Concord Enterprise masthead and publication details
The Concord Enterprise notes Rudolph W. Currier as editor at Main Street Marlboro and Concord with weekly Thursday publication. It lists printing by The Enterprise Press Inc. Marlboro and ads policy note on typographical errors. Subscriptions and eastern representatives Julius Mathews Special Agency in Boston and New York are mentioned.
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Concord Enterprise
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Return of US Divisions From Korea Marks Shift in War Policy
Two National Guard divisions the 45th from Oklahoma and the 40th from California will be rotated home from Korea, the 45th after March 15 and the 40th somewhat later, signaling no renewed ground war threat while air power takes prominence.
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Korea
White House
U. S
45Th
Oklahoma
California
40Th
Pentagon
Concord Letters Endorse Planning Board Candidacies
Readers in Concord Massachusetts submit endorsements for planning board candidates John Nickerson Joseph Antognoni and Edward P Chase. The letters praise Nickerson’s subdivision training and public service, Antognoni’s schooling and work as industrial engineer, and Chase’s experience and fairness for selectman.
Regular Meeting and Initiation for Concord Rainbow Girls
The Concord Rainbow Girls plan a regular meeting and initiation this coming Saturday at 7 o clock in the Masonic temple. Marjorie Metzler of Carlisle is chosen as new worthy advisor with her suite assisting, Grace Smith mother advisor will aid in the work. Refreshments will be served after the activities. Crickets' chirps are noted for surprising carrying power with a cricket barely an inch long producing a two note song audible for almost a mile.
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Concord
Concord Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Marjorie Metzler
Carlisle
Grace Smith
Selectmen Manager Charter Debate in Franklin Parish
Houston letters respond to town governance questions by comparing town manager plans with school administration. Authors argue against overhauling government, warn of higher taxes, and defend keeping existing selectmen control while evaluating reorganizations and professional leadership roles.
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Rinion
Selectmen-Manager
Conard
Board of Selectmen
Fraklin R. Johnson
Houston
William A. Hagerty
Citzens Council
Citizens Building Committee
Perhaus
F. DeHart Houston
Hold Seminar for Retarded at Concord
About 20 parents and teachers attended a Thursday evening seminar at Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord. Mrs. Helen L. Bacon of the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health spoke on best practices, emphasizing individual needs, calm approaches, and treating the child as a person. The group discussed problems and agreed to continue weekly meetings for at least three more weeks.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Helen L. Bacon
Masachusetts Department of Mental Health
Concord Artillery marks 150th anniversary with open house
Ht Invites folks to its drill Thursday February 25 after 7 30 pm at the armory in Concord to celebrate 150 years of the unit formed February 24 1804 Maurice L Dee welcomes former officers and National Guard members and notes plans for the April 19 military ball tied to the anniversary. A committee heads list Co Chairman Capt Dee Sgt George H Harms Jr Lt Niilo J Wilgren SFC Franklin H Gooding Sgt Chester C Rapson WOJG Joseph F McBreen SFC George E McHugh.
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Conccord
Concord
Concord Artillery
Ant. Maurice L. Dee
National Guard
Dee
George H. Harms Jr
Niilo J. Wilgren
SFC
Franklin H. Gooding
John Clayton, Jr
Chester C. Rapson
Honor Local Man On Service Record at Arsenal
Concord Claus Seaberg of Elm Street a civil service employee at the Watertown Arsenal was presented a jeweled service pin Monday. Seaberg honored for more than 30 years of service to the progress and welfare of the Watertown Arsenal.
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Concord
Claus Seaberg
Elmstreet
Watertown Arsenal
Seaberg
Information Booth Opens in Concord Book Shop for TV Data
An information booth will run daily from 10 a m to 4 p m at the Concord Book Shop Mary Curtis Gift Shop next week. People may learn about educational TV, sign up for work or leave contributions. Concord youths plan a Saturday afternoon Mill Dam demonstration to hand out fliers.
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Concord
Mary Curtis
Mill Dam
Steam Age Boston Sees 10 Old Steam Automobiles Registered
Massachusetts records show ten steam powered autos registered this year, all aged 35 to 40 years, signaling a shift as gasoline interests face competition from early steam vehicles.
