Enterprise Press Proprietary Notice and Publication Details
The Enterprise Press Inc. Marlboro Massachusetts publishes weekly on Thursdays. The notice lists the editor R W Currier and addresses for offices in Marlboro Concord Boston and New York with advertising reprint policy and post office registration details from 1908.
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Enterprise Press, Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Subscription Rates for Print Edition
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Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
Advertising copy for the newspaper must be in the office by 2 o clock Wednesday, the day before publication. The notice specifies submission timing and deadline requirements for advertisers.
Snow and Ice Damage to Trees and Prevention Tips
The article warns that heavy snow and ice storms can cause extensive damage to trees and shrubs, with hundreds of thousands in losses in the Mid Atlantic last March. It cites Dr Rush P Marshall of the Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories and advises propping with cables, removing dead wood, and timely pruning. It also outlines prevention steps for evergreens, including watering to melt ice and brushing off snow gently to avoid bending branches.
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Mid-Atlantic States
Rush P. Marshall
Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories
Open site thrills as59 USS Open joins Winged Foot
Mamaroneck New York will host the USS Open at Winged Foot Golf Club from June 11 to 13. The course features only five out of bounds holes, easing fears for players compared with recent venues. Publicity emphasizes a safer layout with limited hazards and reduced risk of dramatic penalties.
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Mamaroneck
N.Y
Winged Foot Golf Club
Engaged: Rosalie Caiger to Robert Sargent for Spring Wedding
Concord announces the engagement of Rosalie Caiger daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward B Caiger to Robert Bradford Sargent son of Mr. and Mrs J Robert Sargent of Englewood New Jersey. Miss Caiger is a Concord High School LaSel Junior College and Chandler School for Women graduate. Mr Sargent is a Darrow School Hobart College veteran of World War II. A spring wedding is planned.
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Concord
Edward B. Caiger
Hubbard Street
Rosalie
Robert Bradford Sargent
J. Robert Sargent
Englewood
N. J
Miss Caiger
Concord High School
LaSel Junior College
Chandler School For Women
Sargent
Darrow School
Hobart College
U.S. Navy
West Concord Woman's Club Sets January Meeting
Mrs John H Mulhall president of the West Concord Woman's Club will host a board meeting at her home on Wednesday at 10 o clock. Plans for the regular meeting on January 15 include a talk by Dr Earl C Wheeler of the Bedford Veterans Administration staff, husband of a former club president.
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West Concord
John H. Mulhall
Central Street
West Concord Woman’s Club
Earl C. Wheeler
Bedford Veterans Administration
Drunken driving cited in Concord blotter year end wrap
Police blotter reports two serious incidents from Christmas parties including a drunk driver on Main Street near the Assabet river bridge and a near fatal crash at Pine and Church streets. Several other accidents occurred as well. Chief Kelley and Sergt Hanley commend tips from the public and urge firmer action against drunken drivers as 1958 ends.
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Wm. J. Costello
Thomas C. Graham
Assabet River Bridge
Main Street
Graham
Pine
Church Streets
Nine Acre Corner
James F. Hanley
Robert E. Kelley
Kelley
Miss Mutty Engaged To Navy Officer Schneider
Concord couple Mr and Mrs John E Mutty announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia to Lieut j g Howard Alan Schneider USN son of Mr and Mrs Henry G Schneider of Dumont New Jersey Miss Mutty a graduate of Concord High School Bouve Boston Tufts University now heads the physical therapy department at Emerson Hospital Schneider a Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute mechanical engineer is assigned to the USS Caperton based at Newport R I a summer wedding is planned
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Concord
John E. Mutty
Sudbury Road
Virginia
Joe
J.g
Howard Alan Schneider
U.S. Navy
Henry G. Schneider
Dumont
N.J
Mutty
Concord High School
Bouve Boston
Tufts University
Emerson Hospital
Lieut. Schneider
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
U.S.S. Caperton
Newport, R.1
Alumni Dinner Highlights Phi Delta Chi Eta Chapter
Concord Arthur L. Carr Jr Martin Read attended the annual alumni banquet of Phi Delta Chi at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in Boston. About two hundred alumni and active Eta Chapter members were present. Five scholarships and awards were given to undergraduates. The fraternity was founded at the University of Michigan in 1883 with Eta Chapter established at the college in 1902.
