Concord Enterprise publication details and subscription rates
The Concord Enterprise lists publication by the Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Mass with editor R W Currier and post office Marlboro. It notes the second class status dated August 25 1908 and a weekly Thursday schedule with typographical error policy and subscription rates including one year five dollars for a single copy ten cents per issue.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press, Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
Concord
Warner
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Cours Wastern
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Julia. Mathews
Madix 1 Avenue
New Yok
Lions to Hold Supper and Meeting Tuesday
Concord Lions schedule supper and meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Howard Johnson's with President Robert L. Carter presiding. Delegates to the state convention are Everett L. Broughton, G. Donald Wade, Dr. Nicholas Albanese, John Higgins, Robert W. Shalline. Morill Watson of School Street Carlisle joins as new member.
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Concord
Howard Johnson’s
Robert L. Carter
Everett L. Broughton
G. Donald Wade
Nicholas ‘Albanese
John ‘J. Higgins
Robert W. Shalline
Morrill ‘Watson
School Street
Carlisle
Three Bids Opened for Town Gasoline Contracts
Town manager Theodore M. Nelson opened bidding for gasoline for town use. Three bidders offered Concord Oil Company at 0.1749 per gallon Tide Water Oil Company at 0.1745 per gallon and Marlboro Coal & Gas Company at 1.98 per gallon. No award has yet been made.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Concord. Oil Company
Tide Water Oil Company
Marlboro Coal & Gas Company
Jones Named President Of Land Bank Group
Concord Fred R. Jones a prominent dairyman was elected president of the Land Bank Association for Middlesex and Essex counties and southern New Hampshire. The vote occurred at a directors meeting of the Federal Land Bank Association and Merrimac Production Credit Association in Nashua New Hampshire.
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Concord
Fred R. Jones
Land Bank Association
Middlesex
Essex Counties
New Hampshire
Federal Land Bank Association
Merrimac Production Credit Association
Nashua
N. H
Selectmen Perambulate Across Town Lines in Schedule
Concord Selectmen continue perambulating with nearby towns and complete tasks with Acton and Lincoln boards. Carlisle's meeting postponed from last week will be held Monday at 6 p.m. and Bedford's on Wednesday at 11 30 p.m.
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Concord
Acton
Lincoln’s
Carlisle
Bedford
Young People Plan Car Wash and Supper at Church
Maynard Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship of Union Congregational Church will host a Work Day for Christ with a car wash from 10 a m to 5 p m Saturday and a ham and bean supper in the evening. Proceeds support Christian World Mission. Roger Herr youth director leads the group.
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Maynard
Pilgrim Fellowship
Union Congregational Church
Christian World Mission
Roger Herr
Pine Hill Club Hosts Alaska Trip Slide Night
Bedford Pine Hill Club will host Mas and Mrs Melvin W Dill with their five children for slides and talk about a trip to Alaska in a station wagon. The program starts Sunday at 8 30 p m. Officers of the Lutheran Association plan a women’s organization meeting at Trinity Church West Roxbury at 3 p m Sunday.
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Pine Hill Club
Mas
Melvin W. Dill
Alaska
Church of Savior
Allen Franklin
Women of Lutheran Association
Trinity Church
West Roxbury
Maynard and Emerson staff receive commendation letters
Letters from Massachusetts Department of Education and local officials praise Maynard Junior High and the Maynard High School Band for their performances and civic efforts. May 1960 notices discuss Town building plans, library needs, and municipal building committee members.
Carol Lane to Speak Before Womens Group
Carol Lane a Shell Oil travel authority will address the May 25 homemakers day meeting of the Womens Advisory Council at Waltham Field Station 240 Beaver Street Waltham about budgeting a car vacation and packing a two week wardrobe into one 26 inch suitcase. About 200 members expected with Q&A planned.
