Concord Enterprise Publication Notice and Rates
The Concord Enterprise published weekly by the Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts lists address details editor names and post office facts from 1908. It notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements and offers reprint of error portions. Subscription rates for single copies and one year are promised.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Masu
W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Santa Claus in Danger and Modern Bureaucracy
A divided look at Santa Claus as the Christmas symbol faces legal restrictions in cities from health inspections to licenses. The piece notes welfare of children and public suspicion amid evolving rules affecting how the iconic figure is presented and celebrated. It also covers a Washington passport study labeling wives as travelers, and a debate over Colorado Springs Air Force Academy chapel design, criticizing lawmakers for design interference and praising functional modern architecture.
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Santa Claus
New York
Sata Claus
Mary
Junig@r
Air Force Chapel
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Sudbury Woman's Club Hosts Festive Christmas Tea
A large Sudbury Woman's Club gathering at Sudbury Town hall featured a Christmas tea hosted by Mrs. Merle L. Hamilton and committee. Helen Campbell and Luther Harden served tea and coffee as the club welcomed three new members. The program by Memorial Congregational church’s Woman’s Choral Group included carols and bells, with gift wrapping demonstrations by Gretchen. The Ways and Means committee showcased Christmas candles, and a successful bake sale aided the club treasury.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman's Club
Sudbury Town Hall
Merle L. Hamilton
Helen Campbell
Luther Harden
Town Hall
Francis Raynor
Norman T. Bowes
Harriet Sweat
Charles E. Scott
Memorial Congregational Church
Gretchen
P T A Hears About Social World View
West Concord Thoréau Wheeler P T A held a stimulating evening led by Dr. Gilbert Wilson of Boston University School of Education. He spoke on social studies and what children gain from studying the world.
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West Concord
Thoréau-Wheeler P.T.A
Gilbert Wilson
Wilson
Boston University School of Education
Thoreau School
Channel 2
Rittenhouse
Helen Fiske
Empty safe theft shocks Washington shoppers
Police recovered a $2,500 grocery store safe but found it empty on the railroad tracks after the thief reportedly stole the evidence while officers were away. The incident followed a note about auto plant wages—hourly pay for automobile manufacturing workers averaging 22 percent above the national manufacturing rate.
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Washington
Ind
Sudbury and Wayland Community Notices Reflect Local Happenings
Wayland Highway Surveyor Albert Potvin says Old Sudbury Road north of the railroad will improve after final surfacing once settlement of the newly laid road stabilizes. Notices detail church meetings, interfaith talks, Christmas workshops, and a gift-exchange. a Sudbury Dairy Queen on Post Road was broken into with about $45 stolen.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Road
Wayland
Albert Potvin
Dairy Queen
Salvation Army Plans Proxy Gift Campaign This Christmas
Salvation Army in Oklahoma City launches a proxy gifts program for Christmas. Lt. Col. Wesley W. Bouterse says a donor suggested giving via checks to fund gifts for families in need. Letters will inform recipients the gift comes from the donor through the Army, funding food clothing and toys.
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Harry Culver
Oklahoma City
Salvation Army
Wesley W. Bouterse
Bouterse
Hanson Rolls 343 as Ramblers Win Anchors Take Four Points
In Lexington Jolters defeated Andy Boy 3 1 and K of C Jrs down Tudys 3 1 Lincoln won three from K of C Srs Hanson had singles of 91 129 123 Ramblers posted 1449 in team total to beat Hubbardsville 1415 Anchors total 1482 and Priests 0-4 led by T Delsie 325 and H Hanson 343 with K of C Jrs 1398 and Tudys 1391 finals
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Hanson
Ramblers
Lexington
Jolters
Andy Boy
C. Jrs
Tudys
Lincoln
C. Srs
A Macone
J. Curro
C. Bregoli
T. Pagano
D. Bregoli
J. Palumbo
T. Burke
W. Macone
D. Stefanelli
W. Nickerson
R. Malloy
D. MacInnis
E. Murphy
R. Maher
J. Gilbert
K. of C. Srs
B. Harmon
L. Comeau
R. Anderson
H Smith
H. Hanson
Hubbardville
D. Pallmeri
J. Kelly
R. Cull
A. Carlson
T. Fitzpatrick
K. of
M. Garcia
L. Wetherbee
J. Antognoni
B. O’neil
T. McCarthy
D. Mulcahy
P. Moreau
N. Genetti
Anchors
J. Halliday
J. Francis
E. Tetreault
C. Colombo
T. Delsie
Priests
L. Dee, Sr
J. Martin
P. Muscato
M. Ziman
T. Hopkins
Churchless Group Finds New Home Near Pittsburgh
A Forbes Road congregation, churchless since a 3 year old deed ruling, gains a vacant suburban Pittsburgh church bought by broker Philip Wolfers. Wolfers sold it cheaply after a newspaper ad, and a contractor offered to haul and credit the move. The group, short on funds but strong in faith, plans to worship in the relocated building.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes Road
Clyde Cottom
Philip Wolfers
Wolfers
Forbes Road Union Church
Cottom
Concord Municipal Light Plans Sealed Bid for Underground System
Sealed proposals for underground distribution electrical work ventilation and equipment handling for the indoor primary substation will be received at 6 00 P M EST December 29 1955 at the Concord Municipal Light Plant office Concord Massachusetts and publicly opened. Specifications may be obtained after December 16 1955 for 50 and returned if bids are not honored. Bids must follow Massachusetts General Laws with bid security forms certified checks of 4500 for general contractors 750 for underground distribution 200 for ventilation and 200 for equipment handling due by December 27 1955. Pinny Jewell Jr W W Sargent R J Redday commissioners Dec 15
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Concord Municipal Licht
Concord
Massachusetts
Concord Municipal Light Plant
Pinny Jewell Jr
W. W. Sargent
R. J. Redday
Safe winter driving tips from tire association
The National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association offers ten guidelines for winter driving. Keep tires inflated and buy deep tread snow tires, start slowly with space to the car ahead, reduce speeds on snow and ice, avoid curb parking, watch icy spots and wet leaves, brake gently without abrupt stops, avoid wheel spin, maintain full vehicle control, and adopt a safety oriented mindset for winter roads.
