Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Publishing Details
Marlboro based Concord Enterprise Press Inc publishes the Marlboro Enterprise weekly on Thursdays. edited by R W Currier with offices at 255 Main St Marlboro and 9 3824 and 7 7521 contact points in Concord Nason St. May and box 62 Concord Mass. Subscription is $5.00 for one year with single copies at 10 cents. The paper reserves no liability for typographical errors but will reprint affected advertisement portions.
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Marlboro
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Boston
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Advertising Copy Deadline Reminder
Advertising copy for this newspaper must be in the office by 2 o'clock Wednesday, the day before publication. The notice urges timely submission to ensure inclusion in the next issue.
Collatos to Speak at Meadows Winter Meeting
Massachusetts Veterans' Services Commissioner Charles N. Collatos will address the Middlesex County Veterans Services Officers Association winter meeting at The Meadows Framingham on January 20. Association president Harold Winn says Collatos will discuss recently enacted veteran legislation and the non service connected Pension Law. Veterans' agents from Middlesex County towns are expected to attend.
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Massachusetts
Veterans’ Services
Charles N. Collatos
Middlesex County
Veterans Services Officers’ Association
the Meadows
Framingham
Harold Winn
Og Lowell
Collatos
American Legion
Preparation Courses For Bar Exams In Worcester
University Extension and Department of Education offer two law courses led by Joseph R. Nolan for Massachusetts Bar prep starting January 30 at State Teachers College Worcester. Courses run 15 Saturdays, 30 double sessions, 9 12 30 and 1 4 30. Veterans may enroll without charge. others pay at first meeting. Leftover holiday ham storage guidance follows.
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of University Extension
Department of Education
Joseph R. Nolan
Suffolk County
State Teachers College
Worcester
Massachusetts Bar
Nolan
Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office
Corporation of the
Boston-Edison Company
Boston -Colidge Law School
Brighton
Social Security Advice for January Retirements at Waltham Office
The Waltham Social Security Office urges January retirees to bring proof of age and 1959 earnings to speed first benefit payments. Acceptable age proofs include birth certificates or alternatives such as baptismal or family records. Dependents' eligibility requires proof of relationship and age. For earnings, employees provide W-2. self employed provide tax return and paid tax evidence. Local offices in Marlboro, Concord, and Maynard list weekly/biweekly appointment hours.
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Waltham Social Security Office
Norman A. Keyes
Keyes
Social Security Office
Waltham
Marlboro City Hall
Concord Post Office
Maynard Town House
Parole Legislation Discussed by Sudbury League
Sudbury and Middlesex County leaders discussed twin parole bills filed in the Massachusetts Legislature. Proposals call for full time parole board service, gender parity, hearings at both male and female institutions, and a professional panel to nominate qualified appointees. The plan also envisions a unified record of hearings and actions and salary increases for board members.
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Sudbury
Parole Board
Apanel
League
Concord Rose Hawthorne Honor Roll List
The Rose Hawthorne School announces recent honor rolls across grades. High honors include seniors Carole Alliskevicz Clair Dil Cicco Hes ter O Neil and others. seniors Judith Coyne Katherine Darcey, freshmen Mary Joyce Allen and Mary Donelan are noted among multiple lists.
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Concord
Rose Hawthorne ‘School
Maureen Dee Donna
Miller
Carol Schultz
Jean Garrity
Kathleen Wrisiht
Rosemary D'Ambrosio
Marie Annie Grande
Beatrice Knox
Bonita Lopez
Mary Francis McKenna
Mary Fraticelli
Ellen Hatch
Anne Moretti
Diane Sirois
Margaret Windheim
Carole Alliskevicz
Clair DilCicco
Hester O'Neil
Diana Pannell
Barbara Chatel
Virginia Napoli
Janet, Trepanier
Joyce Frissore
Ann Lawrence
Patricia Thompson
Mary Garcia
Judith Michaud
Mary Joyce Allen
Joan Centre
Mary Donelan
Mary Mulcahy
Unusual wedding ring box collector ties to Kyger’s 20 years
Williamsburg Virginia based justice of the peace Robert W Kyger has collected wedding ring boxes from about 500 ceremonies over 20 years many held in his funeral parlor and later at home or garden He sometimes gives the fee to the bride and notes Bermuda shorts ceremonies with no law against it.
