Concord Enterprise notice of publication details
The Concord Enterprise published by the Enterprise Press Inc notes editor Rudolph W Currier in St Concord Massachusetts with post office Marlborough Massachusetts listing second class matter and a publication cadence every Thursday and advertising rates. Subscription rates are listed as five dollars per year and two dollars for shorter terms with a price per inch for advertisements.
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Rudolph W. Currier
Concord
Mass
P.O. Box
Post- Binee
Marlborough
Massats
The
Enterprise Press, Inc
British cabinet shift names MacDonald Prime Minister 1924
Fragmentary notes record a 1924 cabinet change naming Ramsay MacDonald as Prime Minister. Mentions include the year and political shift information with unclear surrounding details. Other fragments reference events and dates from 1759 1885 1944 including births and wartime milestones.
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MacDonald
Ten Outstanding Women and Best Dressed List Reflections
The Associated Press selects ten outstanding women across diverse fields from science to the arts, highlighting Dr. Lise Meitner for atomic research, Milred McAfee for WAVES leadership, and Mary Chase for Harvey. Clare Boothe Luce is noted for both her achievements and fashion, illustrating broad female success in 1945.
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Associated Press
Lise Meitner
Mildred McAfee
The
WAVES
Harvey
Mary Chase
Clare Booth Luce
Lincoln Adds Four Points To Lead League
Lincoln leads the Mill Dam Bowling League after winning four points in Monday night matches. Lincoln's top scores include Lennon 307, Deslie 302, and team total 1441. Other teams like Thrift and All Stars posted strong totals while K of C and Reforma tory faltered. Next round action set for Monday at Lexington Alleys at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lincolns
Mill Dam
Refe
K. of C
Lincoln
J. Lennon
FE. Todd
A. Cousins
P. Kelley
C. Deslie
Concord Oil
R. Forcier
M. Cullinane
N. Johansen
J. Muscato
Dummy
Oe K. of
T. Burke
T. McHugh
P. Recco
M. Dee
E. Finigan
Thrift
M. Mara
B. Nickerson
T. Hopkins
R. Moreau
C. Bregoli
J. Deacon
J. Viscariello
P. Dee
D. Bregoli
P. Ingenere
P. Bowker
A. Murphy
J. Alexander
H. Smith
PF. Wilder
Bartolmeo
T. Hill
A. Bartolmeo
Stefanelli
J. ‘Ayes
R. Dunne
T. Zander
A. Stow
Finast
B. Bayeur
J. Hancock
J. Kelley
B. Warren
J. Berry
M. Diskin
J. McGrath
K. Strayton
L. Dee
A. Fraticelli
Lexington Alleys
Mrs Beatrice Nagle Installed Grange Master in West Concord
West Concord Annursnac Grange held its annual installation at Odd Fellows hall. Mrs Beatrice Nagle was installed master, with officers including Mrs Margaret Brooks overseer and Mrs Josephine Hall lecturer. Other appointees included Frederick W. Taylor secretary and Daniel C. Sullivan treasurer along with several stewards gatekeepers and committee members.
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West Concord
Annursnac Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
Beatrice Nagle
Margaret Brooks
Josephine Hall
Josephine, Hopkins
Margaret Craig
Anne Sullivan
Frederick W. Taylor
Daniel C. Sullivan
Helen Donahue
Gwendolyn
Peterson
Ceres
Alice C. Lee
Pomona
Helen King
Flora
Elizabeth G. Connell
Gladys Hefty
Marion Olson
Bessie Hinman
Pin matches set for Concord league next Monday night
The Mc Mill Dam Bowl League will roll six matches on January 21 at 7 PM in Lexington Alleys. Postoffice faces Reformatory, Thrift plays Concord Oil, Dairy meets Finast, K. of C. vs. Depot, and All Stars duel Lincoln as the first half concludes and playoffs approach.
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Concord
Mc Mill Dam
Whist Party Series for St Bernard's CYO
Concord to host the first whist party for St Bernard's CYO at Monument Hall Thursday at 8. Proceeds fund enlarging CYO quarters. Additional events set for January 24 and January 31 with public invited.
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Concord
St. Bernard's Cyo
Monument Hall
CYO
Soldier Returns Home From Army Service
Concord veteran John H. Byron returns to his home after more than four years of service with three years overseas on the European continent. He is the son of Mrs. Thomas J. Byron of 11 Union Street.
