Concord Enterprise moths and mailing details from 1908 ad
The Concord Enterprise provides contact and publication details for its Marlboro based newspaper, listing editors and addresses. It notes printing as second class mail under federal act and offers subscription rates and ad reprint policy with typographical error correction.
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Marlboro
Massachus
Enterrise Press Inc
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Eastern Representative
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Required in Office by 2 P.M.
Advertising copy must be in this office by 2 o'clock Wednesday, the day before publication. The deadline ensures proper processing and placement in the newspaper layout.
Acton Lions Club Installation Tuesday Evening
Acton Lions Club holds installation of new officers Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the home of Rayris Route 27 North Acton. Deputy District Governor Rudolph W Currier of Concord sponsoring club to install the slate and awards expected to be announced. President John W Forrest to preside.
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Acton
Acton Lions Club
Rayris
Rudolph W. Currier
Concord
John W. Forrest
Local Graduates and Wedding Trip News Across Families
Peter Olney Childs of Stow recently graduated from Oberlin College with an AB in economics. his brother Nat, a Yale sophomore, worked at General Radio in West Concord this summer. Ralph Banfield and former Ruth Johnson have returned from their wedding trip to Sky High Lodge in the Pocono Mountains and now reside at 96 Acton Street Maynard. Debundscha on the Cameroon Mountains in Nigeria is cited as one of the wettest places on earth with an average annual rainfall of 375 inches per the American Geographical Society.
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Peter Olney Childs
Stow
Oberlin College
Charles D. Childs
Nat
Yale University
General Radio
West Concord
Ralph Banfield
Ruth Johnson
Debundscha
Cameroon Mountains
Nigeria
American Geographical Society
Weel
Nancy Bundy
Harvard Road
Ayer
Concord
Robert H. Barber
Concord High
Hanson-McPhee
Bedford
Ruth L. Boyd
Main Street
Muriel Monson
Edward Duren
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Hartford Street
Keith Martin
Stow-Mary Ann Tervo Wins PTA Scholarship and Honors
Stow student Mary Ann Tervo received the $300 PTA scholarship on her Hale High School graduation. She was valedictorian, served as class vice-president and president, member of the honor society, student exchange committee, and held roles in the 1959 yearbook. She plans nursing training at Deaconess Hospital Boston and will study at Simmons College, working at Emerson Hospital Concord this summer.
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Glee Club
Dramatic Club
Miners Take Lead With Win Over Co-op
Maynard Timkeneers beat the Bees 9-2 at Stow Field led by Mark Thompson’s hitting and pitching. Bombers defeated the Sparks 15-4 at Wilson Field as Thompson and Dwinnels led with two hits each. Last Tuesday at Wilson Field Miners toppled Co-Op to move into first in a leaders’ battle. Hi-Fis edged Jets 4-3 as Long pitched a three-hitter and T Sarvis four-hitter for Jets. Henrick and E Jarvi each tripled and Fred Hunt homered. Four games were rained out with Bombers defeating Jets 14-1 at Wilson. DiMistretta pitched a four-hitter for the victors and Thompson and Jarvi added two hits each. Thompson and T Jarvi homered and Jarvi hit two triples.
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Maynard
Timkeneers
Bees
Stow Field
Mark Thompson
Bombers
Sparks
Wilson Field
Hi-Fis
Jets
Long
T. Sarvis
Henrick
E. Jarvi
Fred Hunt
Wilson’s
DiMistretta
Victors
Thompson
Dwinnels
Jarvi
C L L Auxiliary Food Sale Set for West Acton
The Colonial Little League Auxiliary announces a food sale at the former Strong market in West Acton square starting at 10 30 a m Saturday. Mothers are asked to bake and label donations to avoid confusion with the girls. Call Mrs Russell W Mc Namara by Friday night for pickup.
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West Acton
Colonial Little League Auxiliary
West Acton Square
Russell W. McNamara
Milk Nature's Perfect Food Facts Revealed
Milk is praised as nature s most nearly perfect food supported by scientific facts. It cites over 200 nutrients and ongoing discoveries from laboratories worldwide. The passage likens milk s value to atoms and claims one glass provides energy for various activities.
