Marlboro Enterprise notices and publishing details
Marlboro Massachusetts edition of the Concord Enterprise lists editor Rudolph W Currier and office addresses. It notes second class matter status since August 25 1908 and publishing by The Enterprise Press Inc. with no liability for typographical errors and reprints policy.
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Concord Enterprise
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Mass
Massachusetts
Planning to Plant A Gardener's Guide for Beginners
An early season primer urges beginners to start planning now. Experienced gardeners rely on internal notes to draft seed lists and organize space, asking how many feet of beds and packets of each seed are needed, and how to arrange companion and succession crops.
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Tyig
Weather and shrinking the Navy
The article compares the impact of television on movie theaters in small towns to a broader shift in entertainment. It notes 50 U S warships will be inactivated to cut costs, sparking views of decreased naval threat while Russia expands its fleet. It argues the Navy must reduce budget by retiring ships. It ends with varied reflections on attention, caffeine, and societal chatter.
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U. S
Russia
United States
Balben Reveals Break-In Escapes From State Prison
Balben, a Hudson inmate and World War II veteran, testified he twice broke into and out of the State Prison at Charlestown and Norfolk Colony. He led a six-man escape attempt that failed when a zone ladder buckled, and he was later sentenced to 12 to 14 more years for murderous assault on a guard. The governor planned a tour amid 32 inmates in special cells.
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Boston
Herter
Chrlestown
Tighes
Frank J. Murray
Thealers
Bet Magn
Theosreen
William Ainsley
Peter Ey
Joseph Rocky O'Rourke
Joseph Kerrigan
Walter H. Balben
Hudson
Biben
Norfolk State Prison
Francis J. Hickey
Balben
State
State Prison
Fitchburg Man Sent To Death
Francis H. Blair of Fitchburg Massachusetts was executed in Vermont's electric chair after a trial for the fatal beating of Elizabeth Weatherup of Springfield Vermont. Blair smiled at his judge and prayed the Hail Mary as the 2000 volt current ended his life.
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Windsor
Francis H. Blair
Vermont
Blair
Fitchburg
Mass
Donald Demag
Burlington
Elizabeth Weatherup
Springfield
Demag
Musketaquie Sportzveen Club Plans Season Meeting
Directors of the Musketaquie Sportzveen Club will meet at Jeelock tonight to plan the season. Howard Johnson’s fore meeting precedes the session. A recent work-day at the Harrington Avenue club site included dinner served by Past President Fred Nolan.
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Concord
Musketaquie
Sportzveen
Jeelock
Howard Johnson
Harrington Avenue
Fred Nolan
Concord residents debate selectmen TM reform in local press
Richard D. Elson of 276 Main Street Concord urges town officials and supporters to present a clear, vigorous case for replacing government with selectmen TM. He questions economy, efficiency, and accountability and asks proponents to publish the reasons why the change is needed.
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Concord
Town Talks on Growth and School Land Needs
Speakers describe connecting Lowell road to Main street for new business space and discuss the Veterans Building. George T. Goodspeed cites town options for future schools and warns of a land hunt before prices rise. Clifford A. Pulis notes recreation land needs and urges citizen participation to support plans.
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Lowell Road
Main Street
Veterans
George T. Goodspeed
Clifford A. Pulis
Recreation Commission
Prof. Greeley
Grennan to Speak at Woman's Union Meeting
Edward S. Grennan superintendent of the Massachusetts Reformatory will address the Woman's Union gathering at Trinitarian Congregational Church on Thursday February 18 at 9 30 am. Tea hostess will be Mrs William T Smith. Ships use the Suez Canal traveling between the Red Sea and the eastern Mediterranean.
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Concord
Edward S. Grennan
Massachusetts Reformatory
Woman’s Union
Trinitarian Congregational Church
William T. Smith
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Locals Hold Second in Basketball and Fourth in Hockey
Concord Middlesex sits second in the Private Basketball League standings and fourth in the hockey circuit. The article lists current standings and points across both sports as the season progresses.
