Marlboro Enterprise details publication and services
The Marlboro based Enterprise Press Inc publishes The Enterprise on Thursdays. Editor R W Currier operates from Concord and Marlboro offices with eastern representatives Julius Mathews Agency. Subscription rates and single copy pricing are indicated though not fully listed in the fragment.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St
Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Massachusets
The Sun as a Northern Journey and A Coffee Pricing Oddity
A reflective piece explains the sun’s annual northward voyage from vernal equinox to the solstice and its June 21 standstill, noting longer days then shorter afterward. It is followed by a Brazil cafe pricing quirk where 75 centavos per cup is achieved by alternating 50 and 100 centavo sales on even and odd days.
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Earth
Brazil
Public Hearing in Carlisle for Koufas Appeal
The Carlisle Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing at Union Hall on Tuesday May 15 at 8 p.m. to hear the petition of Stamatina and Angelo Koufas of Concord Road challenging a planning board decision affecting them and their property. James H. Wilkins secretary announces.
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Carlisle
Board of Appeals
Union Hall
Stanatina
Angelo Koufas
Concord Road
Planning Board of
James H. Wilkins
Concord Junior High Science Fair Winners Announced
The fifth annual science fair on May 3 at Concord The Bulkeley Junior High awarded prizes for diverse projects. Donald Forte won first for water purification. Fay Thomas and Ros Webster tied for second with probability.
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Concord
Bulkeley
Chathan Cooke
Donald Forte
Fay Thomas
Ros Webster
Stanley Brown
Robert Paul
Michael Wood
Alan Pakstis
Randolph Old
George Ridout
Karleyn Kakes
Carolyn Haas
Nashoba Simmons Club Formed Seeks Members
Concord area event hosted by the Nashoba Valley Simmons Club gathered undergraduates, their mothers, and local high school girls planning to attend Simmons College. Speakers Sylvia Jacques Joan Kenney and Joan Dexter outlined college programs and activities while alumnae discussed college updates and answered questions.
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Concord
Simmons College
Gifford Allen
Elm
Street
Nashoba Valley
Simmons Club
Simmons
Sylvia Jacques
Joan Kenney
Joan Dexter
Harvard
Helen Deacon
Acton
Stow
Ayer
Littleton
Groton
Penperell
Page H. Thompson
Albert W. Wunderly
Lions Hear Dr. Hsieh On World Conditions Talk
Concord Lions heard Dr. Teyhi Hsieh discuss Far East affairs and predicted Japan would become a world power in 18 months while noting there would be no World War III. President Currier presided as three new members were inducted and guests awaited service induction.
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Concord
Teyhi Hsieh
Far East
Concord Lions
Howard Johnson
Japan
U. S
Rudolph W. Currier
Rothwell N. MacRae
Wendell Jones
Swampscott
Raymond Travis
Sherman Blair, Jr
Douglas Richter
A. Page Browne, Jr
Robert Matson
Sudbury
Travis
Mond P. Lawson
Robert B
Mill Dam Pattern Law Update Highlights Worker's Milestone
A brief note outlines a new law affecting the date and weather at 26 degrees. Congratulations are offered to hospital workers on their progress toward a final goal.
Acton P T A Discusses Guidance and Regional School Plans
Acton P T A heard Acton High School Principal Acton Ray mond Grey and Miss Ruth Proctor counselor outline guidance work for junior high students. They described grouping, counselling, and an orientation program across seventh grade with career focus in eighth grade. New officers were elected and a $200 scholarship for the class of 1956 was approved.
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Acton
Raymond Grey
Acton High School
Ruth Proctor
Joan Capitelle
Acton P. T. A
Julia L. McCarthy
Grey
Praytor
Mss Capitelle
Lloyd Williamson
John Goddard
Warren Newell
Galen McLaughlin
T. Frederick Herlier
Jacob Janerieco
Anker Clausen
William Gothorpe
James Baker
Wedding Plans Derailed by High Winds in Dennison
George Morren and Ruth Schliteen postponed their wedding after high winds destroyed the groom’s $4,500 house trailer intended as their home. The storm also ruined the bride’s trousseau and other valuables, along with wedding gifts. In Spain the custom gifts the bride with abundant olive oil from her aunt to ensure meals in the new home.
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Spain
Dramatic Club Promotes Three Act Comedy Maynard Etchings
Maynard Dramatic Club to stage a three act comedy Mr Barry s Etchings at Parker Street Hall in early June. Eight of the eleven cast members are new to the club with several others relatively new to acting. Co directors Anne Duclos and Forrest Nelson guide the production with Christine Lampinen assisting. Dorothy Smith serves as business manager and Hulda Nelson with Peg O Connell handle properties. Cast includes David Rupph Mary Lou Baudreau Tallint Charles Cham agoseph Graham Joyce edu Christine Lampinen Bob Maurice Bobby Statkus Dick Colleton Stewart Dickson Peggy Sexton and Ray Van Vorse.
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Mr. Barry
Maynard Dramatic Club
Parker Street Hall
Appea
Anne Duclos
Forrest Nelson
Christine Lampinen
Dorothy Smith
Hulda Nelson
Peg O'Connell
David Rupph
Mary Lou Baudreau
Tallint
Charles Chamagoseph Graham
Joyce Edu
Bob Maurice
Bobby” Statkus
Dick Colleton
Stewart Dickson
Peggy Sexton
Ray van- Vorse
Sudbury News Briefs Highlight Community Events
The article notes a Kiwanis hosted Spaghetti Dinner and Ladies Night at Memorial Congregational Church attended by about 90 with hypnotist James McAvoy. It reports an April 29 Middlesex Mendon Association meeting in Milford, poppy sales by disabled veterans for pin money, church grounds cleanup by Boy Scouts and Laymen’s Fellowship, new memberships at Memorial Church, a Indiana trip by Irene E Burke and family, and a Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association meeting set for May 16 at Goodnow Library.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Kiwanis
Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association
Goodnow
Navy Established in 1794
The United States Navy was established on March 27, 1794, marking the creation of the nation’s naval service. It set up a formal fleet and organization to defend maritime interests and safeguard commerce.