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Nature
Acton Town Calendar Opens as New Feature
Tuesday meeting notes show the board receiving a dog bite report and turning it to the dog officer. Builders and residents discussed signs and other town info. A trust fund report was accepted with thanks and a pole removal petition was approved. Stop signs were requested at Charter and Hayward roads. Streets superintendent discussed highway work.
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Acton
Board of Selectmen
Henry Barker Burke
South Acton
John Elander
Trust Fund
N. EB. Tel
Tel
Central Street
West Acton
Selectmen’s Office
D.P.W
Charter Road
Hayward Road
Benjamin Rice
West Acton Baptist Church closes vacation Bible school
The daily vacation Bible school at West Acton Baptist Church ends Friday with a demonstration program for parents and friends. Mrs. Charles Putnam, the overall director, reports that classes have been very successful. Mr and Mrs David Henry of 21 Mohegan Drive West Acton welcomed a son on June 22 at Emerson Hospital.
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Bible School
West Acton Baptist Church
Ore
Charles Putn
Dav'd Henry
Mohegan Drive
West Acton
Emerson Hospital
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A wartime appeal encourages citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a method to support national finance. The notice emphasizes patriotic duty and potential financial returns for savers and the nation alike.
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U. S
U. S&s. Savings
Thanking Relatives and Friends for Kindness During Illness
Mrs. thanking relatives friends and neighbors for flowers cards and other kindnesses received while in hospital and during convalescence at home expresses gratitude and appreciation for support.
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John S. Tombeno
Powdermill Road
Mayperd
Town selectmen discuss parking complaints and permits
Maynard residents assert nuisances from fuel trucks at Mill and Main. The board will refer the complaint to the police for investigation and notify affected property owners. Other actions include granting several building and alteration permits and reviewing parking plans on Thompson Elmwood and nearby streets.
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Maynard
Everett Chase
Main Street
Board of Selectmen
Mill and
Main Streets
Napolitano
Mill Street
Toropa Brothers
Enly
Dewy and Almy
Vose Pond
Harold Whitney
Ethelyn Circle
Paul Newsham
Board of Health
ABC
Veterans Council
Memorial Park
Ledwith
Postoffice Real Estate
Veterans
Public Works
Boston
Glendale Street
Caruso
J. Merpegnano
New England Tel & Tel. Co
Guy Wires
Planning Board
Mr. Burg
Maynard Industries
Don Bremie
American Can
Paul ‘Creighton
Thompson Street
Elmwood
Walnut
Dartmouth
Chandler
Hillside
Fairfield
Benjamin J. Gudzinowicz
Public “Works
Carlisle Water Safety Classes Begin for Youth
The Carlisle Red Cross unit and Concord Red Cross sponsor four week water safety sessions starting Monday June 29 at Walden Pond Concord. Classes run daily from 11 30 am to 12 20 pm and bus departures from Carlisle Center at 9 00 am sharp with a 54 seat limit. About 90 signed up and 60 will be admitted. eligibility covers first grade through age 10 with room for additional riders if space allows.
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Carlisle
Red Cross
Concord Red Cross
Walden Pond
Concord
Carlisle Center
F. H. Dolan
Patterson Johansson Fight Draws Boston Visitor
Edward Fillion and his brother in law depart for New York to attend the Floyd Patterson versus Ingemar Johansson heavyweight title bout. The travel party includes a member of the United Co Operative Society and the New England Tel Tel Co. heir.
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United Co-Operative Society
Edward Fillion
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Grangers Hold Final Summer Meeting at Mrs Sims Home
The last regular meeting of Maynard Grange No 340 was held Thursday at Mrs. Adelaide Sims home on Concord Street. Members then went to Russo's for refreshments. Four members planned visits to neighboring Granges including Wo Burn and Ashland with Middlesex Essex events on the horizon.
