Marlboro Enterprise details編集al notices and rates
Marlboro Massachusetts based Enterprise Press Inc publishes The Enterprise weekly on Thursdays. Editor R W Currier. offices on Walden Street and Liberty Street provide subscription terms and advertising policy noting reprint of typographical errors. Eastern representation through Julius Matthews Special Agency with Boston and New York addresses.
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Concord Enterprise
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Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
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Mass
Julius Mathiews
Newbury Street
Boston
Julius Matthews
Madison Avenue
New York
Editorials on youth codes and presidential pensions
A Dallas high school girl drafts a teenage behavior code drawing interest for its wholesome standards. A New Jersey youth group creates a code to reassure parents and avoid over supervision. The piece notes aging expectations, pensions, and a quote from Anon on government roles.
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Dallas
Tex
New Jersey
World's Finest Tennis Trio In Hub Feature
Boston hosts a one night stand by Jack Kramer and his touring trio. Pancho Gonzales faces Ken Rosewall in a marquee clash with Rosewall seeking backhand control while Gonzales challenges the powerful serve. Pancho Segura and Australian Dinnie Pails open the evening, followed by the doubles clash pitting the two Panchos against the two Aussies.
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Jack Kramer
Boston
Pancho Gonzales
Ken Rosewall
Don Budge
Frank Parker
Ken
Rosewall
Gonzales
Pancho
Kramer
Pancho Segura
Dinnie Pails
Panchos
Concord community notices mix of church events and planning
Local items list a planned name for the Nuclear Metals plant in West Concord Concord Research Parks and a series of Trinity Church activities including confirmations Holy Communion and Bible study with times. Also notes the Holy Name Society meeting and World Day of Prayer shop schedule at Tri Con Gift Shop with Women's Union sponsorship and a charity ticket sale contest.
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Richard Mieli
Bedford Eee
West Concord
Concord Research Parks
Women’s Union
Registration for Rose Hawthorne High School Entry
Concord There will be registration at Rose Hawthorne Sunday March 10 2 pm to 4 pm and Sunday March 24 2 pm to 4 pm for all girls who wish to enter Rose Hawthorne High School in September Entrance examinations for all incoming freshmen held on Saturday March 30 at 9 15 am
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Corcord
Rose Hawthorne i
Rose ‘Hawthorne High School
New Nominees Named for Concord and Acton Posts
Concord Mrs Edith Nourse Rogers nominates Alfred J Baie of Lexington road Concord and John J Sullivan of RFD School street South Acton for appointments as U S Marchant Ma pes y at Kings Point.
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Concord
Edith Nourse Rogers
U.S. Marchant Mapes Y
Kings Point
Alfred J. Baie
Lexington Road
Fea
John J. Sullivan
RFD
School Street
South Acton
Northeastern Music Festival Drive Continues Through March 15
The Carlisse committee workers could not contact some donors and appeal to mail or call donations to Mrs Gordon Diment on South Street. After a meeting Friday, a Vacation Bible School will meet. Mrs Joseph Macone chairs with Mrs Alice of Bedford and Mrs George Dutton assisting. The Carlisle Congregational Men's Club held Father and Sons Night with Uel Gardner of New Hampshire conservation and forestry giving a talk and wildlife films. Lawrence Bearce presided.
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Carlisse Committee
Gordon Diment
South Street
Joseph Macone
Alice of
Bedford
George Dutton
Carlisle” Congregational
Father & Sons
Uel Gardner
State Conservation and Forestry Department
New Hampshire
Lawrence Bearce
Drag racers disrupt St Louis neighborhood display
Two drag racers roared through the 5100 block of Westminster Place in St Louis prompting concern from residents. Police report notes a resident I A Long, president of the board, living on the block amid the noisy display and scattered tires, with no injuries reported.
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St. Louis
Westminster Place
I. A. Long
Board of Police
Residents Move and Fire Brigade Called in Carlisle News
Firemen answer a minor chimney fire at the Kemp residence on Bedford road Carlisle. Local real estate transfers include Richard B Bates to Casper Nelson and Harriet B Long to Hemrich B Long. A Middlesex Superior Court case questions defendant counsel rights. Ivan W Brown appeals after taxicab operator charges. New colonial home for John W Bisbee and family. Junior Christian Endeavor bowling party and youth workshop at Woburn with film Teens at Gordon Divinity College sponsored by Providence Barrington Bible College.