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Williamsburg
UPI
Robert W. Kyger
Kyger
Mexico
States 1960 Car Sales to Rise Sharply
Boston observers predict at least 163900 new cars will be bought in 1960 up from 144600 in 1959 and 115400 in 1958. Universal CIT executive Frank McKeen cites compact cars and imports as boosting totals to about 6800000 nationally. Massachusetts dealers sold 790 million in 1958, employing 20000, with auto finance expanding across the economy.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Automobile Finance
Frank B. McKeen
Universal C. I. T. Credit Corporation
McKeen
Deaths and Funerals Concord Arthur W Thore sen
Concord notices report the death of Arthur W Thore sen formerly of Stroberry Hill Road Sarasota Fla and Cuttyhunk living in Concord for years He born July 31 1901 in Lowell aged 58 He was a retired hotel owner and former Town House custodian Surviving wife three sons two brothers two sisters and seven grandchildren Funeral will be held Friday at 2 pm at Evangelical Free Church Concord officiated by Rev Donald D Barnes with interment in Fox Hill Cemetery Billerica Arrangements by MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home.
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Concord
Arthur W. Thoresen
Stroberry
Hill ‘Road
Sarasota
Fla
Cuttyhunk
Lowell
Alice J. Hoff
Allan R. Littleton
William A
West Concord
George A. Maynard
Edwin
Tewksbury
Thomas
Mina Hopkinson
Olga Purinton
Evangelical Free Church
Donald D. Barnes
Fox Hill Cemetery
Billerica
MacRae-Tunnicliffee Funeral Home
Margaret Howell of Boston Dies Suddenly at 65
Mrs Margaret Howell sister of Richard M Russell and daughter of the late Gov William E Russell died at 65 in Boston while visiting a friend on Monument street. She rode horses that morning and suffered a heart attack. Active in Trinity Church she leaves two daughters and a son.
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Margaret. Howell
Concord
Margaret (Russell) Howell
Boston
William E. Russell
Gilbert G. Lawrence
Monument Street
Trinity Church
Howell
Richard M. Russell
Cambridge
William
Parsons, Howard Widow Dies After Long Illness
Stow Mrs. Marcella Walters Parsons 52 of 1198 Walnut Newton died Saturday at Elizabeth Manor Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in Sussex New Brunswick she lived in Linden Red Road town prior to Newton. Widow of Howard Parsons she worked as secretary with H E Edgar Movers Newton and belonged to Brooksfield Baptist Church Nova Scotia. Survived by brother Harold Walters Brooksfield Nova Scotia and several nieces nephews cousins. Funeral Tuesday at Twombly Funeral Home Maynard with Rev Eugene S Watson officiating. Burial Brookside Cemetery Newton bearers named Clarence Law Kenneth Edgar George Panfeld James Marino Richard Young.
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Brooksfield
Nova Scotia
W. A Twombly Funeral Home
Maynard
Eugene S. Watson
Union Evangelical Church
Brookside Cemetery
Clarence Law
Kenneth Poe Edgar
George Banfeld
James Marino
Richard Young
Death of South Acton Woman Alma L Graham Howard
Alma L Graham Howard Jameson widow of Arthur E Howard died last Saturday at home with daughter Mrs Clarence D Files in South Acton Centerville Nova Scotia born in Centerville Digby Center Nova Scotia lived previously in Waltham Surviving: brother Alton Graham Centerville Nova Scotia sisters Jane Stanford Rome New York Harriet Chill Adams Agatha Tutus Centerville four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral Monday Wentworth Chapel Waltham Reverend Gordon P Tate officiated Burial Mount Feake Cemetery Waltham
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South Acton
Alma L
Graham) Howard
Jameson
Arthur E. Howard
Clarence D. (Theodora) J. Files
Sylvia Street
Centerville
Dugby Center
Nova Scotia
Waltham
Alton Graham
Jane Stanford
Rome
N. Y
Harriet Chill
Adams
Agatha Tutus
Wentworth Chapel
Death of Concord Teacher Frank L McGee at 67
Frank L. McGee 67 of 34 Elisnore Street died at Emerson Hospital after an illness. Born June 27 1892 in Framingham he was a Boston public school teacher and served in World War I with the U S Marines. Survived by widow Marguerite Hemns worth two sons Robert and Kenneth funeral held from late home with a requiem high mass at Bernard's Church military honors and burial at St Patrick's Cemetery Natick Joseph Dee & Son in charge
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Frank L. McGee
Concord
Elisnore Street
Emerson Hospital
Framingham
Boston
McGee
U.S. Marines
Marguerite Hemnsworth
Robert
Kenneth
Arlington
Mornim
Sequiem
Bernard’s Church
St. Patrick's Ceme
Natick
Joseph Dee & Son
Maynard Wilho Kangas dies suddenly at home
Maynard Wilho Kangas a longtime resident died suddenly at his home 16 Pleasant Street Friday. Born in Finland he lived here 53 years and worked for American Woolen Company and the Boston and Maine Railroad. He leaves his wife Lempi Pihalajamaki, two sons Martin Maynard and Waine, a sister Mrs. Alex Gates, five grandchildren, and many survivors. Funeral services were held Monday at the W A Twombly Funeral Home with Rev Eino Hamalainen officiating. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers included Wilho Joki and others.
