Concord Enterprise masthead and publishing details
Publication masthead from August 25, 1908 lists Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts with editor R W Currier and addresses at 255 Main Street Con Marlboro 88 Nason Street May TW 7 7521 P O Box 62 Concord Massachusetts and confirms weekly Thursday issue with advertising copy deadline 2 o'clock Wednesday prior to publication and notes no liability for typographical errors plus distribution and agency details Julius Mathews in Boston and New York offices.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press, Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
P. O. Box
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Erro
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Sudbury Taxpayers Urged to Retain Treasurer and Bond Strategy
A letter to the editor argues voters should keep the current treasurer amid expansion and rising rates. The author highlights $1,050,000 in school bonds and $300,000 in Tax Anticipation notes sold recently at favorable rates, noting a 3.90 percent bid plus a $4,723.95 premium saved taxpayers over the bonds’ life. The writer also signals a run for the combined treasurer and collector post if merged.
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Sudbury
New England Tracks Spar Over Racing Dates
Providence Rhode Island UPI reports a date dispute between Lincoln Downs and Suffolk Downs as the Rhode Island Racing and Athletics Commission considers 79 days of flat racing for Lincoln Downs. Suffolk Downs holds a 66 day spring meet and 33 nights of harness racing, prompting objections from Bay State Raceway in Foxboro.
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Providence
R. I. Upi
New England
Rhode Island Racing and Athletics Commission
Lincoln Downs
B. A.dario
Suffolk Downs
Boston
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Bay State Raceway
Foxboro
Investment ad urges purchase of U S Savings Bonds
An earnest government style pitch urges readers to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national finances and future stability. It emphasizes patriotic duty and personal financial security through affordable, accessible savings options.
Sudbury adult education courses begin February nine
The Sudbury Woman's Club partners with the Sudbury School Department and University Extension to offer eight weeks of adult education starting Feb. 9 at Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School with registrations from Marlboro Wayland and Sudbury. Courses cover world civilization history French speech and more for men and women.
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Sudbury
The
Superintendent of Schools
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Sudbury School Department
Division of University Extension
Marlboro
West Acton
Wayland
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School
Regional High School
Kenneth Tong
High Voltage Corporation
Bedford
University Extension
Mary Reid
Ars
Walter Brooks
Victor Neumeier
Sudbury Senior Class Sponsors Ski Lodge Hop and Bake Sales
Sudbury senior class hosts a ski lodge themed dance February 13 in the high school gym with weight admission set by pair’s pounds and a cap of 1.50 per couple. Djs Paul Mitchell and Harold Sullivan, snacks aligned to the theme, bake sales February 6 at Kellys drugstore and Community Store with chairs Pat Kiernan Kath leen Panetta. Mid-year exams conclude this Friday with two two hour tests daily across gym Little Theater and cafeteria.
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Sudbury
L.S.R
Paul Mitchell
Harold Sullivan
D. J
Penny Foster
Pat Kiernan
Kathleen Panetta
Carlisle Garden Club Meets On African Violets Topic
The Carlisle Garden Club will meet Monday at 8 PM at Mrs. Edwin Dyson's home on Russell Street. Mrs. Dyson, who grows African Violets, will be the speaker. Refreshments follow. the business meeting will be led by Mrs. Francis Roderick.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Garden Club
Edwin Dyson
Russell Street
Dyson
Francis Roderick
Beagle Club Meet Friday At West Groton
The Greater Lowell Beagle Club hosts a meeting Friday at 8 o clock at the Squannacook Sportsmen's Club West Groton off Route 125. Featured speaker Jim wildfire district manager for the northeastern district will discuss state and federal acts affecting hunters and demonstrate a hound tracking feature. Refreshments will be available and admission is free.
