Marlboro Weekly Enterprise ad and office listing
The Weekly Enterprise office at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Mass publishes daily and lists subscription rates and mailing details. It notes Marlboro Post Office entry and references surrounding towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford for distribution or distribution areas.
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Enterprise
Liberty Street
Marlbor
Mass
Marlboro
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Bronx poultry racketeers probe raises tax and terror questions
Reports detail a long standing live poultry racketeering operation in New York led by a chief racketeer and tied to Orthodox poultry slaughterers who allegedly collect dues and profit from the system. Suspects face coercion charges as authorities seek evidence amid fears of violence.
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New York
Bronx
Samuel J. Foley
Internal Revenue
New York City
Orthodox Poultry Slaughterers of
America
New Book on Federal Law by Anna M. Brown
Anna M. Brown, deputy clerk of the US District Court of Massachusetts, writes a guide to federal re versal and bankruptcy practice. The volume covers federal courts criminal and civil, bankruptcy, and includes useful forms. It cites the Bankruptcy Act amendments and new Supreme Court orders.
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Mariéboro
Anna M. Brown
Brown
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
U.S. District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
US District Court of
Hey
Vicinity Council of the U S W V holds meeting led by Riley
Marlboro Major General Walter Lombard national junior vice commander and Representative Arthur T. Squires of Worcester spoke at Vicinity Council Number 2 USWV at E D Marshall Camp headquarters yesterday Commander Bert C. Riley presided A collation was served Camps represented included Marlboro Concord Hudson Framingham Natick Milford and Newton
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Marlboro
Walter Lombard
Boston
USWV
Washington
Arthur T. Squires
Worcester
Vicinity Council
US WV
E D Marshall Camp
Bert C. Riley
Concord
Hudson
Framingham
Natick
Milford
Newton
Middlesex Beats Groton in First Victory of Season
Middlesex School nine defeated Groton School 15 to 9 in a Wednesday game full of errors. Twenty miscues, six double plays, thirteen stolen bases, and eighteen walks marked the unusual clash, with both sides producing a high number of baserunners.
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Middlesex School
Groton School
Wildgers
Groton
Middlesex
Little Flower Court Plans Country School Night Event
At the Little Flower Court M C O F meeting held Thursday evening at Mrs James Dee's home on Bedford street, Mr Lally from Cathedral Court spoke. A committee of Daniel A Kelley chief ranger Mrs Mary Dalton Charles Mara and Mrs Joseph McKenna was appointed to arrange a Country School Night next month.
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Little Flower Court
James Dee
Bedford Street
Lally
Cathedral Court
Daniel A Kelley
Mary Dalton
Charles Mara
Joseph McKenna
Alang
Lawmakers Debate Governor Ely Tax Plan Increasing Revenue
Representative Stephen A. Manning leads debate as the taxation committee weighs a 25 million dollar revenue bill. The plan raises income tax from 11.5 to 2 percent, adds a 10 percent surcharge, cuts personal exemptions, targets high earners, expands tax on dividends, and seeks a 2 percent sales tax while facing opposition on food levies and new poll tax proposals.
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Stephen A. Manning
State House
Committee On
Ely
House
Massachusetts
Frank A. Goodwin
In- Trade Board
Chambers of Commerce
Missionary Meeting at Marlboro C E Society
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society met in the vestry of the Baptist church for a monthly missionary meeting led by Miss Phyllis Ben ner. She spoke on Young China and announced a missionary reading contest ending April 15 1984. A poster showed sheep and the five missionary books to complete the display.
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Marlboro
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Baptist Church
Phyllis Benner
Missonary Committee
Rey E A Bullock
Margaret Whitman
Barbara Tucker
Methyl Menard
Martha Whitman
Clyde Wilbur
Jessie Fisher
Helen Lincoln
Washburn Union
Cluton Presbyterian Church
Clarence Gr- Mar
New Officers Installed by Berlin Camp 43
Berlin Camp 43 Sons of Union Veterans installed five new members at Town Hall led by Clifford Barter. Attendees included Department Commander Fuller, past leaders from Scituate and Hudson, with reps from Hudson Marlboro Shrewsbury and Northboro camps. Fifteen new members since April 1 and honors awarded to Trask Barter and Allen.
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Berlin
Sons of Union Veterans
Town Hall
Clifford
Hd. Barter
Fuller
Plymouth
Wiliam Howson
Scituate
Ella Fosgate
Hudson
Marlboro
Shrewsbury
Northboro
Richard Warbin
C A Bowen
John Allen
Mortimer Allen
Wilbur S Bartlett
Boston
Russell C .Trask
Clifford H Barter
Walter J Allen
Grace Elizabeth Davis Dies After Long Illness
Concord Massachusetts remembers Grace Elizabeth Davis widow of Archer C Davis sexton of the First Parish who died April 24 after nearly three years of illness Born February 14, 1879 in Lewiston Maine she lived in Concord since 1900 and was active in church and charity work Eastern Star Concord Grange and community groups The funeral was held at the First Parish Meeting House Rev Edward P Daniels officiated Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery Ashby She is survived by her husband a stepson Clayton W Davis of Dunstable and several grandchildren.
