Marlboro Enterprise masthead and policy note
Marlboro Massachusetts edition of the Enterprise Press issues weekly. Notes editor W Currier and city offices in Concord. Statement of responsibility limits reprint of typographical errors in ads. Subscription rates and agency listings included.
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Marlboro
Mass
W. Currier
Concord
Tel
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury’ Street
Boston
Julius MitheWs
Madison Avenue
New York
Former basketball stars admit fixing games at Madison Square Garden
Several top college basketball players have pleaded guilty to involvement in a gambling syndicate that rigged fourteen games over three years at Madison Square Garden. The case exposed gambling as a serious threat to sport and marks a rare courtroom airing of college athletics in such a scandal.
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Madison’ Square Garden
New York
Atlantic pact headquarters dedicated in Paris at Marly Le Roi
Fragmentary report notes General Eisenhower dedicating the Atlantic pact HQ in Paris area, marking a new phase toward treaty objectives. Mentions Treasury dollar bill status, Russia cultural programs for Chinese artists, and debate over proposed tax amendments and foreign aid.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paris
Marly le Roi
Acton Red Feather Chairman Seeks Help For 1952 Drive
A 1952 Red Feather Campaign note from Acton chairperson urges residents to aid the drive. It cites 1961 contributions of 500 to the Boy Scouts and 800 to the Girl Scouts plus 64 residents served by Red Feather agencies. The 1951 Acton total was 2367 from 8408 people, with 12 donors giving 1158. The 1952 quota is 3500 and cooperation is urged to avoid government overreach.
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Acton
Red Feather
Acton Boy Scouts
Acton Girl Scouts
Govermental
Widows of World War I Seek Local Chapter Publicity
Letter dated August 26 1951 asks Scituate area widows of World War I to join a new chapter. Maude Eager invites interested widows to contact at 21 Fourth Ave Scituate MA. The group aims to push bills through state and federal legislatures for benefits and tax relief and lists current chapters across Massachusetts.
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Fourth Ave
Scituate, Mass
Maude EB
Fourth Avenue
Scituate
Mass
Congress
Altho
Boston
Worcester
New Bedford
Framingham
Natick
Fitchburg
Gardner
Randolph
Taunton
Foxboro
Pittsfield
Haverhill
Srs
Fall River
Quincy
Vineyard
Oak
State Department
National
Boson Chapter No.1
Smith Prize Cow Passes Her Recent Test With 3.9 P C
Shaws Jewell Royal Ruth a registered Holstein friesian cow owned by Farnham W. of Concord operates Great Brook Farms in Carlisle completed a 365 day production test with 896 pounds butterfat and 22 838 pounds milk testing 3.9 percent milk. The cow was milked twice daily at age six years eight months during the test coordinated by the University of Massachusetts with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America at Brattleboro Vermont.
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Concord
Shaws Jewell
Royal Ruth
Selectman
Ica
Brattleboro, Vernon
Acton Parish Cook-out Set for September Eight
The Holy Name Society of St. Elizabeth's parish West Acton plans a buffet style cook-out September eight from five to seven PM on the Liberty Street estate of Leo E White South Acton. Yankee Chef Leo White will cater under the direction of John Costello and Rev John A York. Ticket sales and committee details will be announced later and general patronage will be solicited.
Weddings Mark Busy Day at Wayside Inn News
Four wedding parties were hosted at the Wayside Inn with Natick and Framingham couples wed in Martha Mary Chapel. An afternoon reception followed in the ballroom for about 150 guests with cake, buffets, and tea.
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Helen Fannum
Natick
Frances Zeller
Framingham
Lincol Morton
Martha- Mary
June Thordike
Wm. Busing
Mss Barabara Brown
Arlington
George Estey
Boxboro Woman Wins Gibson Girl Contest Prize
Mrs Arthur Brewster of Boxboro was announced Friday on the Fun With Food television show as the Gibson Girl contest prize winner. Edna Lewis Marshall Home economist presented the award on air. The program is sponsored by National chain of grocery stores and Gibson refrigerator dealers.
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Boxboro
Gibson
Arthur Brewster
Littleton Road
Edna Lewis. Marshall
Solar eclipse to be visible across eastern United States
Early Saturday observers from Maine to the Mississippi will see a partial solar eclipse as the moon’s shadow travels from the Blue Ridge to the Atlantic. The peak occurs around 6:20 a.m. EDT with 83 percent of the sun covered about 40 minutes after 6:30 a.m., fading by 8:12 a.m. The event prompts warnings to use smoked glass or film and cautions against binoculars to protect eyes.
