Marlboro Enterprise Press imprint and publication details
The Concord Enterprise lists its publisher as the Enterprise Press Inc of Marlboro Massachusetts with R W Currier editor at Main Street Concord. It notes second class matter status since August 25 1908 and weekly Thursday issues. The paper disclaims financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements and offers reprint of the erroneous portion. It lists eastern representatives Julius Mathews Special Agency in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Home rule debate at Governor's Conference on state affairs
The Governor's Conference on State County and Municipal relations favored broader home rule for cities and towns. It urged more local control over finances and limited legislative power unless a community approves acts, while studying state boards over local agency authority. The issue, not new, may receive more attention in the future.
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Governor’s Conference
Editorial miscellany from several small-town papers
Reader opinions reflect postwar adjustment and optimism amid economic strain. Farmers face tighter markets while workers enter a transitioning atomic era. South Pasadena voices maturity and the danger of overconfidence as plenty coexists with daily worries.
Death of Preston M. Putnam at 52 shocks Sudbury friends
Preston M. Putnam 52 formerly of Sudbury died December 24 in Niagara Falls New York where he worked as Chief Engineer for B Perini and Sons framing a water tunnel for Hydro Electric Power Commission. He leaves wife Janice daughter Virginia wife of John Maenpaa son Eliot and two grandchildren. Funeral was December 28 at Maple Street Congregational Church Danvers Mass with burial in Danvers Cemetery.
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Sudbury
Putnams
Boston Post Road
South Sudbury
Preston M. Putnam
Mr. Putnam
Niagara Falls
New York
B. Perini and Sons
Framingham
Ontario
Hydro-Electric Power Commission
Janice A. Putnam
Virginia Putnam Maenpaa
John Maenpaa
Eliot P. Putnam
John W. Maenpaa, Jr
Janice E. Maenpaa
Claude H. Rouletté
Denver
Colorado
Col
W. F. Putnam
Coral Gables
Florida
R. G. Putnam
Manchester
Vermont
Maple Street Congregational Church
Danvers
Mass
Putnam
Waterville bogs down as Bull Run reservoir washout causes water shortage
In Waterville Pennsylvania residents faced a water shortage after Bull Run reservoir washed out during heavy rain. The incident disrupted supply prompting local concerns over the town’s service and infrastructure.
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Waterville
Bull Run
Rosemary Henderson Stars in Ice Capades of 1955
Rosemary Henderson a 19 year old Winnipeg skater debuts as Little Miss Bo Peep and understudy for Donna Woodward in Ice Capades 1955 at Boston Garden Dec 26 to Jan 13. She skates with Bobby Maxson and is groomed to lead Ice Capades one day. Performances nightly 8 30 with Sunday shows 1 30 and 5 30 except Jan 9.
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Rosemary Henderson
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Bobby Maxson
Rosemary
Miss Bo-Peep
Boston Garden
Ttle
Donna Twood
Donna
Bos: Garden
Texas Permanent School Fund Surpasses 145 Million in Oil Rentals
Since oil and gas discoveries on Texas public school lands in 1932 the Permanent School Fund has earned over 145 million dollars from rentals leasing and royalties.
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Texas
Permanent School Fund of Texas
West Concord Bowling League results and high scores
West Concord Bowling League saw Reformatory beat General Radio 3-1 and Bottled Gas defeat West Concord Fruit 3-1. Other results include Condon's 4-0 over Home Products Cushman's surprising 4-0 win, Fenton's 3-1 over Palmer's, and Rod & Gun blanking Postoffice 4-0. High scores feature J Hayes 293 and A Bartolomeo 288 for Reformatory, J Fitzpatrick 302 for Bottled Gas, and A Carlson 293 for Red & Gun.
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West Concord — Reformatory
West Concord
Tutte’s
Maynard
West Concord Fruit
Condon’s
Commonwealth Avenue
Cushman’s
Fenton’s
Palmer's
Rod
Red & Gun
Jim Oakman
W. Payne
John Oakman
A. Prentiss
A. Carlson
Post Office
E. Cullinane
A. Beaudoin
J. Steinmann
G. Wilkinson
R. Eddy
F. Edwardson
R. Beatty
J. Dora
T. Fitzpartick
J. Fitzpatrick
W. Prentiss
J. McCarthy
R. Tombeno
Dummy
C. Anderson
B. O'Neil
Palmer
L. Palmer
R. Kelley
L. Dee
C. Hamilton
D. McCarthy
Rod & Gun Condon’s
Postoffice
Home Products
Comm. Ave. W. C. Fruit
Palmer’s
Leaders Shut Out Foes To Keep Pace
Delsie and Bartolomeo head a decisive performance as top triples lead several teams in a high scoring meet. Notables include Bartolomeo 321, Colombo 327, Tobin 315. team totals range from 1290 to 1494 across K of C Srs and Anchors.
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Delsie
Bartolomeo
Bing” Bartolomeo
Charlie Colombo
John Tobin
Kembiers
J. Hayes
H. Smith
H. Harmon
A Bartolomeo
H. Hanson
K. of
A. Macone
M. Dee
T. Pagano
Maynard Stags Climb With Two Of Three Wins
The Maynard Stags posted a 2-2 league mark after a three game week. They opened with a 56-55 home win over Lunenberg at Hunt Gym, led by Gallagher and Laskowsky, then fell to Ayer 74-64 as Sullivan scored 38. They closed with a 62-51 win over New Ipswich at Townsend, with Laskowsky and Connors contributing key points.