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Concord
iMrs
Grace Elizabeth Davis
Archer C. Davie
Davis
Lewiston
Maine
Charles A
Julia S. (Acker) Brown
Laconia
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Concord Grange
Parsh
Edward P. Daniels
Glenwood
Ashby
Clayton W. Davis Lves
Dunstable
Engagement Announced for Mary Elizabeth Lee and James Crowley
Mr and Mrs George M Lee of West Concord announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Elizabeth Lee to James Crowley son of the late Mr and Mrs James J Crowley of Boston. Miss Lee a Concord High School graduate class of 1927 attended Massachusetts College of Pharmacy member of Lambda Kappa Sigma Sorority and Ralph P. Hosmer Auxiliary. Crowley a Boston High School of Commerce graduate is a member of the Boston Lodge Elks Knights of Columbus and manager of the Meat Division at West Concord First National Stores. The couple have set an immediate wedding date.
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George M Lee
West Concord
Mary Elizabeth Lee
James Crowley
James J Crowley
Boston
Lee
Concord High
Massachusetts College of Tharmacy
Lambade Kappa Sigma Sorority
Corp. Ralph
First National
West Acton Woman's Club Luncheon Ends Season
The West Acton Woman's Club closes its season with a May 8 luncheon led by Mrs. Bertha Montague. A Baker production play Her Day of Rest is offered to the public for a small fee, performed by listed club members. The Acton high school orchestra provides the music.
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West Acton Woman's Clay
Bertha Montague
Hicks
Lynn
Clu
Ross
Rachel Haynes
Marion Ross
Alice Parker
Flint
Lois Cram
Hale
Albert Locke
Gardiner
Evangeline Hall
Taylor
Jane Whitcomb
Slade
Sue Nevizort
Ames
Graffte
Nora
Montague
Jessie Kelley
Acton High School Orchestra
Important Middlesex League clash in Lexington Friday
Coach Reggie Sawyer's high school champions meet the leading Minutemen in a pivotal Middlesex League game at Crowe Park in Lexington Friday afternoon. Concord visits Maynard next Tuesday in a Middlesex League contest as the ancient rivals renew the annual showdown.
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Lexington
Reggie Sawyer
Concord
Crowe Park
Maynard
West Acton Club Holds Meeting and Social News
The Past Noble Grand’s club met at Mrs Lizzie Davis home with talks on foundation garments by a Lancaster visitor. Local family notes include Ernest Cooper attending a funeral in Pittsfield and the Knowles family traveling to Providence to visit relatives.
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Noble Grand’s Club
Lizzie Davis
Lancaster
Ernest Cooper
Fred Cooper
Pitsfield
Dutch’ _Knowles
Vera Monroe
Providence
R. L
Knowles
Lizzie Mead
Clark Durkee
Bettie Kelley
Falmouth
Carr
Central Street
Windsor Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
John Raymond Witth
Arthur Whitcoms
Irene Young Thumith
New Jersey
Local notices and personal milestones in town
Hudson Francis M Walsh is confined at home on Central Street due to a severe cold. Henry L Clark, back from Florida, visited Massachusetts General Hospital for an examination. Joseph L Lovett resumes his work as a letter carver after a week’s furlough. Mr and Mrs Jens Christian Jenson of Blaine Street celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary with a family gathering. Advertisers claim stores offer variety quality and service and that their merchandise is good to look at.
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Francis M. Walsh
Central Street
Jens Christian Jenson
Blaine Street
Military Whist Party at G A R Hall Draws Local Groups
The Auxiliary 30 Sons of Veterans held a military whist event at the G A R hall. Nellie Bailey and Iva Hill led the program. Prizes of 1 each went to Flavien Morel Hazel Dine Koehler and Morel with consolation awards to Ordway James McCarron Brida Holmes and A D Holmes. Glass plates and eggs awarded as prizes. bingo followed with additional winners Ordway Drip-Plator and Elizabeth Pike.
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Ordway
Elizabeth Pike
Grapefruit: From Novelty to Pantry Favorite Across Decades
A nostalgic piece tracing grapefruit from a perceived novelty to a staple, noting its early Floridian Spanish introduction in the sixteenth century and the rise of canned grapefruit. It advocates convenience, flavor pairing with bacon and eggs, and describes a home recipe for grapefruit based dessert or preserve, highlighting tree ripening and long storage methods.
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Florida
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