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United States
Maine
Mississippi
National Geographic Society
Sol
Virginia
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Mountains
Wytheville
Salisbury
N. C
Atlantic
Norfolk
Ocean
Madagascar
New England
Charles A. ‘Federer,’ Jr
Little Planetarium
Museum of Science
New Arrival at Emerson Hospital in Concord
Bedford Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carlin of 39 Grand View Avenue Lexington announce the arrival of a daughter Monday August 27 at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Mr. Carlin is a former Bird and West Concord resident.
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Bedford
Donald Carlin
Grand View Avenue
Lexington
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Carlin
Bird
West Concord
Mrs Beecy Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs William J Beecy of Concord road has returned home after recovering from an illness at Emerson Hospital.
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William J
Beecy
Concord Road
Emerson Hospital
Local Youth Furlough From Korean Navy Duty
Concord High School cross country captain Concord-Robert Brooks, class of 1947, is on a 30 day furlough from the U S Navy after overseas service in the Korean theatre aboard the U S S Manchester. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John A Brooks of South Acton formerly Belknap Street. Brooks holds the rank of communication electronics technician second class.
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Concord
Robert Brooks
Concord Officers Headed for Mountain Trek and Trips
John Todd former district chairman and Lincoln Mohawks former manager vacationing in Lincoln with his mother. He left Tuesday with four Boy Scouts on a hiking trip from North Conway New Hampshire to Mount Washington for three days. Ronald S. Brooks travels to New Bedford and Albany by plane from Beverly Airport. Alfred W. Davis Jr of South Acton will lead the mid week Hours of Power service at Evangelical Free Church. Dr. John Berger, former Massachusetts Reformatory physician, returns to full practice after courses at Boston University and Bellevue Hospital New York University.
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John Todd
Concord-Carlisle-Lincoln
Lincoln Mohawks
C. Lee Todd
Lincoln
North Conway
New Hampshire
Mount Washingen
Chicago
Illinois
Ronald S. Brooks
Brooks Street
New Bedford
Albany
New York
Concord
Beverly
Evangelical Free Church
Longstreet
Alfred W. Davis, Jr
South Acton
John Berger
Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord
Boston University Medical School
Bellvue Hospital
New York University
Bedford Church Hosts Guest Preachers During Derby Return
Reverend Marvin L. Derby of the Church of Christ Congregational has come home after a month away as guest ministers filled the Bedford pulpit. William Ricker, son of Mr and Mrs William Ricker of Hartford Street, returns from Emerson Hospital Concord after an appendectomy. Bedford Progressive Club met at the clubhouse off Great Road Tuesday night to discuss fall and winter plans. President Franks has been active in Connecticut.
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Marvin L. Derby
Church of Christ, Congregational
Little William Ricker
William Webster Ricker
Hartford Street
Bedford
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Bedford Progressive Club
Great Road
Wint
Franks
Connecticut
Concord Catholic Church Mass Schedule and Friday Service
QUR Lady Help of Christians Church presents Sunday Masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 with First Friday mass on September 7 under Pastor Rev John J Scollan and organists Mrs Walter Dow and David Gallagher.
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QUR Lady Help OF Christians
Concord Catholic
John J. Scollan
Walter Dow
David Gallagher
St Bernard's Church Masses and Auction Notice
St Bernard's Church Monument Square lists Sunday Masses at 7 8 15 10 and 11 30 with Benediction after the 10 o clock mass First Friday masses on September 7 Auction September 8 at Monument Hall 2 p m
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ST. Bernard's Church
Monument Square
Michael J. Burke
George F. Murray
Monument Hall
Trinity Church Service at Elm Street Rector Leads
Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m with Holy Communion at 8 a m led by Rev William H Clark rector and Mrs Margaret Ridout organist at Trinity Church Elm Street.
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Trinity Church
Elm Street
Wm. H. Clark
Margaret Ridout
Concord Union services resume at West Concord church
First Parish in Concord holds union services with Rev Edward P Daniels and organist Kathleen Adams at West Concord Union Church on August 19 26 and September 2. Services resume at First Parish on Sunday September 9.
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FIRST
Concord Lexington Road
Edward P. Daniels
Kathleen Adams
West Concord Union Church
First Parish
Gospel Service at Evangelical Free Church
Rev. Gunnar A Gunderson leads Sunday gospel service at 7 30 p m with guest preacher Rev Paul Ringdahl Bedford Airport chaplain. Midweek Hour of Power service at 8 p m on Wednesday. Friday features Youth Fellowship meeting at 8 p m.
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Long Street
Gunnar A
Gunderson
Paul Ringdahl
Bedford Airport
Sunday Union Services At Local Church Resume
Rev Edwin B Nylen and Minister Mrs Nina Lind lead union services at the church this Sunday at 9 30 with a sermon by the minister Regular Sunday services will resume on Sunday September 9.