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U. S. Navy
Junior Prom Decorations and Parish Meetings In Stow
Debby Cobb and six companions prep town hall decorations for the Junior Prom 8 to 12 p m. Mary Jokinen Sally Sewall Jaine Carmichael JoAnn Lawson Virginia Joki and Nancy Johnson assist with hanging. Special Parish meeting May 11 at 8 pm to review Sunday School housing report. Civic Club meets May 14 at Town Hall with Town Criers choir. Mother’s Day Sunday service at First Parish Church includes family Sunday School changes. Incinerator fire on Hudson Street is controlled after trucks respond. Whitney Ferguson appointed Animal Inspector to fill vacancy after Henry Grimwood’s death.
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Debby Cobb
Mary Jokinen
Sally Sewall
Jaine Carmichael
JoAnn Lawson
Virginia Joki
Nancy Johnson
Town Hall
David Sleeper
Russell Lawrence
Paul Raisanen
Whitey Kinsley
Albert Erkkinen
Larry Keatvala
First Parish
Unitarian
Robert P. Follett
Whitney T. Ferguson
Gleasondale Road
Henry Grimwood
Mr. Ferguson
Stow
Free Lecture On Christian Science May 20 Marlboro
The Marlboro First Church of Christ Scientist announces a free lecture Sunday May 20 at 3 pm by Frank T. Hord of Washington DC. The former Army combat chaplain will speak on Christian Science Gods Law of Safety and Security at West Main and Winthrop streets. He served 46 months in WWII, including the Antwerp siege, and is a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.
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Marlboro
Frank T. Hord
Washington, D. C
First Church of Christ, Scientist of
Hord
West Main
Winthrop Streets
United States
Antwerp
Christian Science Healtg
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Nursery School Visits Bedford Airport
Tipton's Nursery School conducted a Monday morning visit to Bedford Airport. The tour included inspecting a C 45 plane, viewing fire-fighting equipment, and observing maintenance shops with convair parts and small jets being prepared. Miss Mary Farris hosted the group from the Air Force Cambridge Research Center Visitor's Bureau.
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Bedford
Tipton
Mary Farris
Air Force
Cambridge Research Center
Richard, Hodgson
Jo- Anne Nastasi
Johnny Johnson
Cindy Wilson
Allan Bachrach
Christine Masulla
Nancy Nastasi
Joseph Nastasi
Richard Carlton
Susanne Waldron
Jeffrey Carlton
Connie Tipton
Judith Tipton
Robert Hirsch
Judith Jenkins
David Hirsch
Teddy Warren
James Liebfried
Charles Bedoe
Philp Wilson
Maynard
Mrs. Tipton
Baby shower honors Stow guest of honor
Road Stow was guest of honor at a baby shower hosted by sister Mildred Madden and Christine Lampinen at Madden home on Old Stow road Hudson April 21. Friends and relatives from Stow Maynard and New Hampshire attended. couple expects first child late May. The Town That Came Back shown at Grange meeting May 1 with 4-H rebuilding a stricken town. Fred Jones presented slides of Lake Wales Florida where he and Mrs Jones spent winter.
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Grange Extension Service
4-H
Fred Jones
Lake Wales
Florida
Mother's Day Tribute Verse by Grace M Rosche
Poem emphasizing mothers as sculptors of children and guiding queens, praising their strength and gifts of flowers and sweets. Calls for blessings on mothers and heartfelt prayers on their special day.
Plan seminar on problem of retarded children in Concord
The first meeting of a seminar for those interested in problems of mentally retarded children will be held Wednesday evening May 16 at 8 o'clock in the parish house of the Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord. Schedule includes Your Child and the Community Your Child and the School and Your Child and Vocational Training and the Sheltered Workshop. Mrs Helen L Bacon from the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health will lead. For information call Mrs Ralph T Howe Lowell Road Concord Emerson 9 2975.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Helen L. Bacon
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
Ralph T. Howe
Lowell Road
Emerson
Clothing Sale At First Parish Sudbury
The Sudbury Clothing Exchange sponsored by the women of St. Elizabeth's Church and the First Parish Church will hold a sale on May 16 at the First Parish Sudbury Center from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Seasonal clothes and sporting goods accepted the day of sale. A large collection of 60 books will be offered at moderate prices.
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Sudbury
Women of
St. Elizabeth’s
Stow Garden Club Flower Show Opens June 14
The event at First Parish Unitarian Church Vestry runs 1 to 8 PM and welcomes members and the public. Display categories include Still Life Miniatures Mantle Kitchen Coffee Table Miscellaneous and Specimens. A Plant Sale and Afternoon Tea are offered.
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Garden Club
Bedford churches donate trees for town arboretum
Local churches contributed to town funds for a tree planting initiative. Six trees were donated to beautify public spaces and support the arboretum project led by the Scouts in the community.
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Bedford
Pi Scouts
Designul Tage
Land Tax Notice Summary in Sudbury Record
Public tax notice cites the Middlesex County land tax authority under section 53. It references parcels in Sudbury including about 64 buildings and a 000 sq ft area tied to the 1953 plan dated 1927 with a 1954 balance and other incidental details.
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Owser
Sarah A
Sudbury
Middlesex
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