Marlboro Enterprise publication details and rates
The Marlboro Enterprise Press Inc publishes weekly on Thursdays from Marlboro Massachusetts. Editor Ridolph W Currier lists offices and rates including single copies at eight cents and annual subscriptions at two dollars. Eastern agencies are Julius Mathews in Boston and New York.
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Ce Enterprise
Marlboro
Masse
Ridolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Massachuse
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Mamie Eisenhower looks after Ike and public esteem
The article notes Mamie Geneva Doud Eisenhower as the First Lady hopeful who will be in the public eye, valued for dedication to family and as a model wife and mother. It contrasts home centered virtue with advancing career women in American society and hints at public admiration for her role.
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Mamie Eisenhower
Waiin
America
Christmas Eve Services Across Local Churches
Trinity Episcopal Church hosts an 11 o clock Christmas Eve choral communion next Wednesday led by Rev. William H. Clark with music by Mrs. Theodore Ridout. Other churches schedule Holy Communion at 8 am and a 5 pm family service, with Nativity pageants at Trinitarian Congregational and a candlelight carol service at 7 30 pm. Morning sermons feature Rev. Robert H. Barber and Rev. Edwin B. Nylen. West Concord Union Church and First Parish plan vesper services and Nativity pageants with local volunteers and organists. Evangelical Free Church announces new pastor Hyland Richmond. Complete church programs to be printed next week.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
William H. Clark
Theodore Ridout
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Church School
Egbert Montague
Margaret Ventres
Edwin B. Nylen
Harry Hansen
Lillian Miner
George Harms
Nina Lind
C. Waldo MacWlliams
Edward Perry Daniels
Luke
Philip W. Trumbull
Evangelical Free Church
New Minster
Hyland Richmond
Separate support suit won by Mrs Popieniuck
A separate support award granted to Mrs Popieniuck includes $50 weekly for life and $500 to her counsel Atty. John E. Rice of Marlboro. They married in Boston Feb 19 1929 and lived in Maynard since, with one son Michael. she testified to hardship, low allowances, and early work before the court.
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Concord Court
Popieniuck
Rice
Volunteers Needed for Hospital Work Across Several Shifts
Mrs Gladys Brooks runs the hospital book cart replacing Mrs Mason Ham. Hope D Chase chairs volunteers announcing vacancies this winter for central supply on Tue Wed and Fri morns. Receptionsists needed 1 to 3 pm and 6 15 to 8 pm afternoons and evenings. Cafeteria help Tue and Sat mornings. Substitutes welcome. New junior aides toured with Miss Elizabeth Alexander. Names listed include Jane Spratt Margaret Woodworth Penny Knippie Alice Foreman Beverly Ann Porter. Finizio, McLellan, Burnley earned R N s. Maxine Glover resigns to head nurse at Middlesex County Tuberculous Sanitarium.
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Gladys Brooks
Mason Ham
Brooks
Concord
Hope D. Chase
Elizabeth Alexander
Jane Spratt
Maynard
Margaret Woodworth
Bedford
Penny Knippie
Acton
Alice Foreman
Beverly Ann Porter
Finnizeo
McLellan
Burnley
Legion Christmas Party for Children Set in Concord
The James J. Mans post will host its annual Christmas party for children from Concord and West Concord this Sunday at 1 30 p m in the Veterans Building. About 500 children are expected and gifts will be distributed. Donations are urged in local store containers to help cover costs.
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Concord
James J. Mansfield
West Concord
Veterans Building
Eagles Plan Christmas Party for Maynard Children
The Loyal Order of Eagles will host its annual Christmas party Saturday for Maynard children. Santa arrives at 3 p.m. at the Eagles hall corner Nason and Summer streets with gifts for the youngsters. Shop early for Xmas.
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Maynard
Order of Eagles
Rer
Man of the North
Eagles Hall
Nason and
Summer Streets
Fire destroys Wilson School in Acton action
Early today the Acton Fire Department battled a blaze gutting the 1902 Wilson School building. Walls stood where the interior collapsed. officials could not report the fire’s start or damage estimate. The structure housed 150 pupils before a 1933 closure and 1948 reopening with repairs costing 50 000 dollars.
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Acton
Philip Wilson
Edward Price
Williams to Begin Second Term and Take Trade Role
Rep. Dave Williams starts his second term in the legislature the first week of January and assumes proxy duties for the Board of Trade. The next Grange meeting at Concord is set for Tuesday night January 6. Some Concord residents may travel to Washington next month for the inaugural of Gen Ike as the 34th president, and others will witness Rep Christian A. Herter succeed Gov Paul A. Dever at Beacon Hill.