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Concord
Arthur L. Carr, Jr
Martin Read
Phi Delta Chi Fraternity
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Boston
Eta
Phi Delta Chi
University of Michigan
Bedford notices and church events in January
Rev Dr William Sahakian preached on New Horizons. Feast of Circumcision observed at St Michael's with Holy Day masses. First Friday masses at St Michael's and New Year's masses scheduled. Board of appeals public hearing Jan 7 at 8 pm. Rev Robert Holmes attends seminar at Phillips Exeter. Selectmen set Jan 16 for town election caucus. Bedford Grange invited to Beverly Jan 5. next meeting Jan 12 youth committee hosts. competitive night Jan 26. Go To Church Sunday marked Jan 4 with First Baptist at 7:30 pm.
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Charles Gibbons
G.O.P
Fingold
Edward Winkowski
Mary Elizabeth
Godding
Antiquarian Society
Howard E. Robinson
Stown
Stop & Shop
Sudbury Road
Walden Street
Concord
Alexander C. Peters
Robert D. Parks
Finance Committee
John Lindin
Travis Post
New Jersey
Stoneham
Lexington
Nelson
Boardman
Lewis F. Kearn
Rome
William Sahakian
Church of Christ, Congregational
New Horizons
St. Michael’s Church
Robert. Henry Holmes
Phillips, Exeter Academy
Bedford Grange, P. of
Beverly
Grange
First Baptist
Cadets and Juniors Open Season At Home
St. Bridget teams Wass Opener split Sunday with Sul livan Lynn. Cadets led by Uglevich won 31 3 1 while Juniors lost 30 27. Standouts included Uglevich McDonnell Stapel Piecewicz for Cadets and Stapel Quinn Spratt for Juniors. Senior Y C opens Friday against Immaculate Parish Lowell.
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Maynard
St. Bridget C
Sullivan
Lynn
Joe Uglevich
Uglevich
Terry” McDonnell
Robert Stapel
McDonnell
Stapel
Piecewicz
Boynton
Y.C
Immaculate Parish of Lowell
Birmingham
Sullivan Tantoss
Staffierti
Willard
Pappas
Rg Hanly
Ackerman
St. Bridget’s
Kankanpa
Massarelli
L Stapel
Albert
C Doran
High Murphys
Tuttos
Stags Shield Trio of Wins Behind Duggan's Scoring
Maynard Stags rebound from a 1st game loss with 76-67 over Worcester Y M C A 68-55 over Milford and 73-52 vs Walpole State Prison. Owen Duggan increases to 26 ppg over three weeks with key 20 and 24 point games aided by Laskowski Murray Rogers and Connors.
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Maynard
Maynard Stags
Worcester Y. M. C. A
Milford
Walpole
Owen Duggan
Fitchburg
Laskowski
Murray
Penniman
Tomys
Connors
Duggan
Rogers
Fava Topping Pins Averages in Intra Town League
Maynard leads at the halfway point with 101.88 in the Intra Town League. Other top players include Syrjanen 101.76 Chernak 101.15 Lampinen 101.18 Miller 100.68 and Peterson 100.59 among many listed by secretary Faas.
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Maynard
Chip” Tobin
Faas
Mi Syrjanen
Chernak
Lampinen
Miller
Peterson
Progen
Stephens
Wirtanen
J. Tobin
P. Piecewicz
Twombly
Mills
Gruber
Seura
Batulin
McKay
Dee
R. DiPietro
Lester
P. Watts
Melora
J. Helin
Kangas
F. Kane
D’errico
W. LeSage
Kitowicz
McDonald
Ward
Acton Regional Class Finishes Funds for Washington Trip
The Acton Regional senior class wrapped up a Christmas dance that raised funds for the Washington trip and other expenses. Principal Raymond J. Grey says the second marking period ends December 23 and report cards go home Monday. Miss Marion Towne announces two seniors, Judie Cornwall and Lillian Foley, earned certificates of acceptance from the National Essay Association of Los Angeles.