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Maynard
Maynard Stags
Stags
Lunenberg
Hunt Gym
Concord
Hunt
Stag
Roy Murray
Ed Gallagher
Gallagher
Tookie Laskowsky
Yenna Connors
Herrik
Harvey
Ayer
Ayer Tanners
Sullivan
Willie Wickey
New Ipswich
N. H
Townsend
Hill
Nikala
Leominster Tops Inter State Loop Maynard Fourth
InterState Basketball League standings show Leominster leading with a win over Inter State Loop as Maynard sits fourth. Recent results include Leominster 82 over New Ipswich 51 and Townsend 72 over Maynard 61 with Ayer 69 over Maynard 64. Upcoming games list Nard at Concong New Ipswich Feb 6 and Leominster at May Feb 9 at Hunt Hospital arena starting 7:30 PM.
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Leominster
Maynard
Ayer
New Ipswich
Leominister
Townsend
West Concord Bowling Standings Update
West Concord standings show Gasmen STI retaining Ag in the lead. Other teams listed include Concord lineup with shifts noted, reflecting recent results and positions in the league.
Concord Cruises Past St. Patrick's Five, 65 27
Concord ran up 25 baskets and 15 free throws to beat St. Patrick's of Watertown 65 27 at Hunt Memorial Gym. Dave Bouchard led with 12 points while Donnie Witherell added 11 and Paul McLaughlin 10, as Concord remained unbeaten in the non league slate. Fitzgerald scored 13 for the visitors.
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Maynard
Laskowsky
Ennequess
Gallagher
Murray
Howes
Weaving
Connors
Tomyl
Crer
Lunenberg Fg
Herrick
P. O’kernan
Riley
Tee
Harvey
R. O’kernan
Johnson
Ewe
Witherell
C Lunenberg
J. Purcell
Eee
We Tomys
Concord
Ewes Weaving
See
New Ipswich
Thorpe
Flint
P. Purcell
Cee Connors
Lg Een
Hutchinson
Wickey
Ce McKenzie
Heme Wee
Dicker
Leary
Wae Childs
Weare
Carty
Ewes Mullahy
Rf Cotton
Fis
Zipps
McGuane
If Jensen
Flint Tomys
Nwene Connors
Ene
Eae Howes
N. H. Fg. Fis
Il Thayer
Nikala
Koski
Kaarlo
Lafernier
Aldrich
UN Sa
Concord High
St. Patrick’s of
Watertown
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Dave Bouchard
Seaward Clan
Bouchard
Donnie Witherell
Paul McLaughlin
Fitzgerald
Bowlers reach new low in The 300 Club scores
The 300 Club weekly results show Bregoli with 306 the lowest score yet in Concord leagues. Members include C Bregoli Mill Dam Fitzpatrick W Concord 302 Hanson Mill Dam Hopkins Mill Dam B O Neil W Concord 300 Palmeri Mill Dam.
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Concord
Bregoli
C. Bregoli
Mill Dam
Fitzpatrick
W. Concord
Hanson
Hopkins
B. O’neil
Palmeri
Strong Winches Invades Concord League Opener
Strong Winches moves into Concord for the Middlesex opener at 7 pm as Winchester fights for a title bid. New coach Bob Seaward leads an experienced squad, while Concord seeks to extend its edge in the series against Winchester.
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Concord
Chester
Middlesex
Winchester
Jim Phillips
Crafty
Tad” Bartlett
Bob Seaward
Atton Garden
Concord High Notes Highlight Christmas Party and Plans
Concord High notes cover a Christmas party at Bedford with Ogilvie Lee Comins Jean er Francis Arnold singing and dancing afterward. The American Field European Program committee plans to pick two boys to recommend for a 9 quarters in New York hope abroad. The high school annual prom date shifts from February to January due to upcoming closures as the auditorium stage enlargements progress.
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Concord
Ogilvie
Lee Comins
Jeaner
Francis Arnold
Bedford
New York
Concord High
Nashoba Club to Hold Annual Meeting and Elections
The Nashoba Club's annual meeting for 14 North Acton is set for the evening of January 3 at the Gardner Walker clubhouse. New officers will be elected and the local club will host the event.
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North Acton
Nashoba Club
Gardner Walker
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James W. Finan
New Concord
Naoko Aoyana
California
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Chamber of Commerce
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North Cambridge
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Concord River
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Archibald H. Ferran
Reformatory Rotary
Lions Club
Everett Broughton
Stephen Vogel
Gilbert Roddys
James R. McKenna
Hubert M. Wardwell
Harvard Trust Company
Edward Holton James
Stormy Petrel
Rockport
State Armory
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Roger K. Allen
Community Chest
Edith Nourse Rogers
Veterans Building
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David B. Williams
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Atty
Eaton
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Pelham
Maud Hunt
Catherine Martell
Mary Sheehan
Robert J. Redday
Light Plant Board
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Allison
H. Willis
United Nations
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Dick Lyons
Dartmouth
V.M.I
A. W
Pete” Cleveland
Laurence F. Petersen
H. Whittemore Brown
H. Whittemore Brown, Ex-Selectman
Edward K. True
Carlisle
Hunter
First Parish
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Archbishop Cushing
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Williams
Ayer Diztrict Court
Christian A. Herter
Catskill Mountain
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South Pasadena
Henry County Journal
Assert
Virginia
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Magalines
Pat
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W. Concord Loop
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300
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C. Jrs Bewake
Tudys Peewee Eer
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Cee Rv Eceeras
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