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Andrew Wilho Kangas
Pleasant Street
Finland
American Woolen Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lempi Pihalajamaki
Martin
Waine
South Acton
Alex Gates
Auburn
Funeral for Mrs Mary Murphy Miller in Lincoln
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Murphy Miller 59 of Blueberry Jane were held at McCarthy Memorial Home Lexington. A requiem mass was sung at St Josephs Church with burial in Westview Cemetery. She moved from Holyoke to Lexington in 1937 then to Lincoln in 1948. Her husband Henry D Miller president of the Henry D Miller Company and former Springfield councillor. She leaves daughter Ruth Viano of Lexington, brother Stephen Holyoke, sister Mrs Everett Donaghue and four grandchildren.
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Lincoln
Mary (Murphy) Miller
Blueberry Jane
Emerson Hospital
McCarthy
Lexington
St. Joseph’s Church
Westview Cemetery
Ruth Viano
Colonial Grange
Stephen
Holyoke
Everett Donaghue
Funeral Rites Held for Carl F Mahler of West Concord
Funeral services for the late Carl F Mahler 162 480 Main Street were held at MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home. Rev Edwin B Nylen officiated with burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Born Plymouth March 23 1897 he lived in town over 40 years and was with the Woodworking Company. He belonged to Maynard Rod Gun Club and the Redmen. Surviving are two brothers Everett T New Bedford Russell West Roxbury and a sister Mrs Helen Bassett South Carver. He was unmarried.
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Carl F Mahler
Main Street
Semmuel Shattuck Hospital
Jamaica Plain
MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Edwin B. Nylen
West Concord Union Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Concord ‘Woodworking Company
Riites
Plymouth
Woodworking
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
The
Redmen
Everett T
New Bedford
Russell
West Roxbury
Helen Bassett
South Carver
Bedford
Flora E. (Brigham) Barnett
William H
Carlisle Road
William Sahakian
Church of Christ, Congregational
Shawsheen
Congregational Church
Concord
John B
Flora (Steward) Brigham
William T
John D
Constance A
Mass of angels for Suzanne Penny in Acton church
Rev Charles B Kerans led a mass for 6 year old Suzanne L Penny at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton after a fire injury. She died Thursday after burns on Sunday. Burial at St Bernard's cemetery Concord with Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home handling. Daughter of Francis X Penny and Mary F Buckley with two surviving siblings.
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North Acton
Charles B. Kerans
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church
West Acton
Suzanne L. Penny
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord
Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home
Francis X
Mary F. (Buckley) Penny
St. Elizabeth’s
Acton
Bedford and Lexington Obituaries for Flora Barnett and Christine Armes
Funeral services were held for Flora E. Barnett at Bedford Funeral Home with burial in Shawnee of Shaw sheen cemetery. She lived in Bedford 30 years and leaves two sons and a daughter. Christine D. Armes had private services at Louis H. Spencer Funeral Home in Northwood Center New Hampshire. She was a Bedford native, trained nurse, and attended Concord schools.
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Lexington
Christine D. (MacDonald) Armes
H. Lyman Armes
Northwood Center
N.H
Louis H. Spencer
Henry Clark
Hancock Congregational Church
Armes
Bedford
Concord
Concord Fire Captain Frank C. McLean Rites Held
Frank C. McLean, fire captain of the W. cord station, died at home on Sunday at 109 La Street Malden. He had lived in Malden for 30 years and worked 30 years at Concord’s Machine Company. Surviving are his wife Hilda Carlson McLean, a sister in Worcester, and Roland F. McLean of Malden. Concord Rod Club and the Concord Fire Dept attended services at Weir Funeral Haven.
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Concord
Frank C. McLean
W. Cord
la Street
Malden
Weir
Hollow Cemetery
McLean
Concord Rod Club
la Hilda
Carlson) McLean
Worcester
Roland F
Concord Rod & G
Concord Firement
Probate Court Notice in Hart Hapgood Will Case Acton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex calls all interested in Ida A. Hart also Ida Augusta Hapgood Hart of Acton to object by written appearance in Cambridge at 10 am on February 11 1969. Harlan E Tu seeks appointment as executor without surety bond and the matter involves probate of a will with the return date noted by Judge John C Legquire.
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Commonwealth of Massacht Middlesex
Daniel L. Parlate
Maynard
Daniel L. Parme
Cambridge
John C. Leguire
Commonwealth of Massachs
Middlesex
Ida A. Hart
Ida Augusta
Ida A. Hapgood
Acton
Harlan E. Tu Acton
Sex
John C. Leg Quire
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