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National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association
Globe Trotters to perform in Worcester with Harlem Magicians
The Harlem Globetrotters led by Goose Tatum and Marques Haynes visit Worcester Auditorium on December 19 at 8 PM to face the New York Olympians led by Bill Spivey. The bill features Bob Fowler and Bob Righetti among a star lineup in a rare world tour show.
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Worcester Auditorium
Goose Tatum
Marques Haynes
Harlem
New York
Jimmy Powers
Tatum
Haynes
Spivey Wa
Bob Fowler
Whiz Kid
Seton Hall
New York Celtics
Bob Righetti
University of San Francisco
U.S. Air Force
Assabet Aerie F. O. Eagles seek license transfer Maynard
The Assabet Aerie F O Eagles under Elmer B Mattson manager applies under Chapter 138 to transfer its All Alcoholic Club license from 8 Walnut Street to 33 Summer Street Maynard for a club on the second floor three rooms and basement storage at the new address Maynard Board of Selectmen notes filing includes Emile A Dumas John Mitzcavitch John Sokolowski as board members.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Assabet Aerie F. O. Eagles
Elmer B. Mattson
Walnut Street
Summer Street
Emile A. Dumas
John Mitzcavitch
John Sokolowski
Maynard Board of Selectmen
Eagles renew license for club at 33 Summer Street Maynard
Fraternal Order of Eagles Assabet Aerie 1643 seeks renewal of a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a club at 33 Summer Street Maynard second floor three rooms basement storage in the building. Also notice of Concord selectmen hearing for John Sablone Package Goods Store license at 13 Thoreau Street Concord with no action for ten days.
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John Sablone
Selectmen
Thoreau Street
Concord
Board of Selectmen
Maynard Best Buys Dominate Ramblers 89 70 in I S League
Maynard Best Buys known as The Stags defeated Townsend Ramblers 89 to 70 in an Inter-State League game. Maynard built a 13 point second quarter lead and outscored the Ramblers 27 24 and 22 19 in the final periods highlighted by Al Hartley and Ed Romanowski assists and Kulevich tap ins. Bob Farrar scored 40 for Townsend as the Ramblers fell to 1 1. Next Sunday Maynard plays at home.
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Maynard
Arthur
Townsend Ramblers
Bob Farrar
Ramblers
Townsend
al Hartley
Ed Romanowski
Hartley
Alex Kulevich
Ed Gallagher
Kulevich
Stags
Local scoring record posts names of players and teams
Scoring record lists Charlie Hadden of Kentucky Tom Gatzek Vexas Christian Ed Lyons Arkansas Tech and Syron Anderson Kansas with tickets on sale in Marlboro at the Davis Music and Hat Shop.
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Charlie Hadden
Kentucky
Tom Gatzek
Vexas Christian
Ed Lyons
Arkansas Tech
Syron Anderson
Kansas
Marlboro
Davis Music and Hat Shop
White Christmas Guaranteed By Artificial Snow Tags
Researchers from Crown Cork & Seal Co claim the aero sol industry will deliver a white Christmas with at least 5 million pounds of artificial snow. They produced over 10 million cans for the holiday season each can containing about a half pound of fake snow. Shop early for Xmas.
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Philadelphia
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Anchors A Ten Bowls Into Local Bowling Standings
The brief sports item lists teams Ramblers Jokers Hubbardville Andy Boy and K of C Srs Tudys Lincoln Priests in the standings after a six point win by Concord and Sporting a six point Mill Dam bowling match.
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Concord
Anchors Ramblers
Jokers
Hubbardville
Andy Boy K. of
C. Srs
Tudys
Lincoln Priests
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