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Marlboro Massachusetts weekly edition published by Enterprise Press Inc lists advertising policy and error reprint commitment with editor R W Currier and eastern representatives Julius Mathews agencies in Boston and New York.
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Mass
R. W. Currier
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Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
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Newbury Street
Boston
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New York
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Local Residents Debate Town Meeting Timing and Spending
A Maynard reader argues against a special town meeting amid high taxes and pending sewer work. He cites risks of large article costs, calls for delaying nonessential items to the annual meeting, and notes public works delays and street hazards on Thomas and Beacon streets.
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Board of Selectmen
Public Works Department
Public Works
Public Works Dept
Thomas Street
Beacon Street
Why Civil Defense Lags in Disaster Readiness
Civil Defense officials in Connecticut bought 10 000 litters at 9 98 each after learning the dealer paid 4 each for surplus Army items. The piece argues for federal assume of civil defense, noting GSA held 405.1 million acres and 428 726 buildings as of year end 1953. A Buffalo Carrier-News comment questions political honesty and temptation.
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Civil Defense
Connecticut
General Services Administration
Continental
United States
Washington
Buffalo
N. Y
Carrier-News
Loneliness and aloneness in modern art critique
A Duncannon Record essay argues loneliness in art reflects modern culture shaped by mobility and atomic age. It distinguishes loneliness as a state of mind from aloneness as a state of being, insisting individuals fulfill themselves through self-knowledge and solitary integrity.
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Duncannon Record
Duncannon, Pennsylvania
John Donne
Mr. Donne
Maynard Board of Selectmen Opposes Special Town Meeting
Emile A. Dumas, chairman, asserts no emergency warrants a special meeting. He states the board found no free cash for extra taxes, warns against pet articles and large expenditures, and defends acting in good faith for villagers away on vacation.
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Great Road
Maynard
Mass
Maynard Enterprise
Stone
Board of Selectmen
Beacon Street
Emile A. Dumas
Maynard Board of Selectmen
Carlisle Grange to Resume Meetings in September
Regular meetings of Carlisle Grange will be resumed in September and nominations of officers are planned at the next session on September 7. Local real estate transfers include Helen R. Hansen to Farnham W. Smith on Lowell Road and Beulah Ewanson to Paul F. Ewanson on South Chelmsford Road.
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Carlisle Grange
Helen R. Hansen
Farnham
Homemaker Classes Continue Weekly at Middlesex County
Local residents attend weekly homemaker classes hosted by the Middlesex County Extension Service through September 1 at Concord. Classes are held each Thursday, offering practical guidance and community engagement.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Concord
FiveYearOld Found After Straying Into Woods Near Home
In South Portland Maine, five year old Steven Hart was found in woods near his home twenty four hours after he wandered off. He told his mother I’m not going down in those woods no more.
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South
Portland
Steven Hart
Cleaning Methods for Papered Walls in Wisconsin
In Madison experts outline wallpaper care. Ordinary paper cannot be washed due to color run risk, best to repaper when heavily soiled. Washable wallpaper allows light stains with sponge and water, but not full-wall washing. Dough cleaner can treat the entire surface. Scrubable wallpaper tolerates mild soap and water. Coated fabrics need minimal care despite higher cost.
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Madison
Wis
Katherine Bailey
University of Wisconsin
A Modest Office Encounter Reflects Lost Show Fare Era
A young boy offered to work for small pay in exchange for chores, recalling a time when children earned pennies for tasks like mowing and raking. The writer laments the decline of neighborhood service and the rarity of personal, doorstep help in today’s busy world.
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Buddy
Chicago
Francey
Talk on communications canceled by speech loss
Hartford session of the Connecticut State Federation of Women's Clubs was set to hear George F. Woodle speak on communications but he lost his voice and the talk was canceled.
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Hartford, Conn
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
George F. Woodle
Woodle
Concord Man Earns Knight of York Cross
Damon of 428 Main Street Concord has been awarded the Knight of the York Cross of Honour, the highest York Rite recognition. He has held multiple senior Masonic offices and is a Past District ay of the Grand Lodge. The note cites 51 Priories in North America and about 4,500 members.
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Winslow Johnson Damon
Main Street
Concord
York Cross
York Rite of Freemasonry
Damon
North America
Corinthian Lodge of Masons
Walden
Royal Arch Masons
Adoniram Council
Royal & Select
Sir Galahad
Knights Templar
Grand Lodge
Roger Williams Priory
Juyt
Remembered Tales From Old Timers Across States
Mrs. Caleb Boswell of Whit ing Indiana recalls Kentucky childhood days of sheep shearing May visits and family gatherings at a grand father's log house. Maud Shawyer of Hamilton Montana recounts fateful encounter with wild cattle while fending them off with her bonnet during a return trip to their cabin.
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Caleb Boswell
Whiting
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisville
Maud Shawyer
Hamilton
Montana
Gallatin River
Sthie
Dutch Style Chicken Corn Pie Recipe Card
An old Pennsylvania Dutch recipe for Chicken Corn Pie explains using fresh kernels and canned additions. Tender chicken chunks and corn form the filling with tomatoes and buttered pastry top, baked at 376 F for about one hour to serve.
Coming Events of The Week At Concord
The week lists a Thursday H session at the State Armory 8 p m Sunday union summer services at West Concord Union Church 9 30 a m Monday Concord school committee meeting at the high school 7 30 p m Rotary club meets at Howard Johnson s 1 p m
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State Armory
Union
West Concord Union Church
Concord School
Rotary Club
Tuntheon and Meccag
Howard Johnson’s
Guernsey Cows Set Milk Records In New Hampshire
Two registered Guernsey cows from Helen Sears Bradley of Southboro set new dairy records under the Advanc ed Registry. Wolfpen Aster produced 8,340 pounds of milk and 441 pounds of fat in 305 days, while Wolfpen Delightful yielded 9,366 pounds of milk and 421 pounds of fat. Both cows are daughters of notable Guernsey sires Langwater Lively Lad and Wolf pen Prestige respectively, with high quart milk figures.
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Peterborough
N.H
Helen Sears Bradley
Southboro
University of Massachusetts
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Wolfpen
Guernsey
Langwater Lively Lad
Wolfpen Delightful
Wolfpen Prestige
Guernsey Cattle Club
Card of Thanks for Anna Sluyski Family
The family of the late Mrs. Anna Sluyski express heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for sympathy during their recent bereavement. Morris Sluyski and John E. King Jr. extend appreciation from West Concord.
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Anna Sluyski
Morris Sluyski
John E. King
West Concord
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