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Acton
Constantine Limberakis
Washington
Raymond J. Grey
Marion Towne
National Essay Association of
Los Angeles
Cal
Judie Cornwall
Paul Co. Cornwall
Hayward Road
Acton Center
Lillian Foley
Robert F. Foley
Arlington Street
West Acton
Maynard Women Bowing Scores Omitted. Next Matches Set
Maynard standings show Obergs leading after last reports as next week's bowling slate lists Bearls versus Pauls, Ailis versus Millstream, and Obergs versus Gale on Monday.
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Maynard
Bearls
Pauls
Ailis
Millstream
Obergs
Gale
Jury duty ends for John Barr in East Cambridge
John Barr of Davis road has completed his tour of jury duty at East Cambridge. Mr and Mrs Edward Dee of 12 Anthony road have named their sixth child Doreen Marie, adding to five older sons in their family.
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John Barr
Davis Road
East Cambridge
Edward Dee
Anthony Road
Doreen Marie
Holy Name Society to Attend District Meeting
ACTON led by President Julian J. D'Agostino members of the Holy Name Society of St Eliz abeth of Hungary will attend the district meeting at Our Lady's West Concord on Monday January 5 at 8 o'clock.
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Julian J. D’agostino
Holy Name Society of
Sudbury Center Celebrates Christmas with Carol Singers
Sudbury Center glows with a Christmas tree on the common and lights at Town Hall and churches. A large crowd joined carol singing on Christmas Eve led by bellringers with choristers and church singers. The chilly wind did not deter families and the Council of Churches hopes this will become a Sudbury tradition.
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Sudbury Center
First Parish Church
Grange Hall
Council of Churches
Sudbury
Fire Chief's Report Sudbury December 26 and 28
Alarm at 1:45 am reported a fire in the dwelling of Mr and Mrs Frederick Wilson on East Street. Cause traced to a short circuit in kitchen wiring. Firemen urged dialing direct to 2323 for quicker response. A second alarm at 2:22 pm reported basement smoke at Richard Wright's residence on Maynard Road from a burned out motor driving a water pump.
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Sudbury
Frederick Wilson
East Street
Wilson
Framingham
Richard Wright
Maynard Road
Local St Bridget and St Casimir Societies Plan Nashoba District Meeting
Maynard parish groups led by Daniel Mulcahy and Walter Wasiuk will send a strong local delegation to the Nashoba Valley District meeting at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord on Monday January 5 at 8 p.m.
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St. Bridget’s Holy Name Society
Daniel Mulcahy
St. Casimir’s Holy Name
Walter Wasiuk
Nashoba Valley
Our Lady
Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Grange Meeting Set for Carlisle on Wednesday
Carlisle Grange No. 402 plans a regular meeting on Wednesday January 7 at 8 pm in the Grange Hall with Mrs Bessie Pedersen presiding and a Boost Night program led by Mrs Ed Stakey. A New Year party at the hall featured non members dancing games and a buffet with Ralph Thielen’s Concord orchestra. A Middlesex North Pomona Lecturers Circle supper and party was attended by a delegation from the group.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
H No
Grange Hall
Bessie Pedersen
Ed Stakey
Ralph’ Thileen
Orchestra i
Concord
Littleton
Citizens Caucus Set For Carlisle Vote
Carlisle will hold a Citizens Caucus at the new elementary school auditorium on Monday January 12 to nominate officers for the February town election. The two caucus nominees from each party will appear on the ballot without contest.
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Carlisle
Citi
Republica Town Committee
Democratc
Caucu
Sch
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