Marlboro Enterprise Press masthead notice era
The Marlboro Massachusetts weekly Enterprise Press records publication details. It lists address 16 Liberty Street Marlboro and Concord editor R W Currier. It notes second class matter status since August 25 1908 and that the paper is published weekly on Thursdays. It disclaims typos in ads but reprints corrected portions. It names eastern representatives Julius Mathews Agency in Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Rudolph Currier
Concord Enterprise c O Enterprise
Currier
Massachusetts Heart Association
Heart Fund
Richard F. Wood
Heart
Greater
Boston
Heart Association
Commonwealth
East
Robert W. Wilkins
M.D
Pres. Massachuetts Heart Association
Letters to Tae as fair season now planned
The State Agriculture Department announces fair schedules for summer through October to allow prize requests. Fifteen major fairs plus events like the New England Spring Flower Show and county fairs are listed, with reminders that fairs boost community learning and enjoyment. Spring training for 1955 baseball begins, signaling warmer weather and planning for planting season. The piece notes general sports like fishing golf and tennis and ends with humorous quips about common life and a local bylaw urging Sudbury residents to curb litter.
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State Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
N. E
Southlands
Maynard PTA Seeks Printing of Industrial Arts Talk
The Maynard High School Industrial Arts exhibit shown to the Maynard Parent Teacher Association on March 15 at George Washington Auditorium prompted secretary Katherine Mary Kinsley to request printing Mr Wor sley Fardy remarks for Maynard citizens. The aim is to educate the community about the department s aims and accomplishments.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Maynard Parent-Teacher Association
George Washington Auditorium
Worsley Fardy
Maynard Parent—Teacher Association
Made to Order Lawrence Mass and the Merrimack Dam Boom
In 1845 industrialists led by Abbot Lawrence formed a company to bay out a city on the Merrimack River. A dam was built and valleys filled as Lawrence developed into an industrial hub.
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Lawrence, Mass
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Abbot Lawrence
Merrimack River
Massachusetts Commerce Briefs Spur Bay State Growth
The Commerce Department highlights rapid industrial growth in Massachusetts with at least one new plant or expansion daily. It cites Bay State Dyeing & Finishing, Bedford Mills, Bicknell & Fuller, RCA in Waltham, Shawinigan Resins, Ware Knitters, Ashland Machine, Hercules Powder and others creating thousands of jobs. Also notes steam calliope anniversary on July 4, revolving bank credit, Carling Camera Competition, NEA ski plane service, European industrial seminar, Bucks Printing new four color press, MB DC loans totaling 4.11 million, Lawrence Shuster praise of New England workforce, and January building permit surge of 48 percent.
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Bay State
Bay State Dyeing & Finishing Corp
Textile
Bondsville
Bedford Mills, Inc
Rayon Goods
New Bedford
Bicknell & Fuller Corrugated Container Corp
Corrugated Boxes
Salem
Radio Corp. of America
Electronic Laboratory
Waltham
Shawinigan Resins Corps
Springfield
Ware Knitters, Inc
Ware
Ashland Machine & Tool Co., Inc
Precision Parts
Ashland
Hercules Powder Co
Mansfield
Worcester Common
Joshua Stoddard
Jennie
Stoddard
American Steam Piano Co
First National Bank of Boston
Bucks Competition
Buck Printing Company
Boston
United States
Herter
Commerce
Preston
New England
Bethlehem Steel
Fore River
Quincy
Logan International Airport
Logan
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Continental in Miniature in Massachusetts prominent in Bay State issue
In the January annual travel issue Americas magazine highlights Massachusetts with Henry Bettle Hough’s Martha’s Vineyard feature and Clare Leighton’s Where Land Meets Sea. Also noted are Western Massachusetts Electric’s new 100000 kW generator, Holyoke textile plant expansion, MIT atomic clock plans, and Worcester County Trust Co. anniversary.
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Americas
Pan American Union
Bay State
Henry Bettle Hough
Martha’s Vineyard
Massachusetts
Clare Leighton
Cape Cod
Rhinehart
Tyringham Galleries
Donald Davis
Pittsfield
Berkshires
Western Massachusetts Electric Company
West Springfield
Requiem for Mrs Rushe Ex-resident
Mrs Katherine Nestor Rushe 65 of Wal tham formerly of Davis court died Sunday at Waltham Hospital after a prolonged illness. Widow of Bernard Rushe native of Ireland she belonged to Ladies Auxiliary A O of H Surviving three daughters and one son thirteen grandchildren plus a brother and two sisters in Ireland Funeral services were held from the Dee Funeral Home with a requiem high mass at St Bernard s Church and interment in St Bernard s cemetery Concord
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William Krongard
Richard C. Frese
Waltham
Philip B. Dee
West Concord
Bernard J. Rushe
Concord
John Nestor
Somerville
Ann Healy
Mary McNamara
Ireland
Dee
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Tubes Pioneered For Toothpaste In 1892
The United States manufactures almost one billion collapsible metal tubes annually. Toothpaste was first packaged in such tubes in the year 1892.