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Concord
Carol Lane
Homemakers’ Day
Women’s Advisory Council
Extension Service Club
Miss Lane
Shell Oil Company
Waltham Field Station
Beaver Street
Waltham
Anna C. Carey
America
Lincoln Sudbury Junior Prom Impresses With Undersea Theme
Lincoln Sudbury Regional's junior prom themed Le Mer de L Amour featured Ruth M Buxton and Barbara Kemp in reception roles as Barbara Swanson was crowned prom queen with Diane Ross and Diane Powers among the court. The event showcased sea decor, a grand march, after‑prom party, and a Sunday orchestra concert by the Lincoln Sudbury Regional Orchestra with guest cellist Michael Alewyn.
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Sudbury
Lincoln- Sudbury
Hector Marquis
Robert Moore
Luther Child
William Grinnell
Ruth M. Buxton
Barbara M. Kemp
Kemp
Jerry Davis
Orchester
Barbara Swanson
Diane Ross
Diane Powers
Martha Poole
Pamela Thomas
Lawrence Moore
Barry Moore
Lincoln
Cyndy Nath
Ruth i M. Buxton
Richard Gregg
Cynthia Chapin
George Heck
Martha Norton
Kenneth Grinnell
Heather Marquis
Richard Moore
Penny Child
Miss Buxton
Lincoln-Sudbury
Laura ‘S.pohock
Little Theater
Louise Rogers
Zentner
Michael Alewyn
Scott Emmons
Penelope Foster
Ann ‘Harding
Scarlatti
Bruce Litte
Theronin
Craig Donaldson
Martha Livengood
Sudbury Camp Fire Girls Highlight Blue Bird Life
Sudbury reports two kinds of Blue Birds the real birds and seven to nine year old Camp Fire Girls. Under Miss Ruth Smith Sudbury now has six Blue Bird groups and one Camp Fire group with plans for September fly up. O da kon ya Camp Fire Girl Group leads by Kathryn Chase. Blue Bird groups include Smiling Singing Playful Jolly Rainbow Beautiful with various leaders. Officers elected include Hall as chair and Phelps as secretary. A group of fifth and sixth graders seek to join Camp Fire Girls. O de kon ya group planted 25 seedling pines in Memorial Forest Recreation Area as Arbor Day activity. Sings Blue Birds entertained at leader Patricia Blood home singing and presenting pins to girls Karen Bergen Beth Blood Deirdre Cowden Maureen Dempsey Janet Garland Margery Garland Sherry Lohr.
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Camp Fire
Ruth Smith
Boston Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Sudbury
Blue Birds
Camp Fire Girl
Kathryn Chase
Smiling Blue Birds
Loraine Hall
Mary Ellen Phelps
Singing Bluebirds
Patricia Blood
Playful Blue Birds
Miriam Weinstein
Margaret Mosca
Jolly Blue Birds
Grace McManiman
Elizabeth Miller
Rainbow Blue Birds
Edith Hamm
Janet Touchette
Beautiful Blue Birds
Ruth Greenhaldt
Lois Callis
Sudbury Camp Fire Girls’ Leaders Sponsors Association
Kathryn Chage
William Hall
O-de-kon-ya
Memorial Forest
Reation
Dutton
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Karen Bergen
Beth Blood
Deirdre Cowden
Maureen Dempsey
Janet Garland
Margery Garland
Sherry Lohr
Featherland Farm Meeting on Recreation Plans in Sudbury
Sudbury Parents League hosts an open May 26 8 pm discussion at Fairbank Road School with town recreation commission guests to answer questions about recreational plans for Fatherland Farm now owned by the town. Representatives from all local groups are invited. A short business meeting will review the past year and outline future plans.
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Sudbury
Parent’s League of Sudbury, Inc
Fairbank Road
Parents League
Lee Dedicates Gen. Robert E. Lee Statue in Montgomery
UPI reports Earl D. James dedicates a statue at a Montgomery high school on Monday. He notes the statue faces north because Lee never turned his back on an enemy. The item blends with a brief fashion note on cool summer sleepwear and sleep sets in cotton and nylon georgette.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Earl D. James
Robert E. Lee
Bond Authorization Boost For State Elderly Housing Program
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 25 million dollar bond for the states housing for the elderly program, raising total authorizations from 45 million to 70 million. The State Housing Board nears funds exhaustion after a recent 1 million dollar city allotment in Boston.