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Edwin B. Nylen
Nina Lind
Summer union services resume at Trinitarian church
The Trinitarian Congregational Church on Walden Street announces summer union services at West Concord Union Church. Sunday services at Trinitarian Congregational Church will resume regular hours on September 9. Reverend Robert H. Barber is pastor and Whittredge Clark plays organ.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden Street
Robert H. Barber
Whittredge Clark
West Concorde Union Church
Sunday Services and Reading Room at Concord Church
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord advertises Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school and a Wednesday reading room hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The notice extends a cordial invitation to attend services and use the reading room with a nursery provided for young children.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
Mill Dam
Main Street
Christ Jesus
Christian Science
Jesus
Mary Baker -Eddy
Henry Nelsons Tour Ends After New Hampshire Visit
Sudbury family returns from vacation through New Hampshire Vermont and New York visiting relatives. Sandra Roos attended Camp Wind In the Pines at Leicester at the Worcester YWCA for two weeks.
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Henry Nelsons
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Sandra Roos
Maynard St Bridget's Church Mass Schedule
Rev D Edward OBryan, Pastor. daily masses at 7 am. confessions Saturday 3-5 and 7-8:30 pm. Sunday masses 7, 8:30 and 10:30 am. Lake Boone chapel 10:30 am. Benedictum at 6:36 pm. Wednesday 7:30 pm Novena for Miraculous Medal.
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ST. Bridget's Church
D. Edward O'Bryan
William Carter
John P. Pettie
Lake Boone Chapel
St Geghor's Church to Hold Communion Service
Rev David Covell rector and Mr John Hurd student announce a 10 45 a m morning prayer and sermon during summer. Next Sunday Aug 19 the Rev Parson will conduct Holy Communion at the 10 45 service.
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ST. Geghors & Church
David R. Covell
John Hurd
Parson
St Casimir Church Masses and Lawn Festival Details
Rev F S areecies DCL announces Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 with weekday Masses at 8. Confessions heard at 3 and 7. Saturday lawn festival next Sunday afternoon and evening featuring activities for all ages.
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ST. Casimir’s Church
F. S
Church Notices: Pastor Jones and Visitors Schedule
Reverend Robert K. Jones Jr. serves as pastor and Frederick Tuttle is organist with Mrs Victor Salloway as choir director. The church will be closed during August and the first Sunday in September.
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Sudbury Meryl
Robert K. J
Kem Ae
Mount Calvary Lutheran Service Notice
Reverend Jonathan Aho will lead Divine Worship at 3 p.m. on Sunday September 2 at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church. All parishioners are invited to attend.
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Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Jonathan Aho
Union Congregational Service Schedule Update
Union Congregational announces Reverend Robert Burt's morning services on Sunday September 2 at 10 45. This marks the last union service for this period. Calendar preview notes a Wednesday choir rehearsal at 7 PM and a September 9 Sunday School session for all departments beginning at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 45 and a beginner Sunday School.
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Union Congregational Church
Maynard
Robert Burt
St John’s Ev Lutheran Announces Special September Services
Gust Wuorinen pastor will lead combined services with Dr. Saarnivaara as guest speaker on Sunday and Tuesday. No services Sunday. September 2 and 4 schedule includes 7 30 p.m. service. Bethany Sisters meet September 6 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Otto Kunelius in Stow.
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ST. John's EV. Lutheran Church
Maynard Gust Wuorinen
Saarnivaara
Bethany Sisters
Otto Kunelius
Stow
Finnish Evangelical Mission Devotional Service at 7:30
The Finnish Evangelical Mission at Congregational Church led by Rev. Eino Hamalainen announces a midweek devotional service on Thursday at 7 30 p m. A group of ladies will sponsor the coffee table during the program.
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EV. Mission Congregational Church
Eino Hamalainen
Gleasondale Methodist Church Services Notice
Rev Newell S Booth Jr pastor leads Sunday services at 11 00 am with Sunday school at 10 00 am and Ellen Haapala as soloist in Gleasondale.
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Gleasondale Methodist Church
Newell S. Booth, Jr
Ellen Haapala
Ex-Principal Geer Elected to STC Post
In Concord he was a well known and well liked figure who helped revitalize the Concord High School student body for the 1941 season. He served as toastmaster at Lions events and the football banquet that fall. Previously he worked in North Brookfield Manchester Dane Connecticut Norwood. Now in Beverly he remains active in church men’s club and Lions. A Tufts magna cum laude graduate he earned a master’s at Boston University and pursues a doctorate in education.
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Concord
Lions
North Brookfield
Manchester
Dane Connecticut
Norwood
Beverly
Tufts
Boston University
Studen
Sud a.m. Daily Mass of Baptisms at St Elizabeth
The Sudbury church announces a Sunday service schedule with a daily Mass for baptisms and a Holy Communion sermon by Reverend Hunter. The text references St Elizabeth and local church officials, noting the church closure and the first Sunday in September.
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ST. Elizabeth E
Murray. Hamp
Roy Hunter
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