
Rosenbaum
George Bell
Kiwanians
Kiwanis Club
Man Arrested in Shorts Escapes Mentally Ill Facility
Paris Paris area police detained a man seen walking in shorts in Melun on Wednesday night. After questioning he was returned to the mental institution he had previously escaped from.
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Paris
Melun
Red Sox Coach Visit Highlights Sudbury Little League
Sudbury Little Leaguers host a visit by Jack Burns, Red Sox coach, tonight at 6 15 at the Little League Field on the Boston Post Road beyond Twin Maples. The evening also marks the season’s final game.
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RED Sox
Sudbury
Jack Burns
Boston Post Road
Twin Maples
Veteran Johnny Kelley to enter 15 kilometer New England meet
West Acton native Johnny Kelley plans to run the first New England A A A 15 kilometer championship in Bath Maine next Saturday August 3 The event honors the 350th anniversary of shipbuilding in America and includes John Kelley a favorite after his recent Boston Marathon victory as a prominent entrant from the Kelley family.
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West Acton
Johnny Kelley
New England
Bath
John Kelley
America
Locals Fall 5-4 in District Playoff At Maynard
The Concord Little League all stars dropped a 5-4 loss to Assabet Valley in a district playoff at Maynard on Saturday. It was the third straight year the Maynard Acton combination eliminated the locals. Concord had a chance to win in the final inning but failed.
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Concord
Assabet Valley
Maynard
Softball Clash Sets Benefit Game Between Police and Firemen
West Concord benefit softball match between Concord police and Concord firemen was played at Rideout Playground for the Conc o Little League. In a rematch the firefighters defeated the police 34 to 18 after a prior 34 to 18 result.
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West Concord
Concord Police
Concord Firemen
Rideout
Conco
Concord Entries in Nyatt RI Championships
Concord locals Har old Cahoon Jr and Reggie Johnston competed in the Nyatt Rhode Island championship events on Tuesday.
United Press Expands Ohio Newspaper Coverage
United Press reports expanding its distribution to additional Ohio newspapers, strengthening its lead as the most widely circulated news service in the state. The move increases access to national and international dispatches for Ohio editors and readers.
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United Press
Ohio
Paterson Blames Ring Rust For Late KO
Floyd Patterson, youngest heavyweight champion, blamed eight months of inactivity and ring rust for a late TKO over Tommy Hurricane Jackson in his first title defense before 18,101 at the Polo Grounds. The 22 year old vowed to defend the crown three or four times yearly, starting with Pete Rademacher next month.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press Sports
New York
Floyd Patterson
Tommy Hurricane Jackson
Polo Grounds
Archie Moore
Rusty
Pete Rademacher
Groton Upsets Leominster In Village League Baseball
Groton beat Leominster 5-4 on Friday to rebound after a 19 game start and near clinch of second place. Ayer defeated Groton 6-3 as league leaders. Week games include Lowell at Littleton and Leominster at Ayer. West Concord remains last.
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West Concord
Leominster
Ayer
Groton
Lowell
Littleton
Bedford Golf Tourney Planned for August Dates
An amateur golf tourney is planned for August 3 and 4 at Sandy Burr Country Club in Bedford. Clue in Wayland and arrangements are led by Paul B. Gilman and Robert Benoit under the Callaway automatic handicap system. Registration may be made by calling CR 4-7433.
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Sandy Burr
Clue
Wayland
Paul B. Gilman
Robert Benoit
Golf match draws four at Concord Country Club
Concord Newton Rotarians golf match finally played last Wednesday after a postponement. Newton golfers appeared scarce with only four participants. Reported scores include Frank Esau 134 Fred Boyd 128 Bill Magoon 108 Bob Parks 108 and Ralph Macine 106.
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Concord
Concord-Newton
Maynard Summer Bowling League Plans Ball Game at Fenway Park
Windup matches of the Maynard Summer Bowling League are due this week and members planned to attend their annual ball game at Fenway Park Boston Tuesday evening. Shoemakers lead team standings and Vic Stevheng tops individual averages.
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Maynard
Fenway Park
Boston
Vic Stevheng
Local Sudbury Little League Keeps Title Race Tight
As the season ends the Comets lead with 6-1 while the Arrows stand 4-3 and Sabers 3-4. Phil Cares of the Sabers earns Star of the Week after two strong games. Managers Bronn and Ide push teams with pep talks and notable players like Mark Joyce and Teddy Davison contribute key plays. Davey Jones pitches a no hitter for the Comets, Ted Davison fields sharply, and Pete Podgurski drives power as fans note strong batting and catching moments by Johnny Way and Mikey Dunne.
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Sudbury
Arrows
Comets
Sabers
Hawks
Phil Cares
Phil
Bronn
Mark Joyce
Mark
Tommy Flowers
Spark
Joey Vered
Wylie
Wayne Young
Bobby Denny
Bobby
Davey Jones
Mike Ferolito
Davey
Teddy
Davison
Warren Ide
Pete Podgurski
Johnny Way
Mikey
Dunne
Fragmentary OCR Notes Reflect Unclear Sports Context
Partial readable lines indicate a sports setting with mentions of scorers and playoffs. Lacking clear names, dates, or places, the item resembles a broken news fragment about a game or team progress, but the main event remains unclear.
Wyman Tops Tramp Golf Tournament
About 30 Concord Tramp Golfers traveled to Andover Country Club for a day of golf and social evening. Bill Wyman won low honors while Russ Palmer received consolation prize. Dinner followed with plans for future tournaments announced.
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Concord
Concord “Tramp
Andover Country Club
Bill Wyman
Russ Palmer
Musketaquid Club Aug meetings and supper programs set
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club West Concord schedules August Thursday evenings at 6 30 supper programs with Secretary Ray Lae reporting President Russell Eldridge to preside and oversee details of the meetings and events.
Local entrant Hutchinson shines in Essex tourney
Nashoba road resident Mrs. John W. Hutchinson stood out among Concord golfers at the Women's Golf Association event held Tuesday at Essex Country Club.
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Essex Country Club
John W. Hutchinson
Nashoba Road
Lincoln Legal Ad Notice Sealed Bids Erection Drawings
Sealed bids for the erection in Lincoln are announced with drawings available through Anderson B Architects Boston after August 5 1957. Each bidder must submit a certified or cashier's check for ten dollars and provide wage and labor documents as required by law to the town authorities.
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Lincoln
Anderson B Architects
Boston
of & Jer
Townchusetts
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