Marlboro Enterprise Press Masthead and publication details
The Enterprise Press Inc prints the Marlboro Massachusetts weekly paper with editor R W Currier. It lists addresses for offices in Marlboro Concord May Boston and New York and notes a Thursday issue date and a 2 PM Wednesday deadline for display ads.
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Cord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press
Incerty
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Letters to the Editor on Memorial Day Meaning
James S Maguire from West Concord Mass urges Concord to honor Memorial Day meaningfully. He commends Johnsonville Valley Falls and Schaghticoke for dignified parades and criticizes toy balloon sales and circus atmosphere. He stresses remembrance, sacrifice, and solemn ceremonies.
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Johnsonville
Valley Falls
Schaghticoke
N.Y
Hinéksters
Concord
James S
Maguire West Concord
Mass
Maynard Finns and Coop Pioneers Shape Local Work
Editor recalls Finnish helpers in Maynard's Cooperative Society origin and praises local merchants and leaders. The letter salutes James Beavis and Frank Ponch while noting Lloyd Pugsley as a worthy shopkeeper and the Knights of Columbus head’s role in the cooperative growth.
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James Beavis
James
Frank Ponch
Lloyd Pugsley
Coop
Mass
Knights of Columbus
Joseph
Police Blotter Returns From Concord Massachusetts
This week in Concord Massachusetts Sergt James F Hanley was elected to the safety officers league board. Richard Rouleau 23 of Lunenberg wrecked a sports car on Sudbury road, pinned in his car until help freed him. He was taken to Emerson Hospital with non serious injuries. Douglas Jacques of Minneapolis was arrested near Lake Walden for unlicensed operation and an unregistered vehicle. He bonded out after a June 19 court date. Two Concord residents were cited for speeds between 90 and 100 MPH as traffic was light.
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Concord
Mass
Safety Officers League
James F. Hanley
Sergt
Hanley
Richard Rouleau
Lunenberg
Sudbury Road
Rouleau
Emerson Hospital
Lake Walden
Ralph P. Thomas
Thomas C. Graham
Douglas Jacques
Minneapolis
Minn
Jacques
Tufts Scholarship Awarded To Clair and Plans For New Year
Clair Maynard of 5 Haynes Street receives a substantial Tufts University scholarship. John Clair is senior class valedictorian and National Honor Society president, editor of Screech Owl, in Maynard High Band and boys glee club, planning pre medical study. Maynard Student Council banquet at Old Mill Westminster. A class election committee is formed to handle nomination papers for 1961-1962 offices.
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Maynard
John Clair
Ruth B. Clair
Haynes Street
Tufts University
John
National Honor Society
Screech Owl
Maynard High Band
Children's Day Observance At West Acton Baptist Church
West Acton Baptist Church held a Children's Day program for nursery to grade 2 with recitations and songs on Sunday. Observances for upper grades extend to June 11 at 9 30 a.m with a dedication service. The local church also noted members traveling to Mass Baptist Home Newton today for a lobster supper.
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West Acton
West Acton Baptist Church
Mass. Baptist Home
Newt N
Dishwashing Water Must Reach 140 Degrees Fahrenheit
A guideline states electric dishwashers should use water at or above 140 degrees Fahrenheit to ensure hygienic and sparkling cleaning of tableware.
Maynard Community Figures Shown in Local Parade and Letters
The piece highlights Boothroyd and Leo Mullin’s standing in Maynard. It notes the Maynard High School Band and the Memorial Day parade, praises the Maynard Community Band, and mentions Frank Sanderson and Jimmy Beavis as admired local voices, with a light jab at Thomas Patrick and Frank Punch.
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Boothroyd
Maynard
Leo Mullin
Coop
Knights of Columbus
Frank Sanderson
Frank
Jimmy Beavis
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Frank Punch
Gas Heats Over 22 000 Homes Is Nation's Most Popular Fuel
The American Gas Association reports gas heating now powers 22 million homes, an all time high. The industry added over 1.25 million customers last year and expects nearly 4 million more by end of 1963. Reasons cited include convenience, cleanliness, economy, safety, and instant heat.
