Concord Enterprise Advertisement Rates Extend Subscriptions
The Marlboro Massachusetts paper lists subscription rates and advertising policy. It notes the Enterprise Press Inc. accepts no financial responsibility for typographical errors but will reprint the affected portion. Eastern representative Julius Mathews Special Agency handles subscriptions in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
Advertisement copy must be submitted to this office by 2 o'clock Wednesday, one day before publication. The instruction sets the deadline for all ads and ensures timely printing.
Concord notes mix of openings and local events
Local column lists new Professional Building on Baker Avenue West Concord and Maynard Motel opening with growing business. Mentions Apple picking youths in Stow, party revelers in Concord, survey of police activity, upcoming Susan B Anthony Day, a tragic Acton crash, and public figures including Patrolman Ralph Wesinger and Bennie Gudzikowicz. Highlights Old Syne appearance and Maynard town politics. Also notes 4-H fair in Westford and maritime fruit remedies from clipper ship days.
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Ney
Baker Avenue
West
Concord
Stow
New “Maynard
Susan B. Anthony Day
Frank
Acton
Ralph Wesinger
Didja
Sergt. Hanley
Finan
Enterprise
Maynard
Bennie Gudzikowicz
Old Town House
Westford
Harding resigns two Sudbury posts ahead of move to Athens
Theodore R. Harding of Sudbury resigns from the planning board and the industrial development commission effective Sept 1. He plans to move to Athens Maine, later transferring duties after a 30-year Sudbury residence. A ballot vote will fill the vacancies. no candidates yet.
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Sudbury
Theodore R. Harding
Boston Post Road
Planning Board
Industrial Development Commission
Harding
Athens
Lawrence B. Tighe
Selectmen
Tighe
Stow Woman and Two Daughters In Car Crash
A Stow woman Anna R Cohen 33 and her two young girls 17 months and two years were badly injured when her car ran off Bedford street and struck a tree near the Grimes residence. Mrs Cohen suffered facial cuts broken ribs and an injured leg at Emerson Hospital. The girls had numerous cuts and one may have a broken leg. The crash happened about 430 pm Tuesday. Patrolman Ralph E Wesinger investigated. The car was a total loss and towed to Liese and Smethurst Garage.
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Stow
Anna R. Cohen
Bedford Street
Grimes
Cohen
Emerson Hospital
Ralph E. Wesinger
Liese & Smethurst Garage
Mystery Ride Planned by Boxborough Grange
Boxborough Grange will host a mystery ride tomorrow evening. Members meet at the town hall between 7:00 and 7:30. Mrs Alfred Cobleigh and Mrs Cobleigh are in charge.
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Boxborough
Boxborough Grange
Alfred Cobleigh
Residence Change Hands Through Ledgard Agency
The Cape home of Mr and Mrs Ronald E Korsman on Old Marlborough road was sold to Mr and Mrs Donald M Duncan through Harold A Ledgard Realty. The Dusnans formerly resided in Athol.
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Maynard
Cape
Ronald E. Korsman
Old Marlborough Road
Donald M. Duncan
Harold A. Ledgard
Duncan
Athol
Concord Votes on Hours as Safety Board Delays Appointments
Concord selectmen failed to appoint members to the traffic safety advisory committee and did not finalize election of officers. They set primary voting hours for Sept 18 from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. across three precincts. The meeting also noted routine correspondence from the Department of Natural Resources, Hanscom Air Field Base, and Needham sewer department.
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Concord — Selectmen
Selectmen’s
Department of Natural Resources
Hanscom A.F.B
Needham Sewer Department
Prince Charles for Gordonstoun Wears Short Pants Uniform
London reports Prince Charles, a Gordonstoun pupil, will wear the official uniform consisting of navy flannel shorts, sweater over an open-neck shirt, knee-length grey socks and black shoes. Long trousers and neckties are banned for the 13 year old prince and classmates.
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London
Prince Charles
Gordonstoun School
Gordonstoun
Prince
Two Reformatory Inmates Remain Loose in Massachusetts
West Concord Massachusetts two inmates from the Mass Correctional Institute Farm Dormitory are still reported missing. Raymond Matus thirty was Springfield and Robert Harrington twenty five Chicago were last seen after leaving the work crew at 7 35 p.m. Both were in blue dungarees and blue shirts with white stripes and are serving five year terms on robbery and related charges. Guards were recalled and area police alerted as another escape occurs this summer.
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West Concord
Mass. Correctional Institute
Raymond Matus
Springfield
Robert Harrington
Chicago
Ill
Reformatory
Dance Party Plans Second $150 Gift For Pool
Maynard The Ray and Ray Dance Party will donate 150 dollars for the swimming pool fund. Raymond L. De Rosby says funds from Thursday dances at Alumni Field tennis courts from 8 to 11 p.m. after expenses go to the pool. The partners are Raymond L. De Rosby and Roy Gould.
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Maynard
Ray
Raymond L. de Rosby
Alumni Field
Roy Gould
Area Registration Shows Increase Of New Voters
Maynard lists 57 new registrations and a total of 3 979 voters. Other towns report Acton 194 new 3 772 total Bedford 411 new 3 863 total Roxboro 13 new 399 total Carlisle 23 new 769 total Concord 379 new 6 339 total Lincoln 141 new 2 173 total Stow 72 new 1 322 total Sudbury 171 new 3 838 total.