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Carlisle
Edward F. Kemp
Bedford Road
Lowell
Richard B. Bites
Richard B. Bates
Casper Nelson
Harriet
B. Long
Estabrook Road
John F. Moore
Hemrich B.’ Long
Warren F. Little
Street
Middlesex Superior Court
Frank’ J. Donahue
Supreme Court
Ivan 'W. Brown
Hudson, N. H
Brown
Everett
Congregational Church
Woburn
Church of the Open Bible
Providence Barrington Bible College
Gordon Divinity College
Carlisle Grange Plans Agriculture Night Program
Carlisle Grange P H No 402 held a meeting with Harrison Phil brook as chairman to plan an Agriculture Night. Mrs Edna Sleeper presided over the business session. Refreshments were arranged by Mr and Mrs Lawrence N Blanchard and Carl Swanson. A Past Masters Night delegation attended at Lowell. A square dance is set for Saturday night for public attendance.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange, P. of H., No
Harrison Philbrook
Lawrence N. Blanchard
Carl Swanson
Edna Sleeper
Lowell
Public hearing reviews fire station and school plans in Acton
About 150 voters attended the finance committee meeting at Town Hall to discuss articles for the annual town meeting. The group debated a new fire station and a new elementary school while Chairman Bradford Leach led the session. Atty. Albert W. Wanderly of 48 Hammond Street was listed on Middlesex Bar Association banquet planning. A separate measure to create a public access right of way to Fort Pond was killed by the House in a voice vote.
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Finance Committé
Bradford Leach
Middlesex Bar Association
Boston
Atty
Albert W. Wanderly
Hammond Street
Fort Pond
Middlesex League of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Fire chief report warns of multiple blazes and unsafe property
Fire chief notes a grass fire near Lyons on Coolidge Lane and a house barn shed and vehicles ablaze. Three boys smoked, starting the fire. no rigs were damaged. The report urges removal of burnable junk around homes and enforcement of town zoning and trash disposal rules.
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Ct Boies
Petty
Ofrd Lyons
Coolidge ’ Lane
Plummer
Concord Sealed Bids Sought for Duplicating Machine
The Town of Concord invites sealed bids for a duplicating machine. Full specifications available at the Town Manager's Office, Town House, Concord Massachusetts. Bids to be opened publicly at 2 p.m. March 15, 1957. The town reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities.
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Concord
Mass
Carlisle attendees prepare for World Day of Prayer service
From Carlisle several residents plan to attend the World Day of Prayer service at Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord Friday at 10 AM. The Pioneer Circle met at Carlisle Congregational Church under Mrs Arlene Dempsey's leadership for recognition of various achievements.
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Carlisle
Trinitarian
Congregational
Concord
Pioneer Iing
Carlisle Congregational Church
Arlene Dempsey
Grange Donates Fifty Dollars to Cancer Research Fund
The Grange statewide drive raises tens of thousands for the Society's cancer program. An open meeting on February 26 featured thanks to Mrs. Combs and a student discussion on education and regional high school plans with Sudbury and Lincoln students.
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Combs
Ae Town
Sudbury
Lincoln
Tomowine
Barbara Podgurski
Julia
Place
Penny Foster
Sandra’ Herrick
Ralph Bennett
Probate Court Notice of Will Probate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court invites all interested parties to object to Julian W. Tolman of Concord acting as executor without bond for Maude A Tolman of Acton. Written appearances must be filed by March 27, 1997 at 10:00 AM in Cambridge. Witness John C Leggat Esq first judge. Joan J Foley Register. March 7 14 21
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Maude
A. Tolman
Acton
Julian W. Tolman
Concord
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Joan J. Foley
Register
Executors Seek Court Allowance of First Account in Henderson Estate
The executors of Harry P. Henderson, late of Concord, present their first account to Middlesex Probate Court. Interested parties must file a written appearance in Cambridge before 10:00 AM on March 28, 1957, with John J. Foley listed as contact.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Harry P. Henderson
Concord
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Foley
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