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Boston
Sudbury Board of Appeals sets public hearing June 14 1960
Sudbury Massachusetts Board of Appeals announces a public hearing June 14 1960 at 8:00 P M in Town Hall. Petitions include Sunny Hill Preschool hours extension 9 A M to 3 P M 60-28 Camp Senatore summer camp for ages 7 to 14 off Haynes Road 60-29 and Raytheon Company continued use testing on Renato Secatore property with 50 foot testing pole 60-30. Petitions require presence or authorized representative.
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Town OF Sudbury
Board of Appeals
Sudbury
Mass
Sunny Hill
Methodist Church
Old Sudbury Road
Camp Senatore
Gloria Walsh
Franklin Secatore
Haynes Road
Raytheon Company
Renato Secatore
Concord Road
Lincoln Road
Edward E. Kreitsek
Land Court Notice and Acton Zoning By Law Amendments
Land Court No 31726 directs John Ryan and John Goldsmith of Acton Middlesex to enter appearance by July 5 in Everett M Maynes suit over title to land on County Road Acton. Notice also publishes town by law amendments approved by attorney general changing zoning map district lettering and descriptions for multiple districts in Acton including BD LBD ID LIB SCD RD and residential zones A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 B3 C1 C2.
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John Ryan
John Goldsmith
Acton
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Everett M. Maynes
Everett M . Maines
Boston
Suffolk
County Road
North Acton
Gald
Charles A. Phillips
Reuben S. Hoar
John Maines
Dee
Acton Enterprise
John Fk
Fenton
Our Land Court
Our Lord
Thomas B. Cummings
Lawrence B. Tighe
Mass
Edward J. McCormack, Jr
Meg Assabet Institution Officers Elected in Massachusetts
At the Annual Meg Assabet Institution meeting held in Bankin ward Massachusetts at 8 30 p m officers were elected and duties assigned Harold R Goodwit was named President with Frank E Sanders as First Vice President William Naylor Philip A Wilson and others listed as Second Vice President Trustees include Joseph H Edna Harold R Goodwi Noble J Morton Anthony Palmacci Jorma Osmo Clarence A Wethells Raymond O Dr Raymond A Gal William Naylor Harold F Nordbe Frank E Sander Harlan E Tuttle and others with terms expiring and committees named for Invest in Buy U S and related governance duties.
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Bankin Ward
Massachusetts
Harold R. Goodwit
Frank E. Sanders
William Naylor
Philip A. Wilson
Joseph H. Edna
Harold R. Goodwi Noble
J. Morton
Anthony Palmacci
Jorma Osmo
Clarence A. Wethells
Raymond O
Raymond A
Gal William” Naylor
Harold F
Nordbe
Frank E. Sander
Harlan E. Tuttle
Howard L. King
Donald W. Parkett
William
H. Soar
Charles A
Stock William K
Wakte Philip
A. Wilson
Donald W. Park Board
of Investm
Harold R
G Raymond A
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Florence M. Wilder
Emerson Junior High
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Education
Wilder
Framingham
Maynard Junior High School
Charles Garabedian
Ann O’brien
Maynard Junio High School
John J. Millane
Maynard Enterprise
Phil Wilson
Phil
Jean ‘Ted’ Cassey
Stanley Kulick
Wilson
Caisey
Kulik
Frank Sanderson
Cassey
Mr. Kulik
Kuliki
Jack Kennedy
Mr. Khrushchev
Frank Punch
Lupt
Albert Lerer
Maynard Schools
Woburn Public Schools
Mr. Lerer
Garahedian
Maynard High School
Garabedian
P. Joseph Connolly, Jr
Main Street
Rudolph Currier
Mr. Currier
Charles Coulter
USA
Monument Square
Wright Tavern
Concord High School
Hugh E. Kilmartin
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School News
Featherland Farm
Lee
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court
Misc
G.L
Lawrence B. Tigher
Lawr Town
Edward J. Mc
Legalner
Board OF Vati
Imlay
Joseph F. Vinewal
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P Brown Street
Dence
Robert Jatt
U.S
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