Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Postal Notice
Second class mailing notice dated August 25 1908 for Marlboro Massachusetts. The Enterprise Press Inc publishes weekly on Thursdays and lists advertising rate details and typographical error policy. Eastern representation by Julius Mathews Agency Boston and New York offices noted with subscription prices 5 cents single copy and two dollars annually.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Eastern Representative
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Farm FFA Chapter Formed by U S Army Troops in Germany
More than 80 Midwest and Southern soldiers in an infantry unit near Frankfurt formed the first Future Farmers of America chapter overseas. They visit German farms to repair, assist chores, and invite German farmers to meetings and experiential farm trips, aiming to foster German American ties.
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Germany
Midwest
South
Frankfort
Farmers of America
United States
FFA
Wein Il
Maynard voters urged to back youth council and playground needs
A Maynard resident criticizes town leadership for neglecting youth recreation and warns voters to hold selectmen accountable. He urges Mullin to consult west end parents before building plans, urging improved playgrounds and a youth council to restore civic involvement.
Sudbury Woman's Club Hosts James Powers Guest
The Sudbury Woman's club held an open meeting at the upper Sudbury Town hall with a large audience. James H. Powers of the Boston Globe spoke on Germany and Japan, followed by a Q A. A social coffee hour featured local hostesses. Next meeting February 2 features Play Day and drama committee led by Mrs. Bautze.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman's Club
Newton-Waltham Bank and Trust Company
James H. Powers
Boston Globe
New England
John E. Childs
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Elwin C. Williams
Roland Walton
Arthur E. Fay, Sr
Maxwell P. Eaton
Frank Bautze
Concord Lions View Slides of Boat Trip
Concord Lions Club members saw slides from Barton Thomas Harvard College student of a Labrador and Newfoundland trip with classmates. President Robert Lortz presided after supper at Howard Johnsons. new member Paul LeSage inducted. District Governor James Miller due for official visit. plans announced for ladies night and glee club concert.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Barton Thomas
Harvard College
Labrador
Newfoundland
Robert &. Lortz
Howard Johnson's
Paul B. LeSage
First National
John C. Collins
Rothwell N. MacRae
Florida
J. Edward Holt
Orlando, Florida
Ken Blodgett
Lexington Club
Concord Club
Laurence R. Bascom
Richard D. Elson
Richard P. Sullivan
James Miller
Newburyport
Edward S. Nahigan
Leonard E. Rae
Concord Frosh Hold Annual Party Dance
The Concord freshman class held its annual dance featuring waltzes polkas jitterbug and square dances. Dick Steele coordinated the event with refreshments in the cafeteria and decorated hall. Chaperones included Principal Donovan Vice Principal Creighton and several staff members.
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Concord
Dick Steele
Donovan
Creighton
Bulger
Regan
Clark
O’brien
Parents Seminar Thursday Night Concord
The 1955 seminar for parents and friends of mentally retarded men will meet for the first time on Thursday evening February 3 at 8 at the Trinitarian Congregational Church corner of Walden and Hubbard streets. Anyone is welcome. Teachers may be interested since a public school class will start in September.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden and
Hubbard Streets
Concord High Prom Set in Wells Hart Memorial Auditorium
Frederick H. Dominick of Lincoln attends Concord High School as the annual senior prom is planned for Saturday night in the Wells A Hart Memorial Auditorium. The event honors the recent death of his grandmother in New Hampshire and marks a notable social milestone for the school community.
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Frederick H. Dominick
Lincoln
Focal Insurance Exchange
New Hampshire
Concord High School
Wells A. Hart
Local family relocates to West Acton Massachusetts
The Lortz family of Elm Street with three children moved yesterday from Concord to a new home on Massachusetts Avenue in West Acton. Robert B. Lortz is an official of the local insurance exchange and president of the Lions Club.
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Concord
Robert B. Lortz
Elm Street
Massachusetts’ Avenue
West Acton
Evangelical Free Church Youth Groups Schedule
Concord Frndiny night features junior youth fellowship at 7 with Ruth Andersen in charge and senior group at 8 with Wee Carlson guest speaker. Saturday Bible study with Rev Hyland T. Richmond at 10 30. Regular Wednesday prayer praise and Bible study at 7 30 p.m.
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Concord
Evangelical Free Church
Ruth Andersen
Wee Carlson
Evangelical Free Church National Youth Worker
Hyland T. Richmond
Acton Sudbury Folks Helped at 107th Boston Dairy Goat Show
Acton residents Mrs. Carl Schon tag and Mrs. John E. Childs of Sudbury assisted at a dairy goat exhibition part of the 107th Boston Poultry Show in Mechanics Building January 19 to 22. The event featured goats from four breeds Saanen Toggenburg Nubian and French Alpine with Vita-Milk Dairy offering pasteurized goat milk and a noted woodcarver creating animal figures.
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Sudbury
Carl Schontag
Acton
John E. Childs
Boston
Mechanics Building
Massachusetts Council of Milk Goat Breeders Associations, Inc
Allan Blackhall
Vita-Milk Goat Dairy of
Harvard
Julia Ernst
Walpole
MacDonald
Farmers top Yankees stay in first place
Acton-Farmers defeated the defending champions the Yankees 4-0 at Harvard to remain atop the Acton Bowling League standings by one point. Walter Carlson led with a 355 triple and Ballard Jr. had a 125 high single, with other top scores listed among bowlers.
