Concord Enterprise edition notice and rates
Publication details for the Concord Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts include weekly Thursday issues, a second class matter designation from 1908, and policy on typographical errors. Subscription rates are stated as five dollars per year with guidance on advertising copy deadlines by 2 PM Wednesday.
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Concord Enterprise
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Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Chorus Gives Christmas Concert Friday in Concord
Concord Chorus under Richard B Rosewall performs Bach Magnificat and Britten Ceremony of Carols Friday at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium at 8 15 pm with Concord Orchestra. tickets available at the door by calling Dr William Clewley Ernest Spinney Mrs Beckie Faunce or Mrs Nancy Standish.
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Concord Concord Chorus
Richard B. Rosewall
Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
Concord Orchestra
Britten
William Clewley
Ernest Spinney
Beckie Faunce
Nancy Standish
Blat And Bleat 4-H Meet Here
A meeting of the Blat and Bleat Sheep Club at the club advisor’s home in Boxborough. Officers elected include President Kevin Davis Littleton Vice President Philippe Delano Boxborough Secretary Richard Flagg Littleton Treasurer Esther Reed Littleton Press Secretary Margaret Delano Boxborough and Junior Advisor James Pickard Littleton. Plans for the year include testing on sheep to earn a club pin.
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Boxborough
Robert Hallet
Ayer
Kevin Davis
Littleton
Philippe Delano
Richard Flagg
Esther Reed
Margaret Delano
Loxborough
James Pickard
Insurance sector employs about seven hundred thousand
New York UPI reports the United States hosts more than 4,800 property and casualty insurance companies. The industry provides employment for approximately 700,000 people, according to the statistical yearbook.
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New York
UPI
United States
Property and Casualty Insurance
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Idustry
Honor Memory of Late Veteran At Ceremonies
Concord honors Donald Sumner Sturtevant with daily flag ceremonies at Emerson Playground and memorials at the Veterans Building and Percy A Rideout Playground. The 1923 born Concord High School alumnus served as an aviation cadet and died during flight training in 1943.
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Concord
Donald Sumner Sturtevant
Emerson Playground
H. Bradford Sturtevent
I. Ellen Jean
Bradford Wright
Donald Manlin
Donald
Acton
Veterans Building
Stanley M. Howard
William
Richard
Elliot
Percy A. Rideout
John Condon
Waltham
Henry B. Sturtevant Jr
Annie Oats Sturtevant
Buckfield
Nancy
Boston University
Middlesex Fire Insurance Company
Meriton
N.H
Chapel Hill
N. C
Olathe
Kans
Church Events For Next Week In Concord
The women's parish association meets in the parish hall at 2 30 p m. Mrs Robert D Richardson gives a Christmas reading and Marjorie Horton Schumacher sings with the junior choir led by Mrs John Ruze. Tea will be served by the social committee. The Wednesday 8 p m chapel service at First Parish Chapel features a meditation titled Candlelight of Christmas.
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Concord
Women's Parish Association
Robert D. Richardson
Marjorie Horton Schumacher
John Ruze
Doodles Explain Maya Arithmetic Symbols
Doodles sketched during a daily meeting in Austin Texas have provided a history lesson on how to work with ancient Maya arithmetic symbols.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
State Police Exam Announced for January 27 1962
Commissioner Frank S. Giles announced a January 27 1962 examination for appointment to the Uniformed Branch of the Massachusetts State Police. Applications run December 11 1961 through January 13 1962 with in person filing preferred at the State Police Academy Framingham or district offices.
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Commissioner of Public Safety
Frank S. Giles
Massachusetts State Police
State Police Academy
Framingham
Department of Public Safety
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Massachusetts
Giles
Commonwealth
State Police
Concord Youth Group Film Shows Dangers of Careless Driving
A joint Concord DeMolay Chapter and St Bernard’s CYO meeting at Monument Hall viewed a color film depicting real traffic accidents and injuries. Police officers spoke with Sergt James F Hanley and Sergt William J Costello answering questions as the program stressed driving dangers to teens.
