Concord Enterprise Notice Row
Marlboro Mass weekly paper advertises publication details and postal classification under 1908 Act. Names editor Rudolph W Currier and Enterprise Press Inc with address Marlboro and printing listings for Boston and New York agencies.
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Concord Enterprise
Rudolph W. Currier
Main St
Concord
Tel
Marlboro
Mass
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Letters to the Editor A Mountain of Wheat and More
A compilation of opinions on Canada’s wheat surplus and U.S. export efforts, plus letters urging sassafras tea promotion and views on Sudbury zoning and town development. Readers discuss state aid, home site sizes, and preserving industrial growth while protecting local values.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Wheat Board
United States
Canada
U.S
North America
Europe
U. S
Maynard Parents Push for New School and Gymnasium
In a letter to the editor Elizabeth A. Carlton urges support for a Special Town Meeting on April 26 to fund an elementary school and gymnasium. She argues that investment in physical education benefits all children and cites fiscal prudence while prioritizing youth welfare.
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Elizabeth A. Carlton
Maynard Parent - Teacher Association
Special Award for Carl Uhlman at Boston Flower Show
Sudbury official Roy Hawes presented a Special Award from Massachusetts Department of Agriculture to Carl Uhlman for an outstanding display of roses at a Boston Flower Show. The award involved a Revere Silver Bowl and sparked Sudbury interest as Uhlman is married to Vir Bowry, a well known local woman.
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Sudbury
Roy Hawes
Revere
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Carl Uhlman
Vir Bowry
Degree Given To Rainbows New Members
Concord Saturday evening March 20 Rainbow Girls No 53 met at the Masonic temple. The initiatory degree was conferred on Patricia Travis Barbara Travis Marcia Travis Constance Huntley Phillis Campiasso Jean Elliot Martha Kline with guests present. Plans for Rainbow Girl Sunday April 4 at the Carlisle Congregational Church were announced. A roast beef supper and entertainment were planned for Family and Friends Night April 3 at the Masonic temple.
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Concord
Concord Assembly
Masonic Temple
Congregational Church
Carlisle
Marjore Metzler
Patricia Travis
Barbara Travis
Marcia Travis
Constance Huntley
Phil
Concord Woman's Club Plans Annual Luncheon Meeting
A regular Concord Woman's Club gathering at the Girl Scout House was led by President Mrs. E Clifford Goodspeed. Tea hostess was Mrs LeBurton Webster. Plans were announced for the next meeting the annual luncheon set for Monday April 12 at 1 o'clock at the Scout House.
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Concord
Alpha Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
G. Calvert Wilson
Ronald Mills
Virginia Simms
Edwin Dyson
Robert Foss
Stanley Paskiewicz
Ruth E. Helsher
Charles R. Voigt
Concord Woman’s Club
Girl Scout House
E. Clifford Goodspeed
Fire call finds resident smoking hams on Serra farm
Thomason reporters say volunteers rushed to a Vincent Serra farm fire alarm where smoke plumed from a building but investigators found Serra smoking hams at the scene.
Sudbury Womans Club Executive Board Meeti ng
The Sudbury Womans Club executive board will meet at Mrs Reginald C Purdy s home on Dutton Road on Wednesday March 21 at 1 30 pm Plans for an Avril Tth meeting will be made The open meeting in the upper Town Hall will feature Salome Riszk as speaker Nonmembers may attend with a guest fee Members from other clubs in the State Federation of Women s Clubs may attend with membership card.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Womans Club
Reginald C. Purdy
Dutton Road
Avril
Upper Town
Salome Riszk
Sudbury Woman's Club
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Captain Cutler Assigned to Aberdeen Mississippi
Sudbury Captain Philip Cutler, who returned last June with his family after two years in Greenland and a stint in Macon Georgia, has been assigned to Aberdeen Mississippi. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Sudbury
Philip Cutler
Greenland
Macon
Georgia
Abberdeen
Mississippi
Ceramics Therapy Converts Hospital Grounds into Clay Studio
In Buffalo New York patients at the state hospital use red ceramics clay found on grounds as a therapeutic outlet. Occupational therapy supervisor Theresa Pratt says ceramics relieve pent up emotions and aid diagnosis in some cases. A contrived wash day uses a rigged contrivance by ceramics instructor James O Donnel, with about 1,800 of 3,100 patients in the program.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Theresa E Pratt
James O’donnel
Retired Dentist Indicted For Murder Of Wife In Concord
Dr. Walter C. Thompson 79 of 75 Outlook Drive Lexington indicted in Concord District Court for first degree murder in his wife Janet C. 78 death at home on February 6. He pleaded not guilty and was held for the Grand Jury without bail. Essex district officials allege overdose of ether and an attempted suicide. Thompson cited mercy as motive.