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Concord
Middlesex
Concord High talks on varied careers for students
Concord High guidance department hosted an occupational lecture series. R G Brown of East Coast Aero Tech spoke on jobs with airlines, Karl Roehrig of the Boston YMCA outlined applying for government or trade positions, Febecca Collingwood discussed careers in occupational therapy, and Dorothy Bradford of Boston medical laboratories spoke about medical technologist careers.
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Concord
Concord High
R. G. Brown
East Coast
Aero Tech
Bedfr~e
En Sirline
Karl Roehrig
Boston Y.M.C.A
Febecca Collingwood
Bay State
Society For the Crippled and Handicapped
Dorothy Bradford
Medical Laboratories
Boston
Lions Club Valentine Party in Concord Draws Crowd
Concord Lions Club held a well attended Valentine party at Russo's Resistant in Maynard on Tuesday evening. About 70 people enjoyed dinner and dancing. Program chairmen were William H. Tobin with assistants William Kemp, Leslie Nelson, Jean Berube and Leonard Rae ex officio. Next meeting set for February 23 with program to be announced by Rothwell N. MacRae.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Maynard
William H. Tobin
William Kemp
Leslie Nelson
Jean Berube
Pregs
Ent Leonard
Rae
Rothwell N. MacRae
Couple Welcome Their 2nd Child
Concord announces the birth of a second daughter Elisabeth Foote born February 5 at the Sanderson House in Waltham Hospital. Grandparents are Harold G. Travis of Weston and Charles L. Foote Sr. of Main Street Concord. great grandmothers include Mrs. Mortimer A. Fowler of Brooklyn and Mrs. Robert W. Travis of Portland.
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Concord
Charles’ Lincoln
Foote
Be'sy Travis
Weston
Elisabeth Foote
Sanderson Hourse
Waltham Hosvita
Harold G. Travis
Charles L
Oote, Sr
Mainstreet
Mortimer A. Fowler
Brooklyn
New York
Robert W. Travis
Portland
Meine
Carlisle Indians Fall to Maynard CYO and West Concord
Carlisle Indians led by manager Barry Uliggins lost two Community League games this week. They fell to the league leaders Maynard C.Y.O. five at the State Armory on Monday and then lost to West Concord at Hunt Gymnasium on Tuesday.
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Carlisle
Art Spooner
Carlisle Indians
Maynard C.Y.O
State Armory
West Concord
Hunt Gymnasium
Barry Uliggins
Concord Man Seeks Board of Selectmen Seat
Mr. Chase longtime active in community affairs chairs board of appeals presides Concord Boy Scout Sponsors and serves as secretary of the Concord River Improvement Association. He attracts strong support from friends across the town for selectmen bid.
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Chase
Board of Appeals
Concord Boy Scout Sponsors
Concord River Improvement Assocation, Inc
Board of Selectmen
Cou- Mes wit. of Prinivarian Congregational Church Meeting
The next meeting of the Cou- Mes wit. of Prinivarian Congregational Church will be held Friday February 19 at 7 30 with entertainment by Joseph Daigle magician.
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Cou- Mes Wit
Prinivarian Congregational Church
Joseph Daigle
Jones Rolls 325 To Pace Radio Team's 4-1 Victory
Cushman former leader returns to win column beating Reformatory 4-1 while Palma wins 4-1 over Fruit Commonwealth Avenue defeats Fenton 4-1 Palmers blank Postoffice 5-0 and Con don tops Bottled Gas 4-1 results show team totals and individual scores across multiple matches at the club meet.
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Jones
Pace
Palma
Palmers
Cushman
Reformatory
Commonwealth Avenue
Fenton
Condon
J. Hancock
C. Hamilton
W. Mehegan
T. McCarthy
A. Bartolomeo
E. Cullinane
A. MacEachern
W. Phillips
Steinmann
G. Wilkinson
E. Mullen
D. Woodin
R. O’neil
K. Cwimwell
B. O'Neil
Concord Edges Stoneham For 71 69 Thriller
Concord High outlasted Stoneham High 71 69 at Stoneham in a tight second half race. Paul McLaughlin led Concord with 24 points while Stoneham’s Sanderson topped them with 23 as Concord claimed a fifth league win in 12 starts. Lexington clinched the league with a 59 32 victory over Melrose.