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Maynard Grange
P. of H
Adelaide Sims
Concord Street
Russo’s
Woburn Grange
Ashland
Middlesex-Essex
Rezoning Proposal for Shopping Center Likely Supported
Concord Planning Board backs rezoning of a West Morris area for a shopping center citing traffic benefits and accessibility to banks post office and existing businesses. Two officials Louis K McNally Jr and William A Hagerty endorse the move while noting minority objections and favoring safeguards in the shopping center district.
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West Moord
Waliden Street
Mill Dam
Chamber of Comes
First National Stores, Inc
Concord Planning Board
Comprehensive Town Plans Committee
Louis K. McNally, Jr
A. Hagerty
Town voters urged to wait for regular meeting on sale site
A public meeting warned that a special town session before July 4 would distort the view of a disinterested majority. Board members fear a supermarket at the gate will ruin the open character and drive marginal business use along Mill Dam to Alden Street.
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Ale Alden Street
Bennington High Teacher Hosts Summer Vacation Break
Harry Ledgard a Vermont teacher from Bennington High School returns home for summer break. Cub Pack 30 meets at 7 PM at the Methodist Church with presentation of their charter and new Cub registration. Dist Gov Hesioare O'Neil Sr will install officers Monday at 5 PM in North Acton. Dr Perry spoke to Past President How on Roche at Spinney of West Acton.
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Harry Ledgard
Bennington High School
Vermont
Homhe
Methodist Church
Atfecwances
Hesioare O'Neil, Sr
North Acton
Perry
How
UAW Tactics At Maynard Plant Highlight Propaganda Risks
An expose notes UAW appeals to H. H. Scott Inc employees to elect bargaining representatives. It cites U.S. News data showing union dues needs and job cuts, contrasting with Solidarity assets of over 28 million and cash holdings. The piece questions whether union claims reflect actual employment security or ulterior interests.
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Maynard
H. H. Scott, Inc
United Auto Workers
H. H. Scott
Automobile Workers
Scott
U. S. News and World Report
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Oeny 8
Maynard Jeg
Dhsformance
Cambridge
Ns Enous Em
Marion Towne School Named in Acton Honor
Acton Town leaders honor retired teacher Marion L. Towne by renaming the old Acton High School the Marion L. Towne School effective July 1 1959 Miss Towne a Smith College graduate arrived in Acton in 1921 and taught 38 years with much of her work at the old high school Her home is in Concord Mass
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Acton
Nh i
Sborough Regional High School
Nam ‘Ng
Old Acton High Schoo
Miss Towne
Smith College
Old Acton High School
Old
Acton High School
Marion L. Towne
Concord
Batulin Leads Wildcats in Bowling Standings
Maynard Batulin tops the Summer Bowling League with a 105.80 average, followed by Baritone 104.16 and Witt 103.33. After five weeks the Wildcats show mixed results as Banahe oo and Warmers report lower scores while others post gains.
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Maynard- Oc
Batulin
Maynard
Baritone
Witt
Trombley
Ivetti
Denaro
Police Cheff and Northeastern University Attendees
Police chief Robert E Kelley from Northeastern University attended recent regional meetings with state police and chiefs from neighboring communities. Concord Community Band musicians also participated.
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Robert E. Kelley
Northeastern University
Concord Community Band
Funeral Services for August Who Dies at Stow
Funeral services were held for August who died after a brief illness in Finland at age 40. Helmi M Pesarson and Matti Hamailonen assisted at the home, with services conducted at Nish Ev. Mission Church by the minister. Interment followed in the cemetery.
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August
Stow
Finland
Matti
Maynard
Hamailonen
Minist Nish Ev
Mission Church
New York Menu Clue Sparks Calorie Debate
Fragmentary OCR mentions calories tied to New York and a legal note about a post road site at present Sue location. Missing details hinder full understanding but indicates food calories and a legal flag related to a site.
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Main St
Con
Nason St
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Q. Box
Adv
Miners Eee
Eva
NS Timkeneers
C. L. L. Auxiliary
Elmwood Farm Market
BOARD
Calender
Theresa Starr Maynard
Iplanning
Roche
Spinney
Francis Hickory
UAW Union
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