Marlboro Enterprise Press Masthead and notice
The document shows the Marlboro Massachusetts based Enterprise Press Inc. masthead with editors AR W Currier and Walden Street Concord. It lists circulation rules and reprint policy for typographical errors and identifies Eastern representatives Julius Mathews Special Agency in Boston and New York. Subscription rates are listed as 50 cents single copies and 22.00 per year.
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The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mas
W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusets
Congress
Mass
Aseumnes
Julius Mathews
Newobury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
High Plains distress and foreign student surge in 1956
The piece notes drought era hardship on the high plains with farmers exhausting reserves, possible exodus unless government aid and credit keep them from leaving. It also reports MIT admits over 11 percent foreign students, mainly from 72 countries, boosting cosmopolitan campuses and spreading U.S. technology.
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High Plains
Ne Banss
Kans@s
Hasters
Colorado
Panhandles
Oklahoma
Texas
Soil Bank
Parchea Ranges
Massachusetts Institute of Technoogy
Harvara
Bofton
Free World
Concord Rod and Gun Club Holds Monthly Meeting
President James W. Powers led a regular meeting at the clubhouse. Board of governors will meet on the third Wednesday of each month. Plans for the upcoming clambake were discussed.
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Concord
James W. Powers
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Board of Governors
Locals Annex 9-4 Victory Over Billerica in Season Ender
Bedford completes a clean sweep by beating Billerica 9 to 4. Ly Lee Giudici and Richie Baird drove in three runs as erratic Billerica pitching aided Bedford. Bill Ricker struck out 11 over five innings for Bedford in a high effort finale.
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Bedford
Billerica
Ly Lee Giudici
Richie Baird
Bill Ricker
Lee Giudici
Dick Albani
Andy Fay
Richard Baird
Arty Zweil
Mike Linehan
John Whitter
Kevin McQuaid
Larry Gardini
Henry Gardini
Bedford Boys Lose 8-5 at Lexington
Bedford Playground senior boys closed their baseball season with an 8 to 5 loss in an abbreviated game at Lexington. Ken Graves Richie Baird and Bill Ricker were highlighted for timely hits while Mike Linehan stood out in the field with steady performance and fielding gems. The team ended with a hopeful note for next year.
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Bedford
Bedford Playground
Lexington
Ken Graves
Richie Baird
Bill Ricker
Mike Linehan
Finis
Erera
Lord's Acre Festival Day of Fun at Pine Grove Parish
New Pine Grove Parish hosts a Lord's Acre Festival on Route 117 near Green Road with a 10 a.m. outdoor Mass and a 5 p.m. Benediction. Activities include a coffee hour, corn boil, chicken barbecue, pony and hay rides, a fish pond, farm zoo, games, and a novena to St Francis Xavier. Tickets for barbecue go on sale at church and by mail.
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Bolton Farm
Lord’s Acre
Alfred N. Yesve
New Pine Grove
Green Road
St. Francis Xavier Church
Playoffs Open Sunday at Concord in Junior League
West Concord hosting a two seven inning twin bill at Emerson Playground starting 1 30 p m as part of the North Middlesex Junior League playoffs. Westford visits Lowell in a second twin bill while winners meet later at a neutral site. Umpires chosen as Al Davis and Chick Mayo. Concord pitchers Dave Bouchard Tommy McCarthy and catchers John Purcell John Condon. West Concord’s hurlers Dave Bouchard Tommy McCarthy and catcher John Condon.
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West Concord
North Middlesex
Concord
Emerson Playground
Rideout Playground
Westford
Lowell
Betty Mattison
St. Margaret's
North Chelmsford
wasAui Bi
al Davis
Chick Mayo
Ed Bulkeley
Malcolm Langille
John Purcell
Dave Bouchard
Tommy McCarthy
John Condon
Sportcar Rally to End in Concord on August Weekend
About 70 sports cars enter the third annual grand rally a 12 hour tour of Massachusetts Maine and New Hampshire starting at Auto ngineering inc Bedford and Great and ending at Howard Johnson s Concord Route 2 2A there will be midnight snacks for gas crews use two man teams mostly husband and wife drivers with Jim Guston and Ted Robinson last year s winners setting the course distance between 250 and 300 miles
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Concord
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Autongineering, Inc
Great
Bedford
Howard Johnson
Jim Guston
Ted Robinson
Winchester
Concord Six Star Gridders Train for All-Star Tilt
Six ex-seniors from Concord High School—Jack Hutchinson Andy Horne Dave Baker Murray Mills Norm Voigt and Al Dougherty—train at the University of Massachusetts Amherst for the eighth annual Greater Lowell versus Greater Lawrence all-star football game. The event is set for Memorial Stadium in Lowell on Tuesday August 28 with local spectators eager to attend. Mentor Bernie Megin, last year’s coach of the Concord squad, assists Ray Riddick the game head coach.
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Conard
Concord High School
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Greater-Lowell
Maynard Jimmy Fund Tag Day and Dance Event
Maynard hosts a Jimmy Fund tag day over Friday and Saturday August 31 and September 1 organized by the Maynard Rod and Gun Club. Town and Maynard residents are urged to support the cancer in children cause. A Jimmy Fund Dance at Maynard High School auditorium is planned for Thursday December 6 with a 10 piece band and tickets at the door.
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Maynard
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Maynard High School
Bo ton Farm Address Note by Robert Donovan
The note from Robert Donovan of West View Farm Sampson Road Bo ton describes a typical subscription per tick et with local farm details and contact cues.