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Acton
Liowell Beagle Club
Beagle
Nnacook Sportsmen’s Club
Jim
Wildfire
Élmon
Rioulte 125
West Groton
Marlboro Shooters Beat Acton for Third Win
Marlboro High School rifle team defeated Acton 870 to 751 at the Marlboro Fish and Game Club range. Dennis Dosie led with 188 points as Marlboro moved to 3-1 in Middlesex league play. Next match is Tuesday at Watertown.
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Marlboro
Acton
Dennis _Dosie
Watertown
Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians Welcomes Waring Family on Tour
The touring six month concert run includes Fred Waring's son Fred Jr and daughter Dixie. Both sing in the band's trombone section as the second generation helps sustain the group. Fred Sr. launched the act in 1916 at Penn State and built the early foundation of the orchestra.
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New York
Bedford St Pauls Mission Names New Sister to Youth
Bedford St Pauls Mission has obtained Herbert Skiley to be mistress to youth replacing Don Lonsidis. The two presentations Kis met Friday and Saturday were very well attended here.
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St. Paul’s Mission
Herbert Skilley
Don Lonsidis
Waring Orchestra Touring Across 125 Cities This Season
The Waring group operates in over 125 cities across 43 states this season, largely undertaking one night stands. Fred Jr. returns after two years of Navy service.
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Bination
Banjazzatra
Fred Jr
Waring Group
Oporatay
89th Annual New England Spring Flower Show Opens in Revere
The 89th annual New England Spring Flower Show unfolds March 13 at Wonderland Park Route 1A Revere Mass. The indoor event in the Grand Stand Mezzanine and Club House features classic and modern garden design plus plant materials and equipment. Free parking for 8000 cars and easy access via MTA from Boston and local bus lines. Notable exhibits include The New England Theme by Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts and displays from Bay State Nurseries North Abington Old Colony Landscape Service Weymouth Joseph Breck Sons Boston Bartlett Gardens and Pine Gardens. The event highlights small gardens for today s compact homes with special exhibits such as the Formal Acacia Garden and a Fern Exhibition from Wellesley College.
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Wonderland Park
Revere
Mass
Wonderland
MTA
Scollay Square
Boston
Wom
New England
Garden Chuir Federation of
Massachusetts
MacLaren
Bay State Nurseries
North Ablmgton
Old Colony Landscape Service
Weymouth
Joseph
Breck &Sons
Bartlett Gardens
Hamilton
Pine Gardens
Milton
Robert G. Stone
Marion
Newport
Rhode Island
National Association of Gardeners
Wayside Gardens
Mentor
Ohio
Botany Department
Wellesley College
Morning Meeting for Bedford Garden Club
The Bedford Garden Club holds its next morning meeting on Tuesday February 9 at 10 a.m. at Mrs Daniel E Hatchs home 27 Hayden lane. Guest speaker Mrs Robert Scrmygeour of Ox Bow Gardens will discuss hothouse plant value and culture. A plant auction follows.
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Bedford
Bedford Garden Club
Daniel E. Hatch
Hayden Lane
Robert Scrmygeour
Ox Bow Gardens
Concord Wins 69 61 Over Stoneham After Slump
Concord defeats Stoneham 69 61 led by Tom Berlied with 26 and Brad Evang 19. The win follows three straight league losses on Tuesday. Reading beat Lexington to create a tie in the league race as Winchester won its 10th at Belmont 56 42.