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Concord
Concord DeMolay Chapter
St. Bernard’'s C.Y.O
Monument Hall
James H. Connolly
Sergt
James F. Hanley
William J. Costello
Police
Sergt. Hanley
Sergt. Costello
Concord Officer Graduates From State Police Academy
Concord town officials attended the graduation at Framingham with Police Chief James E. Finan Jr and Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson. Patrolman Kenneth Hoscoe was named in the Concord class.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
James E. Finan, Jr
State Police Academy
Framingham
Kenneth Hoscoe
Concord Police
Root beer eggnog recipe from Hires dates to 1876
A UPI dispatch notes Hires soda makers offer a root beer eggnog. The recipe blends 6 eggs, sugar, 1 pint heavy cream, 2 12 ounce root beer bottles and nutmeg to yield three quarts. Separate eggs, whip whites and yolks with sugar, fold, chill and serve.
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New York
UPI
Charles Dickens
Tiny Tim
Tastes for tots and beachwear trends from designers
Home economists urge giving preschoolers small tastes at the start of meals to entice new foods. Skimmer is the latest beachwear term reflecting a move toward modest, looser two piece swimsuits preferred over tight fits for next summer, per California designers.
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New York
UPI
California
Concord-Carlisle High Uses Closed Circuit TV For Arts Lesson
Concord-Carlisle High School aired a Chaucer Pardoner story via closed circuit TV with guest lecturer Mrs. B. Carmichael Sumner from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. The program, seen by juniors, featured eighty five woodcuts and sparked in-class discussion.
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Boston Fine Arts Museum
Concord
Concord-Carlisle High
Chaucer
B. Carmichael Sumner
Department of Education
Fine Arts Museum
Irwin Hoogheem
Socrates A. Lagios
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
The
David Gerns
Dean Whitman
Sudbury Pupils Raise 170 For WGBH Station Fund
Sudbury schoolchildren raised 170 for WGBH TV in a district drive sparked by seven year old Holly Steele. The campaign included pennies and a cookie sale, with $123.95 total across all schools before presentation to David O. Ives, assistant general manager, who is a Sudbury resident.
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Sudbury
Wgbh-Tvv
David O. Ives
Sudbury School Committee
Loring
Holly Steele
Holly
Samuel R. Steele
Fairbankment Council
Special Service For Methodists With Speaker
Sudbury Sunday at Methodist church at 6 30 youth fellowships meet to hear Rev Oscar Guinn Wesley Church Framingham missionary on leave who spent years in Malaya and China leading up to the Communist takeover His talk Communism in China All are invited Senior worship leader Richard Plank junior Rosemary Debye recreation Nancy Row Tuesday Martha Mary Circle Christmas party 8 p.m. at Mrs Donald Stark home Christmas plants or flowers wanted for morning worship call Mrs Eugene Ellis Sunday evening Christmas concert directed by Mrs Kenneth Farmer with organist Mrs Kenneth McMurtry choirs will perform refreshments by couples club guests from Deaconness Home Concord
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Sudbury
Methodist Church
Oscar Guinn
Wesley Church
Framingham
Malaya
China
Richard Plank
Richard Neumeier
Rosemary Debye
Nancy Row
Martha
Donald Stark
Old Meadow Road
Eugene Ellis
Kenneth Farmer
Kenneth McMurtry
Couples Club
Deaconness Home
Concord
Kitchen Coffee Showcases New Church Kitchen
Concord A kitchen coffee by the arts and crafts circle of the Trinitarian Congregational Church will be held Sunday between morning services from 10 15 to 11. Mrs James W Butterworth chairs the event to show members and friends the newly equipped and decorated kitchen with off white equipment turquoise walls and apricot cabinets and draperies. The project has been a full year’s work led by kitchen committee chair Mrs Robert S Ireland.
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Concord
Arts and Crafts Circle of Woman’s Union of Trinitarian Congregational Church
James W. Butterworth
Robert S. Ireland
Stolen Truck Recovered and Wallet Reunited in Concord Blotter
Police report a Lexington stolen truck recovered near the Macone driveway after a tip from Mrs. Richard Macone. A wallet lost by Mrs. Soderman's daughter was returned by an anonymous young girl who declined a reward. Two junior high break-ins led to three juveniles being taken into custody and property recovered. A 16 year old and a 17 year old were involved in a fatal air rifle incident. the eye injury prompted hospital observation and police investigation by Patrolmen Foster and Alexander.