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Concord
Pfe
John H. Byron
U.S. Army
Thomas J. Byron
Union Street
Concord Parish Society Mass and Reception Held
Members of the Holy Name Society at St. Bernard’s Church attended the seven o’clock mass and received Holy Communion. After the service a reception was held for those who missed the prior month’s gathering, followed by an evening meeting in the lower church. Mrs Philip W. Vanderhoof of Barretts Mill Road was noted as the recent star before the January reporting.
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Holy Name Society
Philip W. Vanderhoof
Barretts Mill Road
Concord
Acton Garden
Fundamentals of Boy Scouting Lecture Set by Assabet District
The Assabet District committee of the Boy Scouts of America will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday January 22 at 8 PM in the Town building. An illustrated lecture on the Fundamentals of the Boy Scouts of America will precede a panel on the Opportunities and Responsibilities of Troop Committeemen conducted by local and district scouters. The public is invited.
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Maynard
Assabet District Committee
Boy Scouts of America
Cmmittee
End of Rationing: Sugar Stamp 39 Valid Five Pounds
Announcement ends all food rationing except sugar effective now. Sugar stamp 39 remains in use for five pounds while general controls lift, signaling broader wartime supply adjustments and consumer changes.
Mary DeMeo to Wed Frederick W Mickle
Concord wedding notice announces Miss Mary Elizabeth DeMeo of Lincoln to wed Frederick W Mickle of Glen Falls New York. The ceremony will be Sunday afternoon January 20 at 4 oclock at St Josephs Church in South Lincoln.
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Concord
Mary Elizabeth DeMeo
Tower Road
Lincoln
Cottage Lane
Sabatino DeMeo
Frederick W. Mickle
George Mickle
Glen Falls
N. Y
Mickles
St. Joseph’s Church
South Lincoln
Bedford P T A Plans Fund Drive and Founders Day
Bedford The Bedford Parent Teacher Association held a regular meeting in the school auditorium. The executive board recommended a donation to the state teachers scholarship fund and the board members were urged to host card parties to aid the ways and means committee. A February supper was proposed with Founders Days observed February 13 in the Church of Christ vestry. Plans for study group sessions and guest speakers were announced for late January and February with meetings in the evening and moving pictures shown by Russell C. Dodge. Refreshments followed in the lunch room.
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Bedford
Parent-Teacher Association
Ways and Means
Church of Christ
James P. McQuaid
Poultry Exhibit by Tompkins at Boston Show
Concord representative Harold Tompkins of Lowell Road, a nationally known Rhode Island Reds expert, will exhibit many prize birds at the Boston poultry show opening this week and running through January 22. His son Robert and wife Helen will also display several birds. Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
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Concord
Harold Tompkins
Lowell Road
Rhode Island
Reds
Boston
Robert P. Tompkins
Helen P. Tompkins
Bedford Progressive Association Elects Officers
The Bedford Progressive Association elected Charles S. Hume as president John Cerascolo as vice president Winfield Ricker as secretary Tony Palmeri as treasurer Dominick Genetti as sentinel The group planned a January 22 spaghetti supper with Frank W Cloutier as general chairman and discussed school athletic facilities including a possible gymnasium and auditorium remodeling.
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Bedford
Bedford Progressive Association
Hartford Street
Charles S. Hume
John Cerascolo
Winfield Ricker
Tony Palmeri
Dominick Genetti
Frank W. Cloutier
Financial statement of local bank January 10 1946
Balance sheet and notes show assets totaling 1 875 550 61 with deposits of 2 652 06 and capital stock 156 500 00. Officers including M L Clark president and Joshua Naylor clerk sign under oath per perjury penalties dated January 10 1946.
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U. S
Ut. S
M.L. Clark
Joshua Naylor
Albert N. Hodgess
Oswald C. Drechsler
Andrew Peterson
A. J. Ledgard
Philip E. Wilson
William H. O’brien
Fragmented OCR Item Lists and Weights
Fragmented text shows weights and quantities with scattered numbers and abbreviations. It reads like a damaged catalog or receipt line items with kilos pounds and counts, lacking coherent context or complete sentences. No clear event or entities are identifiable.
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