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Concord
Tom Berlied
Brad Evang
Stoneham
Reading
Lexington
Winchester
Belmont
Deaths and Funerals in Sudbury and Acton
Floyd O. DeMillar 63 of Sudbury died Jan 21 at work. Funeral services were held with Rev. Carl R. Scovel officiating, cremation at Newton Cemetery. Born in Joplin Missouri he lived in Framingham before moving to Sudbury. Survived by four daughters and three grandchildren. Henrietta B Burke 96 of Acton died at W Homestead in Stow after long illness. She was descendant of Barker and Burke families, painter, horticulturist, and Boston Conservatory alumna. Funeral at Fowler Maynard Home with Rev. Eugene Watson officiating. interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Floyd O. Demillar
Sudbury
Wadsworth Funeral Home
Framingham
Carl R. Scovel
Newton
Joplin
Edward
Ellen (Carrick) DeMillar
Aimee
Barker) DeMillar
New York University
Maryland Nautical Naval Academy
Alpha Lodge A.F
A.M
Concord Royal Arch
Boston
Helene
Millar
Renee) Frederick
Jamestown
N. D
John
Leone) Nyman
Marvin
Suzanne) Orelly
Henrietta B
Peregrim White
Pilgrims
Plymouth
Burke
Jones
Usalist Church
H Barker Burke
Myra C. Robbins
Maynard
Euge Watson
Union Gelical Church
Riat
Woodlawn
Staying with Your Own Age Group Beats Young Circles
A Middlesex Tuberculosis and Health Association note suggests that chasing a very young crowd can exhaust older adults. They advise choosing companions closer to your age and avoiding overfull social schedules that turn leisure into obligation.
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Middlesex ‘Tuberculosis and Health Association
Catholic Travel Office Announces New New England Representatives
John G. Hodgson announces Dupont Circle Tweedie as New England representatives for the Catholic Travel Office. Markey and Tweedie will run offices at 34 Hunter Street Now Bedford Massachusetts to promote pilgrimages to Europe South America Holy Land and around the world in 1960.
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Washington, D. C
John G. Hodgson
Catholic Travel Office
Dupont
Circle Tweedie
New England
Markey
Tweedie
Hunter Street
Bedford
Mass
Europe
South America
Holy Land
Emil Lehto of Stow Former Maynard resident dies
Emil Lehto 76 of Stow son of Maynard died yesterday after a long illness. A retired stonemason born in Saarijarvi Finland he lived in Maynard for years. Survived by three daughters Helen Rogers Mrs Swain both of Maynard and John Paaki Stow and nine grandchildren. Funeral at Fowler Funeral Home at 2 pm with Richard D. Rintala of St Johns Lutheran Church officiating. Burial Glenwood Cemetery Maynard. Calling hours today 7 to 9 pm at funeral home.
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Emil Lehto
Sondale Road
Stow
Maynard
Saarijarvi
Finland
Daugers
Helen Rogers
Swain
John Paaki
Fowler Funeral Home
Richard D. Rintala
St. John’s Lutheran Chi
Glenwood Cemetery
Mayni
Funeral Home
Obituary for Wayland woman Alida Zelle and family
Alida Zelle of Cord Road Wayland widow of the late iam Zelle died Monday afternoon at 2 at Woodlawn Chapel Acton center. Visiting hours at the home today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Family requests flowers be omitted and donations to Emerson Hospital Concord are welcome.
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Wayland
Alida Zelle
Cord Road
Iam
Zelle
Aearo
Muriel Narcid
Phyllis Mo
William C
Woodlawn Cemer Acton Center
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Probate Court Notices for Lydia G Raym Will
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex notices probate of Lydia G Raym late Sudbury. Petition for probate of will and codicil by Merchants Bank Boston Atkinson of Sudbury Wise of Lynn asks executors and bond. Object in writing by Feb 23 1960 Cambridge. Witness John C Leggat First Judge dated January 29 1960.
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Middlesex, Ss
Lydia G. Raym
Sudbury
Merchants N Bank of Boston
Cambidge
John C. Leggat
Quire
Concord Sealed Bids For Three 167 EVA Transformers
The Town of Concord invites sealed bids for three 167 EVA oil cooled transformers with 2400/4160 wye, 55 C rise, full taps 42 percent, oil immersed cooling. Bids due 2:00 PM February 12 at Town Manager office. The town may reject any or all bids and waive bidding defects. Theodore M. Nelson Town Manager.
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Concord
Town Concord
Massachusetts
Theodore M. Nelson
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