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Maynard
Acton
Bedford
Roxborough
Carlisle
Concord
Lincoln
Stow
Sudbury
County Groups Enjoy Outings in Acton and Bedford VA
Acton Middlesex County American Legion and Auxiliary held an Nabnasset Post outing Sunday with about 200 attendees. Mr and Mrs Stanley A Nedza and family from Acton were the only local participants. Children and adults enjoyed games and swimming. Auxiliary past presidents hosted a separate cookout and sing at North Acton for Bedford VA hospital patients, about 60 traveling by bus attended.
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Acton
Middlesex County American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Nabnasset
Stanley A. Nedza
Willow Street
County Auxiliary
Irene Webb
North Acton
Bedford VA
Coffee program invitation at Acton Center church
Public is invited to a coffee program hosted by Mrs. Helen Peterson at 25 Minute Man road. The Acton Center Congregational Church Woman's Aid Society will hold a Wednesday meeting from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon with coffee hour, food, and a花 flowers on display.
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Acton Center
Helen Peterson
Woman's Church Aid Society
Sudbury Plans To Erect Speed Signs Shortly
Sudbury will post speed limit signs for safe driving under defined conditions. The selectmen, with the Registry of Motor Vehicles and police, undertake signs where speed limits by district will apply, replacing the prior absence of posted limits.
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Sudbury
Selectmen
Board
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Police Department
Public Works and Selectmen
Carlisle Grange Outing and Conference Notes
Carlisle Grange No. 402 held an outing at Mr and Mrs Edward Stephen's camp in Duxbury with a picnic lunch and swimming. Members travel from Grange Hall to the camp and attend the New England Grange lecturer conference in Burlington this week under the theme We Shape Grange Destiny. Premium books for the United Grange Fair at Westford 4-H Grounds on Sept 15 and 16 are available. Concord Vacation Bible School at Evangelical Free Church ends tomorrow, with the Adventuring With Christ theme and teachers Mrs Gardner Benson Mrs George Hodgson Mrs Alfred Davis.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Edward Stephen
Duxbury
Grange Hall
New England Grange
Burlington
United Grange Fair
Westford
Concord — Vacation Bible School
Evangelical Free Church
Christ
Gardner Benson
George Hodgson
Alfred Davis
Pork market grows as cooks reclaim forgotten cuts
The American Meat Institute notes that spare ribs and backbones were discarded in early pork production due to low demand and lack of refrigeration. With modern cooling, all pork parts are used year round, boosting backyard cookouts and new market interest.
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New York
UPI
American Meat Institute
Investment in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
An advisory note urging citizens to support national financing by purchasing U S savings bonds. The message underscores patriotic duty and fiscal participation without detailing terms or rates. It highlights individual action linked to national economic strength.
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U. S
Stow Residents Protest Cedrone Garage Plan
More than 100 Stow residents attended a public hearing on a proposed garage on Cedrone’s Red Acre road site to house a 10 ton dump truck. Selectmen will decide after considering petitions opposing the project and Cedrone’s lawyer says a permit is not needed now and construction would be at Cedrone’s risk during zoning changes pending Sept. 10.
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Stow
C. J. Cedrone
Red Acre Road
Cedrone
Shaw
Selectmen
Barber Sworn In As Federal Aide In Arms Control Post
Concord resident Arthur W. Barber, 12 Riverdale Road, sworn in as deputy assistant secretary of defense for arms control in the office of the assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs. He is 36, Harvard 1950 graduate, former Cambridge Air Force Research Center scientist, and former Mitre Corp. employee. He will move to Maryland to begin his duties. Saltonstall praised his background and service to Massachusetts and the nation.
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Concord
Leverett P. Saltonstall
Arthur W. Barber
Riverdale Road
Federal Post
Washington, D. C
Saltonstall
Maryland
Harvard
Cambridge Air Force Research Center
Hanscom Base
Bedford
Mitre Corp
Tuttle Resigns As Land Assessor
Acton selectmen received a letter announcing the resignation of William D. Tuttle from the board. A joint meeting of the two boards was planned for Sept 14 to fill the vacancy, and Robert MacLeod was appointed a special police officer by the selectmen.
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Acton
William D. Tuttle
Robert MacLeod
Maynard Driver Receives $35 Fine in Pole Collision
Marlboro street resident Maynard-Otto Alatalo was arrested Friday night after allegedly hitting a utility pole near Sudbury street. He appeared in Concord district court Saturday. one complaint was filed and on the motor vehicle charge he received a $35 fine. Judge Jules Maurice McWalter presided. BUY U S SAVINGS BONDS.
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Maynard
Otto Alatalo
Marlboro
Louis Fava
William Cole
Sudbury Street
Alatalo
Concord
Jules Maurice McWalter
Lost Application Notice at Assabet Institution
A notice shows a filed application and reference to Book 20463 at Assabet Institution. Arthur is identified in connection with the filing, with details partially legible and date markers implied in the record.
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Lgy
Assabet Institution
Arthur Aug
Maynard Seeks Bids for Sewer and Street Construction
The town invites bids for about 2000 feet of roads and 1000 feet of sewers in the ward. Proposals must be sealed by 8:00 PM at the Maynard Town Office with a $1,500 bond and $10 bid deposit. The works are under a Massachusetts town project with a 4 percent minimum and may be rejected at the town’s discretion.
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Mass
Whitman & Hongineers
Broadton
Maynard
New Town Room
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