Marlboro Enterprise Press imprint and contact notes
Publication details list address in Marlboro and Concord Massachusetts, indicates May entry, second matter date August 25, 1908, established weekly Thursday issues, with disclaimer on typographical errors and reprint policy, and eastern representation by Julius Matthews Special Agency in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Housing for elderly dominates national housing center talk
The National Housing Center in Washington hosted a conference on housing elderly Americans. Carl T. Mitnick of New Jersey cited demand for 150 000 privately built rental units for seniors, noting current focus on sales while rentals lag. Projections show 14 million Americans over 65 now, rising to 22 million by 1978, with few concrete plans from the event.
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National Housing Center
Washington
U. S
Carl T. Mitnick
New Jersey
Mitnick
Op Mitnick
Pet Pote Leeth
Heated virtual hearing probes town building inspector roles
In a virtual hearing town officials including Selectmen H Whittemore Brown Edward P Chase and Edward K True listen as Town Manager Nelson faces two hours of scrutiny over alleged temporary appointments and building permit issues. Attorneys clash over Patterson MacWilliams and deputy inspector roles while letters and town records shape the questioning pace.
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Bene
Fire Department
H. Whittemore Brown
Edward P. Chase
Edward K. True
Brown
True
C. Waldo MacWilliams
Patterson
Atty. Lynch
Dow
Nelson
Barrett
Lynch
Bowling alley hearing drags into night with clashes
Nelson testifies on deputy roles in building office as Barrett and Lynch clash over permits and town plans. Patterson confirms May 2 1958 permit to Smethurst. Residents at Sudbury Road voice fears of traffic noise and safety, while opponents cite zoning and legal concerns. The hearing adjourns with a postponement to continue tonight.
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Nelson
Lynch
Patterson
MacWillams
Brown
True
Barrett
Smethurst
Adams, Howard and Greeley
Comprehensive Plans Committee
John E. Nichols
Board of Appeals
Nichols
Reynolds
Harry Addison Patterson
John Nichols
Atty. Lynch
Atty Lynch
Miss Harrington
Agnes Mary Josephine Harrington
Sudbury Road
Ecker
Dow
New Custodian Named for Coolidge Homestead
Plymouth Vermont reports Joseph M. McInerney has been appointed custodian of the presidential homestead, one of three men present when Calvin Coolidge took the oath of office as president.
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Plymouth
Joseph M. McInerney
Calvin Coolidge
First Narra Sansett Park condition book opens with Dooley
The initial issue covers the first eight days of the 24 day meeting opening next Monday. Ted Dooley is named in theという context as the lead figure for the period.
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Narrasansett Park
Ted Dooley
Local Births at Emerson Hospital This Week
At Emerson Hospital in Concord local births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Goodwin of 339 Main Street on June 19 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nardone of 3 Southfield Circle on June 20 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Poisson of 18 Riverdale Road on June 21 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fleming of Old Bedford Road on June 21.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Lyle Goodwin
Main Street
Gerald Nardone
Southfield Circle
Arthur Poisson
Riverdale Road
Nelson Fleming
Old Bedford Road
Drama Seminar At Rome Theatre Ends Weeklong Session
Mrs. David R. Kirshner attended a Drama Seminar at Rome Community Theatre Rome New York with acting and directing led by George T Bolton Jamestown Little Theatre Jamestown New York The New York State Community Theatre Association whose past president Mrs Kirshner is hosted the seminar A Custom Car Club formed in Sudbury area meets Tuesdays at Fays on Dodger Lane Officers elected President Roy Fay Vice President Donald Thompson Treasurer Bill Carroll Secretary Lee Kenrick group named The Falcons.
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David R. Kirshner
Rome
Sudbury
Dodger Lane
Roy Fay
Donald Thompson
Maynard
Bill Carroll
Lee Kenrick
The
Falcons
Unit Meetings Held at Horse Pond Road School
Schedule shows unit meetings in September November February and April at Horse Pond Road School. Town wide PTA gatherings set for October January March and May with officers listed including Chairman John Rankin Vice-Chairman and Secretary Mrs John Jewett and Finance Officer Harry Carey.
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Horse Pond Road
PTA
John Rankin
John Jewett
Harry Carey
Henry Chiendineli
Robert F. Fulton
J. Carrell Morris
Walter Taylor
Theodore R. Davison
Priscilla Pittman
Rebekahs Schedule Outing and July Meeting
Acton members of the Winona Rebekah Lodge will meet next Wednesday July 2 with Florence Chaplin vice grand in charge for the program. This will be the lone meeting of July. On Sunday June 29 past noble grands and members will visit Alice Perkins cottage in Salisbury for an outing rain or shine.