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Concord
Walter C. Thompson
Outlook Drive
Lexington
Concord District Court
Pierre A. Northrup
Waltham
East Cambridge
Ephraim. Martin
John W. Rycroft
Thompson
Janet C
Thominson
Arlington Symmes Hospital
Metropolitan State Hospital
Sudbury Woman's Club hears late fashion talk
A large Sudbury Woman's Club gathering at Town Hall heard Miss Lorraine Williams discuss current fashion trends for individual figures. She demonstrated color use with a model and shared makeup tips, with Swatches and color ideas shown by audience selections.
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Sudhven
Sudbury Woman's Clih
Sudbury Town Hall
Francis Raynor
Wae
Lorraine Williams
Cravon Drewiies
Miss. Williams
Boston University
Ruth Allen
Rbacon
T. V
Fred Morrison
Salome Riszk
Merle Hamilton
Sudbury Girl Scouts
Brownies
Ways and Means
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Sudbury
Edith N. Buckingham
Chester Perry
Winborn Rawlings
Meeting on Family Life Series March 28 in Sudbury
The second seminar in the Family Life series will be at St Elizabeth's Parish House on Sunday March 28 at 8 PM. Rev Rollin J Fairbanks of Cambridge will discuss Understanding Our Marriage. Open to all. earlier session drew good attendance.
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Sudbury
St. Elizabeth’s
Rollin’ J. Fairbanks
Sudbury Woman's Club Bake Sale Planned for Saturday
Sudbury The Woman's Club will hold a bake sale at Sudbury Drug Store on Saturday March 27 starting at 10 a.m. Mrs Merle Hamilton heads the event assisted by Mrs Reginald Mc Purdy and other club members. Contributions of baked goods are welcome.
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Sudbury
Sudvary
Woman's Club
Sudbury Drug Store
Merle Hamilton
Reginald .Mc. Purdy
Sudbury Woman's Club Hosts St Patrick Day Tea
Members honored late William Labree and others who passed away during the club year. Mrs Irvine Priest announced the Crusade for Freedom while the club contributes. Mrs John Childs read a poem on Fashion by her grandfather Stephen Moore, Sudbury resident, written circa 1890. Tea by Mrs Alexander Kearin finished the event with green candle and carnation decor.
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William Laberee
Irvine Priest
Sudbury Woman’s Club
John Childs
Stephen Moore
Sudbury
Alexander Kearin
Coming Events List From City Armory and Union Hall
A compiled notice lists forthcoming activities including Bowdoin concert at the State Armory by Cong b mn Company and Emblem Club. It notes a 9:34 program at Lawton's store, a 4 o clock chorus event in the auditorium, Lenten services at Trinitarian and Union churches, and a Thursday Concord Rotary meeting and season events at 12 15 p.m.
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Bowdoin
B.mn
Company State Armory
Concord-Reas Corded At The Are As Follows
A fragmentary notice records a birth announcement listing Mr and Mrs Arthur and a son born on March 17. Other details are unreadable.
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Arthur
Unclear fragment notes a birth or family event in Concord
Fragmentary OCR cites a person Tobin W Ther and a 16th reference, mentions a son and a grandmother, with names Jene E. Kelley and Mrs Friward Concord. No clear event or date established.
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Fmers Bow
Forty Hours’ Devotion Ends at Concord Church
A long period of Forty Hours' devotion concluded at Concord Church on Sunday. The service drew hundreds who remained through Friday morning, marking the end of a solemn religious observance.
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Concord
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West End Civic Association
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