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Boston
U.P
Massachusetts
Concord Knights of Columbus Vote to Raise Dues
Concord Council No 287 held a regular meeting in Monument hall with Grand Knight Leon ard J. Wetherbee presiding. The group approved a monthly dues increase and heard plans for a communion breakfast on April 25. Rev. John A. York spoke on the Kennedy Foundation for Exceptional Children, the State Council’s involvement. Rudolph W. Currier discussed the grandstand article in the March 8 town meeting warrant.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Leonard J. Wetherbee
Robert E. Sheehan
John A. York
St. Bernard’s Church
Council
Kennedy Foundation For Exceptional
State Council
Rudolph W. Currier
The
Recretion Commission
Concord Players Midwinter Workshop Wins Praise
The Concord Players hosted a midwinter workshop with many guests including visitors from other groups. The stage crew and three new directors received praise for design, lighting, and smooth scene changes. Bill Wyman was congratulated for a successful meeting and Helen S. Peterson noted.
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Concord
Laura
Bill Wyman
Helen S. Peterson
Birth announced for D'Am brosio son in Concord
Dr and Mrs Francis A D Am brosio at 68 Barrets Mill Road West Concord announce the birth of a son born last Friday February 12 at Emerson Hospital Mr and Mrs Casper J Jenney Everett Street who have vacationed in Florida expect to return home this weekend Dr Frederick M Eliot president of the American Unitarian Association will speak at an open meeting of the First Parish Fellowship Sunday evening February 28 at 8 o'clock Mr and Mrs Krist Andersen Main Street West Concord return home this week after a month in Florida sunshine
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Francis A. D’ambrosio
Barrets Mill Road
West Concord
Emerson Hospital
Casper J. Jenney Everett Street
Florida
Frederick M. Eliot
American Unitarian Association
First Parish
Tools for Sale In A 1 Condition New Listing
Tools for sale in good condition including drill with sanding attachment auger bits chisels planes squares rasps hand saws routers and other bench items. Offers welcomed or swap for circular saw drill press or cable sander. Call Acton 37776 after 4 PM Acton Massachusetts.
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H. S
Stanley
Stanley Miter
Disston
Yankee Handyman
Acton
San St. W
Friendly Aid Society Elects Norwood President For 1954
Concord Friendly Aid Society extends social work to a five day week focusing on counselling over direct aid. Mrs John K Norwood is elected president for 1954 as the society notes increased use of professional counseling and cooperation with local agencies across several towns. Tea was served at Trinity Episcopal church library.
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Friendly Aid Society
Norwood
Concord
Concord Friendly Aid Society
David B. Little
Friendly Aid
Maynard
Carlisle
Stow
Littleton
Actons
Sunpury
United Community Services
Red Feather
Boston
Concord Community Chest
The
Veterans Services
Public Welfare Department
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Red Cross
Visiting Nurses Association
Girl Scouts
Emblem Club
Elks
Salvation Army
Bessie Litwack
Walter K. Shaw, Jr
John K. Norwood
Walter G. Whitman
Frederick U. Day
Waltershaw, Jr
Winthrop H. Lee
Alden French
David &. Lane
Robert L. Moore
Charles L. J. Noble
Large Plant for Wayland Aims at 73 Acres
The manufacturing company announced plans to build a 110,000 square foot electronics engineering and research laboratory on a 73 acre Wayland site beside the Sudbury River at the junction of Sudbury road and U S Route 20. Final approval from town officials and financing is pending. Raytheon President C F Adams spoke on Monday night. Bounties for bob cats were offered in 1727 in Massachusetts, at 30 shillings per adult.
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Waltham
The
Ratufacturing Co
Wayland
Raytheon
C. F. Adams
Sudbury River
Sudbury Road
U. S. Route 20
Massachusetts
Maynard
Powder Mill
Sudbury
New Hampshire
Legal Notice of Tax Lien Sale in Sudbury Massachusetts
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts notices owners and others of parcels in Sudbury to appear on a Thursday in March 1954 at 2 PM at Collector's Hall to contest non payment of taxes with costs before the date. Parcels listed include property tied to Francis Keegan Philip Heights Margaret Br Margaret Gilson Harold N. Jenks and Louise E. Co with deeds dated 1949 to 1952 and tax amounts shown for 1952 and 1953 with various acreage and lot descriptions. The notice cites General Laws Section 53 and district registry references for deeds and parcels in Sudbury North Middlesex Registry of Deeds and Middlesex District Deeds Book numbers.
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Commonwealth of ‘Sudbury
the Co
Francis Keegan Philip Heights
Pettig Division
King Phi
Margaret L
Margaret Gilson
Agnes
Margots
Harold N
Everett W. Broo
Harold N. Jenki
Everett W
Abou Ft
Dlesex
Harold N. Jenk
Sudbury
South Middl
Christopher Erly
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Edward P. Chase
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
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Snowmut Ave
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