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Concord
Richard Macone
Lowell Road
Macone
Wayland
Lexington
Robert Soderman
Alcott Road
Mass Gen. Hospital
Hield
Ralph Thomas
Alexander
Couple Welcomes Second Daughter in West Concord
Mr and Mrs William James Bulger formerly Mary Dwinnel of 25 Highland Street welcomed their fifth child and second daughter Catherine Genna born November 29 at Emerson Hospital Grandparents are Mrs William J Bulger Sr West Concord and Philip Dwinnel
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West Concord
William James Bulger
Mary Dwinnel
Highland Street
Catherine Genna
Emerson Hospital
William J. Bulger
Philip Dwinnel
Board Renews Local Licenses In Concord Hearing
Concord selectmen held a hearing on Anthony Ammendolia's petition to store 1 000 gallons of gasoline underground on his Cambridge Turnpike farm. Licenses renewed include liquor, agents and sellers, common victuallers, and an innholders license for Colonial Operating Co. Inc.
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Concord
Anthony Ammendolia
Cambridge Turnpike
Richard P
Claire Sullivan
Nashawtuc C. C. , Inc
Colonial Operating Co. Inc
Thomas E. Prendergast
Willow Pond Kitchen, Inc
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
Andersen Service, Inc
Colonial Motors
J. & J. Servicecenter
Macon Bros. , Inc
Roger R. Derby
General Radio
James G. Sliman
Walden Breezes
West Concord
Patriot Restaurant
Thoreau Street
Snow's Pharmacy
Colonial Operating Co
Sudbury Chief Warns Holiday Fire Precautions
Sudbury urges Santa season safety with advice on fresh trees kept outdoors until needed, water in the stand, distance from heat and exits, using only US labeled lights, disposing wrappings, not leaving lights on when away, ensuring a working fire extinguisher, and noting sprays slow but do not prevent fires.
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Sudbury
Lions Meet Greet Two New Concord Members
Concord Lions Club inducted Cal Tainsworth and Bob Fraser at a Tuesday supper meeting at Colonial Inn. PDDG Rudolph W. Currier officiated as eight Haverhill Lions attended with President Millier for Travelling Leo. A film Iwo Jima was shown. Next meeting features annual children's Christian party at Thoreau School on Tuesday at 6 30 p.m James V. McMulllen, chairman. No meeting on December 26 due to holidays.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Colonial Inn
P.D.D.G
Rudolph W. Currier
Cal Tainsworth
Bob Fraser
George W. Walikinson
Haverhill Lions
Millier
Leo
Iwo Jima
Thoreau School
James V. McMullen
Probate notice in Concord for Grace E Taylor will
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notices probate Grace E. Taylor estate in Concord. Petition for will by Arthur J. McLaughlin of Boston asks to be executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by January 8, 1962, before 10 a.m. before Judge John C. Leggat.
Lincoln Voters Reject Shelter Center Funding
At a special town meeting Lincoln voters defeated a motion to allocate 8,000 dollars to establish civilsense communications at the Storrow House shelter. The voice vote count was 112 to 154 with many residents voicing opinions on hospital and education implications. The issue may be revisited at the annual town meeting.
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Lincoln
Storrow House
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Education
Charles K
Sudbury Lions Sponsor Christmas with Santa Claus Event
Sudbury-Wayland Lions hosted a Christmas with Santa Claus on a Tuesday at Svensk Kafic for a group of local children. The gathering promoted community charity and included a savings program urging INVEST IN YOUR COU BUY U.S. SAVINGS BOND.
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Sudbury-Wayland Lions
Santa Claus
Svensk Kafic
U.S
Probate notice of will for Daniel W Acton estate
Commonwealth probate court in Middlesex announces petition for probate of a last will and testament. Martha M Sheehan is named to be appointed executrix with bond and potential surety requirements. Interested parties may appear in Cambridge before eight o clock in the forenoon on January eighth, 1962 to object.
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Middlesex
Daniel W. Late
Acton
Martha M. Sheehan
John C. Leggat
Quire
Said
John V. Harvey
Foreclosure of Mortgage in Acton Mass Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court Case No 35594 Ml seeks authority to foreclose a mortgage on 29 Conant Street Acton given by Dallas B Benham and Edna Benham to The Provident Institution Savings Bank Boston. Citizens urged to file written appearance and answer by January 15 1962 to avoid forfeiture under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act. Judge John E. Edquire presiding. Record December 11 1961.
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Dallas B. Benham
Na E. Benham
Acton
Lexingall
Conant Street
Edna Benham
Bystrument
John E. Edquire
Margaret M. Daly
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Arthur J. McLaughlin
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