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American Gas Association
A. G
Millwood Horse Show To Be Held June 10
The Millwood Horse Show will take place on June 10 at Raceland in Framingham Centre. Judges include Bernard & Hopper and Stephen Hawkins with multiple divisions for juniors, ponies, horses, and dressage. Spectators will enjoy a luncheon tent, free parking, and teams from Groton Myopia Millwood and Norfolk Hunts competing for the Millwood Challenge Cup.
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Millwood
Raceland
Framingham Centre
John Ro Macomber
Margaret Russell Howell
Dedham
Groton, Myopia
Norfolk
Bernard &. Hopper
Northfield
Ill
Stephen O
Suburban Rivalry Sparks Holiday Pranks and Nostalgia
A light hearted family feud unfolds between brothers in law Bill Brunett of Champaign Illinois and the narrator. Pranks with unusual gifts and a kiss in New York last winter reveal shared memories, competitive humor, and a forgiving verdict that perhaps he isn’t a bad egg.
Hale Graduates: Final Class of Hale High
Stow diplomas were presented to 37 Hale High seniors as the last local graduation before the town joins Nashoba Regional next year. Dr. Max R. Goodson of Boston University spoke. Ralph C. Glidden and E. Frederick Linkos handed out diplomas and prizes. Jane Luxton won the $200 Lions Club award presented by Wesley Hiron. The class gift was given by Henry Schmelzer with Raymond La Chance accepting.
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Stow
Hale High
Center School
Nashoba
Max R. Goodson
Boston University
Supt. of Schools
Ralph C. Glidden
E. Frederick Linkos
Lions Club
Jane Luxton
Wesley Hiron
Henry Schmelzer
Raymond LaChance
Sodality Communion Banquet With Guest Speaker
Acton members of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality held a communion banquet at the ABRHS cafeteria after mass at St. Elizabeth's Church. Rev. Edward J. McLaughlin led service with Holy Name Society. guest speaker Rev. George Flynn shared slides from his missionary work in South America. About 200 attendees marked a busy season, next meeting set for fall.
Nesbitt Proclaimed Syracuse’s Best Distance Swimmer
Syracuse University coach Ted Webster, citing 31 years at the school, says senior Jack Nesbitt from Greenwich Conn is the best distance swimmer he has coached.
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Syracuse
N. Y
UPI
Syracuse University
Ted Webster
Jack Nesbitt
Greenwich, Conn
Hanson Witkos Wed In Nuptial Mass In Maynard
Maynard's Jeanne Elizabeth Hanson and John Joseph Witkos were married in a 10 o'clock nuptial mass at St. Bridget's Church. The couple, from Maynard and Lowell, will reside at 68 Lannon Avenue Dracut after a Canada wedding trip.
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Jeanne E. Hanson
John J. Witkos
Maynard
Jeanne Elizabeth Hanson
Henry T. Hanson
Second Street
John Joseph Witkos
William J. Witkos
Methuen Street
Lowell
St. Bridget's Church
John R. Walsh
Edgar Olson
Morgan Foley
Alice M. Pillivant
Roberta Cuttell
Susan Hunt
Malden
Ann Casey
Leo Bryand
Dracut
Garrett Pillivant
Joan Hanson
Robert Johnson Lowell
Russo’s
Judy Bryand
Canada
Lannon Avenue
Wilkes
Maynard High
Comstock & Westcott, Inc
St. Michael's School
Lowell High
Bowl-Mor Littleton
Framingham Carousel to Open Guys and Dolls with Star Lineup
Carousel in Framingham prepares for its fourteen week season opening Monday June 12 with a star heavy cast including Tony Martin Jaye P. Morgan Alan King Jeanne Bay and Maxie Rosenbloom The musical Guys and Dolls based on Damon Runyon stories opened in New York 1950 and ran 1200 performances The show later earned the 1951 New York Drama Critics Award as best musical highlighting a diverse array of talents from Danny Kaye to Kathryn Grayson and Hugh O Brian
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Tony Martin
Jaye P. Morgan
Alan King
Jeanne Bay
Hugh O'Brian
Guys and Dolls
Framingham
Damon Runyon
New York
Philadelphia
New York Drama Critics Award
King and I
National Road Company
Fire Destroys Ayer Area. Several Departments Respond
Ayer fire raged Monday night with six million in damages. Concord and local departments including Hanscom AFB Acton Bedford Lexington and Littleton aided the blaze. Acton Chief H Stuart MacGregor was hospitalized for smoke inhalation but returned to duty the next day.