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Dave Williams
Board of Trade
Grange
Concord
Washington
Ike
Beacon Hill
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Paul A. Dever
Company H Notes Drill Schedule Change for Christmas Week
Concord lieutenant Maurice L. Dee announces no drill Monday night due to Christmas week and no non-com school. On Monday December 29 drill will be held in place of January 1 because of the New Year holiday.
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Concord
Maurice L. Dee
Company H. M.N.G
Mother Gets Seven Children Together Again
In Memphis Tennessee Mrs Bessie Marie Forte reunites seven of her eight children after 22 years. The siblings were raised in an orphanage after their father’s death in 1930 and later adopted and raised across the country. Attending were Troy Evins from Eminence Missouri Louise Morrone from Washington Ernest Leslie Paul Leslie and Pat Leslie of Memphis Charles Beckham of Whittier California and Elmo Leslie of Ogden Utah. One daughter Mrs Robert Beckham of Fort Sill Oklahoma could not attend.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bessie Marie Forte
Robert Beckham
Fort Sill
Okla
Thentry
Forte
Giorf
Troy Evins
Eminence
Louise L. Morrone
Washington
Ernest Leslie
Paul Leslie
Pat Leslie
Charles Beckham
Whittier
Calif
Elmo Leslie
Ogden
Utah
Red white and blue rose developed by botanist
Memphis Tennessee reports Stephan Phelan a botanist has developed a red white and blue rose. The discovery highlights cosmetic and patriotic plant breeding efforts and showcases a novel colored rose for display.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.P
Stephan Phelan
Sudbury Man Robert Hatch Dies After Hospital Stay
Maynard resident Robert R. Hatch of Hudson Road Sudbury died last Thursday at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston at 63. A stationary engineer at American Woolen Company and later a guard at Concord Reformatory he held multiple local posts and club memberships. He leaves a wife Abbie Robinson Hatch three children two daughters Geraldine Kavamahugh Hudson Marion McDonald and a son Robert Sudbury a brother S Parker Hatch Marshfield a sister Mrs Stanley Foster Abington and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at Fowler Funeral Home.
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Maynard
Robert R. Hatch
Hudson Road
Sudbury
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Deer Ise
Maine
American Woolen Company
Concord Reformatory
Charles A. Welch Lodge of Masons
Eastern Star
Engineers Club of
Registry Conducts Bedford Accident Prevention Program
The Registry of Motor Vehicles presented an accident prevention program to the Bedford Auxiliary Police Association at the new police station on Tuesday night. James R. Press, assistant supervisor of safety education, spoke as guest. Movies were shown and a Q and A followed.
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Bedford
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Bedford Auxiliary Police Association
James R. Press
Funeral Rites Held for Local Resident
Reverend Paul Perdy of the Union Congregational church officiated the services. Burial occurred at Glennwood cemetery with bearers Arthur Dawson, Arthur Champagne, William McGarry, Alton Sims, Ray Harris and Stephen Cacciatore.
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Paul Perdy
Union Congregational Church
Glennwood Cemetery
Arthur Dawson
Arthur Champagne
William McGarry
Alton Sims
Ray Harris
Stephen Caccicatore
Acton Woman Breaks Hip In Home Fall
Edith M. McGrath 72 of 123A Main Street South Acton was rushed to Emerson Hospital after a fall at home. Treated by Dr. Wilfred W. Forbes she was found to have a fractured hip and underwent repair surgery. Her condition remains satisfactory but she will stay in hospital for a period. She is keeper of the South Acton post office.
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South Acton
Edith M. McGrath
Wag
Emerson Hospital
W. A. Twombly
Monnday
Wilfred W. Forbes
Randolph Piper
New Wakefield Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Bucht
Southboro notes a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Bucht Ruth Edmunds of Wakefield. The infant weighed seven pounds at birth on Sunday night.
Family ties mark Fayville birth announcement
Bucht is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Edmunds and granddaughter of Mrs Ada Berry of Oak Hill road Fayville. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Maurice Bucht of Wakefield.
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Bucht
James Edmunds
Ada Berry
Oak Hill Road
Fayville
Maurice Bucht
Wakefield
Amphibian Units Join Air and Naval Maneuvers
Two Puerto Rican bases serve as operating areas for amphibious units participating in ongoing air and naval maneuvers.
Food Sale at Union Street Saint Jean Offers Charity Proceeds
A community food sale hosted by Tonal Marlboro Counsely at the Ware Electric Company offices opens at 9 a m. The sale features all kinds of pastries and foods to support charity purposes and a wig tribute from the Society.
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Marlboro— Counsely A L’union St. Jean
Ware Electric Company
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