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Acton
Winona Rebekah
Florence Chaplin
Alice Perkins
Salisbury
Promised Land Set for $50,000 Massachusetts Handicap
John Jacobs and Hirsch Jacobs traveled Promised Land from New York to Suffolk Downs for training ahead of the $50,000 added Massachusetts Handicap on Wednesday. The grey colt, son of Palestinian, worked six furlongs at Jamaica on Saturday in 1 12.2 with fractions 1 36.0 1 47.2 and 1 59.3, with Warren Vedilage aboard as regular exercise rider.
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John Jacobs
Ethel D. Jacobs
Hirsch Jacobs
Promised Land
Grey
Suffolk Downs
New York
Young Jacobs
Massachusetts
Warren Vedilage
Promise Land
Jamaica
Francis Lachess Appointed Municipal Judge in Huron
Francis Lachess is a municipal judge here, as reported by UPI. The announcement confirms his role in Huron, South Dakota, adding to the city’s legal appointments.
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THE
LAW Huron, S. D
UPI
Francis Lachess
State Police Team Dominates Local Department Games
West Concord on Friday the 13th saw A-3 state police extinguish a seventh inning fire and win 12 to 11 against Concord Fire Department at West Concord playground. In Acton on June 21 the team beat Acton Police 13 to 6. The squad invites other departments to send their name and time to the A-3 sergeant.
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West Concord
A-3
Concord Fire Department
West Concord Playground
Acton Playground
Acton Police Department
Carew Joins Nashoba Day Camp Staff At Fort Pond
Concord-Walter Carew the high school baseball coach and junior high teacher was added to Nashoba Day Camp staff at Fort Pond Littleton to oversee athletics. John Winton of Concord will handle campcraft and Karen Spinney of West Acton will teach arts and crafts.
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Concord
Walter Carew
Bob Seaward
Fort Pond
Littleton
Carew
Seaward
John Winton
Campcraft
Karen Spinney
West Acton
Concord Police Softball Beats Lexington Rivals Again
The Concord police softball team defeated the Lexington police 14 to 7 at Emerson on Saturday, marking the second win this season and fourth in two years. The earlier meeting ended 10 to 2 in Lexington.
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Concord
Concord Police
Lexington Police
Emerson’ Slan
Lexington
Sudbury Girl Hurt in Hudson Car Collision
Sudbury resident Sandra Dugan, 19, was treated at Hudson Hospital for a fractured nose and facial cuts after a car driven by Daniel DeYoung of Uxbridge struck a legally parked vehicle owned by George Miller of Watertown on Lower Main Street. Officers James Connington and Charles O'Donnell investigated the incident.
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Sudbury
Sandra Dugan
Dutton Road
Hudson Hospital
Daniel M. DeYoung
Main Street
Uxbridge
George Miller
Watertown
Miller
New England Colleges Enroll 130267 Students in 1957
The New England Council reports full time enrollments across 79 accredited colleges and universities totaled 130,267 by year end 1957. The figure reflects student enrollment levels across the New England region during the period.
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New England Colleges and Universities
New England Council
Maynard-St. Stephen Sp terms C Y C team loss to St Bridget
The Framingham Maynard-St Stephen C Y C fell 5 to 1 to St Bridget in a Monday baseball game. Melanson pitched for Melanson and St Cecilia's, with Melanson going 4 for 4 and scoring twice. St Bridget led 5 in the first inning and added two in the second before finishing with four more in the sixth.
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Maynard
St. Stephen Sp
C.Y.C
Framingham
St. Bridget’s C.Y.O
Chyzie
St. Joseph's
Needham
Norman Hannon
Melanson
St. Cecilia’s
Ashland
St. Bridget's
Catto
Framingham High
St. Bridget
Chyzus
Firmin
Rendell
Woolen clothes should not be stored with cedar chest in heat
Advice warns against keeping woolens in a cedar chest during hot weather unless additional moth protection is used. It stresses potential damage from heat and moths and suggests safer storage considerations.
District Court Notice on Destruction of Obsolete Papers
The District Court of Central Middlesex announces destruction after 30 days of papers disposed of prior to June 30, 1938. This includes criminal case filings over twenty years old, delinquency records, search warrants, small claims, old debt and parking charges, and pre June 1948 account books. Rhodes, Clerk, June 26.
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District Court OF
Central Middlesex
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Pierre A. Northrup
Robert S. F. Rhodes
Fragmentary court notice hints sealed bids and meeting
The readable fragments indicate a court related notice inviting sealed bids for rooms at a school building and a meeting scheduled on a Friday. Names and exact dates remain unclear.
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Nason St
May
Eall
Russia
Supreme Court
Page
Whde
Riy Barrett
Atty. Reynolds
Parks Lynch
Robert D. Parks
Board of Selectmen
Parks
Atty
General Building Department
MacWilliams
Rebekahs
Nashoba Camp
Police
Hudson
Lake Boon Roller
Jack Ginnetti
Westbor Way
Finn
Middlesex
John V
John
Tain Rooms School
Reau St. Jer School
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