Marlboro Enterprise advertisement rates and publication data
The Marlboro Enterprise Press Inc announces publication details for The Enterprise, edited by R. W. Currier. It is issued every Thursday from Marlboro Massachusetts with offices at 8 Main Street and 16 Liberty Street and lists subscriptions at 2.00 per year and 0.05 for single copies.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Concord, Tei
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Water supply future questions loom for Quabbin impact
Governor Herter raised the possibility of sending Quabbin Reservoir water to southeastern Massachusetts as a distant future option amid rising urban and industrial demand. The piece notes water supply pressures from home building and manufacturing expansion across cities.
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Quabbin
Massachusetts
Herter
Maynard Woman's Club Hosts Edward Snow Speaker
Maynard Woman's club welcomed Maynard-Edward Rowe Snow author and lecturer to a February 8 meeting attended by about 120 members and guests. Snow shared slides from coast to coast with sea lore, shipwrecks, and hurricanes, while Mrs. Snow organized visual aids and the audience enjoyed a post lecture luncheon.
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Maynard
Edward Rowe Snow
Mr. Snow
Portland
Snow
Collier’s Magazine
Mary Louise Hodgess
Tlag
America the Beautiful
Victor Salloway
Jacob Seder
John Ledgard
Alric French
Sophie Kerr
Amanda
Hulda Nelson
Lucy
Margaret O'Connell
Julia
Mary King
Cecile
Beverly McKenna
Eve
Harriet Fourratt
Howard Case
Ways and Means
Irving Manning
Edith Carbone
Ferris J. Cunningham
Matthew Fourratt
Howard A. Wilson
Division of Veterans Services
Walter Dennison
Albert Hodgess
Maynard Club
Wayside Inn
New Hampshire Faces Public School Staffing Strains
Concord New Hampshire educators face critical years ahead as enrollment is projected to rise about 20 percent by 1959 60, requiring 400 more elementary and 1125 more high school teachers while turnover climbs due to higher regional wages and graduates from state colleges.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Massachusetts Workers Earn Decembers Average 67 20
December earnings for Massachusetts production workers averaged 67 20 with a rise from 1953. Top centers Everett Lynn Pittsfield Beverly West Springfield Chicopee Framingham Peabody Worcester Norwood posted high averages. Bank debits rose 10.5 percent in December while consumer prices held steady. New plastics firms and planning zoning reforms noted.
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Massachusetts
Everett
Lynn
Pittsfield
Beverly
West Springfield
Chicopee
Framingham
Peabody
Worcester
Norwood
Dept. of Labor and Industries
Life
Special Aecess Commission of Planning
J. Robert Barry Corp
Lowell
Gray Pharmaceutical Co. Inc
Newton
Crown Container Co
Maynard
Arlin Mfg. Co
Arlin
Wachusetts Corrugated Corp
the Mass. Department of Commerce
Air Explorer Scout Course Begins February 11
At Hanscom Field Bedford Mass a 16 hour Air Explorer Aviation Rating course starts February 11 1955 with classes each Friday 8 p m in the Airmen's Mess. Instructors are Air Force personnel from the 6520th Support Wing Test and 2234th Air Reserve Flying Center. Limited to 100 Explorers from Sachem and Greater Lowell Councils.
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Hanscom Field
Bedford
Laurence G. Hanscom Field
Mass
L. G. Hanscom Field
Air Force
6520Th
2234Th Air Reserve Flying Center
Harcia A. Warren
Explorer
Don Johnson
Sachem Council
Sachem
Greater Lowell
Woman From Holliston Heads to California
Mrs. Charles H. Wecksitrom of Holliston former Maynard leaves by American Airlines to visit daughter and son in Glendale California. She will meet her ten month old granddaughter Dana Joy and stay in California for the winter. The Navy adds anti submarine duties to destroyers once built for torpedoes.