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Robert Donovan
Westview Farm
Sampson Road
Boton
Dairymen Capture A V Pony League Championship
The Dairymen defeated the Blades 6 to 2 to clinch the A V Pony League title after a four game playoff. Prescott and Shaw held strong pitching, with Prescott earning the win and home runs by Gould and Prescott fueling the Dairymen's rally. Managers Bud Jones and Raymond McCarthy praised fan support and announced captaincy choices for 1957.
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Maynard
Dairymen
Blades
Prescott and
Shaw
Lee Prescott
Bob Gould
Silly Sagan
Spratt
Lennie Mglanson
Dick Wolfe
Leé Prescott
Melanson
Prescott
Fred Lafrence
Tommy Lydon
Donnie Lombard
Lawrence
Lydon
H Hatch
Ene Melanson
Sarleee Wise
Suntee Lydon
Cucelane Lombard
Pal Doran
Tucker
Knowles
McDonald
Mills
Rf San Cat
Prescot
Plantedosi
Sokolowski
Penniman
Bud” Jones
Raymond McCarthy
Fred Lawrence
Vacationing Couple From New Hampshire
Mr and Mrs Walter Micholsz of Pelham New Hampshire are spending two weeks of vacation at Weirs New Hampshire. Mrs Micholsz formerly Barbara Brooks of West Concord is employed at the Golden Rooster Restaurant in Concord.
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West Concord
Walter Micholsz
Pelham
New Hampshire
Weirs
Micholsz
Barbara Brooks
Golden Rooster
Concord
St Bridget CYO Falls 1-0 to St Thomas's Jamaica Plain
St Thomas's of Jamaica Plain defeated St Bridget CYO 1-0 at Crowe Park to claim the CYO intermediate division title. Maynard pitcher Kulevich allowed four hits and struck out 12 in a superb effort, while Maynard produced several scoring chances but failed to deliver a clutch hit.
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Maynard
Crowe Park
St. Bridget
CYO
St. Thomas's
Jamaica Plain
St. Thomas
Kulevich
Maynard Ralph Martino
Jones
Higgins
Williams
Bridget
David Crotty
St. Bridget’s
Joe Boulder
Duke Farrell
Porouev Arae
Umartino
Bote Ice
Pestens Tora
Totgist Rude
Concord Sports Notes Preview Busy Season and Events
Concord High eyes a Friday September 14 night jam boree at Falmouth after a Tuesday all-star game in Lowell. Lexing ton Kiwanis set Sept 15 horse show. Reggie Johnston Butch Cahoone notable golfers. Fred Lawrence umpire for Fitchburg Leominster world series. Winchester Little League follows Williamsport action.
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Concord
Enterprise
Lowell
Concord High
Falmouth
Lexington Kiwanis
Reggie Johnston
Johnston
Butch’’ Cahoon
New England
Fred Lawrence
Acton
Winchester
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Cahoon Fires 77 Despite Rainstorm at New England Junior
Cahoonson Butch Cahoon son of the Concord Country Club pro fired 41 and 36 for a 77 total in the opening 18 holes of the New England junior championship at Furnace Brook Golf Club. Rain fell steadily as he posted a score only three behind the leader.
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Concord
Marold
Butch” Cahoon
Concord Country Club
New England
Furnace Brook Golf Club
Keizer Dominates Speed Boat Races Across New England
Keizer, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Keizer, shines in summer speed boat races. He has captured multiple trophies including three at Rangeley Lakes Maine and first and second places at Bow Lake New Hampshire, signaling a rising talent.
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Corcord
David Keizer
Harold Keizer
Academy
Jane
Rangeley Lakes
Maire
Bow Lake
New Hampshire
Musketaquid Club Holds Regular Supper Meeting
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club in West Concord held a Thursday supper meeting at the clubhouse led by President Murdock Mac Leod with Past President Fred Nolan organizing the postmeal duties. Next meeting slated for September 6.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
Murdock MacLeod
Fred Nolan
Sudbury Sealed Bids Sought for Town Garage Building
Sudbury Massachusetts invites sealed bids for a town garage building project as per plans and specifications. Bids accepted between noon and 4 pm September 6 1956 with public opening at 8 pm the same day. Drawing availability August 23 1956 and a $25 deposit per set refundable if documents returned in good condition.
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the Selectmen
Town Hall
Sudbury
Mass
Office of the Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen of
Arthur E. Fay
Maynard to Hold Hearing on Fuel Oil Storage License
The Maynard Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing at the Town Building on September 4, 1956 at 7 30 P M. The hearing concerns a Maynard School Committee license to store 6 000 gallons of fuel oil underground off Great Road near John A Crowe Park on land owned by the Maynard School Department. Names John Mitzcavitch Joseph Sokolowski and Joseph P Dineen are listed in the notice.
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Board OF Selectmen
Maynard
Massachusetts
Maynard School Committee
Great Road
John A. Crowe
Maynard School Department
John Mitzcavitch
John Sokolowski
Joseph P. Dineen
Maynard Board of Selectmen
The
Raymond Q. Drechsler
Bent Avenue
Raymond O. and
Jeannette C. Drechsler
Probate Court Notice of Will for Lillian E Whitney
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court Middlesex notifies interested parties in the estate of Lillian E. Whitney late of Littleton that Robert L Day of Ayer petitions for probate of a document as last will and asks to be appointed executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 o clock in the forenoon on September 17 1956. John C Leggat Esquire First Judge and John J Foley Register August 23 30 September 6 1956.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lillian E. Whitney
Littleton
Robert L. Day
Ayer
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Foley
Zoning Text Amended in General and Residential Districts
The document outlines amendments to General and Residential Districts, replacing language and inserting new provisions. It alters section references, adjusts minimum lot frontages for Districts A and B, and redefines area regulations and permit conditions. It also deletes and relocates certain phrases to align with the zoning bylaw changes.
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