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Acton
Carlson
McLaughlin
Baker
Smith
Bolden
Ballard, Sr
Fierra
Kennedy
Anderson
Hatch
Spat
Noite
Dats
Siendonn
MUTI
Eerott Als Eit
Outlaws
Firemen
Farmers
Yankees
Ramblers Extend Lead With 3 Point Win
Concord Ramblers extended their advantage with a three point victory at Hubbardville in the Mill Dam Bowling League. Standings follow.
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Concord—Ramblers
Hubbardville
Mill Dam
Concord Faces Lexington In Big Middlesex League Clash
The Concord hoopsters host Lexington next Tuesday at Hunt Gym in a key Middlesex League game. Concord has struggled against Lexington, having won only once in 26 meetings over 18 seasons, while Lexington seeks a rare road upset. Belmont beat Lexington 59 40 to snap an early loss, as other leagues show Rindge and Wal tham leading the suburban circuit and Weston posting six straight in the dual county. Sudbury sits second in its league with a 5 1 record.
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Concord
Concord Hoopsters
Lexington
Hunt Gym
Abellmen
Val Muscato
Oliver Ames
Belmont
Rindge
Waltham
Weston
Sudbury
Town by law changes seek shifts in library term ages and rifle license repeal
A town by law proposal for 1956 would reassign library committee terms to two one year two two year and three three year seats. It also requests repeal of an 1905 rifle license ban and related amendments from 1938. The shopping center plan off Elm Street is covered elsewhere in this week’s Enterprise.
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Elm Street
Concord-Middlesex Quiets Brooks In North Andover Victory
Concord-Middlesex School varsity basketball wins its fourth straight, defeating Brooks School 56 44 at North Andover. The second team beat Belmont Hill seconds 45 42 but fell 39 33 to Chelmsford High seconds. The third team won 37 20 vs Belmont Hill. Hockey results include a 3 2 win over St Marks and a 3 0 win over Governor Dummer.
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Concord — Middlesex School
North Andover
Downing Brooks School
Belmont Hill
Chelmsford High
St .Mark’s
Governor Dummer
Noble & Greenough
Natick Junior High
Tracksters Defend Title Saturday at Boston Garden
Concord coach John Benjamin enters nearly 15 boys in the state meet at Boston Garden with Concord defending Class D laurels. Likely scorers include Capt. Bill Hoyt Al Dougherty Bob Davidson Tom Alexander Fred Walker and Dick Montague among others. The relay team faces Milton Roslindale Needham.
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Concord
John Benjamin
Boston Garden
Bill Hoyt
al Dougherty
Bob Davidson
Tom Alexander
Fred Walker
Dick Montague
Dave LeBallister
Dave Davis
Fran Arnold
Milton
Roslindale
Needham
The Right Place St Paul John Law Named Assistant Sergeant
An assistant sergeant at arms in Minnesota's house of representatives is John Law. The brief note identifies Law in the state capital, with no further details about duties or tenure.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
House of Representatives
John Law
Maynard Planning Board to Hold Public Hearing on Zoning Amendments
The Planning Board of Maynard Massachusetts will hold a public hearing February 21 1955 at 7 30 a m in the Town House to consider six proposed zoning by law amendments including changing an area from Industrial to Single Residence and adding a funeral home dwelling use while preserving residential character. Also proposed are allowances for a room in a dwelling for hairdressing by a resident occupant and a minimum habitable floor area of 750 square feet per family for any building used for human occupancy.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Planning Board
Wll
Parker Street
Old Marlboro Road
Sidbury
Board of Appeals
Haveeen
Said Mantin
Town of Maynard
Rowland W. Dawson
Arthur F. Croft
Fiorentino J. DiGrappa
Walter E. Carbone
David L. Pallian
Concord High Falls to Winchester in Mid Middlesex clash
Winchester’s 8th straight win in the Mid Middlesex League improves to 8 1 while Concord High drops to 5 losses in eight league games. Capt Jim Wright and teammate Stevens lead Winchester with 18 points each. Paul McLaughlin tops Concord with 20 points in a 71 51 victory at Winchester.
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Concord High
Winchester
McLaughlin
Concord
Jim Wright
Stevens
Paul McLaughlin
P Wright
Gove
Groton Junior High Girls Edge Acton In Nineteen Twenty Five
Groton Junior High girls defeated Acton Junior High 22 to 19 on Wednesday. Acton staged a late comeback after trailing 17 to 6 at halftime. Motese led Groton with 13 points while Hill and Hall paced Acton with 9 and 8 respectively. Next game at Littleton on January 29 at 3:30 p m.
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Acton
Groton
Miss Motese
Janice Hill
Lois Hall
Mary Driscoll
Elizabeth Boardman
Judy Cornwall
Littleton
Public Hearing on Route 20 Speed Limit Revisions
Massachusetts Department of Public Works to hold a February 2 1955 hearing at 2 45 PM in Boston on proposed changes to Special Speed Regulation No 24 for Route 20 in Marlborough Sudbury Wayland Weston Waltham and Watertown. Text outlines revised speed limits along multiple segments with specific mileages and speeds.
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Marlborough
Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Watertown
Department of Public Works
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Department
Public Works
Nashua Street
Boston
Framingham
Waltham
Wayland - West
Weston - East
Weston - West
Reading
Third Street
East Ca
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Rudolph Currier
Main Street
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South Middlesex Association For Retarded Children, Inc
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SMARC
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American Legion Post
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Nason Street
Mullin
James Powers
Woman's Club
Boston Paper
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Rg Nelson
Rg Cornwall
Rg Boardman
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