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Maynard
Charles H. Wecksitrom
Holliston
American Airlines
Charles R. Higgins
Glendale
Californa
Higgins
John Higgins
Parker Street
Weckstroth
California
Dana Joy
Ralph Powell Candidate for Stow Post
Ralph Powell of Old Bolton road Stow announced he will run for selectman in the upcoming town election. A native of Arlington, he studied in New York and has run Gracevngte Studio on Mair street in Hudson since 1951. His wife Grace Ruth, a commercial designer, works with him. Powell is a member of the Hudson Rotary Club.
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Hudson
Ralph I. Powell
Old Bolton Road
Stow
Gracevngte
Mair Street
Arlington
New York
Long Island
Grace Ruth
Powell
Hudson Rotary Club
Concord Weekly Community Events List
Concord clubs and groups schedule a week of meetings and activities from Thursday to following Wednesday. Highlights include P T A at Harvey Wheeler School, DeMolay at Masonic Temple, Beta Sigma Phi sale at Lawton Appliance, Holy Name Society, Concord Woman's Club dessert and hat show, and various gatherings at churches lodges and town venues.
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Holy Name Society
Our Lady’s Church
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord Woman's Club
Girl Scout House
Corinthian Lodge
Board of Selectmen
Town House
Your Income Taxes in Massachusetts Returns and Deductions
This article explains who must file a Massachusetts state income tax return for 1954, due April 15, 1955, and outlines deductions for self, spouse, dependents, and parents. It covers joint filing, treatment of late-born or deceased dependents, and defines business income for the Massachusetts return with examples.
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Massachusetts
Eghteen
Tax rate rise for 1954 business income
The effective tax rate on 1954 business income rises to 3.075 percent from 2.45 percent in 1953. The increase results from eliminating the 25 percent reduction of the normal tax on business income.
31-Year Wait For Mail Service Began In 1923
Plattsmouth Nebraska report notes E E Vroman sought home mail delivery in 1923 but was told a sidewalk was required first. He installed the sidewalk promptly and, after decades, the post office finally began service years late. In Portland Maine a man recovering from a fall injures his arm while playing with neighborhood youths.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
E. E. Vroman
Vroman
Post Office
Real estate boom fuels aggressive listings across towns
In a brisk BoAAy real estate push, Doug Langille’s office catalogs properties from Acton to Marlboro. Listings include farms, colonials, ranches, and rental opportunities with GI financing notes and multi town calls. Ozzie Falling and John Thomas coordinate showings while offices push Madison Street and Bruce Road developments.
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New England
Appoj
Highland St
Parker St
Brainer Corp
Waltham Feder Bank
Summer St
Shawmut Ave
Bigelow
Pleasant St
Bruce Rd
Boston St
Lawin St
Murphy St
Hudson
Goodale St
East Main St
West Main St
East Main
Cutting
Clinton
Elm
Actons
Mass_ Ave
West Acton
Thomas
Ave
East Acton
South Acton
Cape
Knotty Pine
Colonial St
Orchard Drive
Central St
Stow St
Acton
Bolton
Boboss
Concord
Northboro
Stow
Ozzie
Waltham
Great Rd
England
Southboro
Sudbury
Littleton
Ozzie Falki
Wal
John Thomas
Colonial
Marlboro
Doug Langille
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Clus
Maynard Group
New York City
Edison
Pearl Street
British Railways
BNING
Manning
Division of Research
Massachusetts Dept. of Commerce
Boylston Stt
Boston
Herbert Miller
White House Messenger
Eisenhower
House of Representatives
AIR Explorer
West Coast
Ralph Powell
Stow Post
Pheogopher
Weet Concord P. T. A
Harvey Wheeler School
State Armory
Concord DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Beta Sigma Phi
Lawton
Scout House
Catholic Daughters
Monument Hall
Grange
Peter Bulkeley
Concord Chorus
Musketaquid
Concord Players
Veterans Building
Woman's Union
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson's
Legon
James R. Canavan
C.P.A
National Association of Cost Accountants
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General Automotive Mechanic
Marlboro Daily Enterprise
Robert A. Aronson
Boston Post
Marlbor
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Lexington
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