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Concord
Concord Falcons
Kur¢ Gymnasium
Lowell
Ahearn
Concorn
Oue Sweeney
Larry McLaughlin
John Hanley
Manchuso
Concord High
Stoneham High
Stoneham
Creightons
Wakefield
Reading
Paul McLaughlin
Dave Bouchard
John Wheeler
Sanderson
Dixon
Lawrence
Maynard Juniors Win Two Contests
The Maynard Junior High basketball team defeated Concord 37 to 27 at the Harvey Wheeler School in West Concord. The Maynard JV team also won, achieving a pair of victories in the past week.
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Maynard
Concord
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Maynard Junior High to Play Lunenberg Quintet
Maynard junior high basketball team, after three straight wins, travels to Lunenberg to face its strong junior high squad this Friday. Coach Fren Collins has built a quick passing offense, sharp shooting, and stout defense as Maynard pursues the Middlesex junior high title. The locals meet Acon next Tuesday in league play.
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Maynard
Lunenberg
Fren Collins
Middlesex
Acon
MHS Will Close Season Friday On Franklin Court
Maynard High School’s basketball team visits Franklin on Friday to wrap up Midland League play. The locals seek a five and five league mark after a surprising upset, led by Captain Roger Murray as the nucleus. Coach Dick Lawson rebuilt a capable squad despite graduation losses.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Franklin
Orange and Black
Dick Lawson
Roger Murray
Lawson
Marriage Gives Double Lease on Life for Single Men
A note by Shannon Fife discusses marriage altering outlook for single men in high school intramural basketball, suggesting a renewed drive and life changes. The item frames marriage as a transformative factor amid school sports culture.
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Shannon Fife
Holy Name Bowls Top The 300 Club This Week
The 3004 Holy Name Bowls topped this week's The 300 Club with players including Lane Holy Name Bartolomeo Mill Daulf Jones W Concord Ignachuk Maynard Popp Maynard J McGrath Bedford R Beecy Bedford Scribner Acton Hartwell Bedford Poleo Bedford Chernak Maynard Hatch Acton Carlson Acton P Genetti Bedford Perkins Acton Tarny Maynard Miller Maynard P Dee Company Gagne Maynard Moreau Mill Dam J Dee Maynard Dora Maynard Girardi Mill Dam Cox Bedford Smalley Ac on Concord Boni.
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300 Club
Lane
Holy Name Bartolomeo
Mill
Daulf Jones
W. Concord
Ignachuk
Maynard Popp
Maynard J. McGrath
Bedford R. Beecy
Bedford Scribner
Acton Hartwell
Bedford
Maynard Girardi
Mill Dam
Cox
Bedford Smalley
Concord
Boni
McLean SI AS MID lineup notes
Beaverton lineup fragment lists McLean and Weaver at mids with Stafford Baldwin Fordyce Locke and others Verses include Belmont Hil Burgess Meehen Hurd Repeto Helms Stevens Repetto McKeever Hathaway Woodbury Hamond and Hamond in the outfield positions
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Weaver
If McLean
If Stafford
C Baldwin
Lg Fordyce
Lg Locke
Jolters Anderson Lead in Weekly Bowling Roundup
Jolters Anderson and Tutte s team led a mixed bowling night with Ramblers winning 3-1 and K of C downed 3-1. Anderson posted 334 and Wilkinson 121 as top scores amid a cluttered rundown of 300s and high lines.
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Concord — Jolters
Tutte’s
Ramblers
Coin
K Of.c
Andy Boy
Wheotie
Wikisison
Anderson
Wilkinson
Happ
Jack Palme
Community Businesses and Local Clubs Highlight City Directory
A fragment lists West Concord city names and local establishments including General Radio, Condon's Cushman, Bottled Gas, Palmer's Comm Ave, Reformatory Post Office, Fruit Store, Rod and Gun Club, and Palma's. The partial OCR captures a cross section of merchants and organizations in the area.
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General Radio
Condon’s
Cushman’s Bottled Gas
Palmer’s
Comm. Ave. Reformatory
Post Office Fruit Store
Rod & Gun Club
Fenton's
Palma’s
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