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U. S
Sudbury Grange Members Attend Pomona Meet in Lexington
Seventeen Sudbury Grange members joined Middlesex Central Pomona at Belfry Club Lexington on March 16. William Dean of Lincoln presided as Pomona Master. Sudbury contributed a verse speaking choir piece Prophets of Conservation. Participants listed include Rodney Hadley Henry Horton Mrs Albert Tallant James Ogilvie Hilda Whitney George Adams Arvid Nelson and Harris Cripps. A Penny Sale by Subordinate Lecturers and a Hammond Organ prelude by Billy Adams were announced for the Concord April 20 meeting.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Middlesex Central Pomona
Belfry Club
Lexington
William Dean
Lincoln
Pomona
United States
Rodney Hadley
Henry Horton
Albert Tallant
James Ogilvie
Hilda Whitney
George Adams
Arvid Nelson
Harris Cripps
Girl Scout Hall
Concord
Billy Adams
Coal Heist Strips 80 Bags From Loading Platform
Hartford authorities report a theft of 80 coal bags totaling four tons from a loading platform. The incident occurred in fresh snow, leaving no tire or boot marks in the area. Suspect details were not available at press time.
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Hartford
Conn
Five Year Old Joyce Harvey Celebrated Birthday
A birthday party for Joyce Harvey marking her fifth birthday on March 14 was held in Sudbury. Family members included parents Mr. and Mrs. William M. Harvey and relatives Mrs. William Harvey Sr., Mrs. Lawrence Leone, Miss Jean Paolini, Nancy Bailey, Lee Ann Swift, Jaquie Swift, Lauren Leone, and Leslie Leone. Decorations featured hats balloons and a cake with ice cream. favorite games Ring Around A Rosy and Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush were played.
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Sudbury
Joyce Harvey
William M. Harvey
Blueberry Hill Lane
William Harvey Sr
Watertown
Lawrence Leone
Jean Paolini
Newton
Nancy Bailey
Lee Ann
Jaquie Swift
Lauren
Leslie Leone
Sudbury Church Women to Meet for Mongiam Memorial Work
Sudbury Methodist Church women meet at Mrs Chiambes Spiller’s home on Thursday March 24 at 10 a.m. to discuss sewing for the Mongiam Memorial. The afternoon program includes a 2 p.m. meeting.
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Sudbury
Chiambes Spiller
Thurs Clay
Concord Banquet to Feature Noted Guests and Turkey Dinner
The annual banquet Tuesday April 19 at the Armory will honor wealth leader George Fitzney general. Guests include John Chief de Gare and a committee with Williams of Concord and others from Hudson Framingham Natick Jamaica Plain. A turkey dinner and band follow the reception with Voyageurs Milit friends to attend. Reservations through the committee members.
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Concord
George Fitney
John
de Gare
Willael B. Gormely
Williams
Russell
Hudson
Josep and
Raymond
Framingham
Roscoe Delaton
Harrison
Natick
Albef
Jamaica Plain
Voyageurs
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Everbody
Tae
the Sudbury
Robert S. Stevens
Boston Dispensary
New England Medical Center
Edward B. Hanify
Commerce Dept. Briefs
Boston Advertising Club
Carling
Carling Brewing Company
Massachusets
Sky
Northeast Airlines
New York
LaGuardia
Nlight
NEA
Northeast
Associated Industries
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
FOE
Danish Federation of Textile Workers
Massachusetts Business Development Corporation
Carl F. Woods
MBDC
Lawrence Shutzer
William Barry, Inc
Lawrence Boys
Ad Club
Massachusetts Commerce Department
Richard Preston
Holyoke
Hoyoke Fabrics Co., Inc
MIT
MIT Laboratory of Nuclear Science
Times
Worcester County Trust Co
Worcester Bank
Daniel Waldo, Jr
Dun & Bradstreet
Service Plus
Worcester Chamber of Commerce
Worcester
Auburn
Boylston
Grafton
Holden
Leicester
Millbury
Paxton
Shrewsbury
West Boylston
Mrs. Rushe
Washington, D.C
RED Cross
Anni Nie
Chester Purdy
Hghilamd Avenue
South Sudbury
Sudury
Amerrican Chamber Society
Fingold
State
Chal
Walter Pii
Helen Denisu
Ladi
F. W. Woolworth
C. E. Coughlin
Msgr. Mays
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