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Concord
Ayer
Hanscom A.F.B
Acton
Bedford
Lexington
Littleton
H. Stuart MacGregor
Community tea sends off Hazel Hamilton to Richville
Members of Circle 1, Women’s Fellowship at Memorial Congregational church held an afternoon tea party at Mrs. Robert Hamilton’s home Friday to bid farewell to Hazel Hamilton who left Saturday to live with her daughter and family, the John Howards of Richville New York. Hamilton is active in Girl Scout work Sudbury Woman’s Club and church activities.
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Circle 1
Women’s Fellowship
Memorial Congregational Church
Robert Hamilton
Hazel Hamilton
John Howards
Richville
N. Y
Concord Midlesex School Holds Annual Graduation Exercises
The Concord Midlesex School plans its annual graduation exercises today. Rt Rev John A York pastor of St Bernard s Church is traveling in Europe and plans to visit Rome and the Vatican. Court Our Lady Help of Christians C D A No 1116 will install officers Tuesday at the church hall. Mary Kennedy to be inducted as new grand regent succeeding Frances McLane.
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Midlesex School
John A. York
St. Bernard's Church
Europe
Rome
Vatican
Court
Our Lady Help of Christians
C D. A
Church Hall
Mary Kennedy
Frances McLane
St John's notes on Maynard class of 1961 service
A Maynard laureate service for Protestants and Jews in the Maynard graduating class of 1961 will be held at St. John's. The 8 a.m. service invites public worshippers. Brotherhood Group II meets Monday at 8 at Mr. Hogel’s home. Women of St. John's hold a quarterly meeting Wednesday at 8.
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Maynard
St. John’s
Brotherhood Group II
Hogel
Town of Concord Sealed Proposals for Road Intersection
Notice to sealed proposals for con road work at Concord Massachusetts including curb work at Virginia Road intersection. Proposals due June 16 at town manager Concord. Bid security $1000.00 required. General contract governs 100 percent labor and materials and minimum wage rates. Town reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Con
Concord
Department of Works
Town seeks sealed bids for coal and fuel oil
Sealed bids must arrive at the Town Manager's office in Massachusetts by 2:00 PM on June 22 1961 for coal and fuel oil supplies to all departments from July 1 1961 to June 30 1962. Bids will be opened publicly at 2:00 PM June 22 1961. The town reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Theodore M N Town Manager
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Town OF
Sudbury
Office of the
Earth Removal Board
Mass
Otto E. Wallace Inc
Rice Road
Wayland
Eddy Street
Concord
Massachusetts
Nashoba
Boston
New York
As of Commerce
Platts Gram
Nashoba Regional
Chris Gen
Sudb
Board of Sudbury
Board of Appeals
Ing
Linda McCarthy
Ton Post Road
H Road
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Sergt. Wm. J. Costello
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Baptist ‘Church
James P. Mitchell
New Jersey
Betty Harris
Camden
Mitchell
Millwood Horse Show
Penn-Plastics Corp
Glenside
U. S
Jack V. Fox
United Press Internatioal
Suburbia
U.S.A
Bill
Champaign
Illinois
Bill Brunett
Betty Peklo
Bernice
Columbia
Mike
Robin
Sodality
Alans Jr
State Department
Washington
ST. John’s Notes
Charles D. Preble
Concord, Ma
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